Streamlining Planning Act Proposed by Venice Advisor
Finn W. Caspersen proposes changes to Sarasota County zoning to ease the Planning Act. He urges two main steps to limit special exceptions and to let the Planning Commission handle rezonings without full public hearings. He argues a common yardstick and coordinated suburban city zoning will guide a balanced regional plan.
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Venice
Finn W. Caspersen
Caspersen
George E.youngberg Sr
Sarasota County
Board of Appeals
Planning Commission
Foin Advisory Committee
Committee On
Board of County Commissioners
Williams Says Cook Strangled Gambler in Florida Slaying
Williams testified at a Jacksonville preliminary hearing that his alleged accomplice George Paul Cook of Tallahassee strangled William James Arnold, a 69 year old petty gambler, near here on June 30. Arnold's body was weightened with concrete and found at the mouth of the St Marks River. Both men were ordered held for the grand jury on first degree murder charges.
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Jacksonville
UPI
Arthur Eugene Williams
George Paul Cook
Tallahassee
Williams
William James Arnold
Arnold
St. Marks River
Wakulla County
Here
Cook
Florida
Rezoning Recommended for 160 Acre Mobilehome Park South of Venice
Sarasota County Planning Commission recommended rezoning a 160 acre tract in Warm Mineral Springs for a large mobilehome park. A. E. Blackburn, owner, plans waterfront Myakka River lots with central sewer and water, similar in size to Trailer Estates and serving South County.
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Warm Mineral Springs
Venice
Sarasota County
South County
House OKs Needy Aid Substitute
The legislation expands federal welfare spending to raise aid for 2.8 million needy aged blind and disabled persons by 4.20 per person per month, starting Oct 1, with states choosing to pass benefits on, save, or fund broader medical care. The bill also funds child care centers, work requirements, and mobile home park zoning reforms amid local rezoning actions and county commission recommendations.
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Washington
UPS
Final Star Edition of the Sarasota News Phase Out
The Sarasota News announces the final Star Edition to shift resources to expanding evening editions. The move aims to provide Florida’s finest and fastest growing newspaper service, hoping readers and advertisers will transfer loyalty to Home and Final editions.
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The
Sarasota
Sarasota County
Florida
Star
Sarasota News Family
Venice Reports Eighty Thousand Dollar Surplus
Venice closes its fiscal year with an eighty thousand dollar surplus as city officials publish a detailed financial report. General fund receipts reach four hundred fifteen thousand dollars including ad valorem taxes and fines. Surpluses appear in the municipal trailer park airport and sewer systems, while a street improvement fund holds thirty thousand dollars for planned works.
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Seegaieel Denny
Vo Ee
Florida Power & Light
Solons weigh public hearings on a quick tax cut
The House Ways and Means Committee may schedule hearings on an immediate tax cut to head off a recession. President Kennedy-facing pressure from advisers for a $5 to $7 billion cut. Chairman Wilbur Mills sustains doubt about the wisdom or need for a tax cut this year.
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Solons
House
Ways & Means
Kennedy
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Ways & Means Committee
Mills
Incident Protested At 4 Power Center
A Western commercial airliner was buzzed by a Soviet fighter on air lanes to Berlin shortly before a U S government plane was buzzed. The incident occurred Tuesday and was announced Thursday.
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Berlin
API
U.S
U S Bl acksNearly All Peru Aid Coup Fallout
The United States suspended diplomatic relations with Peru amid a coup described as a setback to democracy. Officials warned of reduced aid and criticized the interruption of inter American unity. In Berlin, a Soviet plane buzzed a Pan Am jet, prompting border security measures along the Baltic coast and a defensive strip near the waterfront.
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Peru
United States
White House
Kemnedy
Four Sarasota Workers Receive Silver Life Saving Medals
Florida Power & Light presented Silver Life Saving Medals to four Sarasota employees at a dinner at Martine's Restaurant. The awards honor those who saved lives using artificial respiration. Recipients included Frank P. Ladd, R. A. Grindler, H. D. Stephens and J. C. Warren. Presentation was made by a company official.
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Florida Power & Light Company
Sarasota
Martine
Frank P. Ladd
R. A. Grindler
H. D. Stephens
J. C. Warren
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Mary E. Kauffman
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Cattleman’s Road
Sarabay Acres
Glencoe Avenue
Crestwood Avenue
Pine Shores Estates
Nokomis Beach
Casey Key
Phillippi Creek
Rex Rode Road
Proctor Road
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Riverview High School
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4-Power
Pan- American
West Germany
U.S. Federal Aviation Agency
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R. W. Wall Jr
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