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Newspaper
Sun Coast Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1980
Page
4
A reflective piece tracing a newborn spirit in 1776 from Valley Forge with George Washington to the moon, showing growth from Centennial boy to Bicentennial man and a vow to defend country and freedom. The narrator embodies patriotism and national progress through eras.
Rita Digan, a Sarasota MS patient, plans a televised beach challenge riding an underwater plane across the gulf on Friday. Her husband Jack, daughter Rita Marie, Mike, and Gail will support at Venice Beach while Sarasota Dive Center provides equipment for a safe trip.
A Democrat pursues a county commission seat, aiming to overturn an all Republican majority. He warns of a tough four month race, notes past campaigns in New York raised name recognition, and cites district 5 contenders Robert L. Anderson Lois Jones and Ellen Kansman.
Haas notes unsolved plans and lack of salvation for the South County YMCA. YMCAs are charities and cannot rely on fees. the Venice area center serves hundreds in summer. Support comes from groups like Stingray swim team which donated lights and labor. after school care and a new day care center may end if the Y closes, with 32 fulltime children and capacity for 42. A vote for the Y hinges on major contributions to retire debt and rebuild facilities.
North America hosts only four of the world’s about 200 venomous snakes. The group includes cottonmouths or water moccasins, copperheads, rattlesnakes, and coral snakes.
The Gulf Stream begins modestly in the Florida Straits, delivering about 30 million cubic meters per second. As it bends away from the North Atlantic coast, the flow increases to roughly 150 million cubic meters per second.
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