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The Log is published and printed each Wednesday and Saturday at 1225 Airport Road Destin Florida 32541. Application to mail at second class postage rates is pending at Destin Florida. Postmaster to receive address changes at The Log P.O. Box 957 Destin Florida 32541.
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Foreign Affairs Are Fun and a Maryland Quiz
Dale McFeathers notes Maryland leaders including Governor Harry Hughes and Congress members Mikulski and Barnes flubbed a five question foreign affairs quiz. He argues politicians should know basics like who is on the hundred dollar bill and the times for soap operas, proposing a tougher public office test.
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Indianapolis
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Readers invited to send letters to The Log editor
The Log requests readers send opinions to Editor at The Log Destin Florida with signature and address. Letters should be legible and include a return address, box 957, 1225 Airport Road, Destin 32541. The paper reserves the right to edit lengthy submissions.
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New Birmingham, New Alabama and a life saved by care
A parent recalls open heart surgery for their young son at UAB and the transformative impact of Birmingham. The city’s medical prowess, generous blood donors, and welcoming communities emerge as lifesaving forces. The writer contrasts past views of Alabama with present hope, gratitude, and a wish to keep regional goodwill strong.
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University of Alabama At Birmingham
UAB
Alabama
George Wallace
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Birmingham
Destin kids cry foul after duck crossing sign theft
An editorial condemns the removal of a Duck Crossing sign on Kelly Street urged by Destin Elementary pupils. It argues for accountability, possible rewards to catch the thief, and warns against discouraging children while tying in to debates over presidential term limits and Republican frustrations with FDR’s legacy.
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Destin council fights state plan for Henderson Beach Park
Letters to the editor critique Destin City Council actions against Henderson Beach State Park plans. The piece recounts land sale terms, right of way, and a 1 1/8 mile Old Highway 98 opening debate. It urges support for the state developed park plan and asks residents to contact council members.
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Henderson Beach
Barney Henderson
Henderson
Graham
Department of Natural Resources
Tallahassee
Jere Moore
Bill Phillips
Richard Duke
Sass
Raymond Hall
Bill Peebles
Henderson Beach State Park
Henderson Beach Park
Destin City
State Department of Natural Resources
Readers urge extended Sunday pharmacy hours in Destin
Virginia and Ted Aldridge complain that all three local pharmacies close at 6 p m on Sundays and propose rotating later hours or a 24 hour emergency option. They reference returning from hospital treatment at 6 30 p m and the need for access after the new hospital opens. Continued on Page 5A.
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