Brady charts tougher US Russia trade posture in Venice
Commerce official Larry Brady urged a hard line on high tech trade with the Soviet bloc at the Venice Area Chamber of Commerce banquet. He recalled decades of policy shifts from Nixon to Reagan and outlined the administration’s renewed stance on international trade and technology transfers.
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Larry Brady
Department of Commerce
Soviet Union
Loren Wilson
Nixon
Henry Kissinger
Kremlin
Reagan
White House
Brady
Venice Area
Burglaries in South County Likely Sexually Motivated
Nine related break ins across Nokomis Venice and South Venice over ten months appear connected. A young masked intruder enters unlocked homes between 1 and 4 30 a m, targeting families with school age girls and sometimes fleeing after noises. Residents urged to secure doors and report sightings to local police.
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South County
Nokomis
Venice
South Venice
Venice Police
South
Venice Gardens
South County holds public hearing on five year redistricting plan
Parents can speak at 7:30 p.m. in the Venice High and Intermediate auditorium about the South County five year school redistricting plan. The plan includes a new intermediate and an elementary school for North Port students and a decision on when to build the new intermediate school.
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South County
Venice
North Port
Guy Bennett
Bill
Venice Pier Repair Plans Could Endanger Airport Funds
The Venice City Council debated using 97 000 from airport funds for pier repairs which could jeopardize 360 000 in federal ADAPT runway money. FAA official Susan Alexander warned such funding would be withheld unless the city shifts funding away from airport accounts. The council tabled the issue to review bids and consider a new financial arrangement with the pier concession operator to reduce losses.
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Venice
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Susan Alexander
Dale Rieth
Reith
Rieth
Paul Schmidt
Second crash suit filed over Jan 18 1981 Venice crash
Michael Proulx owner of the Swift Globe aircraft suing Ingram Air Service Chase Aviation and Vince Fette claiming a faulty wing repair caused the fatal crash that killed Bill and Holly Nixon of Venice. He seeks 5000 in actual damages and 5000 in punitive damages. A separate suit by Holly Nixon’s estate seeks 5 million in punitive damages. A spokesman from Attorney Geoffrey Morris' office commented.
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Bill
Holly Nixon
Venice
Michael Proulx
Nixons
Ingram Air Service
Chase Aviation
Brooksville
Fla
Vince Fette
Fette
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Proulx
Kathryn Hazen
Robert Smetts
Geoffrey Morris
Venice Poll On Water and Sewer Expansion
The Gondolier seeks citizen views on a $12.4 million Venice water and sewer expansion funded by revenue bonds approved by the city council. With contracts awarded and work to begin, the paper will tally enclave residents and Venice taxpayers separately to reflect both groups' opinions.
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Venice
People of
Gondolier
Social News and Sports Highlights From Local Desk
Local paper reports social events and sports results with brief notes on community happenings. Highlights include matches, scores, and notable appearances by residents and teams.
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