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Newspaper
Destin Log
Location
Destin, Florida, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1986
Page
12
Harden, 26, shifts focus from education and transportation to politics after seeking court relief. He hints at a likely 1986 bid and comments on Chesser as running a "non-issue" while remaining unavailable for further remarks.
The Committee For Good Government backed a series of forums amid city council contests. Hayden hailed voters for listening and studying the issues while incumbents reflected on mixed results. Taylor led outright, saying his tough campaign paid off and he was surprised to finish first.
Runnels said the national significance of the Graham Hawkins contest, seen as pivotal to Democratic Senate control, did not drive the campaign. He attributed Hawkins’s defeat to a negative campaign and highlighted a strong showing for a working governor. Hutto won in Okaloosa and Walton, led Escambia, defeating Neubeck.
Colonel from Lynn Haven Hutto said Tuesday night his seniority on the House Armed Services Committee strengthens his bid to secure funding for the Panhandle's economically vital military installations. He stated, I feel very good, we're going to be very hard. Martinez, now GOP governor successor to Claude Kirk, won over Pajic in a race marked by Pajcic's liberal Legislature voting record.
Walton County voters show turnout with 6 010 of 14 610 ballots cast while incumbent Ken Stuckey holds Precinct 18 in Santa Rosa Beach. The ballot asks if commissioners should be elected by district rather than at large. a defeat keeps at large elections. Gas tax plans hinge on state support and governor action.
The Log Newspaper and Scripps Howard unite to tackle illiteracy affecting about 27 million functionally illiterate adults in the United States. Aimed at expanding access to reading, the campaign highlights daily life frustrations and lost productivity, urging programs and funding to bring non-readers into an educated America.
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