Slack Pass 21st
A brief sports or schedule item notes a slack pass event dated the 21st. Details are fragmentary with limited context, mentioning a pass play or drill and potential team or athlete identifiers not fully readable on the page.
17 Oct 1984
Page 1
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Newspaper
Destin Log
Location
Destin, Florida, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1984
Page
1
A brief sports or schedule item notes a slack pass event dated the 21st. Details are fragmentary with limited context, mentioning a pass play or drill and potential team or athlete identifiers not fully readable on the page.
The state Ethics Commission will investigate alleged ethics violations by Okaloosa County Commissioner Mike Mitchell over land interests on Okaloosa Island. The probe is delayed until after the November 6 general election when Mitchell faces Randall Wise for District 5.
Florida's Marine Fisheries Commission plans to send a rule to Gov. Graham and the Cabinet proposing a two King per angler per trip limit in state waters. The final rule tightens restrictions, bans commercial fishing and gillnetting, and adds captain and crew to head counts for recreational and charter boats.
ODI members and about 50 residents condemned the Destin incorporation charter at the first public meeting. They warned of Orwellian control and alleged that at large elections could let a few powerful people run the council.
Citizens For Incorporation claims ODI distortions about the Destin incorporation debate. CFI chief Bob McIlroy says charter drafting was transparent and notes Destin landowner Mattie Kelly helped shape the document. The group plans to present facts at a Thursday public meeting.
FEMA official says Okaloosa County must improve enforcement of flood ordinances to remain in the National Flood Insurance Program after a review found 14 Destin area projects built 3 to 5 feet below required nine foot first floor elevation. The county may face suspension, which would raise flood insurance costs, if deficiencies are not corrected.
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