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Newspaper
Destin Log
Location
Destin, Florida, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1985
Page
4
The Destin Log lists staff roles, office addresses at 1225 Airport Road Destin and Santa Rosa Beach, and contact numbers. It includes circulation rates for Okaloosa and Walton counties, advertising deadlines, and copyright notice for 1985.
Andy Rooney on 60 Minutes suggests solving the national debt by selling states. The humorous list ranks New York, California, New Jersey, Texas, Nevada, North Dakota, Mississippi, Georgia, Kansas, Alaska and others, with Florida a near miss. The writer notes Marilyn’s reactions and comments on each state’s appeal and potential buyers.
City of Destin pressed to join the Okaloosa Gas District as a voting member, but four charter cities warned such a move could divert undistributed reserves. Niceville Crestview Fort Walton Beach and Crestview delayed a decision to January to avoid local bill pressure. Destin argues funds should return if eligible, while district members weigh legal steps and fiscal risk.
Rheta Grimsley Johnson recalls a Dothan Alabama motel eviction that turned sour over an illicit Foosball game. The couple’s fight echoes a fragile marriage as the room’s tired trappings barely mask the pain.
In Memphis, Rev. Bobby Moore volunteers as Chaplain on Call for motel guests facing money or love crises. He meets clients in the motel restaurant, avoiding rooms, and provides listening support, counseling some to reconciliation. His work spans five years, with occasional messages of gratitude from those helped.
The Doolittle family of Destin expresses gratitude for prayers, food, flowers, and cards after the loss of Richard Eugene Doolittle. They thank FHP troopers and McLaughlin Mortuary staff and note appreciation from friends and neighbors.
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