Mount Dora Shuffleboard Teams Shine in Clermont Round Robin
Mount Dora posted strong results in a July shuffleboard round robin at Clermont with two teams winning five of six. Frank Thompson Jennie Sutliff led Red with 242 while Carroll Patch partners were top Black at 233. Thompson Sutliff won the playoff 100 to 78.
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Lake County
Clermont
Mount Dora
Frank Thompson
Jennie Sutliff
Mrs. Carroll Patch
Thompson-Sutliff
Tnaedaw
Ted Beckhold
Mary Stambaugh
Ture Anderson
Stambaugh-Sutliff
Carroll Patch
Gibbs-Smith
John Sachs
William Nolet
Walter Brauneis
Fred Garbe
Dottie Nolet
Lena Pier
Joseph Smith
Nina Patch
Bethel Smith
Frank Meyers
Senate votes $196 million to fight air pollution
The Washington Senate unanimously approved a three year authorization of 196 million dollars to combat air pollution with 46 million this year 70 million next year and 80 million the following year. Senator Muskie warned about atmospheric lead from auto exhaust and urged review of governmental authority to curb it.
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Senate
House
Edmund S. Muskie
Dmaine
Floridians Carry Large Gov t Load
Florida state and local governments carried a debt of 2.8144 billion dollars for the past fiscal year ending mid 1965, up 10 percent from 1964. The rate equates to 485 dollars per resident, ranking Florida 18th per capita among states.
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Florida State Chamber of Commerce
Florida
United States
Florida Salt Water Fish Varieties Surpass Six Hundred
The State Department of Conservation in Tallahassee reports more than 600 known fish varieties inhabit Florida's salt water. This finding highlights the state's rich aquatic biodiversity and suggests ongoing exploration of marine life along the coastline.
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State Department of Conservation
Tallahassee
Florida
Property Owners Urged to Study Civil Rights Bill
Rufus Pace of the Lake County Board of Realtors warns that Title IV of the Civil Rights Act of 1966 remains a threat to property owners by limiting freedom of contract in selling or renting. He argues the watered down version still targets owners of five or more units and could force DIY transactions, inviting harassment and costly lawsuits. Pace urges citizens to contact Congress and oppose Title IV.
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House Judiciary Committee
Rufus Pace
Lake County Board of Realtors
Mr. Pace
Pace
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Board of Realtors
Lake County ASCS Call for Committeemen Nominations
Lake County ASCS issues call for best men available to serve on the county committee. Eligible farmers may vote and seek office by filing petitions before August 1. Mail balloting for ALCS Committeemen runs August 16 to 26 with terms of three years for regular members and one-year terms for alternates. Nomination petitions addressed to Lake County ASCS Office, P O Box 1121, Agriculture Center, Tavares.
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ASC
Marjorie Harris
Lake County
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
ASCS
ALCS
P. O
Agriculture Center
Tavares
Florida Traffic Deaths On Rise
Florida ends the first six months of 1966 with 882 highway deaths, 14 more than the same period in 1965, Col H N Kirkman notes. He warns drivers that each death is a person and urges defensive driving as summer traffic crowds the roads.
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H. N. Kirkman
Department of Public Safety
Florida
You
Florida Highway Patrol
Kirkman
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