Stump Pass Project May Enter Army Corps Maintenance Plan
The Army Corps weighs dredging Stump Pass in a six pass study as local groups prepare input. Officials say the process is slow, with Stump Pass seen as having excellent maintenance potential.
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Newspaper
Sun Coast Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1982
Page
1
The Army Corps weighs dredging Stump Pass in a six pass study as local groups prepare input. Officials say the process is slow, with Stump Pass seen as having excellent maintenance potential.
Ray Porter reports a statewide fly-in at Venice Airport where aviators showcase planes from historic Fokker Triplanes to modern Mirage Ultra-Lite designs. The Florida Sports Aviation Classic Association event draws enthusiasts and curious locals to view old and new air machines amid a communal aviation spirit.
The interview traces how the Purple Gang seized control of illegal whisky, protection money, and betting networks in Michigan. Hank Fine recalls wire services for race results, high protection fees, and a preference to avoid narcotics while building a multi-story alcohol factory and a lucrative Detroit operation.
The Gondolier shows a conenosed assassin bug from South America identified in the area. The Sarasota County Health Department collected specimens in Venice and sent them to the University of Florida for study. A dead specimen is available for public viewing at the Gondolier office 200 E. Miami Ave during business hours.
Sarasota County Commission votes to fund an extra one quarter inch of asphalt on Golden Beach streets redeveloped under city sewer work. The county will cover materials and trucking costs, about eight thousand dollars, while labor and other expenses remain with the city or contractor.
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