Asolo's Stay At Bay Review Lacks Spark
A brief note on Asolo's Stay At Bay presenting uneven humor and pacing and prompting readers to page 17 for the full segment.
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Newspaper
Sun Coast Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1979
Page
1
A brief note on Asolo's Stay At Bay presenting uneven humor and pacing and prompting readers to page 17 for the full segment.
Community notes list Venice High School students on the honor roll with names and grades. Also noted are a Scout Campfires remembrance feature on page 24 and related activities boosting school pride.
Ned Burke discusses how converting to the metric system could alter language. He cites a football announcer announcing down and 9.1 meters to go and notes everyday expressions would gain new metrics.
Venice California resident Susan Saleman leads opposition citing heritage and homework woes as she denounces the Metric Conversion Act of 1975. Arizona Rep Eldon Rudd seeks repeal arguing metric is voluntary and costly with little benefit. John Wayne and Paul Harvey are named among opponents as petitions spread from Oklahoma Cowboy Hall of Fame to Congress.
The South County Family YMCA filed a counter suit against the Venice Aquatic Club seeking a full accounting of about $8,500 allegedly taken when the clubs split in 1978 and a $4,817 gas bill charged to VAC. VAC later dropped charges but did not provide the accounting, while YMCA aims to recover funds and set the record straight as court action continues.
A shopper describes the rollout of UPC based computerized checkout at Publix in Englewood and nearby Jacaranda and Venice Center stores. The system scans items via UPC, retrieves item details from the store computer, and prints price and tax on the receipt in a fraction of a second, with anticipation of faster, more accurate checkouts.
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