Destin Traffic Violations Reported by Deputy MacGrogan
Destin traffic citations list multiple drivers cited by Deputy Raymond MacGrogan from Sept. 24 to Sept. 30. Names include John C. Sully Fairhope AL speeding 51 in 35 on U S 98, Shirley Crowton Destin red light at U S 98 Gulfshore, Ronald Dipole Crestview 54 in 35 with expired tag and suspended license, plus others from Fort Walton Beach Mary Esther Shalimar Niceville Pensacola and Montgomery AL for speeds from 43 to 63 mph in 25 to 45 mph zones.
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Destin City
Raymond MacGrogan
John C. Sully
Fairhope
U.S
Shirley E. Crowton
Destin
U.S. 98
Gulfshore Boulevard
Ronald A. Dipole
Crestview
John M. Grossman
Fort Walton Beach
Richard D. Zuck
Montgomery
Alvin T. Hendryx
Stanley A. Wojciekowski
Shalimar
Ruby D. Headrick
Jan F. Winograd
Destn
Mary D. Kirk
Thomas J. Risalvato
Thomas L. Myers
Maryesther
Robert L. Clark
Robert V. Collins
Pensacola
Mark C. Kalaw
Michelle R. Hicks
Anniston
Larry D. Watson
Birmingham
Jeffrey C. Brandon
Jimmie L. Douglas
Fort Benning
Calhoun Avenue
Mike G. Desouza
Niceville
Aubrey R. Clark
Joseph W. Bailey
Mary Esther
Sarah M. Bendvengan
Melvin O. Hill
Main Street
Steven R. Haeusler
Poll results on taxes and a state lottery in Okaloosa County
A local poll shows strong support for a state lottery to fund education with 481 yes votes and 107 no. Voters favored lottery against ad valorem and user taxes, and responses also covered anti nudity ordinances term limits and party representation in county government. Metzner plans to present findings to county commissioners.
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Fort Walton Beach
Metzner
Intercepted Pilot Lands At Destin After Turbulent Flight
Davie piloted a fatigued flight back to Destin Airport after almost drifting toward Cuba. Eglin Air Force jets intercepted, described as a helluva save. Airport manager Walt Brigman noted Davie’s sleepiness and the rare lapse in pilot alertness.
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Davie
Destin
Campbell
Eglin
Cuba
Walt Brigman
Air Force
Brigman
Plane radio failure risks as cabin pressure drops
Continued from page 1A experts warn that pilots may lose radio contact during flight and a sudden pressurization loss could cause passengers to pass out if the aircraft climbs to high altitudes.
Coastal well project eyed from Escambia to Jefferson counties
McWilliams outlined a plan to drill coastal wells 100 to 800 feet deep for monitoring, with annual or semi annual testing. If funded, wells would span the coastline from Escambia to Jefferson counties, selected by computer analysis of prior studies. Federal funding would likely flow through the Army Corps of Engineers, which would drill. The project could take up to three years to complete.
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McWilliams
Escambia
Jefferson Counties
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Okaloosa School Board Budget Plans Destin Elementary Expansion
The Okaloosa County School Board budgets between 500000 and 750000 to build new classrooms and expand the lunchroom at Destin Elementary, with plans to use funds before next fall. Principal Eugene Walls notes enrollment surpassed 1988 projections, now at 643 students, and growth may continue with a strong economy.
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Okaloosa County
Sullivan
Destin Elementary
Destin Elementary Seeks Growth Plan and Land Sale
The survey team aims to approve growth beyond classrooms over two to three years and replace portable classrooms, while keeping one or two portables for special needs use. After replacements, four to six more classrooms may be needed if growth continues with Walton County students at Destin Elementary. The district plans to sell about 12 acres in Mary Esther to offset restoration costs at seven lower-grade schools and will seek a state survey to secure funds for renovations.
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Sullivan
Walton County
Destin Elementary
Mary Esther
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Destin Traffic Report
Kevin R. Silva
James P. Smith
American Express
London
Gatwick Airport
Carolyn Bounds
Bounds
Eugene Walls
Walls
Fiqua Pool & Patioco
North Beal Parkway
Florida
Suzy
Shores
Saturl
Efere
Tatting
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