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Newspaper
Sun Coast Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1977
Page
5
Controversy grows as Wayne Proctor and Gibson attend a morning coffee with residents and discuss platforms one on one. Proctor denies coordinating with a slate while Wayne says independent runs are possible with supportive backers. Anderson laments access to residents and criticizes early community choice.
Wolfe cites a CAPER program at San Pablo Elementary showing improvements from nutritious lunches. Denver's Margaret Benton outlines four keys: trained food staff, student input on menus, strict food purchasing guidelines, and nutrition education to cut plate waste.
Hospital representatives log every complaint to identify problem areas and fix future patient issues. Nelson says he does not expect many complaints, praising the hospital as wonderful as he hears from patients.
Englewood Voluntary Fire Department sponsors a noon Sunday turkey shoot and chicken barbecue at the EVFD Community Building on North McCall Road. Prizes are gift certificates for turkeys at Ainger's, with games, music from Big Sur and the Chicago Mob Dixieland Band, a dunking booth, plant sale, and snack items throughout the day.
A Venice police report notes a theft of a flagpole from the Bahia Vista Club dock on Inlet Circle. The pole and flag were found after two Bahia Vista residents admitted removing them to perform needed repairs.
A Roanoke Virginia company Wiley N Jackson Co is the apparent low bidder with 11 408 306 85 for 2 7 miles of I 75 in Sarasota County from Bee Ridge to Fruitville Road. The project covers a six lane divided facility with two dual bridges and drainage structures. Sixteen newborns die per thousand before age one according to the March of Dimes implying about 36 000 infant deaths before 28 days and 14 000 more before their first birthday.
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