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Newspaper
Sun Coast Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1979
Page
1
City council votes against approving an osteopathic hospital in Englewood with full coverage promised on page 27.
Daily 8 am readings log the preceding 24 hours of temperatures and rainfall for noted dates, capturing patterns in local climate.
Dr Tom McElheny urged Sarasota School Board to adopt an evaluation plan with self evaluation or public input. Chairman Richard Doudna resisted public grading while praising open government. members urged study and future discussion.
Venice City Council member and vice mayor B H Berry Walker says he will resign his seat on December 18 after 11 years on the council. He teaches at Venice High School and Manatee Junior College and has chaired the airport ad hoc committee while leading the Mental Health Board.
Angelo Tzankis won first prize of 50 dollars by matching faces to businesses in the Sun Coast Gondolier and Sun Coast Times contest. Tim Paradise represented South County Family YMCA finished second for 25 dollars, Veronika Tudor took third with 15 dollars, and Mary A. Cooper finished fourth for 10 dollars. Five runners up each received a year subscription to the Gondolier. Top four winners also earned year subscriptions.
County Commissioner Larry Rhodes moves to rezone two U S 41 Shamrock Boulevard parcels from commercial back to RSF 3 after a planning traffic study and public hearing. Venice attorney Robert L Moore urges commercial rezoning for three Shamrock properties to protect values arguing area is already commercial.
Venice Hospital triggered its first real disaster drill in response to a bomb threat. Staff evacuated 133 patients to the Community Center within 45 minutes, with 125 employees assisting and all units activated under Code White.
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