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Newspaper
Destin Log
Location
Destin, Florida, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1985
Page
2
City urges qualified applicants to contact City Hall at 837-4242 for refunds. Refunded 28 licenses totaling about 1300 dollars to date. Delinquent applicants face 10 percent per month penalty, plus 5 percent after Dec 5, up to 25 percent. Notices mailed to nonapplicants. professional license holders no longer need a second business license.
Standard Federal Savings & Loan sues Cecil C. Miller and Emerald Towers Condominium Association in Okaloosa County Circuit Court seeking foreclosure of Miller's Emerald Towers unit to recover nearly $200,000 from a loan that originated with Baker Mortgage Loans Inc. and was transferred to Standard Federal. The bank also asserts a $621 lien by Emerald Towers and notes Miller's prior embezzlement probe from a former bank.
Destin postmaster Al McLeod welcomes Lee Spence program director of Twelve Oaks Alcohol and Drug Recovery Center at a regional Postmasters Conference held last week at the Sandestin Hilton. Also featured was Con way Hunter MD, a nationally known authority on substance abuse.
County official says the $8 million project to four lane the 7 3/4 mile U.S. 98 segment from Airport Road to near Sandestin Beach Resort will finish by next spring despite Hurricane Kate delays. Work resumed Monday after two days lost, with a pumping station and underground drainage to prevent runoff into Old Pass Lagoon.
The Florida Marine Fisheries Commission approved a potential exception to the King Mackerel bag limit for southeast commercial fishermen with Gulf permits. If the governor signs, boats in Dade Broward and Palm Beach counties could take up to 25 fish per day in state waters, while others keep a two fish limit. The decision prompts opposition from Destin charter interests who warn of precedent. The panel also extended a five bushel day limit on oystering in Okaloosa and Walton counties and set a December 13 public hearing in Orlando on Spanish Mackerel rules.
City Hall will be closed Thursday and Friday November 28 and 29 for Thanksgiving. Normal hours resume Monday December 2 from 9 am to 5 pm.
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