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Newspaper
Sun Coast Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1978
Page
2
Thomas E. Walsh of Venice criticizes Sarasota dentist Sheldon Wald for interference in Venice Hospital debt refinancing. He praises the hospital and its staff, urges continued physician screening, and asks Wald to leave Venice.
Retiree shares discovery of health benefits from joining the South County YMCA on Center Road. She describes improved heart and lung fitness after a dedicated class, social connections, and personal resolve to promote preventive medicine and exercise to others.
Robert H. Stofer of the Venice Area Chamber of Commerce commends the Sun Coast Gondolier for landscape upkeep. He notes planned committee review in September or October to nominate winners for the annual Civic Beautification Awards, tying beauty to local economic vitality.
A young reader argues that as a worker they deserve discounts. asks whether businesses should grant senior discounts to older customers and how this affects pricing and fairness.
George H. Hamilton of Merritt Island Fla argues in a letter that Carter cannot bypass Congress over the canal treaty. He cites Article I and IV limits on treaty power, insisting only Congress can initiate actions and treaties must be made under constitutional authority.
Doris Wick of Nokomis urges doctors and hospitals to publicize a pneumonia vaccine after an announced February rollout. She notes mixed notices from Minneapolis to Sarasota and Venice Hospital confusion over the shot, stressing vulnerable elderly patients with repeated pneumonia and TB seeking protection.
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