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Newspaper
Destin Log
Location
Destin, Florida, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1986
Page
4
Jim Chitwood discusses how reporters pursue truths and face bureaucratic secrecy. He notes the role of tips, FOIA and Sunshine Laws, and warns against disinformation from authorities. Dan Thomasson urges vigilant, skeptical journalism to guard against manipulation and safeguard truth.
State transportation officials acknowledge a design flaw at the Destin intersection where the four lane meets Old 98. Critics say a straight off ramp needed a storm pond instead of an interchange, with a possible three to five year funding gap before any correction.
As the Fort Walton Beach Hospital faces loss of its tenant, Okaloosa County commissioners should weigh options for the aging building. A VA hospital site is pitched, leveraging the county owned Hospital Drive property and the proven Okaloosa Council on Aging track record in Niceville. Decision urged before the facility sits vacant.
A Fort Walton Beach letter targets city budget decisions and fire department funding, arguing wasteful spending and tax hikes. It also contains a polemical attack on racial tensions, blaming both blacks and whites, with inflammatory comparisons and calls for unity amid debate over local governance and national crises.
Mike Mitchell weighs in on Jim Baughman s views about union labor and safety. He notes bee topics at Shrine Fair and broader questions about South Africa sanctions. He mentions political activity in Fort Walton Beach including events with Bob Martinez Steve Pajcic and Paula Hawkins. Have a nice week.
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