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Newspaper

Sarasota News

Location

Sarasota, Florida, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1962

Page

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Bonds Viewed For Island Off Main Street

Sarasota officials advance a 400000 dollar bond issue paid by utilities tax to fund an island project at the end of Main Street. The plan includes a marina, water ski amphitheater, restaurant, and a drive circuit, with possible Bayfront water shows and a Ringling Causeway park upgrade. A fiscal agent and bonding attorney will be secured as part of the plan.

U.S. 41 Bayfront Drive Sarasota City Ringling Causeway Park David Cohen Marable Jimmy Cash Joe Cash Binns Cypress Gardens

Cuba Crisis Eyed by Congress As Kennedy Backing Grows

The House Foreign Affairs Committee reconvened to draft a resolution backing President Kennedy in the Cuban crisis. A quorum issue delayed action after a brief meeting. Senators expect a Mansfield Morgan Vinson language similar to earlier proposals, limiting new authority while affirming support for presidential policy amid the Soviet arms buildup in Cuba.

Washington UPI House Foreign Affairs Committee Kennedy Thomas E. Morhan D-Pa Carl Vinson D-Ga House Armed Services Committee Senate Cuba Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees Mike Mansfield Mont Mansfield

Job Hunters Register Clark Gar Collins and Hal Wright

A survey continues today and Wednesday at the Civic Center in the rear of the Municipal Auditorium from 9 a.m. to noon. The notice lists Clark, Gar Collins, and Hal Wright among those registering for employment opportunities.

Clark Gar Collins Hal Wright Civic Center Municipal Auditorium

City Budget Hearing Set for Four Point Two Million

The city commission reviewed a 4.2 million dollar budget that keeps current tax rates and includes officer and department raises. A public hearing is set for October 1. Salaries rise for the city manager, treasurer, clerk, attorney, judge, and prosecutor, with three to four percent typical in police and fire, and up to nine hundred dollars for the manager. Additional items include 300 chairs for the Lido Casino auditorium and two hot food carts, sourced from recommendations to boost convention use.

Coperenpent Herschel Haye Kenneth Thompson Charles Pickett Harry Letester Aste Fides Hotel In & Move

District Demos Ready Drive For Registration

Opera tion Clean Sweep launches in Florida's 7th District with Henry L. Williford and William Carey touring eight counties headquartered in Sarasota to boost voter registration. They plan county chairmen, deputy registrars, and outreach to civic groups to meet the district quota ahead of the November 6 election.

Henry L. Williford Sarasota William Carey Williford Congress James A. Haley

House Appropriations Committee Orders Major Foreign Aid Cut

The committee voted a 30 percent reduction in Kennedy's foreign aid bill and banned funding to Communist Yugoslavia and Poland. The $1.4 billion cut marked the largest restraint in the program's 115-year history.

Washington

Apple Pie Wins Grand Bakeoff Prize in New York

In the 14th Grand National Bakeoff Mrs. Erwin J. Smoger of South Bend Indiana won the 25 000 first prize by adding caramel and cheese to apple pie The contest was sponsored by Pillsbury and General Electric and elevated her as a leading figure in cookery.

New York UPI South Bend Ind Erwin J. Smoger Pillsbury General Electric

New Sertoma Club Wins National Honor in Florida

Sarasota Sertoma Breakfast Club receives a Superior Club certificate from Sertoma International for six months of activity ending June 30. President Charles Bie presents to Jack Holroyd. club has 24 members and could reach 35 with an additional club planned in Venice.

Sarasota Sertoma Sertoma International Sarasota Group Charles Bie Jack Holroyd Bie Sertoma Club Venice Robert P. Bagg Jr

Elder Conrad speaks on moon goal as son joins astronauts

Charles Conrad Sr., 70, father of astronaut Charles Conrad Jr., talks at Bay Pines VA Hospital about his hope to see his son reach the moon. The elder Conrad, a World War I veteran, was found in Sarasota after the announcement of nine astronauts joining America’s space program.

Charles Conrad Sr America Conrad Bay Pines Veterans Hospital Sarasota Charles Conrad Jr U. S St. Petersburg Conrad Sr Gulfstream Ave Osler Apartments Intervn Philip Schechtman Indian Beach Drive

Football picks begin in Wednesday Sarasota News edition

The Sarasota News starts its yearly football picks on Wednesday with 14 top college games listed in the ads page 11 and a tie breaker game shown above. Weekly cash prizes will be awarded to winners.

Sarasota News

Sarasota Bayfront Center project funds released

Capitalization of the 15 million Sarasota Bayfront Center has been approved with a corporate charter and escrow funds released by the Florida Securities Commission. The plan includes a 250 room hotel, office building, shopping complex, elevated Main Street promenade, and a landscaped island. Powell leads the prospectus efforts with attorney Bissell and McLain. model and brochure are in production.

Sarasota Bayfront Center Secretary of State Florida Securities Commission Bayfront Downstown Five Points Sarasota Bay Main Street City Commission Securities Commission Benton W. Powell Bayfront Center Powell Jack Bissell Lee McLain Sery Ot Va Emmett Addy Wheter Preak Overse Retary Martin Nadelman Frank Berlin

City appoints new prosecutor to city court

The City Commission named Robert Rosin as the new city prosecutor, following in the footsteps of his late father Judge M Aurel Rosin. He replaces Francis Millican who resigned after many years in the post. Millican was advised by City Attorney John Scheb.

Robert Rosin M. Aurel Rosin Young Rosin Francis Millican John Scheb

Tax Relief Ahead For Self Employed

UPI reports possible final big tax relief for self employed, with a pocket veto potential. President could reject only bills sent in the last 10 days of the session. timing of Congress adjournment remains uncertain.

Washington UPI Congress White House

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