Destin Log details staff and subscriber information
The Destin Log lists publication days, contact addresses in Destin and Santa Rosa Beach, staff roles from Publisher to reporters, and advertising deadlines. It also provides circulation rates for Okaloosa and Walton Counties, other Florida locations, and foreign mailing, plus a copyright notice.
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Jack Becklund
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Jim Chitwood
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Bill Liles Jr
South Walton
Sandee Muehlenfeld
Sally Russo
Helen Wren
Peggy Bailer
Kim Dale
B.J. Dier
Lenah Elliott
Dot Jones
Carol McCrae
Mike Mitchell
Arlene Webster
Carol Becklund
Melanie Robinson
Nancy Cannon
Charleen Collier
Sherri Nelson
Vanita Trippe
Regenia Byrd
Carol Collins
Wanda Goins
Tom Hayes
Mark Lent
Judy Moore
Penny
Gene Sinsko
Abby Thomas
Mary Deal
Debbie McKenzie
Laura Smith
Kim Dier
Faye Nettles
Ed Poole
Okaloosa
Walton
Gate to the Air Force at Lackland draws thousands daily
At Lackland Air Force Base the Gate to the Air Force crowds in up to 500 recruits daily from across the nation. Col. Hugh Place notes selective intake, high school rates, and strong re-enlistment figures as the service competes for volunteers in a post draft era.
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Miami
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Lackland
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National Trust
Leonard Butler
1St Special Operation Wing
Hurlburt Field
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Thank You, Dr. John Gorrie by Ted Burrows
Ted Burrows profiles John Gorrie a Florida physician whose early refrigeration ideas led to air conditioning and the refrigerator. Born in 1803 on Nevis, he practiced in Apalachicola, built a rainless cooling device, earned patents, but died penniless in 1855. His work inspired later industrial cooling developments despite early ridicule.
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U.S. Capitol
Washington, D.C
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Apalachicola
Gulf of Mexico
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Caribbean
Nevis
Charleston
S.C
Fairfield
N.Y
Scientific American
U.S
Britain
Willis H. Carrier
New York
Ted Burrows
Stuart (Fl
Ending PAC influence on Capitol Hill through disclosure
The piece argues that a modern protection racket operates on Capitol Hill via PAC money from lobbyists to lawmakers. It cites FEC data showing 3.7 million dollars in the first half of 1985 to Finance and Ways and Means Committee members, and notes few lawmakers refuse PAC money. It proposes full disclosure by media to let voters judge whether incumbents serve constituents or donors, and urges reporting gifts from lobbies alongside voting records.
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Capitol Hill
Reagan
Senate Finance Committee
House
Ways and Means Committee
Federal Election Commission
Pacs
PAC
Ways and Means
Dan Rostenkowski
William Clay
Dmo
Washington tax reformers target employee benefits and life insurance
Readers warn that proposed tax changes in Washington would tax employer paid health, pension, and life benefits as income and also tax individual life insurance cash value even without surrender. They urge public involvement and writing to President and Congress to oppose the plan.
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Destin Tax and Utility Protests Prompt Letter from Resident
A Destin resident, Bill Phillips, objects to tax and utility hikes and accuses City Councilors of prioritizing revenue over residents. The letter laments higher costs, endorses Councilman Jin as pro-people, and urges action to halt growth and taxation. A developer, Mark Flenry, commends protection ordinances and reforestation efforts, noting environmental goals amid development. Continued on Page 5A.
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