Diana and Dora amid Florida coastal hurricane memories
In Jacksonville's hotel bar a hurricane graphic stirs memories of Diana offshore and Dora of 1936. The narrator recalls past storms from Apalachee Bay to Destin, noting forecasts, evacuations, and the uncertain course of fate as Diana lurks south of the coast.
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Editorial on Grayton Dunes sale and state bidding limits
The 11th Circuit rulings support Florida in blocking an FDIC backdoor auction of Grayton Dunes in South Walton County. The piece argues for preservation over profit, urges fiscal restraint, and calls for an equitable settlement with the FDIC rather than a costly bidding war.
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White House cricket chase ends with pesticide spray
The White House insect disturbance kept Nancy Reagan awake for two nights as a cricket chirped in the presidential bedroom. President Carter suggested spraying vents with pesticide and the problem quieted, though a third night of vigilance confirmed no chirping. The NCAMP criticized spray first, health later, as environmentists target President Reagan.
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Destin Log invites letters to editor policy
The Destin Log calls for reader opinions and letters to the Editor. Submissions must be legible and include a signature and address. Mail to Editor Destin LOG P O Box 957 1225 Airport Road Destin FL 32541. length may be edited.
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Caring community aid praised after sudden accident
A Destin couple expresses gratitude to Turner Moving Company, Destin Volunteer Fire Department, and individuals Dave Turner, Danny Walker, Terry Watkins, Tommy Hunter, Dennis Lawson, Tony Carroll, Lynn Odell, and Fred Welty for rapid fire department assistance after a wife struck her head on Mountain Drive. The writer also cites a workshop at Okaloosa-Walton Junior College and objects to a coastal designation by the Department of Community Affairs that would include the peninsula.
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Danny Walker
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Dennis Lawson
Tony Carroll
Lynn Odell
Fred Welty
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Jim Marley
State Resource Planning
Okaloosa-Walton Junior College
Niceville
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Choctawhatchee Peninsula
Seagrove Beach
Point Washington
Destin
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Presidential Race Eases Unemployment Roll For Someone
Dale McFeathers argues presidents were effectively unemployed when elected, noting Nixon Reagan and Mondale and Baker and others spent years running for office. He contends campaign demands create a de facto full-time job, suggesting future candidates may delay runs to pursue law firm partnerships.
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