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Destin Log

Location

Destin, Florida, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1985

Page

6

Destin traffic report cited May dates for multiple violations

Deputy Ray MacGrogan filed a Destin City Hall traffic violation log listing numerous May citations. Individuals include Douglas Pitts and Aaron D. Taylor for stop sign violations at Mountain Drive and Palmetto Street, Mathias C. Noel for careless driving on U S 98, Michael S. Shahid for 40 mph in a 25 mph zone on Gulf Shore Boulevard, Danny G. Fell for unregistered vehicle and suspended license, Jackie L. Madison for careless driving and 60 mph in a 35 mph zone on U S 98, and several others for speeding parking and other infractions across Destin Okaloosa Island Shalimar and Mary Esther authorities.

Destin City Hall Ray MacGrogan Douglas Pitts DeFuniak Springs Mountain Drive Palmetto Street Aaron D. Taylor Crestview Mathias C. Noel Jackson U.S. 98 Michael S. Shahid Fort Walton Beach Gulf Shore Boulevard Danny G. Fell Destin Jackie L. Madison U. S. 98 Esther U.S Gregory R. Easter Billy J. Anglin Benning Drive Vincent R. Zingaretti Bonnie J. Kerlin Ohio Okaloosa County Shores Shopping Center Sandra J. Thome Okaloosa Island Barry L. Lachowski Shalimar David S. Gandy Georgia

Plan for Choctawhatchee Bay habitat plan gains support

Plan developers on the committee include Vic Deal Dave Weaver and Frances Spence with Spence noting 1975 involvement. The effort aims to create a regional authority for water and waste systems and a transportation authority while urging local densiy limits hurricane evacuation rules and dune and flood protection measures. The cost nears a half million with state aid sought at 400000 dollars as hearings loom.

Runnels Vic Deal Dave Weaver Frances Spence Spence Choctawhat Bay Senate Department of Transportation Okaloosa-Walton

Obituary for Norris Thompson of Florida Passes at 53

Norris Thompson aged 53 of Jacksonville Florida died May 15 1985 in a Jacksonville hospital. He was born in Laurel Hill Florida and is survived by his mother Essie M Lawson of Crestview sisters Doris Beyer of Munger Michigan and Eileen Martin of Destin Florida. Funeral services were May 20 at 2 p.m. at McLaughlin Mortuary Chapel Fort Walton Beach with Rev D R Tucker officiating. Burial at Wright Cemetery Wright Florida. McLaughlin Mortuary handled arrangements.

Norris Thompson Phyllis Jacksonville Fla Laurel Hill Essie M. Lawson Crestview Doris Beyer Munger, Mich Eileen Mar McLaughlin Mortuary Chestnut Ave. S.E Fort Walton Beach D.R. Tucker Wright Cemetery Wright, Fla

Isle Beach Cleanup Begins on Holiday Isle

The Holiday Isle Improvement Association started a year round beachfront cleanup on Holiday Isle for about a mile of shoreline. North Florida Beach Cleaning began its 2 a.m. Tuesday sweep to remove trash and cigarette butts. The effort is a test to shape future cleaning frequency and seasonal intensity.

Holiday Isle The Isle Board North Florida Beach Cleaning

Destin City Council Sets Two Committee Meetings

Destin City Council agendas show the Recreation Committee and the Planning Commission meeting Thursday May 23 at City Hall. Both sessions start at 7 p.m. with the planning group holding a workshop.

Destin City City Hall Planning Commission

DWU to Work With Abusers to Fix Utility Issues

DWU plans to first engage with people abusing the system to fix problems. Watkins said the utility will work with anyone possible, noting some homeowners may be unaware their service connections are improper. Visitors to the DWU office can seek a solution, but strict action will follow to stop illegal use.

Watkins DWU Utility

Rotary aids Africa with improvised autoclave shipment

Brechin plans to ship a steam autoclave for sterilizing instruments to Africa after securing a voltage converter. Greg Artabasy and Theo discuss setup, box packaging, and international timing, noting Rotary’s 3 H programs and Project 2005 aiming to eradicate polio by 2005.

Brechin Destin Greg Artabasy Theo Artabasy Africa Rotary Tombo

City bills eyed for floor action on local matters

Ward aide Marianne Murfee said HB 1400 should be withdrawn from committee to reach the House floor. HB 1402 was referred to the House Community Affairs Committee to clarify the charter regarding lands in east Destin owned by the Coleman L. Kelly Trust. Murfee aims to move both bills to the special order calendar for Thursday local bills day. Artabasy estimated a $25 million cost to vaccinate every child worldwide.

Ward Marianne Murfee East Destin Coleman L. Kelly Trust House Murfee Artabasy

Destin City Eyes Swift Passage of Revenue Sharing Bill

City officials express cautious optimism as Destin seeks state revenue sharing funds. City Manager Jack Dorman hopes the bill clears the House quickly and advances to the Senate with minimal opposition. Pensacola attorney Ed Holland Jr. was set to travel to Tallahassee to prevent any delays. Continued coordination with Holland and Tallahassee lawmakers aims to keep the bill from slipping through cracks.

Jack Dorman Senate Dorman Ed Holland Jr Pensacola Tallahassee Holland

City official backs precinct split to ease long voting lines

City Council Chairman Bill Phillips supports dividing the precinct after noting past election delays. He cited a 2,260 resident turnout with lines up to two hours in 50 degree weather on November 6 and said growth toward the Walton County line will necessitate a new site to cut congestion.

Bill Phillips Phillips Destin Walton County

League of Women Voters backs new precinct for smoother voting

Renee Williams president cites fewer lines and simpler logistics as reasons the League supports adding a precinct. Garrett notes need for extra poll workers funded by the election supervisor's budget. No machine issues since the county plans to purchase more voting machines this year.

Renee Williams League of Women Voters League Garrett

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