23 Nov 1985
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Newspaper
Destin Log
Location
Destin, Florida, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1985
Page
1
A quick method to remove sticky tape from windows is to use acetone as recommended by hardware store staff. Alternatives include lacquer thinner or an alcohol product. Wipe the glass with a clean dry cloth to lift the glue and tape residue.
Dedication ceremonies will be held today November 23 at 2 p m for Clement E Taylor Park on Calhoun Avenue. Willie Mae Taylor donates a flag with remarks by County Commissioner Mike Mitchell and background on Clement E Taylor. Public invited to view new gazebos and ground equipment with lunch. Renovation by Destin Woman's Club and Destin Kiwanis Club.
The Log moves up deadlines for news releases letters editorials and announcements to 3 p.m. Wednesday November 27 and advertising deadlines to noon Wednesday November 27 due to Thanksgiving. Office closed Thursday November 28. Happy Thanksgiving from The Log staff.
A brief feature mixes tides and temperatures for coastal anglers. It outlines tide slack times, flood phases tied to lunar timings, and daily sunrise sunset windows, guiding readers to optimize boat launches and shore fishing opportunities.
National Weather Service predicts today will be mostly sunny with high temperatures in the upper 70s and south winds at 6 to 10 mph. For Saturday expect cooler weather and diminishing clouds as conditions improve.
Destin residents faced a false alarm as Hurricane Kate weakened near landfall east of Panama City. Evacuation orders 70 percent of locals, Holiday Isle saw looting fears and July weekend traffic, while many north of US 98 chose to ride it out.
Weather forecaster Bill Spencer speaks on predicting hurricanes and the pressure of keeping people safe. He notes forecasting is a gamble with favorites and longshots, yet he treats the work seriously to prevent harm. Continued on Page 16A.
In Destin many residents refuse to flee hurricane Kate. Bob Kamsch says two prior evacuations cost him money and plans to stay with a second-story home and raft ready. Ellen Anderson laments costs but plans to remain home. Tom Garin and family will not evacuate citing a generator and familiarity with Siebert. Danny Martin’s family fled Elena but will ride Kate out at their new Memphis-sourced home.
Panhandle residents faced fierce winds and heavy rain as Hurricane Kate made landfall near Mexico Beach. Evacuation warnings intensified as Hathaway Bridge closed and power outages affected over 30,000 Gulf Power customers in Bay County. Schools suffered roof damage while residents sheltered at home amid downed trees and toppled power lines.
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