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Newspaper
Sun Coast Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1981
Page
4
Our view urges support for the Sarasota County middle school plan dubbed Jim Foxs initiative. It argues the proposal will save taxpayers money, better utilize schools, and provide flexible education, while noting some opposition and a deadline to implement by September 1982.
Readers are invited to submit letters up to 200 words and must be signed with full address and phone number. The policy specifies no poetry or copyrighted material and provides a mailing address for the Letters to the Editor section at P.O. Box 1028, Venice, FL 33595.
Mary M. Kekac extends sincere thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hart their family and volunteers for hosting a Thanksgiving Day dinner at Epiphany Church Hall. Attendees felt welcomed like family praising the turkey and trimmings and wishing blessing upon the hosts.
A Nokomis reader argues high electricity costs persist despite conservation and cites FP&L official claims. The letter notes a fuel adjustment move into the KWH charge and urges readers to contact the Public Service Commission and Public Counsel in Tallahassee.
A traveling parade float company relocates from Colorado to Wyoming then Nebraska after failing to find demand for strawberries in Wyoming. The group includes Mary Farris Craig a Pulitzer winning journalist the narrator the kids Russell and Mike Josie the former domestic and two German shepherd dogs. Craig struggles with alcohol during the expedition.
Open letter to Don Moore and Sam Dillon clarifies that Bay Indies residents in a mobile home park reject the term trailer park. The writer argues mobile homes differ from trailers, notes pride in the community, and recalls personal anecdotes about perceptions and terminology. The piece defends proper word use and dictionary guidance.
A Sarasota County memo contrasts current economic pessimism with the Great Depression era. The writer cites unemployment rising toward nine percent, warns of harder times ahead, and recalls the 1930s era poverty, soup lines, and factory closures as context for today’s fears.
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