Destin Log Printer and Publisher Contact Details
The Destin Log, published every Wednesday and Saturday, lists offices at 1225 Airport Road Destin Florida 32541 and Santa Rosa Beach, with staff roles including Publisher Editor General Manager and News Editor. It provides subscriber mail details and office contacts, including phone numbers and staff rosters for editorial, circulation and sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Destin
Airport Road
Florida
South Walton County
Santa Rosa Beach
P.O. Box
Cano Square
Jack Becklund
Dick Graybill
Jim Chitwood
Bob Benz
Karen MacGrogan
Sandee Muehlenfeld
Sheryl Gucich
Tina Harbuck
Bill Liles Jr
South Walton
Sally Russo
Peggy Bailer
Kim Dale
B.J. Dier
Lenah Elliott
Dot Jones
Carol McCrae
Mike Mitchell
Arlene Webster
Helen Wren
Carol Becklund
Melanie Robinson
Nancy Cannon
Charleen Collier
Vanita Trippe
Carol Collins
Tom Hayes
Mark Lent
Judy Moore
Sally Poff
Patty Ramsey
Penny Simpson
Gene Sinsko
Abby Thomas
Regenia
Byrd
Mary Deal
Debbie McKenzie
Laura Smith
Kim Dier
Faye Nettles
Ed Poole
Fate of Eloise Revisited In Gulf Map At Destin
In Destin Florida locals study a hurricane tracking chart as a tropical storm lingers in the Gulf southeast of Destin. Mentions Eloise from 1976 and the odds of a Gulf path. Readers invited to send letters to The Destin Log with signatures and addresses.
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National Weather Service
Neil Frank
Florida
Gulf of Mexico
Destin
Cuba
Gulf
Panhandle
Texas
New York
Galveston
Corpus
Weather Service
Midwest
Atlanta Braves
OSHA Failure Sparks Debate Over Workplace Safety
An OTA study questions OSHA effectiveness after 13 years, citing few inspections and light penalties. It argues for more funding and power, while critics warn increased costs to firms and consumers. Separately, a MLB labor dispute looms with a strike deadline of August 6, risking season impact and fan costs.
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OSHA
Carter
National Association of Manufacturers
Dingell
Players’ Union
Convertible Comeback Stirs Forecasters and Fans
Experts debate the revival of the costly convertible amid skepticism from planners and futurists. Sales in 1984 totaled 62,005 and represented under one percent of total car sales, while critics warn that niche buyers challenge the mainstream forecast and social trends.
Why Do People Buy Convertibles Anyway
In a witty Viewpoint, the author notes convertibles peaked in 1963 and faded by 1977. They complain about weight, space, and weak entry doors yet explain buyers seek sun and wind, a choice mocked as irrational by analysts. Equity in weather and air conditioning featured, with Ford expert Ray Windecker cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Great Lakes
Ford
Ray Windecker
K and B Drugs seeks 50 foot sign variance in Destin
Letters to the Log editor discuss K and B Drugs requesting a variance before the City’s Board of Adjustment on August 7 to build a 50 foot high sign at Shoreline Village Mall. The sign would exceed the 35 foot limit and preservation of Destin urges residents to express opposition and for K and B to withdraw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K & B Drugs
City
Board of Adjustment
Shoreline Village Mall
Destin
Preservation of Destin
McDonald's
al McLeod
Helen Williams
Jim Williams
Chuck Schaefer
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