Venice approves pension plan for firemen and police
The Venice City Council approved a new pension plan boosting retirement benefits for police and firefighters and adding on the job disability coverage from day one. Benefits rise to 2.5 percent of the best five of ten years, with funding details to be finalized by Alexander and Alexander of Atlanta.
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Venice
Jim Bates
Police Department
Fire Department
Joel Phillips
Firemen Association
Alexander and Alexander of
Atlanta
Firemen and Police Officers Pension Boards
Florida
Robert L. Anderson
Venice reports 1977 surplus of 473618 dollars and urged reserves
Auditors Grady Hough and City Manager Dale Rieth credited improved finance records and depreciation accounting for the year ending Sept 30 1977. Hough warned surplus funds should back capital needs emergencies and disasters. The general fund shows assets totaling 1 273 561 dollars and inventories for the city garage were established to reflect usage and reduce expenses.
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Venice
Grady Hough
D. Grady Hough & Company
Hough
Dale Rieth
Las Pees
RRS
General Fund
Venice police and sheriff clash over service duties
Venice Police Chief Robert Waymire explains that city police focus on enforcing law within the city while the county sheriff handles unincorporated areas and civil duties. He notes the sheriff runs the county jail and now oversees Venice's jail, aiming to cut city costs. Patrol units coordinate with the sheriff and Florida Highway Patrol.
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Sarasota County
Sheriff's Department
Venice
Robert
Waymire
City of
Venice High grad doubles for Damnation Alley star
Bill Cutler Jr., a 1972 Venice High School graduate and son of E W and Mrs Cutler, worked as stunt motorcycle double for Jan Michael Vincent in Damnation Alley. He appears in 18 desert scene takes before returning to pursue business administration studies at Arizona State after two years at USF.
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STAR
Bill Cutler Jr
Jan Michael Vincent
Venice High School
E.W. Cutler
Venice
Las Palmas Studios
Cutlers
California
Bill
West Coast
Damnation Alley
Desert
University of South Florida
Arizona State
Venice Chief outlines modernization plan for police department
Venice Police Chief Robert Waymire, in office since Nov 7, seeks to modernize the force with data collection, reporting systems, accounting, and physical changes to facilities. He will not hire more officers until current staff operates at capacity and aims to empower patrols with better information while drawing on prior work in St. Petersburg.
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Theodore Deming
Robert Waymire
Venice
Waymire
St. Petersburg
Dale Rieth
Rieth
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