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Newspaper
Sun Coast Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1981
Page
4
An Our View column criticizes Venice Florida city policy that now allows unincorporated areas to access city utilities if they annex later. It condemns a 4340 per-connection charge, removal of time-payment plans, and lack of rebates for long-time residents while urging fair treatment and moral considerations.
A Venice reader criticizes Edward Krebs for implying Venice should keep enclave boundaries with Sarasota County, arguing his dual roles on the Venice Planning Board and Taxpayers Association raise questions about whom he represents and the impact on city taxes. The letter urges unity for a united City of Venice.
The paper asks readers to limit letters to 200 words or less and notes editors may shorten longer submissions. It states poetry and copyrighted material are not accepted. Each letter must be signed and include a complete address and phone number.
Louis recalls how a post office line protest in Battle Creek drew national attention. The episode sparked TV and newspaper coverage across the country, with discussions on mail delays and Camelot origin, though he received no letters as predicted.
The author muses on aging and memories of early family life. He recalls childhood birthdays, a middle class upbringing, and a move when his parents bought a general store in an Adirondack town. He contrasts past togetherness with present changes and invites reader comments.
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