Park Pleads No Contest in Destin Slaying Case
Richard Mickey Alan Park of Ringgold Georgia pled no contest to second degree murder and robbery with a deadly weapon in the August Destin slaying of Ted Schery a 50 year old bank janitor. If accepted by Circuit Judge Jere Tolton Park faces two consecutive 99 year terms and is to be sentenced November 3 alongside co defendant John Williams who was convicted in May of first degree murder and robbery.
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Richard
Mickey
Alan Park
Ringgold
Destin
Park
Jere Tolton
Georgia
John Williams
Santa Rosa Beach
Tolton
Ted Schery
Williams
Parker Arraignment Set Destin developer Parker arraigned in Pensacola
Parker indicted on five counts of bank fraud for misapplying over 28000 in Sunshine Bank funds via a falsified loan. He remains bank president during the 1979 80 change from Eglin National to Sunshine Bank. Awaiting Oct 26 arraignment. sentencing on tax return charges set for Oct 24. faces up to nine years.
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Larry R. Parker
U.S. District Court
Pensacola
Winston Arnow
Sunshine Bank
Parker
Eglin National Bank
BOA Allows Trailer Stay At Crystal Beach Motel Site
Okaloosa County Board of Adjustment approved Dorothy McCluney to keep a mobile home on the Crystal Beach Motel site for security and office use during razing and construction of a 90 unit condominium. Despite an adjacent owner’s objection the decision was unanimous with reservations for one year.
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Crystal Beach
Okaloosa
Parking Dispute Heads to Circuit Court in Destin
Destin Development Co owner of the Back Porch restaurant on Highway 98 sues lawyer James Middleton over parking space violations. The firm seeks an order halting Middleton’s use of the building for law offices and retail until parking and loading space requirements are met.
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Ingrid Kreis
Donnybrook
Destin
James Middleton
Destin Development Co
Back Porch
Highway 98
Okaloosa County
Destin Development
Middleton
Lucyle
Sheriff's Department
Bob Bonezzi
Grandfathered Red Clay Clarified Amid Destin Development
Okaloosa County officials say red clay found during Sun Destin condo site work near Spyglass Inn is grandfathered under the 1981 ordinance. Developers may haul or contain it. clay use is allowed for horticulture if planted immediately or contained by curb and covered within 96 hours.
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Ingrid Kreis
Sun Destin
Destin
Okaloosa County
Mike Mitchell
Mitchell
Collier Houston
Houston
Highway 98
Brooks Bridge
Walton County
Gulf Beaches
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BOA
County Planning and Zoning Commission
Board of Adjustment
P&z
Shores Merchants Association
Loren Copeland
Jim Dettle
Bert Wycoff
Ed Lecher
Association
Gulf Coast
the Galleria
Destiny
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