Pool safety rules and chlorine content update
The health department explained that pool areas must be enclosed on at least three sides and that monitoring must ensure chlorine levels stay within safe ranges. The note outlines required enclosure and chemical balance measures for public pools.
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Second Article of A Series on Backyard Pool Safety
The piece outlines inexpensive, practical approaches for homeowners to keep backyard pools safe. It highlights simple systems and basic checks to maintain pool hygiene and prevent accidents.
Chamber seeks city funds to cover 1 million county budget cut
The Sarasota County Chamber plans to ask the City of Sarasota for an additional 60 000 to offset a 1 million county budget reduction. President King notes the chamber invests for returns citing 30 000 invested in the Convention Bureau this year and a planned return exceeding 1 million in conventions.
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Kennedy asks Goldberg arbitration in rail dispute
President Kennedy urged the nation’s railroads and Supreme Court Justice Arthur J. Goldberg to arbitrate their long running feud over worker job eliminations and scope of authority. The House session lasted about 16 minutes as leaders sought a swift one shot settlement with both sides asked to respond by 9 am EST Wednesday.
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Confusing Prescription Labels and Odd Wordplay
A fragmentary item notes confusion over dosing language such as take one pill twice a day and praises quirky jokes about a kangaroo and a psychiatrist. It hints at garbled telephone systems and references Sarasota Sophie and a United Nations building in New York as oddities.
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Sophie
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Sore
Sell Sarasota Edition Promises Broad County Life
Two Sundays remain before the SELL SARASOTA issue of the Sarasota News releases. Readers can order extra copies to share nationwide. The edition covers culture recreation business and industrial opportunities in Sarasota County. Mail orders to the Circulation Department or call 955 4141.
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Racial tensions surge as protests spread nationwide
United Press International reports police patrolled a New York City hotspot after a near clash between whites and Negroes at a teen hangout. Across the nation demonstrations and court actions for integration drew crowds, with arrests and violent incidents noted in Savannah and Cambridge as state troopers and police kept watch.
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New York City
State's Bible Ruling Due
A Creve image shows a pending state ruling on Bible rights and public use. Officials expect a decision soon, with implications for local schools and religious groups relying on scripture displays. The case centers on constitutional questions about religious expression in government settings.
Mrs A B Edwards Dies Pioneer’s Wife in Sarasota
Mrs. A B Edwards 85 native of Nokomis and wife of a Sarasota County pioneer died at Sarasota Memorial Hospital. Funeral 11 a m Thursday at Robarts Funeral Home with Rev Kenneth Rogers officiating. Burial at Manasota Cemetery. Survivors include her husband, a longtime Sarasota real estate agent, and several relatives.
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Nokomis
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Sarasota Real Estate Ell
New York City
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Bridgeport, Conn
Frances Wadley
Martha E. Vanderipe
Planes Seek Lost Pilot Over Florida Coast Area
The Manatee Air Search and Rescue Squadron and Sarasota Civil Air Patrol search for a missing light plane and pilot flying from Miami to Tyndall Air Force Base. The T34 aircraft is linked to Ramos as he returns from weekend leave. Six aircraft search the area bounded by Anna Maria Avon Park Lake Placid Casey Key under FAA direction.
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Parker's Plan Seeks Major Budget Cuts for 1963-64
Sarasota County leaders signal a cut of 800000 to 1 million from the 1963-64 budget, with Commissioner Gernhardt estimating about 700000 in general public works cuts and 150000 from other agencies. They note a 1.3 million increase from the last amended budget amid a 4.58 mill tax rise needed to fund a near 6 million total request.
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L. L. Parker
Boyd R. Gernttard
Gernhard
County Commission
Parker
Fred Haigh
Masel Huston
Johnson Warren
Huston
War
Republicans Promise Fiscal Discipline in 1960s Campaign
County Commission Chairman L. L. Parker announced that three Republican members plan to cut between 800000 and 1000000 dollars from the proposed county budget. The recollection ties the 1960 campaign pledge to current efforts to hold taxes and eliminate wasteful practices and conflicts of interest.
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County Commission
L. L. Parker
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