Angler Tops Cobb Cobra Catch On Sunrise Run
An Alabama angler aboard the Sunrise with Capt Kelly reported the season’s first Cobra a 34 pounder. The mate said another Cob ia weighed in Friday southeast of bar in deep water. Duke’s fish was caught during the Cobra Tournament on April 30.
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Alabama
Kelly
Bar
Duke
North Florida HAM/Snapfest to gather in Fort Walton Beach
More than 400 licensed amateur radio operators in Okaloosa County and hundreds from the Southeast will attend the 17th Annual North Florida HAM/Snapfest at the Fort Walton Beach Fairgrounds on March 21 and 22. Hams from the Panhandle participate in this regional event hosted by the Playground Amateur Radio group.
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Okaloosa County
Fort Walton Beach Fairgrounds
North Florida
Eeeanhandle
Trash Finale Drives Destin Cleanup Push
The week-long effort to improve Destin ends with city hall contact 837-4242 for trash bags and cleanup location assignments. Residents use the campaign to discard old appliances and unwanted items. Environmental Waste Systems Inc. collected 22 roll-off dumpster containers totaling 440 cubic yards of garbage by March 17.
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Destin
Environmental Waste Systems Inc
Tides and Temperatures for March 18th and 19th
The report lists tides and temperatures for March 18 and 19 with a reading of 64. likely shoreline observations show low tide highs and air or water temperature around 64. data indicates coastal weather patterns and expect modest shifts through the period.
Destin Center Lease OK Faces City Council
Most Destin councilmen accept a long term lease over a deed for 32 acre community center property, while board members push for ownership. The board’s vote spurred questions about tradition and costs as the general membership prepares to vote April 9 on deed versus lease to fund a new center with a gymnasium stage and board room.
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Center
Destin Community Center
Community Center Board
Destin
Dot Jones
Supporters Eye Destin YMCA Start Up At 25000 Dollars
Community leaders, led by Joe Lukaszewski, say at least 25000 dollars is needed to start a Destin YMCA via charter membership. Eleven residents attended the first meeting, with 65 agreeing to help and 114 saying their families would join. A survey found strong interest in recreational swimming and a ladies exercise program. The group planned another meeting next Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Destin Community Center.
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Destin
Joe Lukaszewski
Playground Area
Lukaszewski
Destin Community Center
Lukazewski
Destin Ymca
YMCA
Officials Hunt Dolphin Killer in Choctawhatchee Bay
Florida marine patrol investigates the shooting death of a bottlenose dolphin found ensnared in a fishing net in Choctawhatchee Bay between Wednesday morning and Thursday afternoon. Officers say the animal was shot in the head up to nine times with a .22 rifle. A second dolphin carcass was reported offshore from the U S Army Rest Camp on Benning Drive.
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Florida Marine Patrol
Choctawhatchee Bay
FMP
Larry Jourdan
Jourdan
U.S. Army
Benning Drive
Log Offers Reward for Dolphin Killing in Choctawhatchee
The Destin Log offers a 500 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of whoever shot and killed a bottlenose dolphin in Choctawhatchee. Publisher Jack Becklund denounces the act and urges tips to the Florida Marine Patrol or The Log.
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Destin Log
Dolphin
Choctawhatchee
Jack Becklund
Florida Marine Patrol
AIDS Blood Testing Offered in Fort Walton
Okaloosa County health officials say AIDS risk is not high locally but those worried about transfusion exposure can test locally. The American Red Cross offers confidential AIDS testing at Humana Hospital Fort Walton for $10, covering hospital transfusions before March 1985. Results mailed in about two weeks.
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Okaloosa County
American Red Cross
Humana Hospital
Fort Walton
Pensacola
Panama City
Red Cross
National
Centers For Disease Con
TED Excluder Divides Gulf Shrimpers Over Safety
Gulf Coast fishermen debate the TED Turtle Excluder Device as a January 1989 deadline looms for national use. Officials say not to worry yet, while locals fear injuries and who pays if hurt. Workshops set for March 24 25 to learn more.
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Gulf Coast
Panhandle
National Marine Fisheries Service
Perdido River
Mobile
Tampa Bay
United States
National Fisherman Magazine
Niceville
Jimmy Hicks
Hicks
Scott Andree
Sea Grant Extension Office
Tallahassee
TED
Andree
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