Nancy Reagan backs Say No rally in Fort Walton Beach
First Lady Nancy Reagan endorses Saturday’s Say No To Drugs rally at Santa Rosa Mall in Fort Walton Beach. In a Wednesday letter she urges youth to resist substances, cites visits to treatment centers, and promotes the Just Say No national program with 10,000 chapters. The event, sponsored by the Okaloosa County Say No To Drugs Task Force, will include civic groups schools and fraternal organizations.
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Nancy Reagan
Santa Rosa
Okaloosa County
Rally Elevates Say No To Drugs Rally in Okaloosa County
A Saturday rally from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. features 1000 Kenwood Elementary singers and performers from Vince Garrett Brothers to Choctawhatchee High School Band plus community groups like the American Legion Elks Kiwanis Rotary and Scouts. Messages flow from Sens Lawton Chiles Paula Hawkins Rep Hutto and Rep Ward affirming anti drug efforts and future programs. Master of Ceremonies is Nunzio Cappadona with officials from civilian and military sectors attending.
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A.m
Nunzio “Cappy
Kenwood
Vince Garrett Brothers
The
Emerald Coast Chorus
Patricia Poteet
Frank Dean
Tom Volchek
Kim Brown
Douglas Slaughter
Christine Songes
Faye Devino
St. Clare
Rieno
R. J. Murdock
David Downs
Willie Easley
Refuge
United Way
YMCA
Sens
Lawton Chiles
Paula Hawkins
Earl Hutto
Rep
James Ward
Hutto
Sen. Chiles
Tom Bevine
Ward
Bevino
Okaloosa County
Nunzio ‘‘Cappy
Cappadona
Cinco Adopts License Fee Change for Banks and Lenders
Cinco Bayou council approved a revised occupational license schedule for financial institutions. Fees will be based on employees, starting at 25 for 1 to 5 workers and 500 for 20 or more. The town also budgeted 4,500 from federal funds for a fire protection contract with Ocean City Wright FD and renewed the 28,700-fire agreement. An Okaloosa Gas franchise fee rises from 3 to 4 percent, adding about 2,000 in revenue. Borchick named town representative to the MPO Technical Coordinating Committee. Budget hearings set for Sept 10, 17, and 29. 1986-87 budget projected to rise about 8 percent to 135,707.
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Cinco’ Bayou
al Borchik
Borchick
Ocean City-Wright Fire Department
Ocean City- Wright
Okaloosa
Metropolitan Planning Organization
Niceville Council Reviews Recreation and Sanitation Budgets
Niceville City Council examined the 1987 general fund budgets for the Sanitation and Parks and Recreation departments. Budget increases stem from equipment purchases and improvements, including two garbage trucks, dumpsters, lawnmowers, a pickup truck, and field lighting and landscaping. A projected general fund deficit of about $6,000 prompts a proposed 2 mill tax levy, up from 1.4 mills, with hearings set for September 11 and 25 and a budget workshop scheduled for Monday at 6:30 p.m.
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Niceville
General Fund
Sanitation and
Parks and Recreation Departments
Parks and Recreation Department
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Karen MacGrogan
American Legion
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Rotary
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Girl
Boy Scouts
American Red Cross
Taekwondo Kids
Cinco
Destin
Humana Destin
Ramada Beach Resort
Health Imaging
ARTA
Niceville Council
Petrey School Board
University of Alabama
Okaloosa Co
Fr. Educational Council
Elas
Pd. Pel. Ad. Democrat
Maine
Chef de ‘Cuisine
Prescott Stuart
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