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Destin Log

Location

Destin, Florida, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1985

Page

5

Case of the Missing Bicycle in Destin

Tina Harbuck recounts the theft and partial recovery of her bicycle in Destin Florida. She details moving days, rain, and a hostile welcome, noting the loss of the front tire and pedals and hoping for future recovery. The piece blends personal experience with a light reflective tone on starting life in a new town.

Tina Harbuck Log Destin Fairhope Sunshine State Fort Walton Beach

They Forgot Bosss BMW Viewpoint

Dale McFeathers critiques a White House advance party that used diplomatic passports to buy BMWs at 25 percent discounts during a Europe trip. He questions officials profits, notes nine bought cars, and mocks those who abstained, arguing loyalty and perks reflect poorly on public service.

Dale McFeathers White House Europe Reagan Michael Deaver Deaver U.S Munich BMW Hofbrauhaus Larry Speakes Japan America Environmental Protection Administration

Right to Drive Is a Privilege Not a Constitutional Right

Letter argues auto insurers raise premiums due to costly claims from injuries, especially among nonbelt wearers. It contends driving is a privilege regulated by safety rules to protect all, not a right to reckless behavior, and urges society not to fund such risks.

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Belt law debate aims to save lives and money

The argument draws a line between government meddling and necessary action, asserting that a mandatory seat belt law would save lives and reduce costs. The piece emphasizes public safety and fiscal benefits of enforced belt use.

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