Elliott Key County Park caretaker Keith Heaton will be replaced by a NPS ranger on 1 July. [Biography and photo.] (12 Jun 1972)
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Page: 1, Section: B
Author: Miami Maritime
The Fisher Island Corporation is (7 Jun 1972)
The Fisher Island Corporation is seeking federal and state permission to build a bridge between Fisher Island and Virginia Key. [Photo] (7 Jun 1972)
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The Dade County vs Black (3 Jun 1972)
The Dade County vs. Black Point property owners lawsuit is settled. [Details] (3 Jun 1972)
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Raw sewage continues to be (2 Jun 1972)
Raw sewage continues to be pumped into the ocean off Miami Beach. [Photo of the Rose Bowl.] (2 Jun 1972)
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Claughton Island bridge construction starts Photo (31 May 1972)
Claughton Island bridge construction starts. [Photo] (31 May 1972)
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Too much cargo causes the (30 May 1972)
Too much cargo causes the Greek freighter Zounion to list and ground in the Miami River. [Photo] (30 May 1972)
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State Biologist Robert A Routa (28 May 1972)
State Biologist Robert A. Routa reports Saga Bay channel dredging plans would have “massive adverse effects on marine productivity.” [Map] (28 May 1972)
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The 600-foot cruiser Wilkes-Barre is (14 May 1972)
The 600-foot cruiser Wilkes-Barre is sunk by the Navy in 290 feet of water off Key West. [Photo] (14 May 1972)
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An article on the Miami (7 May 1972)
An article on the Miami tugboat W. C. Smith. [Photos] (7 May 1972)
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National Park Service Archeologist George (7 May 1972)
National Park Service Archeologist George Fischer claims to have found the 1622 wrecksite of the galleon Nuestra Senora del Rosario in the Dry Tortugas. (7 May 1972)
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