Sewer leakage is examined at Virginia Key. [More on 20Oct70 page 1BH.] [Photo] (19 Oct 1970)
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Sewer leakage is examined at Virginia Key. [More on 20Oct70 page 1BH.] [Photo] (19 Oct 1970)
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The Nature Conservancy makes a payment toward buying Lignumvitae and Shell Keys. [Map] (14 Oct 1970)
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Miami pioneer C. Arthur Peters, a resident since 1896, dies. [Photo] (8 Oct 1970)
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Dr. Harris Stewart launches a “Save the Bay” conservation group. (7 Oct 1970)
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The Researcher, a 278-foot NOAA research ship arrives in Miami. [Photo] (7 Oct 1970)
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The Cape Florida Lighthouse is open to the public. [Photo] (4 Oct 1970)
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The Corps of Engineers warns FPL that it will not receive any permits for discharge canals to Card Sound. (3 Oct 1970)
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Miami pioneer Coral F. Peacock, a resident since 1884, dies. [Photo] (2 Oct 1970)
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The Nazi sinking of the Potrero del Llano is recalled. [Photo] (1 Oct 1970)
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The Environmental Science Services Administration (ESSA) becomes the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). (28 Sep 1970)
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