Venice sees first local flattop as 18 year old goes bold
Recent high school graduate John Hart, 18, walked into the Venice Barber Shop and asked for a flattop. Barber Don Brandow says the cut is harder to master than long hair. Hart, heading to Cedarville College this fall, says the style is cooler for summer and hopes it lasts at least for the season.
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Venice City Council weighs long-delayed garbage fee ordinance
The Venice city council plans a Tuesday 3 p.m. discussion on a solid waste ordinance to charge residents and businesses for garbage collection. Councilman Eugene Caffrey backs fees for institutions and commercial customers and favors separate measures if needed. He cites inequities in service levels and notes potential $34,900 revenue, while Public Works Director Larry Heath urges a workshop to craft proper controls before action.
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Venice eyes full-time administrator for proposed MJC branch
An ad hoc Venice committee urges Manatee Junior College to hire a full-time administrator for the proposed Venice branch campus after a kickoff fundraiser drew over 100 community leaders. Seed money, estimates of 50 000 dollars cover staffing, furniture and supplies. Three sites including EMI Patio North Capri Isles and Brick Yard south wing are considered with initial rent-free terms or short leases.
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Swans Lay Six Eggs in Yard Nest In Bay Indies
Mr and Mrs Joe Sweeters of Bay Indies Mobile Home Park care for a maternity ward beside their home after two swans built four nests in their yard. The distaff swan laid six eggs in a makeshift nest during a 41 day stretch.
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Carter criticized on price controls by Venice Hospital chief
Venice Hospital Administrator Ronald Hanson told the Venice Nokomis Rotary Club that President Carter uses a forked tongue on hospital costs and that the Hospital Cost Containment Act would penalize hospitals with high Medicare patients while offering little relief for costs. He warned Medicare rules could cost Venice Hospital about 413000 dollars due to growth and admission rules, and noted only 30 percent of billed charges are collected from patients.
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Walker urges centers use Venice Community Center
Councilman B H Berry Walker urged promoting use of Venice’s new 600000 Community Center after only a few clubs and groups have adopted it since opening last January. He suggested negotiating fees to attract groups while City Administrator Dale Rieth noted rising revenues and cautioned against premature fee changes.
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Dual taxation dispute stalls at appeals court
The Sarasota County and four municipalities gained no resolution after a Second District Court of Appeal hearing in Lakeland. The court deferred on the Parham ruling that city residents pay a one mill tax rate cut while unincorporated residents face seven tenths of a mill increase, with arguments that the constitution was ignored and that a quick decision was made amid budget concerns. City residents are taxed for county services they do not receive.
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