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Newspaper
Sun Coast Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1978
Page
2
A critical column assaults HEW for enforcing gender equity rules in school sports. It cites Oak Ridge cheerleaders and Boston College publicity gaps, argues the policies overstep common sense, and laments reduced local autonomy under federal oversight.
A reader condemns Ray Dantzler for opposing firing two school employees accused of soliciting women. The writer argues moral collapse in schools and demands immediate termination and lifelong barring from education roles. The piece asserts administrators must embody high ethics to protect children.
An open letter from Barbara Rasmussen and Jean Hughes stresses Florida’s opposition to Panama Canal Treaties. They accuse Senators Lawton Chiles and Richard Stone of retreating from a firm stance and warn of recall petitions if Floridians feel misrepresented. The writers call for a renewed, uncompromising defense of sovereignty over the Canal and Zone.
The column notes Jefferson drafted his own tomb inscription listing the Declaration of Independence Virginia Religious Freedom and father of the University of Virginia. It omits his presidency, saying it was the people's gift to him. Recommended for youth is Clara Ingram Judson's THOMAS JEFFERSON. Venice Area Public Library.
A Casey Key resident laments Casey Key Beach being crowded by dogs over the weekend. He questions how many dogs and owners gain access and urges dog owners to show more consideration for people enjoying the public beach.
Finn W. Caspersen of Venice argues that Rieth's proposal to annex suburbs and force sewer hookups could provoke ill will and costly litigation. He notes the council's strong stance against forced consolidation and cites county rules changes as a potential alternative.
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