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Newspaper
Sun Coast Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1981
Page
4
The paper invites letters to the editor but limits length to 200 words to avoid editor truncation. Authors must sign with full name and provide complete address and phone number. Address letters to Letters to the Editor P O Box 1028 Venice Florida 33595.
Edward M. Myslivecek asks why unincorporated areas inside the city perimeter remain separate from city planning. He argues the split creates tax subsidies to non-city property owners and burdens city taxpayers. He calls for decisive political action to unify into one city entity for better planning and growth.
A reader defends the Enquirer against libel insinuations in a 3/28 column. The note discusses oars as metaphor, publicity in the Carol Burnett case, charity gains of 1.6 million, Florida classifying the Enquirer as a newspaper, and reader readership at supermarkets. It ends with a friendly jab and a Vidal Hoffman comparison.
The Venice Hospital section highlights fourteen weekly health lectures at the Community Center and the From Venice Hospital to You column by Charlie Richards. Readers celebrate its return in the March 28 issue and urge continued coverage of the hospital and local organizations.
A columnist argues that the U S presidency is a tough unglamorous post despite fame. He notes threats like Reagan and Carter era attempts, questions the efficacy of gun control and warns that determined individuals will find a way to commit violence.
A Gondolier veteran M. B. Macfarlane retires as news editor amid fallout from a condo owners letter error. Sam Dillon faces ridicule after a misattributed editorial note, revealing a mix of pride, error, and humor as Macfarlane leaves with colleagues laughing at the mix up.
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