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Newspaper
Sarasota News
Location
Sarasota, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1960
Page
5
The project backs clam research for thirty years and praises James D. Neville and Ralph Davis for pioneering work. Morlock criticizes a Milford Connecticut research trip, arguing data could be obtained cheaply by mail.
William B. Hanaford of Sarasota is named Sarasota County sales manager for Arvida Realty Co., a unit of Arvida Corp. He previously worked as a broker with William H. Wood & Co. and ran Caribbean Shell Shop with his parents. Hanaford, Ohio State University alumnus, served 20 months in the Army, is Friends of the Libraries Sarasota County director, and lives on Rose Street with his wife Nancy and three daughters.
The National Federation of Post Office Clerks Local 1073 in Fort Pierce announces a bid weekend to bring about 500 Florida delegates and their families to Sarasota for the next year’s state convention. Local 1073 officials lead the effort with Donald Friday as district VP aiming for the Sarasota venue with support from the Convention Bureau and chamber group. The Fort Pierce gathering features officer elections and a banquet with a ball to cap the event.
Linzy L. Clark of 1985 18th St was taken into custody by Detectives Lever and Kessler as the man who fled a 100 mile an hour city pursuit. He was released on a $300 bond. Mrs. Leonard H. Rothbart reported a clothing theft from a car at South Gate Shopping Center valued at $2.96. Other arrests include Kenneth C. Yahraus for improper muffler operation Arelious R. Holley for hire vehicle license and employes registration violations with $100 bond. John Grady released on $35 bond for no tag. Ernest R. Thornton charged with improper passing on $50 bond. William A. Lisel charged with assault public drunkenness and profanity. George C. Dorsey arrested for driving while intoxicated on Ringling Boulevard. Garry L. Baker released on a summons for careless driving after swerving to avoid an animal. Edward W. Rodgers charged with driving while intoxicated. Llewellyn B. Crawley charged with failing to render aid and assisting an officer. Crawley released on $100 bond after defying a bench warrant and withholding information about his brother Walter.
County officials approve Air Comfort Inc bid of 169000 for courthouse air conditioning over Sun Coast Engineering 161841 after a split vote. Two commissioners warned of budget limits and urged phased work.
Ted Swalm, manager of the Sarasota County Chamber of Commerce, paid tribute to the organization’s past presidents at yesterday’s luncheon of Chamber Directors for their outstanding work in the last 40 years.
Fifteen area lawmen received certificates after completing a two week drunkometer operation course. Sarasota and Venice officers attended with others from the Florida Highway Patrol and Pensacola Police Department. The ceremony occurred in the public safety building with Sgt. George Doughty and others among the graduates.
A fire gutted the attic and one bedroom of a frame dwelling at 1634 27th St owned by Mary Gibson. Fire crews from Northside and 4th Street stations responded and controlled the blaze in 15 minutes with no injuries. cause is undetermined.
The Internal Improvement Fund trustees in Tallahassee rejected disputed sections of Manatee County bulkhead lines totaling about 25 percent. The ruling sparked anger from Commission Chair Tom Slaughter who criticized Wayne Mead. The state agency sent the plan back to the county, with observers expecting delay until after the November election.
Report notes a ratio showing thirteen sheep for every person in Australia highlighting pastoral industry scale and farm demographics across rural regions.
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