Lucyle Middleton Election 86 Candidate Profile
Lucyle Middleton seeks Destin City Council seat without party affiliation. Residence Destin. Occupation includes law office management. Education spans Crozier Tech High School Dallas and military GED plus 40 years in banking construction missile lab retail credit and fundraising. She aims to protect financial interests, expand affordable services, and coordinate with county to avoid double spending while adopting standard growth plans.
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Lucyle Middleton
Destin
Crozier Tech High School
Dallas
Texas
Women’s Army Corps
Paris
Destin City
Jerry Najarian for Destin City Candidate Platform
Nonpartisan candidate Jerry Najarian, electronics engineer, Destin resident and community leader, pledges to repeal or lower occupational license tax, hold monthly public Q&A with city officials, study and revamp the City Charter, establish random neighborhood police patrols, and expand youth recreation facilities and programs. He favors tax and fee reductions, less government control over private enterprise, competitive services, fishing fleet docking, and an environmental data base with long range urban planning. He notes police focus on traffic now and advocates broader crime deterrence and a child bike safety program, plus expansion of educational facilities to include a junior high school.
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Destin City
Destin
Destin Candidates Share Views In City Council Race
The Log Newspaper and Okaloosa County League of Women Voters publish candidate replies for six candidates vying for three Destin city council seats in the November 4 general election. The league remains non partisan and did not endorse any candidate while presenting responses limited to 75 words each.
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Destin
Log
Okaloosa County
League of Women Voters
League
William E Phillips for Destin City Council Campaign
Democrat Bill Phillips, a retired contractor and USAF veteran, outlines plans to expand city services, improve streets and sidewalks, install traffic signals, and boost police protection. He cites roles in Destin city government and regional bodies, and urges a Harbor Management Plan and comprehensive growth controls.
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William E
Bill
Phillips
Destin
U.S. Air Force
B.S
M.S
USAF
FWB Metropolitan Planning
Okaloosa Co
Northwest Florida Coast Resource Planning & Management Committee
Regional Utility Authority
Mid-Bay
Political Profiles: Hutto and Neubeck in 1980 Race
Candidate Earl Hutto of Panama City a Democrat with Navy and broadcasting roots, serves Florida in Congress since 1978 and chairs Armed Services panel. Greg Neubeck, Republican engineer from Lynn Haven, advocates fiscal restraint, strong defense, and pro growth trade policy.
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Earl Hutto
Panama City
Florida
Troy State University
Troy
Kappa Delta Pi
Natonal Honor Society
Northwestern Universit
Evanston,il
U.S. Navy
Sars Hutto Advertising Agency
Ounder
Npex-Fm
Pensacola
Wear[v
Wsfa-Tv
Montgomery
WJHG
Florida House of Representatives
Armed Services
Merchant Marine & Fisheries
U.S. Congress
Greg Neubeck
Lynn Haven
Ted Shaw Candidate Promotes City Hall, Services Plan
Ted Shaw a USAF retiree outlines a platform to locate a permanent City Hall in a proper site, establish a city police force, expand street lighting and sidewalks, improve streets, form a street and park maintenance crew, and beautify medians. He supports increasing city services as needed and backs studies for future water sources waste disposal and regional highway improvements including the Mid Bay Bridge.
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Mid-Bay Bridge
Rudy Sutton Candidate for City Leadership
Democrat J Rudy Sutton retired USAF and associate professor at St Leo College seeks city manager style reform. He proposes charter revisions from closet mayor to weak mayor and establish voting wards while promising tougher law enforcement and infrastructure growth planning.
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J. Rudy Sutton
Destin
US Air Force
St. Leo College
M.S. International Relations
M.S. Public Administration
Technical Coordinating Committee
MPO
Lloyd Taylor Campaign Plan Outlined Highlights
Lloyd Taylor, a teacher with a master's, pledges to upgrade streets and sidewalks with lighting for safety. He supports a mid bay bridge crossing and arterial roads, keeps Old Highway 98 open, develops Henderson Beach Park, acquires land for a City Hall complex and docks for the fishing fleet, builds recreation facilities, and reviews city ordinances. He advocates a phased, careful approach after assessing needed services, calling for a comprehensive plan.
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Lloyd Taylor
Destin
Destin City
Henderson Beach Park
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Z. ‘Jerry’ Najarian
B.S. Troy State
Destin Chamber of Commerce
Ross Marler
Oficer Destin Community Center
Destin Fishing Rodeo
Destin Water Users
Destin Pto
Bill Phillips
Hutto
Neubeck
Gramm- Rudman-Hollings
America
Soviet Union
Special Operations Forces
Congress
Gramm-Rudmann-Hollings
Ted Shaw
Theo
Ted) Shaw
Land Company
Rudy Sutton
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