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- Tags: Lake Apopka
Oral History of Sister Gail Grimes
Tags: A. Duda & Sons; African Americans; agricultural labor; agriculture; alligators; Ann Kendrick; Apopka; Apopka City Council; bass; bass fishing; Bonita Springs; boycotts; Cape Canaveral; carrot houses; carrots; Cesar Chavez; César Estrada Chávez; citrus; City of Apopka; Crealdé School of Art; discrimination; Dowdell v. City of Apopka; E & J Gallo Winery; farms; Farmworker Association of Florida; farmworkers; ferneries; fernery; Gail Grimes; gators; Germans; Haitians; Hispanics; Hope CommUnity Center; Immokalee; Jared Muha; juice plants; kale; KKK; Ku Klux Klan; laborers; Lake Apopka; Lake County; Latinas; Latinos; lettuce; lupus; Mexican Americans; Mexicans; muck farms; Museum of the Apopkans; nonprofits; nuns; nurseries; nursery; Office for Farmworker Ministry; orange county; orange groves; oranges; pesticide exposure; pesticides; Peter Schreyer; Pierson; Plymouth; Plymouth Citrus Products Cooperative, Inc.; Polk County; POW; POWs; Prisoner of War; Prisoners of War; race relations; racial conflict; racism; radish; radishes; religious sisters; Roman Catholic Church; Roman Catholicism; Roman Catholics; segregation; service learning; SLE; soldiers; Stomping Ground; systemic lupus erythematosus; The Last Harvest; turpentine; Vietnam War; wages; Walt Disney World Resort; William Donald Borders; Willis V. McCall; Willis Virgil McCall; Winter Garden; Winter Garden City Council; Winter Park; World War II; WWII
Oral Memoirs of Jeannie Economos
Tags: agribusiness farms; agricultural labor; Agricultural Worker Protection Standard; agriculture; Angel City: A Novel; Angela Tanner; Apopka; Astatula; Audubon Society; AWPS; Betty Woods; Bracero Program; bromomethane; carrots; Central Americans; citrus; Civil Rights Act of 1964; commodity crops; corn; Dale Finley Slongwhite; DI; disability benefits; disability income insurance; disability insurance; disaster education; disaster responses; Domestic Fair Trade Association; economic development; educational programs; environmental advocacy; environmental justice; Environmental Protection Agency; EPA; Eustis; fair trade; Farmworker Association of Florida; farmworkers; farmworkers' rights; Fed Up: The High Costs of Cheap Food; FOLA; food movements; Friends of Lake Apopka; Geraldine Matthew; Geraldine Shannon; globalization; Great Recession; Guatemalans; Haitians; Harry and Harriette Moore Memorial Park; Harry T. & Harriette V. Moore Cultural Complex; Hawthorne Village; Henry Flagler; Henry Morrison Flagler; Hispanic Americans; Hispanics; immigrants; immigrants’ rights; immigration; income protection; Indiantown; Jared Muha; Jobs and Education Partnership; La Via Campesina; Lake Apopka; Lake Apopka Farmworker Memorial Quilts Project; Lake Apopka Project; Lake Apopka Restoration Act of 1996; Lake City; Latin Americans; Latinas; Latinos; Linda Lee; Magnolia Park; Mary Tinsley; methyl bromide; Mexican Americans; Mexicans; Mexico; migrant farms; migrant farmworkers; migrant labor; migrant laborers; migrant workers; Mount Dora; Museum of the Apopkans; NAFTA; National Institutes Of Health; NIH; non-profit; North American Free Trade Agreement; not-for[profit; nurseries; nursery; nuts; Oakland Nature Preserve; OASDI; Occupational Safety and Health Administration; Old-Age, Survivors, and Disability Insurance; oranges; OSHA; Patrick D. Smith; Pesticide Action Network International; pesticide exposure; pesticide health and safety; Pesticide Safety and Environmental Health Project Coordinator; pesticides; public housing; race relations; railroads; railways; retraining; Salvadorans; Sara Downs; Save the Manatee Club; slavery; slaves; Social Security; Social Security Disability Insurance; soy; specialty crops; SSD; SSDI; St. Augustine; St. Johns River Water Management District; The Last Harvest: A History and Tribute to the Life and Work of the Farmworkers on Lake Apopka; tomato; tomato industry; tomatoes; U.S. Department of Agriculture; unfree labor; USDA; wage theft; Wahneta; wheat; Wimauma; Winter Garden; Winter Haven; Worker Protection Standard; Zellwood
A Second Lake Apopka Fish Kill
Officials Think Fish Kills May Spread
Letter from William E. Johnson to Dennis Holcomb (July7, 1981)
Tags: Actinastrum; Agmenellum; algae; Ameiurus nebulosus; ammonia; Amphipleura; Anabaena; Anacystis; Asterionella; Bill Johnson; black crappie; bluegill; brown bullhead catfish; calcium; Carteria; Chlamydomonas; chlorophyll; Dennis Holcomb; Dorosoma cepedianum; Dorosoma petenense; Euglena; fish kills; Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission; GFC; gizzard shad; Lake Apopka; largemouth bass; Lepomis macrochirus; Lyngbya; magnesium; Melosira; Micropterus salmoides; Navicula; nitrates; Pediastrum; Pedinomonas; pheophytin; phosphate; phytoplankton; Pomoxis nigromaculatus; potassium; Scenedesmus; sodium; Spirulina; Staurastrum; sulfate; Sunshine bass; threadfin shad; tilapia; water management; William E. Johnson
Letter from John R. Dollar to W. R. Clonts (December 10, 1979)
Map of Zellwood Drainage and Water Control District Unit No. 1 and Unit No. 2
Water Resources Restoration and Preservation Program Projects
Tags: aquifers; Bayou Chico; Bayou Texar; Big Hickory Pass; Cape Coral; citrus groves; DER; EIS; Environmental Impact Statement; Environmental Protection Agency; EPA; estuaries; estuary; FIT; Florida Department of Environmental Regulation; Florida Institute of Technology; Florida State University; FSU; Hawthorne Aquifer; Lake Apopka; Lake Apopka Restoration Project; Lake Carlton; lake drawdown; Lake Eola; Lake Jackson; Lake Lulu; Lake Washington; muck farms; Office of Lake Restoration; Pollution Recovery Trust Fund; Pond Creek; saltwater intrusion; Sanibel River; Water Resources Restoration and Preservation Program; wetlands; WRR&P
Lake Apopka: A Fact Sheet for Public Meetings
Tags: algae; Apopka-Beauclair Canal; citrus processing industry; DER; Eichhornia crassipes; eutrophication; FDPC; fish kills; Florida Department of Environmental Regulation; Florida Department of Pollution Control; Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission; GFC; Hurricane of 1947; Jay Landers; Joseph W. Landers, Jr.; Lake Apopka; Lake Dora; Lake Eustis; largemouth bass; Micropterus dolomieu; Micropterus salmoides; muck farms; Oklawaha River; Reubin Askew; Reubin O'Donovan Askew; smallmouth bass; St. Johns River; water hyacinth; West Orange Chamber of Commerce; Winter Garden
Letter from Gary I. Sharp to the West Orange Chamber of Commerce (May 19, 1977)
StreamLines, No. 2 (March 1977)
Tags: 208 Program; Bob Dillard; citrus groves; East Central Florida Regional Planning Council; ECFRPC; Environmental Protection Agency; EPA; eutrophication; FDER; Federal Water Pollution Control Act of 1972; Florida Department of Environmental Regulation; John Bateman; John F. Hurlebaus; Lake Apopka; lake drawdown; Lake Eola; Lake Lawne; Lake Weston; muck farms; orlando; sewage treatments plants; sport fishing; water management
Notice of Public Hearing on Lake Apopka Restoration
Tags: environmental restoration; FDNR; FDOT; FDPC; First Federal Savings and Loan Association; Florida Department of Natural Resources; Florida Department of Pollution Control; Florida Department of Transportation; Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission; Florida Senate; GFC; Kenneth A. Plante; Lake Apopka; pollution; Walter Sims
Gourd Neck Springs Report
Tags: Acer; artesian springs; boating; camping; Carya; Danny L. Dulgar; eel; Environmentally Endangered Lands Committee; Environmentally Endangered Lands Program; ferns; fish camps; fishing; Florida Department of Natural Resources; Florida State Road 455; Florida State Road 50; Florida's Turnpike; Gary I. Sharp; Gourd Neck Springs; Green Swamp; hickory; Jay L. Blanchard; Kelly Park; Lake Apopka; Lake County Zoning Department; live oaks; magnolia grandiflora; Magnolia virginiana; magnolias; maples; orange county; Orange County Division of Parks; Orlando Area Chamber of Commerce; Orlando Public Utilities; palms; parks; Rock Springs; sand boils; sinkholes; SR 455; SR 50; sweet bay; swimming; The Winter Garden Times; Tupelo; U.S. Geological Survey; Walt Disney World
Letter from Walter Sims to Gary I. Sharp (March 18, 1975)
Letter from James Milton Thomas to Gary I. Sharp (November 10, 1975)
Tags: campyloneurum phyllitidis; environmental consulting; environmental restoration; Gary I. Sharp; Gourd Neck Springs; James Milton Thomas; Lake Apopka; liriodendron tulipifera; needle palm; psilotum nudum; public parks; rhapidophyllum hystrix; Rock Springs Run State Reserve; shoestring ferns; springs; strap ferns; tulip trees; vittaria lineata; Wekiwa Springs State Park; whisk ferns
Letter from Peter C. H. Pritchard to Gary I. Sharp (June 3, 1975)
Letter from Kenneth A. Plante to Gary I. Sharp (June 27, 1975)
Letter from Richard H. Langley to Gary I. Sharp (February 24, 1975)
Letter from Helen M. Hood to Gary I. Sharp (May 21, 1975)
Tags: environmental conservation; FDE; Florida Audubon Society; Florida Defenders of the Environment; Gary I. Sharp; Gourd Neck Springs; Helen M. Hood; Lake Apopka; Lake County Board of County Commissioners; Ney C. Landrum; Orange County Board of County Commissioners; Peter Pritchard; public parks; springs
Letter from Bob Entwistle to Gary I. Sharp (April 24, 1975)
Letter from William A. Breeze to Gary I. Sharp (February 11, 1975)
Tags: Al Ewing; Al Ewing Ford, Inc.; B. L. Cobia; B. L. Cobia, Inc.; Breeze Real Estate; D. E. Duppenthaler; Dal Duppenthaler; E.L. Johnson, Jr.; Edwin H. Pounds; First State Bank of Winter Garden; Florida Power Corporation; Gary I. Sharp; George R. Bailey, Jr.; Gourd Neck Springs; H.M. Bowness, Inc.; Hartle M. Bowness; Hartzog & Vick, Inc.; Joe Valdes; Lake Apopka; Mervin Lee; Modern Stationery, Inc.; Orange Federal Savings & Loan Association; Orlando Area Chamber of Commerce; public parks; Robert C. Allen; Roper Bros., Inc.; springs; Walt Disney World; Waymon L. Jones; West Orange Chamber of Commerce; West Orange Industries; William A. Breeze; William D. Hartzog; Winter Garden Times
Letter from James A. Glisson to Gary I. Sharp (June 25, 1975)
The Florida Agriculturist, Vol. 10, No. 27, November 9, 1887
Tags: agriculture; anarchism; anarchists; Apopka; Astor; Bartow; bees; Blue Springs; cattle; citrus; clocks; colleges; consumption; courts; cows; creditors; De Funiak Springs; DeLand; Eber W. Bond; F. E, NORRIS; fertilizers; Florida Shippers Union; foreclosures; Gadsden County; Gainesville; Green Cove Springs; H. A. Wright; Halifax River Railroad; Hamlin; Haymarket Affair; Haymarket Massacre; Haymarket Riot; Highland Park; Holly Hill; horses; Huntington; Isaac D. Beauchamp,; Jacksonville; James H.c Chandler; John Cromie; John Ellis; Katie Beauchamp; Key West; Lake Apopka; Lakeland; Leesburg; Leon County; Lucas; M. Uenard; malaria; Melbourne; Monroe County; New Smyrna; Newnan; Ocala; Orange City; Orange Park; orlando; Palatka; Pensacola; Pullman; R. B. F. Roper; R. Mohan; railroads; Rockledge; Roger Laroque; San Mateo; Sanford; Seventh Judicial Circuit Court of Florida; Seville; Silas B. Wright; St. Augustine; St. Johns River; Starke; Tallahassee; Tampa; Tampa Bay; The Florida Agriculturist; The Florida Citrus Grower; The Southern Circulator; Titusville; trains; Volusia County; W. A. Allen; W. Fisher; W. W. Alexander; W. W. Parce; watch; watches; woman; women
Oral History of Geraldean Matthew
Tags: agricultural labor; agriculture; Alfredo Bahena Act; Apopka; apples; arthritis; beans; Belle Glade; carrots; cherries; cherry; citrus; civil rights; clean drinking water; contraception; corn; corporal punishment; crew leaders; Dale Finley Slongwhite; David Overfield; DDT; dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane; discrimination; domestic violence; educational programs; environmental advocacy; environmental justice; environmental law; environmentalism; FAF; Farm Workers Association; Farmworker Association of Florida; farmworkers; farmworkers' rights; FDOH; Fed Up: The High Costs of Cheap Food; FFB; Florida Department of Health; Florida Department of Health in Orange County; Florida Farmworkers Bureau; foliage; FWA; Geraldean Matthew; Geraldean Shannon; Graveyard Quarters; Hispanic Americans; Hispanics; HIV; human immunodeficiency virus; Jared Muha; Jeannie Economos; kidney dialysis; kidney disease; labor; labor camps; labor rights; laborers; Lake Apopka; maggot workers; Merita Bread; Mexican Americans; Mexican Pete; Mexicans; Miami; Michigan; migrant farms; migrant farmworkers; migrant labor; migrant laborers; migrant workers; Mount Dora; National Farm Workers Association; NFWA; nursing home technicians; Orange County Health Department; oranges; Palm Beach; pesticides; protected sex; retraining; right to know; safe sex; segregation; sexual abuse; slavery; slaves; string beans; Tallahassee; traffic trucks; tramp trucks; tramps; underemployment; undocumented workers; unemployment; vegetables; workplace injuries
Interim Lake Apopka Report (August 1974)
Tags: 1947 Fort Lauderdale hurricane; agricultural pollution; algae; Allen E. Arthur; ameirus catus; ameirus nebulosus; Apopka-Beauclair Canal; boating; brown bullhead catfish; C. W. Sheffield; citrus processing industry; DDT; dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane; dissolved oxygen; eel; Environmental Endangered Lands Program; Ernest H. Cowen; eutrophication; fertilizers; fish kills; fishing; Florida Wildlife Magazine; Fred Harden; Gourd Neck Springs; Hurricane of 1947; Interagency Planning Committee on Environmental Endangered Lands; Jim Harrell; Joe Crumpton; John Bateman; Lake Apopka; Lake Carlton; lake drawdown; Matt Cross; muck farms; Neil Westbrook; nitrogen; Norman W. Hart, Jr.; Oklawaha River Basin; Oklawaha River Basin Restoration Council; Orlando Area Chamber of Commerce; pesticides; phosphates; sewage treatment plants; Southwest Florida Water Management District; Tom Sawicki; U.S. Army Corps of Engineers; water hyacinth; water management; water quality; white catfish; Zellwood Drainage District
Letter from Ernest H. Cowen to Gary Sharp (December 4, 1974)
Letter from Allen E. Arthur to Gary Sharp (December 9, 1974)
Lake Apopka: Operation Cleanup
Tags: A. Duda & Sons; agricultural pollution; algae; Billy Long; carrots; catfish; celery; Central Florida Agricultural Institute; citrus processing plants; DDT; dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane; E. T. York; eutrophication; Everglades; fertilizers; Fiske-Gay Associates, Inc; Florida Department of Pollution Control; Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission; Florida State Board of Health; Frank Hooper; Henry Swanson; Hooper Brothers, Inc; Jim Fiske; John F. Darby; Lake Apopka; Larry R. Sinclair; Leon Miller; muck farms; parathion; peat soil; pesticides; Richard B. Forbes; Sanford Agricultural Research and Education Center; sewage disposal plants; Stanley Winn; sweet corn; UF; University of Florida; water hyacinth; William D. Long; Zellwood Drainage District
Proposed Interim Agricultural Pollution Abatement Plan
Tags: abatement; agricultural pollution; basins; Central Florida Agricultural Institute; contaminants; drainage; drainage pumps; East Central Florida Regional Planning Council; eutrophication; fertilization; government regulations; Lake Apopka; marsh; marshes; muck farmers; muck farming; muck farms; research; water quality; Water Quality Management Plans
Rural Clean-Up Failures: Deterioration of Lake Apopka Attributed to Introduction of 'Excessive Enrichments'
Tags: aeromonas liquefaciens; agricultural pollution; American alligators; bacteria; bacterium; citrus processing; common alligators; Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission; Frank Hayes; gators; hyacinth control; Lake Apopka; Lake Beauclair; muck farming; muck farms; O. E. Frye, Jr.; Ocklawaha River; pesticides; sewage disposal; UG; University of Georgia School of Veterinary Medicine; water hyacinths; water management; water quality; wildlife die-offs; Wildlife Disease Study; wildlife diseases
Letter from Harold L. Moody to Lawrence E. Jerome (March 13, 1972)
Tags: aeromonas liquefaciens; agricultural pollution; banks; Bickerstaff; blue gills; citrus processing plants; DDE; DDT; dichlorodiphenyldichloroethylene; dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane; ecosystems; fertilizers; fish kills; Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission; FWS; gamefish; gizzard shads; Harold L. Moody; Henry Swanson; Horel; Lake Apopka; lake restoration; Lawrence E. Jerome; littoral; muck farming; muck farms; Ocklawaha River; pesticides; PHS; pondweeds; Potamogeton; Reconstruction Finance Corporation; River Fishery Project; seining; sewage treatment plants; sewage wastes; sports fishing; St. Johns River; U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service; U.S. Public Health Service; UG; University of Georgia; USFWS; Vallisineria; vertical water level; water hyacinths; Winter Garden; Woods; Zellwood; Zellwood Drainage District
Florida From the House...To Your Home Newsletter, March 1972
Tags: Apollo 15; BC News; BCC; benzoylmethylecgonine; Bill Chappell; Brevard Community College; budgets; Cape Kennedy; China; Chris Frey; cocaine; Coke; colleges; Congress; deficits; DOL; Don Fuqua; drug task force; drug trafficking; drug wars; drugs; educational Florida Institute of Technology; election reform; FECA; Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971; FIT; Florida Technological University; FTU; heroin; James Day Hodgson; John Chafee; John Lester Hubbard Chafee; Jules Bergman; Julie Frey; Lake Apopka; lake restoration; Lauren Frey; Lou Frey; Lou Frey, Jr.; Louis Frey, Jr.; Lynne Frey; Manned Spaceflight; Marcia Frey; Marcia Turner; Mexico; MIA; Miami; missing in action; narcotics; NASA; National Aeronautics and Space Administration; Newsweek; OASDI; Oklawaha River Basin Improvement Council; Old-Age, Survivors, and Disability Insurance; Oscar Flores Sánchez; outer space; poppies; Poppy; POW; price controls; Prisoner of War; Regional Environmental Training and Research Organization; RETRO; Richard Milhous Nixon; Richard Nixon; Russia; Social Security; Social Security Trust Fund; Space Shuttles; Temporary Wage and Price Controls; U.S. Congress; U.S. Department of Labor; U.S. House of Representatives; U.S. Representatives; U.S. Senate; unemployment; universities; university; Vietnam War; wage busting; wage controls; War on Drugs; William V. Chappell, Jr.
Apopka Restoration Plan Revealed
Agreement to Establish the Oklawaha River Basin Improvement Council
Tags: algae; Bill Chappell; Central Florida Agricultural Institute; citrus processing industry; Dean Maloney; Don Fuqua; East Central Florida Regional Planning Council; eutrophication; Florida Citrus Mutual; Florida Department of Air and Water Pollution Control; Florida Department of Pollution Control; Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission; Florida Inter-Local Cooperation Act of 1969; Gourd Neck Springs; Lake Apopka; Lake Dora; Lake Eustis; Lou Frey; Louis Frey, Jr.; Ocklawaha Basin; Oklawaha River Basin Improvement Council; sewage disposal plants; Southwest Florida Water Management District; St. Johns River; stormwater drainage; UF; University of Florida; water hyacinths; William V. Chappell, Jr.
24 Hour Average Annual Traffic Map for Orange County, 1985
24 Hour Average Annual Traffic Map for Orange County, 1984
24 Hour Average Annual Traffic Map for Orange County, 1983
24 Hour Average Annual Traffic Map for Orange County, 1982
24 Hour Average Annual Traffic Map for Orange County, 1981
24 Hour Average Annual Traffic Map for Orange County, 1977
24 Hour Average Annual Traffic Map for Orange County, 1976
Tags: highways; Lake Apopka; orange county; orlando; roads; streets; traffic
Rx for Lake Apopka
Tags: agricultural pollution; algae; aquatic vegetation; C. W. Sheffield; citrus processing industry; Claude R. Kirk, Jr.; Claude Roy Kirk, Jr.; eutrophication; fish camps; fish kills; Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission; Florida State Board of Health; FSBH; Gourd Neck Springs; hyacinths; Lake Apopka; Lake Apopka Technical Committee; levees; Mick Sheffield; Mickey Sheffield; nutrient removal; Orange County Water Conservation Department; pesticides; sewage treatment plants; sportfishing; water quality
Memorandum from the Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission to the Florida Air and Water Pollution Control Commission (June 13, 1968)
Tags: \ improved breams; agricultural pollution; algae; American Fisheries Society; American gizzard shads; aquatic vegetation; Beauclair; black crappies; bluegills; cherry gills; chinquapins; citrus processing industry; Eustis; fish camps; fish kills; fish meal; Florida Air and Water Pollution Control Commission; Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission; garfish; Georgia breams; green algae; hyacinths; Lake Apopka; Lake Carlton; Lake Dora; Lake Eustis; Lake Griffin; Lake Harris; lakes; largemouth bass; Leesburg; Lepomis microlophus; levees; Little Lake Harris; Mount Dora; Mt. Dora; nutrient removal; Ocklawaha River; pesticides; redear sunfish; rouge ear sunfish; seining; sewage treatment plants; shellcrackers; sport fishing; sun perch; sun perches; water quality; Winter Garden
Leesburg Committee Conclusions
Tags: agricultural pollution; algae; aquatic vegetation; C. W. Sheffield; citrus processing industry; Claude Kirk; Claude R. Kirk, Jr.; East Central Florida Regional Planning Council; Federal Water Pollution Control Administration; fish meal; Florida Air & Water Pollution Control Commission; Florida Department of Agriculture; Florida Development Commission; Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission; Florida Park Commission; Florida State Board of Health; FSBH; FWPCA; Gourd Neck Spring; hyacinths; Lake Apopka; Lake Apopka Technical Committee; levees; Mick Sheffield; Mickey Sheffield; nutrient removal; Ocklawaha River Basin Planning Grant; Orange County Board of County Commissioners; Orange County Water Conservation Department; pesticides; U.S. Army Corps of Engineers; water quality; Winter Garden Citrus Products Cooperative
Lake Apopka Restoration Project Weekly Report (August 26 to 30, 1968)
Tags: A. W. Sinclair, Jimmie Sinclair; agricultural pollution; algae; aquatic vegetation; Arthur W. Sinclair; C. W. Sheffield; Cliff R. Freeman; Federal Water Pollution Control Administration; FWPCA; hyacinths; Kenneth A. Plante; Lake Apopka; Lake Apopka Technical Committee; Mick Sheffield; Mickey Sheffield; nutrient removal; Paul E. Pickett; pesticides; Robert Elrod; Sanford Padgett; Vincent D. Patton; water quality
Lake Apopka Restoration Project Weekly Report (July 15 to 19, 1968)
Tags: A. W. Sinclair, Jimmie Sinclair; agricultural pollution; algae; aquatic vegetation; Arthur W. Sinclair; C. W. Sheffield; Cliff R. Freeman; hyacinths; Kenneth A. Plante; Lake Apopka; Lake Apopka Technical Committee; Mick Sheffield; Mickey Sheffield; nutrient removal; Paul E. Pickett; pesticides; Robert Elrod; Robert O'Brien; Rollins College; Sanford Padgett; UF; University of Florida; Vincent D. Patton; water quality
Lake Apopka Restoration Project Weekly Report (June 24 to 28, 1968)
Tags: A. W. Sinclair, Jimmie Sinclair; agricultural pollution; algae; aquatic vegetation; Arch Hodges; Arthur W. Sinclair; C. W. Sheffield; Cliff R. Freeman; East Central Florida Regional Planning Council; Federal Water Pollution Control Administration; Florida Air and Water Pollution Control Commission; FWPCA; Gordon Wagner; Hooper Farms Road; Hugh Putnam; hyacinths; hydrilla; John White; Kenneth A. Plante; Lake Apopka; Lake Apopka Technical Committee; Lake Virginia; Mick Sheffield; Mickey Sheffield; nutrient removal; Orange County Water Conservation Department; Paul E. Pickett; pesticides; Ray Kaleel; Robert Elrod; Sanford Padgett; Vincent D. Patton; water quality; Winter Park Lakes and Waterways Board; Zellwood Drainage District
Lake Apopka Restoration Project Weekly Report (June 17 to 21, 1968)
Tags: A. W. Sinclair, Jimmie Sinclair; agricultural pollution; algae; aquatic vegetation; Arthur W. Sinclair; C. W. Sheffield; Cliff R. Freeman; dredging; Florida State Board of Health; FSBH; Hyacinth Control Society; hyacinths; Kenneth A. Plante; Lake Apopka; Lake Apopka Technical Committee; Mick Sheffield; Mickey Sheffield; nutrient removal; Orange County Water Department; Paul E. Pickett; pesticides; Ray Kaleel; Robert Elrod; Sanford Padgett; sewage treatment plants; silts; Vincent D. Patton; water quality
Lake Apopka Restoration Project Weekly Report (May 13 to 17, 1968)
Tags: A. W. Sinclair, Jimmie Sinclair; agricultural pollution; Arthur W. Sinclair; Bob Webb; C. W. Sheffield; Cliff R. Freeman; fish camps; fish kills; Florida Air and Water Pollution Control Commission; Florida Engineering Society; Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission; Florida State Board of Health; FSBH; Gordon Folke; John Lunquist; Lake Apopka; Lake Apopka Technical Committee; Mick Sheffield; Mickey Sheffield; nutrient removal; Orange Fishing Lodge; Paul E. Pickett; pesticides; Robert Elrod; Sanford Padgett; sewage treatment plants; UF; University of Florida; Vincent D. Patton; water quality
Lake Apopka Restoration Project Weekly Report (May 6 to 10, 1968)
Tags: A. W. Sinclair, Jimmie Sinclair; agricultural pollution; ammonia; Arthur W. Sinclair; C. W. Sheffield; Cliff R. Freeman; Ed Barth; Federal Air and Water Pollution Control Commission; Federal Water Pollution Control Administration; Florida Air and Water Pollution Control Commission; Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission; Florida State Turnpike Authority; FWPCA; John D. Eye; John Pfeffer; Lake Apopka; Lake Apopka Technical Committee; Leesburg Chamber of Commerce; Mick Sheffield; Mickey Sheffield; Nat Reed; Nathaniel Reed; nitrate; nutrient removal; Paul E. Pickett; pesticides; phosphate; Purdue Industrial Waste Conference; R. Eliasson; Robert A. Taft Sanitary Engineering Center; Robert Elrod; Sanford Padgett; Stanford University; Turkey Lake; UC; UI; University of Cincinnati; University of Illinois; Vincent D. Patton; water quality
Lake Apopka Restoration Project Weekly Report (April 29 to May 3, 1968)
Tags: agricultural pollution; algae; aquatic vegetation; C. W. Sheffield; dikes; Federal Air and Water Pollution Control Commission; Florida Air and Water Pollution Control Commission; Florida State Board of Health; FSBH; hyacinths; Jim Sayes; Lake Apopka; Lake Apopka Technical Committee; Mick Sheffield; Mickey Sheffield; Nat Reed; Nathaniel Reed; nutrient removal; Orange County Board of County Commissioners; Paul E. Pickett; U.S. Army Corps of Engineers; Vincent D. Patton; water quality; Zellwood Drainage District; Zellwood Farms
Lake Apopka Restoration Project Weekly Report (April 22 to 26, 1968)
Tags: A. W. Sinclair, Jimmie Sinclair; agricultural pollution; algae; aquatic vegetation; Arthur W. Sinclair; C. W. Sheffield; Cliff R. Freeman; dikes; Earl Kelly; Florida State Board of Health; FSBH; Hugh Putnam; hyacinths; Kissimmee Rotary Club; Lake Apopka; Lake Apopka Technical Committee; Lake Toho; Lake Tohopekaliga; Mick Sheffield; Mickey Sheffield; Nat Reed; Nathaniel Reed; nutrient removal; Orange County Board of County Commissioners; Paul E. Pickett; Reynolds, Smith and Hill; Robert Elrod; Sanford Padgett; U.S. Army Corps of Engineers; Vincent D. Patton; water quality; West Lake; Zellwood Drainage District
Lake Apopka Restoration Project Weekly Report (March 25 to 30, 1968)
Tags: agricultural pollution; algae; Apopka-Beauclair Canal; aquatic vegetation; C. W. Sheffield; Claude R. Kirk, Jr.; Claude Roy Kirk, Jr.; dikes; fish kills; Fisherman's Paradise Fish Camp; Florida Air and Water Pollution Control Commission; Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission; hyacinths; John Lundquist; Lake Apopka; Lake Apopka Technical Committee; Mick Sheffield; Mickey Sheffield; nutrient removal; Orange County Water Conservation Department; pesticides; Vincent D. Patton; water quality
Lake Apopka Restoration Project Weekly Report (March 18 to 22, 1968)
Tags: A. W. Sinclair, Jimmie Sinclair; agricultural pollution; algae; Aquatic Research & Development Committee; aquatic vegetation; Arthur W. Sinclair; Bill Woods; Bob Blackburn; Bureau of Sports Fisheries; C. W. Sheffield; Claude R. Kirk, Jr.; Claude Roy Kirk, Jr.; Cliff R. Freeman; dikes; Florida Air and Water Pollution Control Commission; Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission; Florida State Board of Health; FSBH; Hiller Company; hyacinths; James NeSmith; K. K. Huffstutler; Lake Apopka; Lake Apopka Technical Committee; Lake County Water Authority; Mick Sheffield; Mickey Sheffield; nutrient removal; Orange County Water Control Department; Paul E. Pickett; Ray Clock; Robert Elrod; Robert O'Brien; Rollins College; Sanford Padgett; sewage treatment plants; Thomas Furman; U.S. Army Corps of Engineers; U.S. Department of Agriculture; U.S. Geological Survey; UF; United States Department of Agriculture; University of Florida; USDA; Vincent D. Patton; water quality
Lake Apopka Restoration Project Weekly Report (March 11 to 15, 1968)
Tags: A. W. Sinclair, Jimmie Sinclair; agricultural pollution; algae; Arch Hodges; Arthur W. Sinclair; Bill Shipp; C. W. Sheffield; Cliff R. Freeman; dikes; Federal Water Pollution Control Administration; Florida State Board of Health; FSBH; FWPCA; John R. Thoman; K. K. Huffstutler; Lake Apopka; Lake Apopka Technical Committee; Mick Sheffield; Mickey Sheffield; nutrient removal; Orange County Northwest Sewage Treatment Plant; Paul E. Pickett; Paul Traina; Robert Elrod; Sanford Padgett; sewage treatment plants; Tom Gallagher; Vincent D. Patton; water quality
Lake Apopka Restoration Project Weekly Report (January 29 to February 16, 1968)
Tags: A. W. Sinclair, Jimmie Sinclair; agricultural pollution; algae; Apopka-Beauclair Canal; Aquatic Research & Development Committee; Arthur W. Sinclair; Biospheric Research Company; C. W. Sheffield; Claude R. Kirk, Jr.; Claude Roy Kirk, Jr.; Cliff R. Freeman; eutrophication; Federal Water Pollution Control Administration; Florida Air and Water Pollution Control Commission; Florida Outdoor Recreational Council; FWPCA; Gourd Neck Springs; Governor's Aquatic Research & Development Committee; Lake Apopka; Lake Apopka Technical Committee; Lyman Rogers; Mick Sheffield; Mickey Sheffield; Nat Reed; Nathaniel Reed; Ney Landrum; nutrient removal; Paul E. Pickett; Riley Kinman; Robert Elrod; Sanford Padgett; sewage treatment plants; Tallahassee; University of Florida Water Resources Research Center; Vincent D. Patton; water quality
Lake Apopka Restoration Project Weekly Report (January 1 to 5, 1968)
Tags: A. W. Sinclair, Jimmie Sinclair; agricultural pollution; algae; Arthur W. Sinclair; C. W. Sheffield; Cliff R. Freeman; echo sounding; Federal Water Pollution Control Administration; fish cribs; FWPCA; Lake Apopka; Lake Apopka Technical Committee; Leesburg; Mick Sheffield; Mickey Sheffield; Mount Dora; Mt. Dora; nutrient removal; Paul E. Pickett; Pine Hills Sewage Treatment Plant; Robert Elrod; Sanford Padgett; sewage treatment plants; water quality
Letter from John W. Woods to Harold L. Moody (June 23, 1967)
Even Shad are Dying Says Authority: Federal Evaluation Sought On Lake Apopka
Tags: agricultural pollution; Board of Lake County Commissioners; citrus processing industry; Clarence Carswell; D. Lackey; Eustis; farming; Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission Research Laboratory; Howard Young; insecticides; Lake Apopka; Lake County; muck farms; National Marine Water Quality Laboratories; peat farms; sewage treatment plants; water authority; water quality
Rotarians Hear Report on Four-Rivers Basin: Engineer Discusses Lake Apopka
Tags: agricultural pollution; citrus processing industry; civil engineering; Dale Twachtmann; dikes; engineers; Florida State Board of Health; Four Rivers Basin Project; FSBH; Gene Cappleman; Green Swamp; Lake Apopka; Moss Bluff Lock and Dam; muck farms; sewage treatment plants; Southwest Water Management District; water quality; Winter Garden; Winter Garden Rotary Club
Letter from Arthur W. Sinclair to C. W. Sheffield (December 22, 1967)
Tags: A. W. Sinclair; Arthur W. Sinclair; C. Farris Bryant; C. W. Sheffield; Cecil Farris Bryant; Claude R. Kirk, Jr.; Claude Roy Kirk, Jr.; development; Farris Bryant; Florida Federated Garden Clubs; Florida Park Board; Florida Parks and Recreation Convention; Gourd Neck Springs; Gourd Neck Springs Park Association; Jimmie Sinclair; Lake Apopka; Lake Apopka Restoration Committee; Lake Apopka Technical Committee; Lake County; land development; Miami Beach; Mick Sheffield; Mickey Sheffield; Nat Reed; Nathaniel Reed; natural springs; orange county; Orange County Committee of 100; parks; real estate; recreation; The Orlando Sentinel; The Winter Garden Times; water quality; West Orange County; Winter Garden Chamber of Commerce
Letter from Harold L. Moody to J. W. Woods (June 6, 1967)
Letter from Harold L. Moody to J. W. Woods (April 24, 1967)
Letter from O. E. Frye, Jr. to Arthur W. Sinclair (February 9, 1967)
Tags: A. W. Sinclair; agricultural pollution; Arthur W. Sinclair; fish; fish management; fishing; Florida Game and Freshwater Fish Commission; Harold Ashley; Jimmie Sinclair; Lake Apopka; Lake Griffin; Lake Improvement Association; lakes; O. E. Frye, Jr.; seining; shads; sports fishing; water quality
Letter from Arthur W. Sinclair to the Hyacinth Control Society, Inc. (November 16, 1967)
Tags: A. W. Sinclair; aquatic vegetation; Arthur W. Sinclair; CoE; Florida Game and Freshwater Fish Commission; Florida State Board of Health; FSBH; herbicides; Hyacinth Control Society, Inc.; hyacinths; Jimmie Sinclair; Lake Apopka; Lake Apopka Restoration Commission; U.S. Army Corps of Engineers; water quality; weeds; Winter Garden; Winter Garden Chamber of Commerce
Letter from Edward A. Zagar to Arthur W. Sinclair (December 22, 1966)
F.I.S.H. Tales, March 1966
Tags: agricultural pollution; Art Hutt; Bob Aldrich; catch limits; Central Fisheries Research Laboratory; Chick Archer; Daniel McCrea; detergent pollution; Don McAllister; Elvis Lane; eutrophication; F.I.S.H. Tales; Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission; Florida Inland Sportsfishing Hosts; gizzard shads; Glenn R. Hull; hyacinths; Jack Rigsby; Lake Apopka; Lake Dora; lakes; Mike Griffin; Nalco Chemical Company; nutria; Phil Phillippy; Richloam Hatchery; rotenone; seining; soft soaps; sportfishing; Tsala Apopka Lake; W. Haydon Burns; water; water quality; William Haydon Burns; Withlacoochee River
Letter from Oland J. Kershaw to Arthur W. Sinclair (May 23, 1966)
Tags: American Legion; Arthur W. Sinclair; bumper sticker; Central Florida Anti-Water Pollution Association; chambers of commerce; conservation; environmentalism; Indian River; Indian River Shellfish Association; Lake Apopka; Lake Apopka Fishing Camp; Oland J. Kershaw; Paradise Heights; pollution; Saint Johns River; St. Johns River; Tampa Bay; Thomas F. Ritter, Sr.; Veterans of Foreign Wars; VFW; water; water pollution; water quality; Winter Garden; Winter Garden Chamber of Commerce
Letter from Arthur W. Sinclair to Claude Roy Kirk, Jr. (July 13, 1966)
Tags: agricultural pollution; agriculture; Arthur W. Sinclair; bass; black bass; chambers of commerce; Claude Roy Kirk, Jr.; executive branch; fish; fishing; Florida Magazine; government; governor; Governor of Florida; Kirk for Governor; Lake Apopka; Lake County; orange county; pan fish; political campaign; pollution; Republican; sports; sports fishing; state government; The Orlando Sentinel; tourism; tourists; water; water quality; Winter Garden; Winter Garden Chamber of Commerce
Letter from Sally Cameron to Arthur W. Sinclair (July 25, 1966)
Tags: agricultural pollution; agriculture; Arthur W. Sinclair; City of Winter Garden; Claude Roy Kirk, Jr.; executive branch; fisher; fisherman; fishing; government; governor; Governor of Florida; Kirk for Governor; Lake Apopka; political campaign; pollution; Sally Cameron; sports; sports fishing; state government; tourism; tourists; water; water quality; Winter Garden
Taxpayers Petition County to Get Action on Lake Apopka Pollution
Tags: agricultural pollution; algae; American anglers; Apopka; aquatic plants; bluegills; catfish; cattails; citrus processing; crappies; Crown Point; George Armistead Smathers; George Smathers; Health Department; Hog Island; J. F. Ritten, Jr.; jacks; Lake Apopka; Lake Apopka Fishing Camp; largemouth bass; LBJ; Lyndon B. Johnson; Lyndon Baines Johnson; Orange County Commission; Orange County Commissioners; sewage treatment; shellcrackers; Southwest Water Management District; speckled perch; sports fishing; The Haystacks; typha latifolia; U.S. Corps Army Engineers; W. Haydon Burns; water hyacinths; water quality; William Haydon Burns
Subjects to be Presented at Public Hearing on Local Water Pollution
Tags: agricultural pollution; Arthur W. Sinclair; citrus; citrus groves; farming; federal government; fish; Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission; gar; Jimmie Sinclair; Lake Apopka; muck farms; orange county; Orlando Chamber of Commerce; public hearings; Reconstruction Finance Corporation; RFC; seining; state governments; U.S. Army Corps of Engineers; water hyacinths; water pollution; water quality; Winter Garden Chamber of Commerce; Zellwood Drainage District
Notice of Application for Approval of Bridge Plans
Letter from Percy D. Blunt to the Editor of The Winter Garden Times (April 1, 1966)
Tags: agricultural pollution; algae; aquatic plants; C. Farris Bryant; Edward Gurney; Florida State Board of Health; FSBH; Gary Drive; George Armistead Smathers; George Smathers; Lake Apopka; Lulu Creek; Orange County Board of Health; Orange County Commission; Percy D. Blunt; Spessard Holland; sports fishing; The Winter Garden Times; water quality; Winter Garden
Memorandum from C. W. Sheffield to Lake Apopka Committee Members (June 17, 1968)
Tags: agricultural pollution; C. W. Sheffield; Dick Hellstrum; Doyle Conners; eutrophication; Federal Air and Water Pollution Control Administration; Federal Water Pollution Control Administration, FWPCA; John Parker; Lake Apopka; Lake Apopka Technical Committee; Mick Sheffield; Mickey Sheffield; Nat Reed; Nathaniel Reed; Ocklawaha River Basin; Tom Adams; V. D. Patton; water quality
At Last—Cure for Lake Apopka
Lake Apopka Studies for Summer, 1968
Tags: agricultural pollution; Apopka Beauclair Canal; aquatic plants; bottom drying; C. W. Sheffield; Chuck Meyer; Crown Point; Dale Whitmore; dredging; Duda; eutrophication; Ferndale; Fisherman's Paradise; flocculation; Florida Board of Health; Gourd Neck; Graham Goodwin; Lake Apopka; Lake Apopka Technical Committee; Lake Porter; Mick Sheffield; Mickey Sheffield; Mike Johnson; Mike Raim; muck farms; nutrient removal; Pine Hills; Pine Island Point; plankton; Ray Kaleel; sampling; Steve Hendrix; Tim Alexander; water quality; Winter Garden; Zellwood
Letter from Edward A. Zagar to J. W. Woods (April 15, 1968)
Tags: A. W. Sinclair; aquatic vegetation; Arthur W. Sinclair; C. W. Sheffield; Chuck Zeiger; Delon Kane; Edward A. Zagar; Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission; Gourd Neck Springs; herbicides; hyacinths; invasive species; Ivan Modesitt; J. W. Woods; Jimmie Sinclair; Lake Apopka; Lake Griffin; Lakeside Cottages; Mick Sheffield; Mickey Sheffield; Mike Johnson; Orange County Water Conservation Department; U.S. Army Corps of Engineers; water quality
Letter from C. W. Sheffield to Arthur W. Sinclair (March 7, 1968)
Tags: A. W. Sinclair; Arthur W. Sinclair; C. W. Sheffield; Claude R. Kirk, Jr.; Claude Roy Kirk, Jr.; educators; fish meal industry; Florida Development Commission; Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission; Florida Teachers' Strike of 1968; Jimmie Sinclair; Lake Apopka; Lake Apopka Technical Committee; lockouts; Mick Sheffield; Mickey Sheffield; Nat Reed; Nathaniel Reed; Robert Elrod; strikes; teachers; water quality; Winter Garden Chamber of Commerce
Profile of Bottom Completed: L. Apopka Study Continues
Tags: agricultural pollution; C. W. Sheffield; Federal Water Pollution Control Administration, FWPCA; fish cribs; Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission; hyacinths; Lake Apopka; Mick Sheffield; Mickey Sheffield; Orange County Commission; Orange County Commissioners; pesticides; sewage treatment; sonar; Thomas Furman; water quality
Abandonment of Part of Maple Street Approved
Maitland Pamphlet
Tags: ACL; agriculture; Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company; Black Bear Trail; Captain Maitland; chamber of commerce; citrus; citrus industry; Daytona Beach; E. A. Upmeyer; Grace N. Beecher; Gulf of Mexico; H. E. Angell; Indian War; J. H. Hill; Lake Apopka; Lake Maitland; Louis L. Coudert; Maitland; orange county; orlando; poultry; poultry industry; R. A. Wheeler; railroad; Rollins College; Sanford; school; Seminole War; Silver Springs; St. Augustine; St. Johns River; State Highway Number 3; Winter Park; YMCA; Young Men's Christian Association
Lake Apopka Haul Seine Catch - 1966
Tags: agricultural pollution; algae; bass; black crappie; bluegill; catfish; conservation; crappie; eutrophication; Fernandina Beach; fish; fish kill; fish oil; fish oil industry; fishing; Florida Game and Freshwater Fish Commission; gar; gizzard shad; Lake Apopka; lakes; mudfish; Nassau Oil and Fertilizer Company; Orange County Conservation Fund; oxygen; plankton; pollution; seining; shell crackers; turtle; water; water conservation; water quality
Letter from Harold L. Moody to James B. Lackey (July 22,1966)
Tags: agricultural pollution; agriculture; conservation; fish; fish kill; fishing; Florida Game and Freshwater Fish Commission; Harold Ashley; Harold L. Moody; J. W. Bickerstaff; James B. Lackey; John W. Woods; Lake Apopka; lakes; pesticide; pollution; River Fishery Project Leader; sewage; sewage treatment; spraying; waste; waste treatment; water; water conservation; water quality; Winter Garden
Letter from William "Don" D. McAllister to V. D. Patten (June 15, 1966)
Tags: agricultural pollution; agriculture; airplane; conservation; Don McAllister; fish camp; fish kill; fishing; Florida State Board of Health; Gene McNair; Johnson's Fish Camp; Lake Apopka; lakes; pesticide; plane; pollution; spraying; V. D. Patten; water; water conservation; water quality; William "Don" D. McAllister; Winter Haven; Zellwood; Zellwood Farms
Letter from James B. Lackey to Harold L. Moody (July 28, 1966)
Tags: agricultural pollution; agriculture; algae; aquatic plants; blue green algae; botulinus poisoning; ciliate; conservation; dioxygen; fertilizer; fish kill; green algae; Harold L. Moody; industrial waste; James B. Lackey; Lake Apopka; lakes; Microcystis aeruginosa; Morgan; oxygen; plants; pollution; sewage; sewage treatment; waste; water; water conservation; water quality; zooflagellate
Letter from Harold L. Moody to John W. Woods (October 21, 1965)
Tags: agricultural pollution; agriculture; algae; aquatic plants; catninetail; cattail; Charles Harris; common water nymph; conservation; corn dog grass; eelgrass; Florida Game and Freshwater Fish Commission; George Norel; great bulrush; guppy grass; Harold L. Moody; Hog Island; Illinois pondweed; John W. Woods; Lake Apopka; lakes; light; light penetration; Mark Anthony; najas grass; Najas guadalupensis; O. E. Frye; pickerelweed; plants; pollution; pondweed; Pontederia cordata; Potamogeton illinoensis; punk; rain; Schoenoplectus Tabernaemontana; Scirpus validus; softstem bulrush; southern naiad; southern waternymph; submergent plant; Tallahassee; tape grass; Typha; V. americana; Vallisneria americana; vegetation; water; water conservation; water quality; water-celery; wild celery; Winter Garden; Woodland Street
Farming Success Came Hard for Andrew Duda and Family
Tags: A. Duda and Sons, Inc.; agriculture; Andrew Duda; Andrew Duda, Jr.; Andy Duda, Jr.; Belle Glade; carrots; celery; citrus; Cocoa; corn; Czechoslovakia; farming; Ferdinand Duda; Great Depression; groves; immigrants; John Duda; Katherine Duda; LaBelle; Lake Apopka; leaf vegetables; muck; Naples; Ocala; Oviedo; Slavia; Southland Produce; sweet corn; The Oviedo Heritage; The Oviedo Outlook; vegetables; Zellwood
The Oviedo Heritage '77, June 30, 1977
Tags: 4th of July; A. Duda and Sons, Inc.; ACL; Andrew Aulin, Sr.; Andrew Duda; Andrew Duda, Jr.; Andy Duda, Jr.; Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company; B. F. Wheeler, Sr.; Ben Jones; Ben Ward Agency, Inc.; Benjamin Franklin Wheeler, Sr.; Black Hammock; Black Tuesday; Boy Scouts of America; Broadway Street; C. R. Clonts; C. R. Clonts and Associated Growers; Central Avenue; Citizens Bank of Oviedo; Donna Neely; Downtown Oviedo; Edith Mead; F. W. Talbott; Ferdinand Duda; First Baptist Church of Oviedo; First United Methodist Church of Oviedo; Florida Technological University; Fourth of July; FTU; Great Crash; Great Depression; Greyhound Lines, Inc.; Gwynn; Gwynn's Cafe; Henry Foster; Independence Day; J. B. Jones; J. B. Jones and Brothers; J. H. Lee; John Duda; John Hiram Lee; Jones Grocery; Jonnie Conley; Joseph Watts; July 4th; July Fourth; Katherine Duda; Lake Apopka; Lake Charm; Lake Jessup; Lake Jessup Settlement; Larry Neely; Lee and Todd Real Estate Company; Mead Botanical Garden; Mead Manor; Nelson and Company, Inc.; OHS; Old Time History of By Gone Days of Lake Jessup Settlement; Olliff's Barber and Style Shop; orlando; Oviedo; Oviedo City Hall; Oviedo Historical Society; Oviedo Railroad Depot; Peters Shoes; Pot Latch; R. W. Estes; Randy Noles; S. F. Long; SAL; Seaboard Air Line railroads; Seminole County; Slavia; Solaria's Wharf; Southland Produce; Spencer's Store; Steen Nelson; Stock Market Crash of 1929; Sweetwater Park; T. L. Mead; T. W. Lawton; The Oviedo Heritage; The Oviedo Outlook; Theodore Luqueer Mead; Thomas Willington Lawton; W. G. Kilbee; W. J. Martin; Wall Street Crash of 1929; Wheeler Fertilizer; World War II; WWII; Zellwood
Undesirable Factors Cited in Report of 'The Big Pond', Lake Apopka; 1962-1964
Tags: agricultural pollution; agriculture; Bureau of Sanitary Engineering; citrus; citrus industry; City of Winter Garden; David B. Lee; DDT; dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane; draining; farmer; farming; fertilizer; fish; fishing; Florida Inland Sportsfishing Host; Florida State Board of Health; Free of 1962-1963; freeze; hyacinth; insecticide; irrigation; lake; Lake Apopka; Lake Apopka Chapter; Orange County Health Department; oxygen; packing; Percy D. Blunt; pesticide; pollution; processing; research; Robert W. Sherman; SBH; sewage; sewage treatment plant; spray; waste; water; water conservation; water quality; William R. Pomeroy; Winter Garden
Memorandum from Leesburg Fisheries Experiment Station to John W. Woods (May 28, 1964)
Tags: agricultural pollution; agriculture; Apopka Beauclair Canal; chironomid larvae; citrus; DDT; dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane; fish; fishing; Florida State Board of Health; George Reid; Hurricane of 1947; hyacinth; insecticide; Joe E. Burgess; John W. Woods; lake; Lake Apopka; Lee; Leesburg; Leesburg Fisheries Experiment Station; Orange County Sportsman Association; Peace River Basin; pesticide; pollution; research; sanitation; SBH; sewage; shad; Summary Report of Lake Apopka; waste; water; water quality; William Erwin; Winter Garden
Lake Apopka Revives As Sports Fish Arena
Conference on Lake Apopka Fish Kills, June 12, 1963
Tags: A. D. Aldrich; Angebilt Hotel; bass; biologist; biology; blue-green algae; bluegill; Board of Conservation; C. W. Sheffield; catfish; Cecil Farris Bryant; citrus; Clayton Phillippy; Columnaris; Corps of Engineers; crappie; DDT; dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane; disease; Don Rider; Don Schieswold; Donald McAllister; fertilizer; fish kils; Florida Game and Freshwater Fish Commission; Florida State Board of Health; Florida Water Resources Commission; gizzard shad; Harold L. Moody; insecticide; J. W. Bickerstaff; J. W. Springstead; Joe E. Burgess; K. K. Hofstetler; lake; Lake Apopka; Lyngbya contorta; Melosira; Micocystis; nitrogen; Nitzschia; Oakland; Oocystis; Orange County Sportsman's Association; Orlando, Winter Garden; oxygen; oxygen supersaturation; pesticide; phosphate; plankton; R. A. Taft Sanitary Engineering Center; Rosco Hamilton; Russell Fielding; S. W. Surber; Scenedesmus; shellcracker; smallmouth bass; speckled bullhead; spray; The Orlando Evening Star; trout; U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service; U.S. Public Health Service; water quality; Whittaker; William Woods
Memorandum from L. E. Cromwell to John W. Woods (May 20, 1963)
Tags: algae; Apopka Beauclair Canal; Canal Locks; catfish; crappie; fish bluegill; fish kill; fishing; fishing lodge; Florida Game and Freshwater Fish Commission; Florida State Board of Health; Gator Cove; gizzard shad; Gourd Neck; Hull's Point; Joe E. Burgess; John W. Woods; Johnson Fish Camp; L. E. Cromwell; Lake Apopka; Montverde; Pine Island Point; shad; shellcracker; Smith's Island; speckled bullhead; water quality; Winter Garden
Lake Apopka Woes Not Answered
Tags: agricultural pollution; agriculture; algae; Apopka; Apopka Beauclair Canal; bass; Bob Sherman; C. W. Sheffield; chemical; DDT; dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane; Don Rider; Ed Zagar; farmer; farming; fish camps; fish kill; fishing; Florida Game and Freshwater Fish Commission; Florida State Board of Health; hyacinth; insecticide; K. K. Hufstutler; lake; Lake Apopka; oxygen content; pesticide; pollution; research; Robert "Bob" W. Sherman; spraying; The Orlando Evening Star; water pollution; water quality; West Orange County; Winter Garden; Zellwood
Letter from Doyle C. Golden to A. D. Aldrich (August 26, 1963)
Tags: A. D. Aldrich; acetonitrile; agricultural pollution; agriculture; Apopka Beauclair Canal; bass; Burke Chester; catfish; chlorinated hydrocarbon; Crown Point; DDD; DDE; DDT; dichlorodiphenyldichloroethylene; dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane; dieldrin; Division of Chemistry; Doyle C. Golden; endrin; fish; fishing; Florida Game and Freshwater Fish Commission; gas chromatography; Gator Cove; Hog Island; ichlorodiphenyldichloroethane; insecticide; L. E. Cromwell; Lake Apopka; pesticide; Pine Island Point; pollution; rotenone; Tallahassee; U.S. Department of Agriculture; USDA; water; water conservation; water quality; Winter Garden
Inspection of Fish Kills at Lake Apopka, Florida
Tags: agricultural pollution; agriculture; Argulus; bacteria; bass; Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife; C. W. Sheffield; catfish; copepod; Crop Reporting Service; DDT; dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane; disease; DOI; Eastern Fish Disease Laboratory; Eddie Cromwell; farm; farming; fish; fish kill; fishing; Florida Game and Fresh Water Commission; FWS; gizzard shad; Harold L. Moody; insecticide; Lake Apopka; muck farm; Oliver Cope; Orange County Board of Health; parasite; pathogen; pesticide; pollution; protozoan; research; Scyphidia; speckled bullhead; spotted bullhead; spray; Thomas L. Wellborn, Jr.; threadfin shad; trematode; Trichodina; U.S. Department of Agriculture; U.S. Department of the Interior; U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service; USDA; water; water conservation; water quality
Letter from Robert "Bob" W. Sherman to Henry F. Swanson (June 19, 1963)
Tags: agricultural pollution; agriculture; bass; Bob W. Sherman; catfish; DDT; dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane; farmer; farming; fish; fish camp; fish kill; fishing; gizzard shad; Henry F. Swanson; insecticide; Killarney; Killarney Court; Killarney Fish Camp; Lake Apopka; orange county; Orange County Extension Office; orlando; pesticide; pollution; Robert "Bob" W. Sherman; water; water conservation; water quality; West Orange County; Zellwood; Zellwood Drainage and Water Control District
Letter from F. G. Banks to Clayton Phillippy (September 5, 1963)
Tags: agricultural pollution; agriculture; bass; Burke Chester; catfish; Clayton Phillippy; DDT; dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane; Doyle C. Golden; Eddie Cromwell; F. G. Banks; fish; fisheries Division; fishing; Florida Game and Freshwater Commission; gas chromatography; gizzard shad; insecticide; James "Jim" P. Clugston; Jim Clugston; Lake Apopka; Lakeland; Lakeland Hills Boulevard; pesticide; pollution; research; Tallahassee; U.S. Department of Agriculture; USDA; water; water conservation; water quality
Letter from John R. Thoman to A. D. Aldrich (July 25, 1963)
Tags: A Rapid Screening Method for DDT in Milk by Gas Chromatography; A. D. Aldrich; agricultural pollution; agriculture; Atlanta, Georgia; bass; bluegill; Chemistry and Physics Section; chlorinated hydrocarbon; DDD; DDE; DDT; dichlorodiphenyldichloroethylene; dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane; Eugene W. Surber; fish; fishing; Florida Game and Fresh Water Commission; gas chromatography; Harvey Boyle; ichlorodiphenyldichloroethane; insecticide; J. E. Campbell; K. A. Busch; Lake Apopka; Mary L. Schafer; Milk and Food Section; pesticide; pollution; Public Health Service; Robert A. Taft Sanitary Engineering Center; Seventh Street; Tallahassee; TDE; Tennessee Avenue; Tennessee Street; U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare; water; water conservation; water quality; Water Supply and Pollution Control