Venice High baseballers win 17th straight
Venice High extends its winning streak to 17 games as reported in the sports section. Details and game coverage appear on page 25.
24 Apr 1980
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Newspaper
Sun Coast Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1980
Page
1
Venice High extends its winning streak to 17 games as reported in the sports section. Details and game coverage appear on page 25.
Daily 8 a.m. readings summarize the preceding 24 hours with temperatures and rainfall amounts for the date indicated.
Art auction benefit on Saturday May 2 at the Elks Lodge East Venice Ave features originals by Rockwell Henrie Miro Chagall and others plus four color lithographs and a variety of media. Proceeds aid Big Brothers Big Sisters South County program with Patrician Galleries Inc coordinating. Requests for specific artists accepted by Robert Vedder Sun Coast Gondolier 484 2611.
Venice City Council eyed a zoning amendment to allow higher density for adult congregate care living facilities tied to the Southwest Florida Retirement Center. If Planning Commission recommends and council approves, density would rise from 18 to 36 units per acre for kitchen-equipped apartments, easing space constraints for the venture amid overflowing chambers and ongoing church discussions. Councilman Frank Proctor noted the measure could apply to future similar projects beyond the Lutheran Church in America proposal.
County commissioners postponed a decision on John Meshad's bid to rezone 24 acres beside Sarasota Country Club from RE-1 to RSF-3 for 72 townhouses and cluster homes with a 3 unit per acre cap. The board also approved adding to Southpointe Motors and accepted Robert Morris's Planning Commission resignation.
City Council session led to a seven member advisory board to handle park disputes with two residents from mobile homes and two park owner representatives. Initial motion to grant subpoena power failed 5-2, then a weaker version without subpoenas passed 5-2. Mayor-appointment required. members from Federation of Mobile Home Owners District 8 and local residents. Anderson cited 30 percent of city mobile parks and rising move costs. Gibson urged caution over city legal exposure while supporting resident relief.
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