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Newspaper
Sun Coast Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1980
Page
4
The Venice Florida school board discusses boosting the budget to 500000 for preventive maintenance and planning, weighing a hiring freeze, potential federal grants for Booker High School arts, and the ongoing integration program amid funding questions and a possible new superintendent.
State Rep. Ted Ewing described his Detroit trip as an alternate delegate to the Republican national convention for South Venice Rotarians at Smitty's. He called the gathering unified and well run, noted limited issue scrutiny, and predicted a GOP win if the election were held tomorrow. He also recalled caucuses, joked with attendees, and postponed recounting the Florida session. The group will meet again Monday with Bill Hancock speaking.
The Venice Area Chamber of Commerce releases a community analysis detailing highway mileage from Venice, Florida cities, airline links, motel rooms and meeting facilities, churches, golf and tennis options. It lists three industrial parks with acreages and utilities, priced at $10 per copy. The study concludes ample property, skilled labor, low taxes, mild weather, and easy highway access for new businesses.
Richard Wells assistant superintendent of Charlotte County Schools has been offered and approved 5 to 0 to become Flagler County Schools superintendent. He is the first Flagler head chosen by the board in contrast to usual electors and has until August 18 to accept. Wells, 38, was Lemon Bay High principal before joining Charlotte schools and had been seen as a tough but respected administrator.
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