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Newspaper
Sun Coast Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1981
Page
4
Our view supports Venice City Council action to create a sidewalks ordinance clarifying when developers must install sidewalks. A coordinated plan with the Parks and Recreation bikeway master plan could improve home sales, encourage cycling, and promote public health.
Citizens weigh I Wants against incoming funds as Venice city leaders tune the annual budget. The piece lampoons flexible tax rolls, calls for broader tax bases, improved streets, a larger community center, and better planning for industry and annexation. It urges public input before millage decisions.
A veteran journalist recalls the 1952 Jackson prison riot at Southern Michigan Prison and its long shadow. The takeover of 13 guards, four troopers injured, and over a million dollars in damage marked a dramatic episode the author linked to his early career as Battle Creek news editor. The piece also touches on the prison's history and a former inmate's drug-fueled downfall.
Letter writer accuses Florida Power and Light of rising fuel adjustments and new charges while urging the Public Service Commission to curb interim rate hikes. Readers cite higher percentages on smaller bills, energy audit fees, and calls for elected commissioners. Robert Stoner and local figures sign off.
Mrs. Dorothy Spence calls for broader mental health help, noting inadequate emotional support and awareness. She cites a family member affected by the revolving door policy and criticizes emphasis on drug issues over other needs, offering to help.
The newspaper urges readers to limit letters to 200 words to avoid editor shortening. It states poetry and copyrighted material are not accepted. All letters must be signed and include the writer's complete address and phone number.
Community event thanked supporters for a successful Bucs Day benefiting United Way as organizers report hard work and plan to announce the raised amount after finalizing details with Hugh.
Readers praise two heartwarming articles about Father Tom Deasy celebrating his work and impact. Messages from grateful families describe his kindness, guidance, and community service that left a lasting impression beyond the parish.
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