Robbery Trial Details Cross Examination and Witnesses
The robbery trial opens with Clary denying knowledge of several aliases and acknowledging possible but uncertain ties to Payne. Elizabeth Clary testifies the men knew the house and identifies two defendants, noting minimal tying and quick escape. Carol Clary confirms seeing three men, while law officers Hendrix and Vilardi describe the scene, car recovery, and fingerprint preservation as the session pauses for a late start tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley
Clary
Kenneth Pendleton
Jim Rivers
William Edwards
Greg Gladwin
Bennett Payne
Butterball
Payne
Elizabeth
Carol Clary
Dallas
Texas
Carol
Defense Council
Reuben Hendrix
Niceville
George Vilardi
Okaloosa Digest items for Ukal Playground Daily News
Digest notices from local organizations must be submitted in written form by representatives. PGDN staff cannot take items by telephone. Notices should be brought to the office for inclusion in the Digest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukal
Playground Daily News
PGDN
Okaloosa County Lunch Menu Highlights Today
The Okaloosa County school menu today features taco casserole with pepper sticks and shredded lettuce, plus rolls and Pineapple surprise cake. The meal plan offers a balanced lunch option for students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okaloosa County
Hunting Closure Near Eglin for Spring Gobbler Season
Hunters are told a portion of Eglin Reservation south of road 200 east of highway 285 west of road 219 and north of road 218 will close during Mar 20 to Apr 4 per Hunting Map Area No. 3. Cub Scout Pack 543 meets tonight at 7 at Kenwood Elementary. The Arrowdance team performs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eglin Reservation
Rocky Creek
Eglin
Kenwood
Order of the Arrowdance
Bridge Luncheon at St Simon's Fort Walton Beach Ends Friday
St Simon's Episcopal Church in Fort Walton Beach hosts a bridge luncheon Friday from 10 am to 3 pm. Donations are 1.50, tickets at the door. No partner required but reservations requested. Call 651-0948 or 243-3862.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Simon’s Episcopal Church
Fort Walton Beach
Armed Forces C&E Assn Northwest Florida Chapter Meets Tonight
The Northwest Florida Chapter of the Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association meets Thursday at 7 p.m. in the VIP Room of the Hurlburt Officer's Club with Motorola's John Barton as speaker. Reservations due by 4 p.m. today. call John Shortall or Mrs Ina Kreher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Florida
Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association
Hurlburt Officer's Club
John Barton
Motorola
John Shortall
Ina Kreher
Niceville High Hosts Potpourri of Student Talent Tonight
Niceville High School presents a 7 30 pm potpourri in the school auditorium featuring talent from Niceville and other schools, with two performances by Niceville Ensemble. Public invited. admission 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niceville High School
Niceville
Last Word s on Jack Lord From Hawaii Five O Star
A letter praises Jack Lord, noting his looks and talent as the Hawaii Five-O star. The piece recalls his New York roots, teen seaman past, NYU football, private pilot’s license, Greenwich Village art school, and woodcuts in the Metropolitan Museum of Art. It suggests writing to him at CBS-TV Hollywood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Lord
Hawaii Five-O
M.A. Bailey
New York
Lord
New York University
Greenwich Village
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Cbs-Tv
Television City
Hollywood
Calif
Federal Funds Visualized for Esambia Juvenile Center
County commission chairman Dan Merrill outlined a plan to build a $100000 juvenile detention center at Escambia Farms with potentially half funded by federal sources. Merrill cited a new federal program via the Inter-Law Enforcement Planning Council and support from Congressman Bob Sikes. A juvenile survey committee had recommended the project, and a 20 acre tract near Escambia Farms is available. An official juvenile committee will begin initial work, including sheriff and school board leaders, to advance the project for the next budget year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Middleton
Escambia Farms
Commission
Dan Merrill
Merrill
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Washington, D.C
Inter-Law Enforcement Planning Council
Tallahassee
Laurel Hill
Bob Sikes
Harold Knepper
Ocean City
County Commission
Circuit Court
Levin Trial Postponed In Crestview
County Judge John W Bowen postponed the Levin trial on obscenity charges after chief prosecutor Curtis Golden was tied up in a circuit court trial. Subpoenaed witnesses and jurors need not appear today as the case may resume Wednesday, though that date is considered uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crestview
John W. Bowen
Mike Levin
Bowen
Curtis Golden
Levin
Mayors Rebuke Muskie on Revenue Sharing Debate
In Washington a crowd of about 800 mayors and city officials listened as Senator Edmund Muskie criticized Nixon’s revenue sharing while Vice President Agnew urged alternatives. Muskie endorsed federalization of welfare costs and a public service job program with a tax cut, while Indianapolis Mayor Richard Lugar doubted any attendee opposed revenue sharing in principle.
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Washington
Edmund Muskie
Nixon
National League of Cities
U.S. Conference of Mayors
Spiro T. Agnew
Muskie
Congress
Maine Democrat
Agnew
Indianapolis
Richard Lugar
Eleven Senators Hold Key To SST Funding Vote
Washington AP report says less than a dozen uncommitted senators held the key as the Senate prepared for final debate on continued federal funding of the supersonic transport plane. Debate resumes at 12:30 p.m. Tuesday with a 4 p.m. Wednesday vote on an amendment to a $2.6 billion transportation bill funding $134 million to continue two SST prototypes through June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
Senate Appropriations Committee
Speedy Approval by States Asked of 18 Year Old Vote
Common Cause led by John Gardner urged rapid state by state ratification of a constitutional amendment granting 18 year olds the right to vote in all elections. Senate approved. House expected quick action. Time constraints loom as 38 states must ratify, with many adjournments through spring and into 1971.
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Washington
Common Cause
John Gardner
Senate
House
Gardner
Montana
North Dakota
Nevada
Arkansas
Supreme Court
Bandits Loot Silver From Vizcaya Exhibit
Three youths robbed a $500,000 silverware display at Vizcaya Museum Miami before shipment. They bound security guard Harry Bjork, 62, and fled in his blue Dodge van after gaining access from a staged request for pliers. The haul included bowls once owned by Napoleon's family and goblets presented by the Marquis de Lafayette. The thieves escaped with the exhibit, the only valuables taken from the museum.
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Miami
Vizcaya Museum
Napoleon
Marquis de Lafayette
James Deering
Samuel Kirk and Son
Baltimore Jewelers
Vizcaya
Ralogh Jewelers
Miami Beach
Harry Bjork
Bjork
Biscayne Bay
Destin Shark Identified As Harmless Specimen
Marine experts identified the Destin catch as an immature Basking Shark, typically found in northern and temperate waters worldwide and harmless to humans. The nine foot one inch specimen weighed 315 pounds and was hauled aboard the Finest Kind within two hours. several Montgomery, Alabama fishermen assisted in the catch.
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Destin
Ed Erby
Department of Natural Resources
Jerry Najarian
Destin Rodeo
Najarian
Narjarian
Tommy Browning
Bob Waller
Coleman Beale Jr
John Moore
Montgomery
Ala
Street Closed On Wednesday In Fort Watton Beach
Fort Watton Beach public works officials said Monday that Robinwood Drive between Jet Drive and Maple Street will be closed to traffic until 5 p.m. due to sewer line construction under Industrial Avenue.
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Fort Watton Beach
Robinwood Drive
Jet Drive
Maple Street
City Council Agrees To Move Lift Station
Fort Walton Beach council votes to spend 18427 to relocate a buried lift station under Brooks Street due to sand undermining the driveway. They also consider paving and maintaining Jonquil Avenue, back a Senate protest of the SST program, appoint John Vesey to municipal court, approve property purchase at Industrial Park, re subdivision Forest Park lots, buy 48 inch concrete pipe, and plan two lighted softball fields needing about 25000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Walton Beach
Walker
Brooks Street
Hood Avenue
Cliff Long
U.S. Senate
Senate
John Vesey
Vesey
James Matz
0.C. Mills
Industrial Park
Forest Park
Industrial Avenue
Buddy Elliott
Eliott
Is There a Bar Exam for Plumbers in Fort Watton Beach
Fort Watton Beach council meeting concerns water and sewer tapping fees for Abe Welsh's Beal Parkway steak house project. City Manager Winston Walker outlined paying for a single one inch tap versus two quarter inch taps, with proposed $270 fee after adjusting for previous owner payments. Buck Smith argued the tap fee should not be double billed. council members sought records to confirm precedents while noting Smith’s quip about his vocation.
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Smith
Abe Welsh
Welsh
Beal Parkway
Hollywood Boulevard
Walker
Council
George Palmer
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Island Authority Directors
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Niceville High Entertainment
Arking
Miracle Strip Parkway
Associated Press
Your Freedom
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Freedom
Eglin Parkway
Fl. Walton Beach
Fort Wallan Beach
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Maul
Bursay I
Jonquil Avenue
Florosa Elementary
Buck Smith
Winston Walker
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