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Newspaper
Destin Log
Location
Destin, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1983
Page
4
The Destin Log states it is published every Wednesday and Saturday at 106 Marler Street Destin Florida 32541 for residents of Destin and South Walton County. It is distributed to subscribers as Second Class Mail.
The Destin editorial laments heavy beach and harbor litter left by holiday visitors. It urges more environmental officers stricter enforcement, heavier fines for offenders, mandatory garbage pickup, more warning signs and receptacles, and better organization for future cleanups to protect the coastal town’s environment and economy.
The writer notes airline deregulation created chaotic fare juggling with inconsistent agent notices and fluctuating prices. Instances include $64 to Miami, $279 vs $223 on Allegheny, and Super Saver limits across routes. Travel costs vary by origin, destination, and timing, with Newark to London at $145 cited as best deal.
A reader laments modern education as government run and secular, praising home schooling and Christian instruction. They argue public and Christian schools teach Darwinism, sexual morals, patriotism, and idolatry, decrying secular influence and Caesar. The writer vows to educate at home to protect children from perceived evils.
The Destin LOG calls for reader opinions and letters to the editor. Submit legible letters with signature and address to Editor Destin LOG P O Box 957 Destin Florida 32541.
A movie nut shares plans to limit summer film watching to one per week amid a wave of 40 new releases. He targets Return of the Jedi first, resists opening week crowds, and notes box office prospects and HBO as options while family vacation time may be spent at the cinema.
Larry Anchors writes on preserving Destin's charter boat industry and natural resources. He calls for protecting lagoon and beaches, urges state funding studies, and condemns littering and beach neglect while reflecting on Okaloosa County's growth and heritage. He favors treating charter boats as a natural resource for future generations.
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