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Newspaper
Sun Coast Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1981
Page
4
Our view argues for a paid planner to guide Venice through rapid growth and curb urban sprawl. City Manager Rieth criticizes fire fighting zoning while a 1979 comprehensive plan exists but has not changed much. A fall hire could enable long range thinking and improve the area for residents and businesses.
A letter complains the June 20 editorial misreads Southern county taxpayers concerns about The Oaks defeat. The writer cites belt-tightening, high costs, and water and utility cuts as reasons readers cannot afford 25 cent copies or fashionable local projects. They accuse the editorial of bias against long-term commissioners and urge fair treatment of Save our Bays.
A reader praises fast-food chains in Venice for speed value and cleanliness, cites experiences with Arby s McDonalds KFC and Burger Queen, and notes family insight. The letter argues toward broader public consideration, questions editorial bias over Oaks issues, and counters litter concerns with personal community cleanup.
The newspaper invites readers to submit letters but warns editors may shorten longer pieces. Writers should sign their letter and include a full postal address and a contact phone number. The notice emphasizes no poetry or copyrighted material and asks for valid signatures.
A man details his pursuit of a mustache to prove masculinity, facing home front objections and mixed reactions from friends. After weeks of grooming and social nudges, he removes the growth and contemplates alternatives like a hairpiece as the Bo Derek dream remains only a dream.
Battle Creek residents along with a Venice columnist watched the World Hot Air Balloon Championship end recently. Eighty two contestants rose daily from Kellogg Airport with about 200 other balloons advertising messages. The event drew thousands of spectators and a temporary surge of tourism despite a high crime rate.
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