Murph Reflects On Solo Travel And Vehicle Choice
Mike Murphy recalls a personal shift from paid travel to a solo trip exploring the feasibility, costs, and physical demands of a tropical journey. He weighs breakeven points between solo adventures and hiring pro travelers, noting the lure and risks of self guiding the voyage.
Senator Wealth Gap Shocks Retired Writer
A column explores U S senators wealth and poverty, noting William Cohen as a relative pauper with $493 in bank, John Danforth and J J Heinz III as multimillionaires, and state colleagues Stone and Chiles also affluent. The piece laments wealth gaps amid inflation and politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cohen
Maine
Cohen
Virginia
Senate
Republician Party
GOP
Sen
John Danforth
Missouri
Ralston-Purina
Bacon Essays Featured in Library Column
The column highlights Francis Bacon (1561 1626) and his essays quote Some books are to be tasted others to be swallowed and some to be chewed and digested. It notes a Bacon biography by Catherine Bowen and mentions the Venice Area Public Library. Use your library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SUN Coast Gondolier
Sun Coast Gondolier, Inc
Miami Ave
P.O
Venice
Florida
Francis Bacon
Bacon
Franklin D. Seer
Catherine Or Bowen
Venice Area
Natural Look Myths and Makeup Tips for Men
Norah Denison mocks the idea of a natural look and explains how makeup creates a flawless, alive appearance. She lists steps using foundation powder blush eyeshadow mascara and lipstick while warning against overdoing gloss and oil slicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellas
Matt
Guide to God replacing fortune tellers in last days letter
A reader urges readers to abandon fortune telling and seek guidance through Jesus. The letter cites Bible verses, warns of hell for disobedience, and asserts the era is in the last days with divine guidance available through faith and the Holy Spirit. It contrasts false sources with the Holy Bible and urges repentance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Cayce
Jesus
Lord
God
King Saul
Witch
Endor
Samuel
Saul
Hell
Satan
Thanks to Venice Beautification Efforts
Stofer thanks residents businesses and officials for improving Venice and attracting compliments from visitors to the area. He cites public works and city administration funding as key to keeping Venice a beautiful community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venice
Robert H. Stofer
Civic Beautification Committee
Venice Area
Open Air Concert Binds Venice Generations at Pier
The July 1 open air concert at Venice Fishing Pier drew both young and old, supported by the South County Family YMCA and city services. Chuck and John with Kick Stand and Night Flyer supplied music. King of Hearts handled sound. Sertoma and Kiwanis (Noon) aided with staging and concessions. City provided showmobile and police help. sponsors funded chicken and corn and cleanup crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venice Fishin Pier
Venice
South County Family Ymca
Chuck and
John
King of Hearts
Sertoma
Kiwanis
Iwanis
Bryan Holcomb
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Mike Murphy
Imply Inclair
Louis Sinclair
U.S
Congress
Washington
Sen. J.J. Heinz III
Pennsylvania
Heinz
Stone
Chiles
Teddy Kennedy
Kennedy
Sun Coast Gondolier Inc
Sarasota County
Derek Dunn
Rankin
John C. Hewens
Sam Dillon
Jim Beans
Dorothy Lippstretter
M. B. Macfarlane
Helen Hastings
Ned Burke
Kathy Tyrity
Randall Hicks
David Bitner
Robert A. Vedder
Florida Press Service
Tallahassee
Fla
American Newspaper Representative
New York
N.Y
Atlanta, Ga
Detroit, Mich
North Port
Library Column
B. Larz Newton
Friends of the Library
Norah Denison
Stofer
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