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Newspaper
Destin Log
Location
Destin, Florida, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1983
Page
5
Readers weigh in on whether Henderson Beach should gain picnic tables and a parking area or remain in its natural state. Wayne Moore favors leaving it alone, Red Gilson supports family friendly development, Nancy Russell advocates preserving its natural condition.
Optimistic snowbirds frame Florida weather against gray northern skies while Destin welcomes Cam McLean in Village Players You Cant Take It With You at Sandestin ballroom. Nautilus Fitness Center opens soon, promoting efficient workouts and balanced rest. Get well wishes go to Tom Fairfax of Blue Springs Missouri, sidelined in Destin General Hospital.
A lighthearted column notes Tinkie True recovering after minor surgery at General Hospital while Tom Fairfax and others appear in quirky bits. It mentions pets, spoiled dogs and cats, and playful local scenes at Destin Country Store and Delchamps Bakery with casual, humorous commentary.
Harold Jacobs, a 48 year old Lombard resident, campaigns through Florida en route to Louisiana claiming a plain Democrat stance and strong environmental focus. He describes his bid as a grassroots effort, not a major campaign, and cites Jeffersonian conservative values.
Harold Jacobs campaigns in Destin proposing sweeping cuts to the military budget, a treaty to abolish nuclear weapons, a reverse Manhattan Project for fusion power, and a public works plan to revive jobs. He favors a maximum wage for executives, funds his bid with private donations, and travels on toward Louisiana.
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