Court actions test Pentagon Vietnam study publication
The Boston Globe, Times, and Post face injunctions as courts weigh censorship on the secret Pemagon study. Laird orders rapid declassification review and officials pledge a federal review within about 45 days. Judges in New York and Washington extend bans pending rulings on national security claims.
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W Press
Boston Globe
New York Times
Washington Post
U.S
Vietnam
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
New York
2Nd
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
The
Times
U.S. Alty
Whitney North Seymour
Washington
U.S. Court of Appeals
Post
Envin N. Griswold
U.S. Solicitor General
Pentagon
Boston
U.S. District Court
Anthony Jullan
Globe
Jullan
Julian
National Defense
the Post
Appeals Court
Adv
John N. Mitchell
United States
Laird
Nixon Attacks Kennedy Health Insurance Plan
President Nixon attacked Senator Edward Kennedy's health care plan as costly and harmful in Atlantic City New Jersey citing health reform concerns. He also urged the medical profession to join in a broad campaign against the drug menace and drug abuse.
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Nixon
Kennedy
Atlantic City
Sen
Edward M. Kennedy
Sion
Tor
AMA
Washington
County Officials Reject Underwriting of Island Pier Loan
Crestview Florida county commissioners declined to underwrite a 300000 loan for the Okaloosa Island Authority to fund a proposed pier. The bank would only loan if the county guarantees the debt. officials proposed a feasibility study to estimate pier revenue and discussed financing via potential island taxes. The board also planned bid specs for water and sewer connections and sought private bids.
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Crestview
First National Bank of
Fort Walton Beach
Okaloosa Island
Dan Merrill
Commission
School Board Lowers Meigs Renovation Bids
The school board cut $80 000 from Meigs Junior High renovation bids and awarded Sanders Construction Co a 224 813 contract after bids exceeded expectations King and Listner offered 232 000 for base bid Sanders total 304 813. The project includes ceilings ventilation roofing gym work plumbing and restrooms with a second phase due for early fall completion.
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Meigs Junior High
Sanders Construction Co
Sanders
King
Listner
Sander
Meigs
J.C. Gardner
Gardner
Destin Youth Faces Loitering Charge In City Court
A 19 year old Destin resident William Dean Robnell 39 B Sibert in Destin is set for city court today on a loitering charge. Police say he was arrested on US Highway 98 last Thursday after being detained by an officer who reportedly drew a gun during the incident. The youth’s spokesman claims he was roughed up while awaiting a companion with paint for a project.
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William Dean Robnell
Sibert
Destin
Crestview Bureau Urges Main Office to Rebuild Circulation
The Crestview bureau reports a push from the main office to restore and expand circulation at the Valp-Niceville market, urging renewed focus on delivery routes and reader access.
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Unite
Crestview
Niceville
Drainage problems plague Fort Walton low rent project
Fort Walton Beach housing authority near completion faces drainage disputes as residents report flooded yards since construction began. Council asks contractor to address drainage before acceptance and fixes a bayou pipe surface issue caused by silt. benches controversy and over budget advertising further strain funds. A storage lane request for Burger King traffic remains unresolved and a Choctawhatchee HS alumni plaque is approved for Memorial Stadium.
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Fort Walton Beach
Willam R. Henley
Ranger Street
Ranger
William H. Sconters
Henley
Mooney Road
Don's Bayou
Carl Bunge
Winston Walker
Counci
Harold Crowson
Crowson
Chamber of Commerce
Joe Guidry
Eglin Parkway
Burger King Drive-In
State Department of Transportation
DOT
House Tailors Taxes To Taste of Senators
In Tallahassee the Florida House crafted an 89.7 million dollar tax package aimed at Senate approval to balance the budget. Senate leaders expressed confidence, with the legislature set to adjourn after 60 days of regular and 19 days of special sessions.
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House
Tallahassee
Fla. AP
Senate
House Appropriations
Marshall Harris
D-Miami
Senate Ways and Means
Louis de la Parte, Oiampa
Okaloosa Groups Must Submit Notices in Writing
Community groups must deliver notices to the Playground Daily News office in written form for publication. Staff cannot accept notices by telephone and representatives of the organizations should bring items in person.
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Okaloosa Digest
Playground Daily News
PGDN
Silver Sands School Summer Recreation Program Registration
Registration for the Silver Sands School Summer Recreation Program runs 9 a.m. to 1 20 p.m. Thursday at the school. Individual registration is 86 to $10 per family with school contact if the fee is a problem. The program starts Friday. Fort Walton Beach Rotary Club meets at the Sheraton Miramar today at noon inviting visiting Rotarians to attend.
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Silver Sands
Fort Walton Beach
Rotary Club
Sheraton
Miramar
Northgate Developers Compromise Row at Crestview
Crestview Fort Walton Beach Northgate developers and county commission reached a compromise on the Northgate division plan. The agreement includes a $6 per customer sewer treatment payment to the county and drops a proposed county purchase of Northgate's internal sewer system. Commissioner Dee Parkton dissented 4-1 saying the deal is not in taxpayers' best interests.
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Crestview
Northgate
Fort Walton Beach
County Commission
Northgate Corporation
Dee Parkton
Roger Clary
Parkton
Eglin Yacht Club Opens Clubhouse With Friday Events
The Eglin Yacht Club will open its clubhouse at 4 30 p m on Friday with an Aloha party to follow at 7 30 p m featuring free punch and hors d oeuvres.
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Eglin Yacht Cub
NCO Wives Welcome Coffee at Eglin Beach Club
The Eglin NCO Wives Club hosts a welcome coffee at the beach club from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Thursday. A covered dish luncheon is planned. Members may bring children and a free nursery will be provided.
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Eglin Nco Wives Club
Destin Basketball Challenge at Destin Church Court
The Destin Basketballers invite any team to an evening game on the court behind Destin Church. Individuals without a team may join for a scrimmage. Contact 837-6738 to arrange a game.
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Destin
Trading Post at USO Seeks Swaps and Sales
The USO invites items for a swap and sale at the Trading Post on July 3 and July 4. Space is limited to small items. sellers must stay in the club while their item is listed. Event runs 6 to 10 p.m. on July 3 and 1 to 6 p.m. on July 4 at 161 Miracle Strip Parkway. Call for space assignment.
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USO
Miracle Strip Parkway
Draft extension battle stalls two year extension vote
On Page One the withdrawal amendment was offered to stall a two year extension of the draft. Cranston and Grave warned they will prevent the draft law from being renewed at midnight June 30. They said senators could each speak one more tour, with more than 100 amendments ready for consideration and 20 minutes per roll call. The draft would not automatically cease if the law expires.
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Cranston and Grave
Senate
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