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Newspaper
Sun Coast Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1978
Page
2
A letter praises a League of Women Voters meeting on Caspersen Beach. The writer notes State Parks Director Ney Landrum outlined potential benefits of state ownership and questions county protection and future franchises. Venice resident L H Burtnett asks for updates.
A civic letter thanks city officials and Public Works for completing the West Venice Avenue median beautification. Palm trees were relocated, green sod laid, and three flower beds planted to enhance the shopping area. The Venice Area Chamber of Commerce urges public praise for Larry Heath and his crew at city hall.
Emergency Medical Information Inc. defends its microfilmed medical data service amid a newspaper article accusing firms of overpricing and door to door marketing. EMI cites 10 000 nationwide clients since 1975 and notes accreditation by the Englewood Area Chamber of Commerce and Sarasota County health authorities.
Florida's largest teachers group FTP-NEA reiterates opposition to casino betting as a funding source for education. It cites organized crime risks, tax reform needs, and Florida ranking 50th in school tax support, urging stable revenue like personal income or higher sales taxes. The group calls for responsible citizens to support proper school funding.
A VHS 63 graduate criticizes a Sun Coast Gondolier article by Kateri Tabler about Venice High graduation. The letter disputes tone and dress remarks, urges planning, and calls for a committee to restore dignity and avoid future fiascos at baccalaureate and commencement.
Finn W. Caspersen notes that Florida 1973 law uses 95 percent current value to raise 100 percent of last year’s tax roll, creating a 5 percent built in increase. House passed the bill, Senate amended to 98 percent, reducing the built in rise to about 2 percent. Taxpayers might thank small favors.
A Bay Indies resident Ruth A. Normali of Ortonville Michigan voices frustration over parking and access to the gondolier office in a brief note. She mentions a six month Michigan subscription and says the parking situation is zilch, noting difficulty reaching the office.
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