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Newspaper
Sun Coast Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1981
Page
5
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A narrator recalls a wilderness period with a partner Nell, building shelter, hunting, and sharing days by a river. After a night of fear and misgivings, the narrator is surprised by a reunion with his mother and father, who forgive him for breaking an ignition key and taking the family dogs Nell and Ginger.
The piece notes a mid June correction of 70 Dow points over three weeks with low volume, creating a oversold bounce but no bullish rally. It cites Fed Funds at 18 percent, high loan demand, and a tough stance on inflation, advising cash preservation for 1-2 months and selling weak holdings to raise buying power.
Venice residents discuss inflation and economic hardship in a brief poll. Bill Spires cites inflation eroding the ability to plan for the future. Mabel Whitney notes high food and fuel costs while unemployment rises. Dennis Patgorski calls for wealth redistribution to address unequal money distribution.
Gary Holmes criticizes government waste on foreign aid before domestic issues. He cites global tensions including Iran as a source of conflict. Kim Stoltz and Samantha Fleming of Venice share views on military reform, drug issues, discipline, and racial tensions.
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