County weighs strict sewage ordinance to curb bay pollution
Our Viewpoint reports Sarasota and Venice face years before treated effluent can be reused for irrigation. The Sarasota County Commission approved a measure aimed at stopping nutrient rich discharges into Whitaker Bayou and Lemon Bay, despite delays in usable irrigation systems.
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Knights of Columbus brother knight revived by paramedics
At a Father John J. Walsh Council Knights of Columbus meeting a brother Knight suffered a heart attack. Four paramedics worked feverishly with two teams arriving within minutes while about 100 members observed the attempted revival. The editor commends the responders for their diligence.
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Sen. Chiles In Venice Faces Cold Local Reception
A puzzled writer laments the muted city welcome for Senator Lawton Chiles during a visit to Venice. He notes scant media attention, absent official fanfare, and an aloof reception from local officials, contrasting it with potential treatment for Paula Hawkins.
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Reagan Defends Press as War Talk Fades in White House
The piece notes President Reagan’s insistence that reports of a press war are false and praises journalists in Washington. It contrasts his stance with Nixon and Agnew, who were harshly critical of the media during Watergate, and reflects on Reagan supporters who prefer open attacks on reporters.
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