Zoning Talks Move Forward in Niceville Okaloosa Venture
Officials in Niceville and Okaloosa County pursue joint comprehensive zoning around the Okaloosa Walton Junior College campus. White Sands Homeowners petition seeks broader study and inclusion of adjacent properties, citing legal need for a comprehensive plan rather than a narrow scope.
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John ‘Bullock
Rudolph Simpler
James E. Stone
Stone
Planning Commission Board
Okaloosa-Walton Junior College
White Sands Homeowners Association
Playground Daily News
Board of County Commissioners
White Sands
Okaloosa- Walton Junior College
John Harris
Joint Planning Commission
Harris
William D. Landreth
Board of Commissioners
Niceville- Okaloosa County
Okaloosa
Board of Okaloosa County Commissioners
Niceville
Florida
City of
Niceville Regional Planning Commission Formed
Okaloosa County and Niceville City Council join to create a seven member commission within a five mile radius of Niceville City Hall. Three members will be chosen by the County, three by the City, and one by mutual agreement. Appointments by March 26 establish staggered terms under the act.
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Niceville
Okaloosa County
Florida
Niceville City
Board of County Commissioners
Niceville- Okaloosa County
Fort Walton Beach Hospital capital outlay eyed
The County Hospital Board of Trustees discusses a $745,000 capital outlay to expand the Fort Walton Beach system. Funds would cover indigent care, X-ray equipment, pathology lab remodeling, a maintenance building, and a second elevator. Rumors say private interests may buy Fort Walton Beach Hospital, potentially turning others into charity facilities.
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Kinsaul
Fort Walton Beach
Niceville-Valparaiso
Okaloosa Memorial
Methodist Church
A. B. Russell
County Hospital Board of Trustees
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Fort Walton Beach Hospital
Maxwell Carroll
Okoloosa Mermorial Hospital
Stampede at River Plate Boca Juniors Match Kills 71
In Buenos Aires 71 people die and 130 are injured after a stadium exit stampede at El Estadio Monumental following a 0-0 River Plate versus Boca Juniors game. Gate 12 was open but turnstiles remained, causing panic as 90,000 fans left. Authorities and officials visited hospitals and the disaster site.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
el Estadio Monumental
River Plate
Boca Juniors
Guillermo Borda
Juan Carlos Ongania
Antonio Cardinal Caggiano
Frenchmen Rally Behind De Gaulle in First Round
Paris broadcast the first-round results showing Gaullists and allies poised for a solid majority in the 487-seat National Assembly. Unofficial figures from about 30 percent of voters gave the Union for Defense of the Republic and allied independents 44.39 percent, with runoff slated next Sunday. The Communists faced a dip as Paris results awaited.
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France
Charles de Gaulle
Gaullist Union For Defense of the Republic
Republicans
de Gaulle
Bowling Sponser Illness Forces Evacuation and Move
A bowling sponsor and two employees were admitted to hospital after heat from a failed air conditioning unit at Lucky Strike Lanes. Ambulances from the county and city, plus Eglin crash unit, transported the ill to hospital. The event moved to Playground Bowling Center. all 13 patients were later released.
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Ed Kersten
City Fire Department
Eglin
Lucky Strike Laies
Playground
Poor People's Campaign Camp Faces Expiration and Tense Standoff
Washington AP The federal permit for Resurrection City near the Lincoln Memorial expired at 4 pm ending May 10 issued to SCLC and renewed June 14 Protesters vow to stay and confront authorities as Hosea Williams predicts mass arrests and a possible police clash amid tear gas incidents and rising disorder at the camp downtown.
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Resurrection City
Lincoln Memorial
Interior Department
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
SCLC
Department of the Interior
Bonus
Hosea Williams
Gun Toll Hits 176 Killed By Guns In United States
An Associated Press survey counts 176 gun deaths since last Sunday in the United States. The tally includes 100 homicides, 62 self inflicted or crisis cases, and 14 gun accidents. Chicago reported four homicides in one night, and a security guard was shot with his own pistol. A Lafayette boy died from a head wound after a target pistol accident. FBI records show about 6,500 gun slayings in 1966, averaging 125 homicides per week.
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United States
Associated Press
Chicago
Louisiana
Frederick J. Nehrbrass HI
Lafayette
FBI
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