Panama City Station Faces Conflict Of Interest Claims
The Petersburg Times reports possible federal conflict of interest violations tied to Channel 93 licensed to Panhandle Broadcasting Co. Inc. with four shareholders including state GOP chairman. The White House reportedly involved and four construction permits for Panama City television state approved amid questions.
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Panama City
Petersburg Times
the Times
Panhandle Broadcasting& Co., Inc
Tammy Thomas
Washington
Charles Stafford
Panhandle Weadcasting Company
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VINE
Fort Walley Beach
Finny
Chanel
Yanama
Statin
Banker Refutes Conflict in Panhandle Broadcasting Case
Panama City SBA representative Richard Armald says he alone approved a loan to Panhandle Broadcasting Co. For the FCC filing, Hilton and others are cited with stock and board affiliations. The Times notes possible conflict of interest and records checked by federal examiners amid ongoing proceedings.
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Panama City
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Simaile Business Administration
Panhandle Broadcasting Company Thess
Petersburg Times
White House
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Arnold
Hilton
Washintos
Simalt Business Investment Company
SBIC
Nugunk
Milton
the Times
Washington
Panhndle Broadcasting
Srtll
Fron
Fie
FCC
Thotmas
Bermuda
Jre Gallations
Republican Party
Savall Business Assistance Corp
SRAC
Panhandle Broadcasting
Third Shooting Fatal For FWB Resident
Fort Walton Beach police report the killing of Lonnie Cooke Jr 41 at his Jonquil Avenue home marking the third fatal shooting involving Cooke since March 16. Investigator Rob Neyendorf leads the probe with interviews from witnesses while details describe two prior gunfire incidents and the fatal Sunday death at Fort Walton Beach Hospital.
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Lonnie Cooke Jr
Jonquil Ave
Fort Walton Beach
Feads
Rob Neyendorf
Me’ Cooke
Air Force
Neyendorf
Pensacola
Conke
Felin Apb
Ant Keesiur Afb
Miss
John Lay
Sarah Cooke
Ian Calvert
Cluck Keeler
Cooke
Nick Stager
Cary Helis
Food price controls warned as Phase IV debated
Earl J. Butz urges combatting misinformation to prevent Phase V food shortages. He cites past broiler controls causing price spikes and warns that current ceilings risk repeat of 20 year highs. CLC official says relief unlikely before new stabilization plan details emerge.
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Washington
UPI
Earl J. Auta
Nixon
White House
Vany
National Association of Farm Broadcasters
Butz
Buly
CLC
James W. McLane
House votes to trim farm subsidy limits in aid bill
The House approved an amendment by Rep. Paul Findley to scrap the $55,000 per crop subsidy for wheat, cotton and feed grains, proposing a $20,000 cap for all three crops together. The measure, part of the four year farm bill, paused final passage until Wednesday and drew protests from viewers in the galleries.
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Paul Findley
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House Agriculture Commnnter
Tess Tran
Dollar Rebounds in World Money Markets After Intervention
In London and European markets the dollar surged as central banks hinted at possible action to stabilize exchange rates. Traders described gains against the franc and the mark, with the dollar up about 2.6 percent versus the mark and gold prices falling in major cities. Officials from Canada Japan and 16 Western European nations discussed possible measures, while a Paris banker signaled that intervention had occurred.
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United Sta
Canada
Japan
Treasure Trove Found in the Keys Near Atocha Cargo
Divers probe a 5th century Spanish galleon wreck off Key West seeking remaining cargo valued around 400 million dollars. The haul includes 63 pound silver bars, silver pieces of eight, cannons, and religious artifacts as Treasure Salvors stores items in Florida National Bank vaults. The find aligns with the Nuestra Señora de Atocha cargo manifest, confirming historical links to the 1622 hurricane loss.
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Key West
Saully West
New West
Nuestra Senora de Atocha
Beth McHahey
Treasure Salvors
Florida First National Bank
Southwind
Playground Daily News Freedom era ad and misc notices
Fragmented OCR shows a seaside newspaper page with ads and circulation data for Playground Daily News and FREEDOM NEWS PAPER. It lists offices in Fort Walton Beach Crestview Niceville and details pricing for daily Sunday and mail subscriptions, plus misread dates and studio labels.
Crestview Struggles Over Paving Costs and Street Plans
Crestview officials heard that street paving may cost property owners up to 32.08 per foot under a plan by Greene Construction Co. The city eyed paving seven streets at 221000.50 total bid, with residents to be assessed per foot on several streets.
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Crestview
Tom Starkey
Darrel Lee
Greete Construction Co
Starkey
Texas Avenue
Liyod Street
Ridge Street
James Street
Tenth
Lee Street
Booker Avenue
Lint Moore
Greene
Greene Priday
Faro Am. Aril
School Board approves Bruner addition and equipment orders
Okaloosa County School Board meeting approved completion actions for the Maxter Junior High School addition. Furniture and AV equipment ordered, bids for electrical material and air conditioners for Oakland Heights School accepted. Wiring plans for four elementary schools approved and will be sent to the State Department of Education for final approval with completion hoped in coming months.
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Maxter
Okaloosa County
Show
Oakland Heights
Edwins
Valpardiso
Bob Sikes
Wright Elementary
State Department of Education
Shalimar Town Council Meets Tonight at 7 P.M.
Regular monthly Shalimar Town Council session set for 7 p.m. Wednesday at Shalimar Methodist Church. Also notices include ADPA dinner at Eglin Officers' Club with Maj. Gen. Henry Kucheman as speaker, Shalimar Extension Homemakers meeting with sun hat craft, Niceville-Valparaiso Hospital Auxiliary gathering, Fort Walton Beach Rotary noon meeting with Rep. Jerealton, and Fort Walton Bonsai Society slide lecture at Lt. Col. Hopkins home with bonsai rock planting demo.
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Iran Shalimar
Shalimar
Shalimar Methodist Church
ADPA
Florida
America Defense Preparedness Association
American Ordnance Association
Eglin Apb
Armament Development, and ‘Est Center
ADTC
Henry B. Kucheman
Shalimar Extension Homemakers
Shalimar Extension Homemakers Club
Shalimar Presbyterian Church
Niceville-Valp Hospital
Niceville-Valparaiso Hospital
Valparaiso Community Center
PWB Rotary Club
Fort Walton Beach
Fort Walton
Mitchell Testimony Mirrors Watergate Turmoil at Hearing
Former attorney general John Mitchell, at a somber witness table draped in brown, denounces Watergate as a fabrication while asserting President Nixon knew nothing of the coverup. He disputes Magruder Dean testimony, cites August 1972 actions, and notes suspicions about Magruder’s perjury. Mitchell, under indictment, frets over pressure and public scrutiny as lawmakers seek truth.
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Edward J. Gurney
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Deb Stuart Magruder
Magruder
Watergate Grand Jury
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John WW
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Watergate
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Howard H. Baker
R-Tenn
Herman E.talmadge
D-Ga
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Robert L. Vesco
Washington
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