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Newspaper
Sun Coast Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1977
Page
3
Washington lawmakers push a sweeping tax cut averaging 33 percent through 1980, with corporate reductions from 48 to 45 percent. Proponents say it would create about four million jobs and add $157.4 billion to GDP while sparing the national debt.
A Venice Hospital reader defends the high ticket prices for a Bob Hope benefit, arguing prices reflect donor capacity and funding needs to provide beds and equipment. The letter rebuts a critic’s tax-advantaged framing and stresses charity as serving recipients, not donors, with proceeds supporting local care.
The Venice Area Y Swim Club, 80 swimmers aged 8 to 18, train 5 to 15 hours over four weeks, equaling two to three miles daily. They urge community support for a December 9 Swim-a-thon to heat the pool, with tax deductible gifts and contact numbers 488-6631 or 488-1893 for details.
Fred Harvey describes a plan to back three Venice council candidates with a 40-signature petition and printed cards listing their objectives. He admits failing to include payer information, apologizes for the perceived injustice, and notes that he and friends covered printing costs.
A Venice resident urges voters to judge candidates by character and contribution regardless of living arrangements. She stresses that condo owners range from slackers to active volunteers and calls for experienced, educated candidates to govern. Marye Copeland urges unity in the upcoming city election.
The Y-Venice Aquatic Club plans a swim-a-thon next month to raise funds for fuel for the South County pool. Parents cover most costs but community support is welcomed to enable winter workouts.
U S Sen Richard Stone says high energy costs are Florida’s top concern after his fourth annual Florida tour of 67 counties. He cites electricity prices and notes he co introduced two energy tax amendments including a 75 refundable credit for some seniors and a credit for utility customers when imported fuel oil cost rises. Stone plans county tours again early next year.
Notices announce a Complaint to Quiet Title in Sarasota County Circuit Court case 77 1539 CA 01 by Marie W. Neuhof against C. Bollaert et al. The property described is Lot 11 Roselawn Subdivision. Plaintiffs seek to quiet title and require responses by January 4, 1978.
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