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Newspaper
Destin Log
Location
Destin, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1983
Page
5
The Okaloosa County public debate asks if a county ordinance is needed to curb non-returnable glass container sales. Residents including William Ford and Gretchen Schopper advocate deposits or bans, citing litter and beach cleanup needs.
A first person account recalls near encounters with venomous snakes from New England to Florida. The writer describes a tense moment spotting a gray black snake by a trash can and grabs a shovel. Previous experiences in Davie and Laurel Hill shaped a belief that snakes are a threat, influencing daily life and vigilance.
A narrator recalls nearly stepping on a Cottonmouth while walking past Horsehead Creek and again when a large snake blocked the road. After braving danger with boots, a hoe, and a shovel, the author ends with reflections on judging threats in humans and society, contrasting snake danger with human behavior.
The fragmentary OCR text provides unclear names and figures. It mentionsGM and a sequence of tokens that may reference measurements or identifiers. No coherent event or-person details are ascertainable from the readable portion.
Market outlook shifts to bulls as the Dow Jones Industrial Average holds near 1200 and eyes 1225 1248.30 breakout with potential rally to 1260 1280 while downside support remains in the 1100s amid a nine week 1180 to 1260 range. Bonds wobble feeding rate fears though fundamentals hint at lower rates and a possible recovery. risks include higher rates triggering a global crisis.
Market update provided by Pam Toler, investment broker with A.G. Edwards in Fort Walton Beach. Reports likely cover exchanges, stock movements, and advisory notes for clients and readers today.
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