Energy policy takes priority in 1978 Congress
U S Senator Richard Stone urges a strong national energy policy as a top 1978 priority. He calls for a worker tax cut, elderly assistance, welfare reform, Panama Canal treaty action, and steps to reduce foreign oil dependence and Social Security deficits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
U.S
Richard
Dick) Stone
Sen. Stone
Social Security Trust Fund
Stone
Treasury
Carter
Florida
Senate
House
Memorial honors John Nolen master planner of Venice
Readers praise the Venice Gondolier series on the Venice Park System and the Nolen Memorial. The bronze tablet will stand at West Venice Avenue Liner Park to honor John Nolen and his town planning legacy. Funds exist to build the memorial but more money is needed for site work.
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Gondolier
Venice
Carlyle Jones
Sun Coast Gondolier
John Nolen
Nolen
Venice Avenue
Venice Area Art League
Nokomis Avenue
Carroll A. Towne
Year 1977 in Review and Hopes for 1978
A reflective summary noting that 1977 saw modest economic gains and world peace, but faced major U.S. issues. It cites the Carter administration’s energy policy deadlock with Congress, Panama Canal treaties, UN covenants, defense budget cuts, and a rising national debt. Inflation remains the most dangerous unsolved problem.
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Carter
Congress
White House
Senate
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Sam Dillon
Sun Coast Gondolier Inc
Sarasota County
Derek Dunn
Rankin
Michael W. Corradino
General
Mannas
John C. Hewens
Courtney Willis
Jim Beans
Dorothy Lippstretter
M.B. Macfarlane
Craig Nelson
Sandy Gray
Sun Coast Gondolier, Inc
Venice ByPass
Venice Florida
Florida Press Service
Tallahassee
Hails Memorial
Skip Bafalis
Washington
Jane’s All the World
Soviet Union
Stark Farms Open
Vibe
South Seaboard Ave
Venice Ave
Spirit OF 76
Manatee
Sarasota
Pinellas
Hillsboro
Desoto
Ugh
Bradenton
U.S. Hwy
Venice Memorial Gardens
Mie
Ginnie Maes
National Mortgage Association
Loeb Rhoades
Loeb Rhoades & Co. Inc
North Tamiami Trail
P.O
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