Pooch Poachers Suspected In Local Area
Community news notes possible poaching activity in the area. Brief alerts reference police and observers, urging residents to report sightings and stay vigilant.
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Newspaper
Sun Coast Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1978
Page
1
Community news notes possible poaching activity in the area. Brief alerts reference police and observers, urging residents to report sightings and stay vigilant.
Ad brief notes discounts and promotions for EyeLab and Pinch-A-Penny in this issue. It highlights savings and special offers across eyewear and home goods categories with limited-time pricing.
The Sarasota County Commission hears public testimony at a Tuesday hearing on a proposed charter amendment to abolish the Charter Review Board and form a nine member Charter Review Commission. Standing concerns include greater commissioner influence on selecting members and loss of checks and balances.
Venice reports 17 months of erosion pulling sand from a two block stretch of the Gulf shore between Castillo and Granada Streets. City engineer Jacob Toma studies the extent as he maps changes from January 1976 onward.
The longtime Venice fisheries figure Ray Walters of Ohio and Venice has died at age 92. A familiar Jetty presence, he fished daily with his daughter Margaret and remained an optimistic pillar of the local angling community despite his advancing years.
The South County Unit of the League of Women Voters will ask the Sarasota County Commission on June 27 to start state purchase of Caspersen Beach. After a year of study the league reports state control would limit visitors and reduce vandalism, unlike county ownership which cannot cap parking and crowds.
Englewood resident Harry Fleming seeks reversal of a 1954 Army court martial for aiding the enemy after 3½ years in a North Korean POW camp. Wisconsin figures Sen William Proxmire and Gaylord Nelson urged action, with Rep Les Aspin among supporters. Fleming, now in his seventies, holds the Purple Heart, Legion of Merit, Medal of Honor, and Korea honors.
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