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Newspaper
Sun Coast Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1982
Page
4
Editorial questions multi parcel charges in Venice water and sewer plan as council readies final passage next Tuesday. Officials and consultants accused of stonewalling press while 1 008 parcels vs 1 620 living units complicate proposed connection fees.
Community guidelines request letters be signed with full address and phone number and kept to 200 words or less. The policy lists P O Box 1028 Venice FL 33595 as the mailing address for submissions.
Editor letters praise Commissioner Bob Anderson for presenting a MacArthur bond issue at the commission meeting. The writer urges referendum debate, careful study, and swift endorsement by the commission and public to implement the program without delay. Additional thanks go to local supporters and Venice Viking staff.
Thank you note credits Barbara Waggoner and Roberta among others for a successful Venice Viking Cheerleading Clinic held in 1982, thanking supporters and participants.
A resident condemns Ordinance 947-82 as a rushed plan that discriminates against single family homeowners by imposing higher extension and connection charges than multi family units. The critic accuses City Hall of secrecy and dissembling and cites mayoral remarks denying access to information.
A cheeky column notes a new baby boom across society from beaches to McDonald’s with children Stormy and Cloud in Venice. The writer visits an OB GYN, cites librarians and Zero Population Growth as context, and views reproduction as hopeful amid overpopulation concerns.
A veteran columnist revisits the ERA controversy and a past feud with Norah while arguing ERA may erase existing protections. He critiques letters claiming women must work and suggests ERA could end laws like child support and dictate military and drafting implications. He defends Florida protections and warns of unintended consequences.
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