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Newspaper
Sun Coast Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1979
Page
1
A local historic site in Osprey secures a $25000 grant boosting preservation efforts. The award highlights community support and funding for regional heritage projects, with officials celebrating the milestone and outlining next steps for restoration work.
Local sports brief notes area golfers competing in a Haines City tournament. Details remain on page nine.
Reading shows a fragment about Money Saving Coupons in this issue. The note labeled fake Dawn Ceramics suggests a questionable item or vendor.
Shop owners on The Ave Venice report vandalism and harassment woes across storefronts near the Post Office. Damages run to hundreds of dollars as glass, lights, and shrubbery are damaged. They urge action while noting youths frequent the area after dark and fear tourist season impact. Venice Police Captain Ball says some youths are already known to police and patrols have been increased.
Robert Pike, Royal Air Force Police Canine Academy veteran, operates ASC Boarding Kennels and ASC Security Guard Dog Service at 236 Woodmere Road South Venice. He keeps four of his own attack dogs, values his prized Rottweiler Axel, and deploys dogs in Bradenton while advising private citizens on guard versus patrol dogs.
Bob Hunter, a Venice retiree, revived his former restoration business on a reduced scale after moving 14 months ago. He restores antique furniture paintings cloisonne porcelain and even a boat with a patient, multi step process including canvas work gold leaf and frame repair.
Americans, absorbed by Skylab, fear a dramatic fall while media scrutiny and public bets soar. Reports note a high remote risk of impact with one mass piece projected to weigh about 2 1/2 tons and travel at 260 mph, with individuals already taking precautions or mocking the event.
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