08 Mar 1980
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Newspaper
Sun Coast Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1980
Page
1
News sample ballot for Tuesday’s election referenced on page 21. Entertainment chronique CHAMPAGNE COMPLEX at Promenades reviewed on page 118. Community update mentions MINI JOB MART at Venice Community Center Monday with follow up details on page 7.
Story on page 11 reports a surprising family revelation about a man discovering a sister he was unaware of. The piece outlines emotional impact and potential reunions within the family.
The VHS boys swim team placed first in Thursday's meet as reported on page 15 with outcomes and standings noted for observers.
A list of money saving coupons is featured for Osprey Boat Rental Stanley Steemer Treasury Drugs and Walgreens. The page highlights discount opportunities at these local businesses.
Voters will choose among four Democratic candidates Edmund G Brown Jimmy Carter Richard B Kay and Edward M Kennedy and nine Republicans including John B Anderson Howard Baker George Bush John Connally Phil Crane Robert Dole Ronald Reagan and Harold Stassen. They may also select a State Committeeman and Committeewoman as well as vote on two constitutional amendments.
Venice fire officials deny sponsoring a fireman’s ball. Residents report solicitations urging ticket purchases to support the department. Captain James Culbert warns investigators should verify such calls before buying tickets.
A lengthy Venice Airport Advisory Board workshop focused on 6 foot safety fencing. FAA and FDOT officials explained classification as basic transport, need for 500 foot clear zones, and 250 feet each side of the runway plus obstructions ratio. Venice airport logged 95,000 operations by June 1979 amid rapid growth.
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