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Newspaper
Destin Log
Location
Destin, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1984
Page
4
The Destin Log serves Destin and South Walton County residents with Wednesday and Saturday issues at 106 Marler Street Destin Florida 32541. It is distributed to subscribers via Second Class Mail.
In Destin Florida the author reflects on Allen Neuharth’s call for a new journalism of hope and NASA’s Robert Crippen critique of sensationalism. The piece urges balanced reporting, urges better fact gathering, and invites readers to share good news stories.
The editorial extols Destin Library as more than bricks and books. It honors the women and men who since 1940 built, funded, and staffed the library through donations, sales, and countless volunteer tasks. The piece highlights growth, programs, shops, and community support shaping a lasting tribute.
A letter to the LOG To The Editor praises the June 13 piece How About The Nails for its service to readers and the community. The writer commends the editorials and urges continued quality.
A plea from North Florida readers thanks citizens for support of restoring Jacksonville to Mobile rail service. The group details an ad hoc House committee study, plans with the Tri State Rail Commission, FDOT monitoring ridership, and Amtrak studies. They urge continued letters to legislators and contact with federal officials to back a Florida rail revival.
The Destin Log requests letters to the editor with legible writing and a signature and address. Submissions should be sent to Editor, Destin LOG, P.O. Box 957, 106 Marler St., Destin, FL 32541, and may be edited for length.
Viewpoint humorously suggests world leaders could learn compromise from ordering pizza. A satirical sketch imagines Reagan Deng Xiaoping and Chernenko at Gino's on Rush Street negotiating crust type and toppings, only to fail and leave hungry as the restaurant closes.
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