14 Jun 1980
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Newspaper
Sun Coast Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1980
Page
1
Business news notes a new owner taking over Hines Auto Body with plans for changes. The brief references leadership transition and ongoing operations as feature stories on page 6.
Local youths compete in ongoing Little League and Babe Ruth tournaments as teams vie for early seeding and bragging rights. Page 13 coverage highlights standout performances, standings, and upcoming games.
This notice highlights money saving coupons featured in this issue for Fanstasy of Flowers Lum's Walgreens.
A reflective prose piece tracing the American flag from its contested origins to a nationwide symbol. It chronicles its presence at landmark events from Yorktown to Iwo Jima and Panmunjom, its resilience through war and pride, and its role in civic life and personal memory. It emphasizes enduring marks of national identity and unity.
Sarasota residents spoke at the Venice Community Center about the Apexsee plan guiding county growth through 2000. The 80 attendees, third of four hearings, debated mandatory language, rezoning, Englewood funding, and limited public access to the 600 page document. Robert L. Anderson urged adopting only goals and objectives to keep flexibility while praising environmental restoration language.
Venice Jaycees president Bill Loomis says the city will sell watermelon instead of beer at the July fourth fireworks after the city denies alcohol permits for large gatherings on city property. He seeks authority to keep order during the pyrotechnics and to arrest drug and alcohol offenders. City Manager Dale Rieth backs the non alcoholic policy and notes the Jaycees have cooperated.
Venice residents affected by the building permit moratorium east of the Intracoastal Waterway pressed for relief at a city council meeting. Attorney Norwood Gay urged action to accelerate sewer repairs and allow up to 300 connections, suggesting completion within a year with funds cited in the budget. The council scheduled a special meeting for June 16 to discuss potential work.
Area realtor Barney Moore of Bradway Moore and Associates criticizes First Federal Savings and Loan Englewood for raising interest rates on assumed mortgages. Doyle King defends adjustments as contractual and necessary, noting a Florida ruling later questioned by the state supreme court. The dispute centers on whether rates can rise when a mortgage is assumed.
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