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Newspaper
Sun Coast Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1980
Page
2
Readers may send letters but must stay within a 200 word limit or editors will abbreviate. The policy applies to all submissions, and poetry or copyrighted material is not accepted.
A Venice area letter from seven teens in the Straight drug program argues against opening a game room across from Venice Elementary, citing drug use, pressure on students, and 95 percent of past users saying they obtained drugs there. They warn supervision is ineffective and profits drive owners.
A letter from Venice area parents opposes a proposed game room near Venice elementary and junior high schools citing drug use among teens. They warn the site could become a hub for illicit activity and urge police scrutiny and prevention measures.
A letter of thanks for the Venice pageant held on Venice City Hall lawn December 14 and 15 with about 1500 viewers. It credits coverage for publicizing the event and notes a December 16 rain cancellation and gratitude to a large executive cast, sponsors, churches, and local groups.
Nostalgic musings on time machines imagine visiting past eras from Henry VIII England to turn of the century Britain. The piece cites the film Time After Time with H G Wells chasing Jack the Ripper to 1975 San Francisco and muses on adventures, inventions, and risks of living in another era.
A reflective column looking back at 1981 and forward to the new year in Venice. The author recalls personal changes, retirement, and a shift to community involvement, emphasizing gratitude for living together, fellowship, and the beauty of Gulf sunsets.
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