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Newspaper
Sun Coast Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1979
Page
2
Louis Sinclair argues Americans endlessly criticize the press while often leading the calls to censor the government. He praises CBS’s coverage of Watergate, defends press freedom, and warns against biased tiny newsletters that masquerade as unbiased journalism.
A humorous reminiscence about a non expert father who tries to drain a hot water tank and flood two bedrooms. He relies on his wife and a neighbor to fix the mess while doubting his own handyman skills. The piece contrasts DIY myths with real mishaps and stresses keeping informed through diverse news sources.
A selection of witty lines from Addison Halifax Twain and Wilde. The quotes cover Sunday rest, enduring adversaries, and youth's view of money with caustic insight.
A 93 year old writer in a Letters to the Editor column outlines a sundry prophecy timeline from Daniel Revelation and Ezekiel, predicting 1980 as Jesus Christ’s return and Armageddon. The piece cites 1290 and 1335 day counts, Russian and Syrian actions, and urges readers to accept Scriptural interpretation while warning against modern battles over Israel.
To the Editor questions whether the Venice city commission can curb airport staff without a public vote and notes concern over the city manager driving layoffs. The writer urges charter clarity and accountability for budget decisions.
A reader from West Virginia thanks the Gondolier for the paper and shares personal notes about family. She mentions sister Carol Detweiler at South County EMS and her children Bobby and Dedee playing league baseball, plus a scrapbook of Gondolier issues and plans to visit Venice again.
A Venice reader laments a columnist praising a city hall figure and questions bias. The letter hints the writer should cover all officials equally and notes upcoming city budget workshops and ordinances.
A reader praises Norah for light fluff pieces that entertain while examining food topics. The note thanks Norah and acknowledges playful critiques of columnists who dissect world foibles. It closes with appreciation for Norah's playful approach.
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