Venice Soldier Receives Army Commendation Medal
Staff Sergeant John F. Gay Jr of Venice earned the Army Commendation Medal for meritorious achievement on September 28, 1978. While in Planig Germany on official business he assisted an injured woman at a two car crash location. His parents are John F. Gay Sr and Melitta Gay residing at 344 Center Road Venice Gardens.
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Venice
Venice High School
United States Army
Sgt. Gay
CSM
John F. Gay, Sr
Melitta Gay
Center Road
Venice Gardens
Gay
Aschaffenberg
Germany
Planig
Army Medic Gay Earns Cavalier of the Road Award
An 8th Infantry Division medic credited with saving a woman's sight at Venice Gardens removed eye glass, treated shock, and applied bandages. He has 11 years service, is a licensed male nurse in Germany, and was honored by the Army Secretary on April 4. The 8th Medical Battalion member also received the Cavalier of the Road award from Hesse, Germany.
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Hesse
Germany
Secretary of the Army
Floridians underplay seriousness of energy crisis says UF study
UF sociologist Dr. Lionel J. Beaulieu reports a survey of about 2,500 Floridians finding only 27 percent view the national energy situation as very serious while 56 percent foresee it becoming very serious in five years and 63 percent by 2000.
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