Indians Defeat Rams Second Time
Indians defeat Rams for the second time with game details continued on page 29.
20 Mar 1980
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Newspaper
Sun Coast Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1980
Page
1
Indians defeat Rams for the second time with game details continued on page 29.
A compact notice highlights money saving coupons in this issue from Kipps Kettle and Servisoft brands. Readers are pointed to Penny Saver style offers and discount opportunities.
Venice premiere plans collapse after Count Cornwell and the premiere committee learn the film will debut in Tampa on March 21. Cornwell thanks volunteers including Joan and Terry Ewing and Frank Pellegrin and hopes for a Walter Farley Day in Venice when the film arrives. The Coppola produced feature, based on The Black Stallion by Walter Farley, debuted at the New York Film Festival to strong reviews.
Normin Zable of Quicker Liquor alleges retaliation by Venice city council after a refuse department investigation that led to four firings. He cites a police statement promising no charges in exchange for cooperation, now claiming the city should not bill him for services. The case centers on alleged overextended trash pickup and ensuing dispute.
Six former CBS radio and television workers gathered at Everyman’s restaurant in Venice for a casual reunion. The group, all once based in New York and now living on Florida’s Gulf Coast, shared tales of old broadcasting days with mentions of Tallulah Bankhead, Eleanor Roosevelt, and General Douglas MacArthur. Bob Hite Sr. of Englewood and Harry Kramer of Sarasota were among the announcers-called out during the informal session.
FAA warned Venice that the airport may be reclaimed if a required six foot safety fence is not built. Councilman Kalajian and airport board chair Ed Corns met FAA official Jim Sheppard after Kalajian opposed the fence at the March 11 meeting. The city faces possible federal control if safety standards are not met, with Sarasota Bradenton Authority floated as a potential manager. A special city council session is set for Friday to decide, as resignations thin the airport advisory board and calls grow for a dedicated airport manager.
The Sarasota County Commission votes unanimously to rezone 118 acres north of Englewood from PUD to RMH for 366 mobile home lots at 3.1 units per acre. Attorney William R. Korp for George Thompson argues density stays similar with fewer residents. golf club land included in original plan would cap units at 943. A 5 acre commercial zone was deleted, despite objections from Commissioner John Saba.
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