The Log Weekly Destin Notice Details
The Log published each Wednesday in Destin Florida provides notices and community notices. The fragment mentions Nancy Riley and Patsy in a postal address context with destination details and postmaster address.
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Newspaper
Destin Log
Location
Destin, Florida, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1986
Page
4
The Log published each Wednesday in Destin Florida provides notices and community notices. The fragment mentions Nancy Riley and Patsy in a postal address context with destination details and postmaster address.
Kenneth Eskey discusses the 1986 referendums on state lotteries as an alternative to tax increases. He notes five states approved lotteries while North Dakota rejected them, cites the broad growth of multi state games, and warns of national lottery talks while maintaining skepticism about lotteries as a tax or wealth source.
The piece notes Veterans Day honors all who served, not just the fallen, and highlights young volunteers. It discusses the Pentagon’s surprise at high quality recruits, motives beyond career training, and a poll finding high veteran positivity. It contrasts U.S. voter turnout with European polarization and cautions against drastic political shifts.
The column analyzes a major Okaloosa County political shift with Republicans winning across boards. It highlights Bill Peebles Jr and Earl Hutto among the only Democrats to prevail while noting large campaign spending by Mike Chesser and Harden's decisive victory. The piece predicts effects on local governance and party dynamics.
Letter writers advocate an off ramp style lane for 12 to 15 cars to ease traffic during tourist season. They urge Okaloosa County Commissioners to act, citing wasted fuel and time for Gulfshore Drive users, including leaseholders and condo associations on Holiday Isle.
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