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Thursday, 12 August 2010

First family to visit PC Beach; Oil spill research grants awarded

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The White House on Thursday gave more details about the pending visit of President Barack Obama and his family to Panama City Beach.The president and First Lady Michelle Obama will travel to Panama City Beach on Saturday and will join area small business owners, elected officials and Navy Secretary Ray Mabus for a roundtable discussion on the BP oil spill recovery. The family will leave on
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