Governor selects Kilpatrick for Florida Housing Finance Agency
Glenn Kilpatrick, president of the First National Bank of Destin, was appointed by Gov. Bob Graham to the nine member Florida Housing Finance Agency. The board sells tax exempt revenue bonds for below market financing and encourages private capital in housing. The agency has issued about 300 million in six bond issues to date. Kilpatrick will serve until November 1984.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingrid Kreis
Glenn Kilpatrick
First National Bank of Destin
Bob Graham
Florida Housing Finance Agency
Kilpatrick
Tampa
Okaloosa
Walton County
Okaloosa County Bankers Association
State Housing Finance Agency
Inheritance Dispute Sparks Destin Property Suit
Destin resident Drummond Braden sues his parents in Okaloosa County Circuit Court over waterfront land on Destin Harbor. He seeks ownership of the land, a share of any sale profits, and rent from a harborfront restaurant leased by Hubert E. and Verna J. Godwin. Braden alleges oral gifts and promises dating before 1976 were not formalized, and that the land was sold this year to Steve Poche and Henry T. Courtney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drummond Braden
Okaloosa County
Braden
J.W
Helen Braden
Hubert E
Verna J. Godwin
Harborfront
Destin Harbor
Highway 98
Palmetto Street
Stahlman Avenue
Steve Poche
Fort Walton Beach
Henry T. Courtney
Miami
Poche
Darlene Raim Named Destin Rodeo Secretary
Darlene Raim takes over as secretary of the Destin Fishing Rodeo this month. Beginning March 16 the Rodeo office will be open Wednesdays from 1 to 4 p.m. on Stahlman Avenue beside the Destin Community Center. The 35th Destin Deepsea Fishing Rodeo is set for October with busy preparation month.
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Darlene Raim
Destin
Stahlman Avenue
Destin Community Center
Darlene
Mike Raim
Stacey
Chris
Raims
Trainig
Destin Library
Destin Condo Boom Boosts Okaloosa Walton Permits
UWF analyzes 1982 data showing large condo projects and Shores Shopping Center lifting Okaloosa Walton commercial building permits by about 90 percent over 1981. June and October saw peak values with a $2.6 million Shores center and a $1.2 million Destin sewage plant starting. The central division led state gains, with 131 percent rise in December 1982 versus 1981.
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Ingrid Kreis
Destin
Shores
Bob Mayer
University of West Florida
Center For Economic and Marketing Education
Okaloosa
Walton Counties
Gulf Power Co
Mayer
Walton
UWF Center
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Rodeo
UWF
UWF Center For Economic and Marketing Education
Legance
China
Krystal
the Shores