Destin Log Publishes Weekly Notices at Airport Road
The Log is printed each Wednesday and Saturday at 1225 Airport Road in Destin Florida with post office changes directed to P O Box 957 Destin Florida.
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Newspaper
Destin Log
Location
Destin, Florida, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1986
Page
4
The Log is printed each Wednesday and Saturday at 1225 Airport Road in Destin Florida with post office changes directed to P O Box 957 Destin Florida.
A reader recalls the Air Force Open House at Eglin AFB despite poor weather. The 33rd Tactical Fighter Wing won the airborne quick draw award for the second year, and a Proclamation praised the unit. Local notes mention red clay highway plans, Showbiz Pizza dining, and a reminder to vote Tuesday.
A Destin reader defends Councilman Ted Shaw against an editorial attacking his attendance and input. The writer cites Shaw missing two of eighteen meetings through 1986, praises his calm decisions and progress for Destin, and questions the editor’s sourcing and motives.
The Log editorial board urges voters to study a large ballot and seek poll workers’ help. It endorses District 2 and 4 County Commission incumbents Bill Peebles Jr. and Larry Anchors, District 1 Bernadette Cover, District 3 Andrew Geisen Jr., and District 5 Elena Roser, citing experience and education background.
The Destin Log invites readers to send letters expressing opinions on the election. Include signature and address. legibility required. editor may edit lengthy submissions. mailing address provided as Editor, The Destin Log, P.O. Box 957, 1225 Airport Road, Destin Florida 32541.
The Walton County ballot on Tuesday asks four referenda. The editorial urges: vote against single-member districts, vote for a gasoline tax up to six cents, and vote yes on the South Walton Fire District fee increase and the SWFD multi-story assessment to improve fire protection and reduce future insurance costs.
The article argues against approving a city charter amendment that would require city employees in police and fire to be used, labeling privatization as a distraction. It frames the measure as a battle between the city and its firefighters union, claiming the amendment blocks fiscal savings and potential tax relief while firefighters seek job protection and service quality concerns.
Readers debate editorials and the candidacy of Councilman Ted Shaw in Destin while defending his dedication and multi role contributions. Letters reference his nicknames Smokey Theo and Ted and challenge coverage on his attendance.
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