Young heiress rejects donation to drug treatment group in inheritance suit
Dawn Caspersen, 22, former Venetian heiress of a 1 million dollar estate, denies plans to fund The Seed founder Art Barker. Finn M. W. Caspersen and Mrs. Freda R. Caspersen contest control in Morris County Superior Court, alleging mind control and seeking accountability. The case, filed July 1981, aims to determine rightful funds and protect Caspersen’s autonomy.
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Ray Porter
Freda R. Caspersen
Miss Caspersen
Art Barker
the Seed
Barker
Morris County
N.J
Seed
The
Venice
Mr. Barker
Beneficial Corporation
Freda R
Finn M.W. Caspersen
John Caspersen
North Jetty Park stays open despite petition for curfew
County commissioners rejected a night curfew at North Jetty Park Casey Key despite a 400 name petition. The board said park rules and deputy enforcement will handle nightly disturbances rather than shutting the park.
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North Jetty Park
Casey Key
Sarasota County
Mabry Carlton
Sheriff's Deputies
Earl Jacobson
Bay Island Park
Siesta Key
Venice Sees Wettest Day Of The Year In Heavy Downpour
A major rainstorm drenched Venice with about six inches of rain over Thursday and Friday. Streets became rivers, low-lying areas flooded, and Civil Defense urged cautious driving while praising the city appears to have escaped serious damage. Local farmers and ducks seemed pleased as the city struggled with the weather after a lifted water ban.
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Canals of
Venice
Italy
Florida
Dennis
South Florida
Sarasota
Civil Defense
Sebastian D'Alli
Venice youth sports cry foul over field maintenance pact
Venice youth leaders challenge a new joint city county facilities use agreement that shifts maintenance costs and duties to local teams for city owned ballparks. They seek clarification before the pact, drafted by the county, is accepted by Venice Little League Venice Babe Ruth Venice Vikings Football and Venice Youth Soccer.
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Venice
Ed Maroney
Venice Vikings
City manager salaries vary with city size and budget
An analysis notes wide variations in city manager pay across small and large cities. Sanibel Island paid 40 280 in 1979 for a 2 000 population, Houston 36 051 for 1.3 million, and Venice 33 000 for about 12 000. The piece discusses what determines fairness and market value, and mentions Venice officials weighing an 8 percent increase amid previous rises.
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Sanibel Island
Houston
Texas
Venice
Dale Rieth
Rieth
Frank Proctor
Lucie Grey
International City Manager's Association
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Caspersen
Beneficial Corporation Conglomerate
Speigel, Inc
Western Auto
Finn M. W. Caspersen
Finn W. Caspersen
Sheriff's Department
Chip Stellwagon
Jim Harcastle
Paul Schmidt
Jim King
Parks and Recreation Department
King
North County
Legals
Brandywine Rest
Green Fountain
J. Byrons
Lums Nokomis Foodway
Venetian Cleaners
Walgreens
TV Guide
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