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Newspaper
Sun Coast Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1980
Page
2
Senator Helms warns in a Venice letter that conservatives must push back against Larry Kissinger influenced policy. He says Reagan’s incoming administration faces a tug of war between old hands and new conservatives and urges activism to preserve conservative principles.
The reader argues that biblical commands justify punitive views on homosexuality and gender roles, citing Leviticus 20 13 Romans 6 23 and Matthew 7 13 14 and urging adherence to scripture over apologies. The message frames moral law as ultimate and condemns secular modernity as depraved.
The 1980 elections conclude with Venice voters choosing a new mayor and three city council members in Tuesday's runoff. Citizens are urged to support elected officials, monitor voting records, and participate in future elections to ensure democracy reflects the majority's wishes.
A writer shares tree hunting amid heat and rising prices, praising a six foot real fir while criticizing artificial options. They reflect on ecological ideas of live trees and the ritual of decorating, then consider a hopeful future for a Valentine tree. The piece blends memory, fashion, and tradition with priced realities and cultural history.
A 12 year old girl received a new bike bought by her impoverished parents who hurried to gift it early. The next day the bike was stolen, leaving the girl in deep despair. The note urges readers to call 488 6321 to be Santa and help.
In a Suncoast public notice Amnesty International USA urges action against global torture in nations including Bolivia Colombia and others. It cites 1980s atrocities, hostages and prisons with 21 hostage releases in 80. It promotes joining AI USA with donations and volunteer letters to officials of regimes and reports a 14 000 dollar cost for the Colombia mission.
Louis Sinclair recalls retirement at 62 from Battle Creek newspaper work and weighs Ronald Reagan taking the presidency at 70. He notes newsroom pressures, the buck stops with the president, and cites Reagan's Notre Dame memories and the 1959 New Orleans talk show. He muses on aging leaders and potential early glimpses of Roosevelt and Kennedy influence.
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