Destin Log listings and staff details
The Destin Log is published weekly on Wednesday and Saturday at 106 Marler Street Destin Florida 32541 for residents of Destin and South Walton County. It is sent to subscribers as Second Class Mail. The notice lists staff including Jack Becklund Jim Chitwood Vanita Trippe Karen MacGrogan Ingrid Kreis Peggy Bailer B J Dier Lenah Miller Mike Mitchell Charles Morgan Bill Tennis Tinkie True Arlene Webster Helen Wren Carol Becklund Bonnie Meyer Sales Manager Byron Meade Brenda Burns Regenia Byrd Manager Lorraine Chambers Jackie Gibson Patti Cole Faye Nettles.
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Destin
Marler Street
Florida
South Walton County
Cookbook Section Lays Out Growth For Walton County
The publication reports a 32 page Cookbook Section, up from 24, with late submissions expanding the issue. It notes a new Cane Square branch office staffed by Jo Anne Byrd and Ginny Foote, plans for holiday publishing shifts, and a 1984 growth forecast including Destin construction, new offices, condos, banks, and retail expansion.
Old Destin Post Office Museum Dedication Unites Community
Editorial lauds the Old Post Office Museum dedication in Destin as a milestone for preserving local history. It credits restoration volunteers led by Bill Burleson for transforming a dilapidated building into a communal heritage site and hopes for ongoing support and annual Veterans Day gatherings.
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Old Destin
Destin
Old Post Office
Bob Sikes
America
Television Dilemma Over Viewing The Day After
A parent letter debates whether children should watch ABCs The Day After amid warnings of its graphic nuclear aftermath. The National Education Association urges caution, while Okaloosa County and Oregon officials weigh age restrictions. The writer recalls Cold War fears, Eglin proximity, and the film’s sobering portrayal of civilization’s end.
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ABC
Marilyn
Okaloosa County
Oregon
Lawrence
Letters support Destin school bus stop shelter project
A reader thanks contributors and pledgers for a concrete block school bus stop shelter in Destin. The note explains high costs justify durable, vandal proof, permanent construction with landscaping. Future shelters may arise if the first proves effective, funded by federal grants. donations of all sizes welcomed at P.O. Box 824 Destin.
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Destin
P.O
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