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Newspaper
Sun Coast Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1981
Page
4
The piece laments frequent mailbox vandalism by youths, notes homeowner inconvenience especially for the elderly or ill, and urges redirecting youth energy toward constructive actions while hoping for future reflection and change.
The newspaper invites letters but restricts length to 200 words and reserves the right to shorten. It requires signatures with full address and phone number and provides the address P O Box 1028 Venice Florida 33595 for submissions.
Venice editor Thomas Logan argues against breaking up the A T and T Bell system after Pearl Harbor era cooperation. Hayes Rydell cites anti-Semitism concerns while urging clear naming of realities in American discourse.
Readers condemn school boards for providing potential recruit names to the army. They call it privacy invasion and harassment, compare tactics to Nazi methods, and urge channels other than schools. They urge lawful, constructive action to end war and spying.
A columnist worries about sensational supermarket tabloids and the National Enquirer. He notes lurid headlines, seers, and romance features while acknowledging occasional libel cases and the decline of Hearst papers, arguing genuine papers reveal most important news.
A lively Venice column muses on Florida springtime charms from fog over grass to brisk breezes and green lanes. The author jokes about winter bills and imagines spring figures, noting Venice parades signal St Patrick's Day and the return of crowds to the Avenue median strips.
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