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Newspaper
Sun Coast Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1979
Page
1
Venice officials take a firmer line with county authorities over a sewer project drawing scrutiny from residents and local groups. The dispute centers on funding and routing details that could affect nearby neighborhoods.
Community note reports residents of Venetia protest a proposed double bottom truck bill, seeking clarity on its scope and impact. Page 13 coverage outlines local concerns and potential changes to state policy affecting transport and safety.
A brief feature highlights a couple united by a shared hobby of shellcraft, showcasing their craft techniques and collaborative projects. The piece notes page 17 as the source for extended details.
A Little League team is eliminated from the tournament with details on page 22.
A compact notice highlights money saving coupons offered at Sonny's Garage in connection with a Treasury Drug program. It notes available discounts and where to redeem them, signaling a local savings initiative.
Readers can match photos of area business people to their companies for cash prizes totaling 100 dollars plus Sun Coast Gondolier subscriptions. First prize is 50 dollars, then 25 15 and 10 with ten one year subscriptions for runners-up. Winners announced Saturday July 28.
Sarasota County Parks and Recreation Department plans immediate improvements at Caspersen Beach using on hand funds. Walter Rothenbach said materials may be purchased now and stored for work starting in the next fiscal year in October. If funds are unspent this year, they return to the general fund.
Seven year old Ryan Rose of Venice Florida neared ten thousand dollars in donations as he fights a brain illness at All Children’s Hospital in St Petersburg. Lloyd Rose says tests do not show a brain tumor but no definite cause is found. A fund started by Pop Warner Venice Vikings and Little League aims to cover possible medical bills up to fifty thousand dollars and more. Contributions should be sent to Venice Nokomis Bank to Attn David Voigt president.
State Rep. Ted Ewing returns home to condemn regulatory reform failures and praise ad valorem tax cuts. He cites a 1.25 mill statewide property tax rollback for 1979, a proposed school tax homestead exemption increase, and a nearly 16 billion two year general fund. He argues deregulation preserves competition but laments the Sunset Law's limited reforms.
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