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Newspaper

Destin Log

Location

Destin, Florida, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1984

Page

4

Destin Log publication and circulation details

The Destin Log prints each Wednesday and Saturday at 1225 Airport Road Destin Florida 32541 for residents of Destin and South Walton County. It is mailed by Second Class mail to subscribers. Circulation rates are listed for local and out of state subscriptions including 6 months 5.50 1 year 9.00 and 2 years 16.00 for Okaloosa and Walton counties, with other Florida and foreign options also provided.

Destin Airport Road Florida South Walton County Okaloosa Walton

Press Rolls At Last On Own Paper In Destin

Three men in ink smudged by newsprint celebrate firing up a seven unit 80 foot press salvaged from Shepardsville. After months of delays and missing a clamp truck, the crew in Destin gains control of their destiny as Section C goes to press. Wishing Tinkie True a quick recovery, readers are invited to send notes via The LOG.

Gene Sinsko A.B. Dick Shepardsville Kentucky Destin Tinkie True Tinkie U.S

Sheriff deputy tickets illegal handicap parking in Destin

A reader praises a Destin sheriff's deputy for issuing tickets to cars parked in handicapped zones. The letter urges more drivers to respect legal handicap parking and notes frustration when legally marked vehicles must park far away.

Destin

Reader Letters to The Log Press Editorial Policy

Citizens are invited to send letters to the Editor at Destin Log with legible typing and a signature plus return address. The paper reserves editing rights and will not consider unsigned letters sent to P O Box 957 106 Marler Street Destin Florida 32541.

Destin P.O Marler St

Paradox of parking ethics at The Shores urged

An editorial condemns blocking handicapped spaces and fire lanes at The Shores shopping area in Destin. It warns that careless parking and underage moped riding threaten safety on U.S. 98, calling for stricter county ordinances and enforcement to prevent tickets and harm. It emphasizes kindness, responsibility, and the goal of no injuries or fatalities.

Destin U.S. 98

Viewpoint on a Soap Opera Box by Neeva Archer

A reflective column jokes about losing touch with current celebrities and soap opera stars. The writer finds entertainment news confusing and notes aging celebrities like Anne Baxter, Glenn Ford, Willie Nelson, and Barry Manilow, while mistaking David Hasselhoff and others. The piece ends with self-deprecating humor about identity in pop culture.

Neeva Archer Rip van Winkle David Hasselhoff Catherine Hickland Callie Clodhammer San Diego Zoo Reggie Steamroller Callie Win Winchester Joan Collins Ed Asner Darren McGavin Willie Nelson Barry Manilow Michael Jackson Entertainment Tonight Anne Baxter Glenn Ford Glen Campbell Angie Dickinson

Future Teachers Awarded Incentive Scholarships by Hutto

U S Representative Earl Hutto backs a House Education and Labor Committee bill to grant up to 5000 annual federal scholarships for students pursuing elementary and secondary teaching and to offer one-year fellowships for exceptional teachers. The measure follows 1983 task force findings on merit and teacher appeal.

U.S Earl Hutto House Education and Labor Committee Carl D. Perkins D-Ky

Law proposes teacher scholarships and fellowships program

Commentary outlines a plan to fund scholarships for students aiming to become teachers and those who graduate in the top 10 percent. Recipients commit to teaching two years per year of aid or repay the sum. Up to 10,000 scholarships are planned over fiscal years 1986–90, plus one year sabbatical fellowships for outstanding teachers costing about $18 million annually. Two teachers per congressional district would receive fellowships, with nonpolitical selection to avoid partisan awards.

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