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Newspaper
Sun Coast Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1978
Page
2
An editorial urges year round residents to volunteer for FISH to transport elderly and disabled neighbors to medical appointments. Drivers needed for local calls and trips along U S 41 to Sarasota clinics. No subsidy, just willing hands a few hours monthly. Call 488-2284 for information.
The letter argues reappraisal creates unease as millage rates determine tax outcomes. It notes Proposition 13 influence, urges taxpayers to press state changes if local limits fail, and emphasizes the people’s power to set tax levels and purposes. Finn W. Caspersen signs as Venice Taxpayers League chair.
A Washington task force on crime advances legislation to overhaul search and seizure law. It cites a Missouri stop where a hitchhiker sought for murder in Pennsylvania had a revolver seized, but a Pennsylvania judge later ruled evidence inadmissible under the exclusionary rule.
A Gulf Shores resident commends a local newspaper for continuing litter notices. He notes young men clear the beach daily, some serving as lifeguards, and warns that safety could suffer if they pick up glass instead of guarding posts. Signed by Robert H. Stofer, Civic Beautification Committee chairman.
Finn W. Caspersen notes a misprint in the July 3 Sun Coast Gondolier letter to the editor. The corrected third subparagraph clarifies that the demolition threat to sound buildings and the need for thousands of owners to appear at City Hall to acknowledge conformities have both been eliminated.
The Missouri stop lacked a valid basis, preventing use of an allegedly stolen revolver and voluntary statements as evidence. A judge held the officer's mere presence as authority, the ruling upheld on appeal by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, while the U S Supreme Court declined review.
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