Governor Graham Proposes Tax Plan To Trim Sarasota Taxes
Governor Bob Graham urged the legislature to cut local taxes in Sarasota County by reducing school tax rates from 8 to 6 mills this year and to 5.4 mills in 1980, while increasing state funding to cover a larger share of K-12 costs and avoiding about 15.16 million in taxes over two years if enacted.
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Florida tax reform plan seeks $491.6 million state funds
Graham proposes using recurring state revenues to fund a $491.6 million increase and calls for curbing local property tax hikes to five percent annually. He urges a two year comprehensive review by the Tax Reform Commission and the legislature to bring fairness and equity to the tax system.
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No News Here Venice Reporters Seek Events
A Sun Coast Gondolier reporter spends Wednesday scouting Venice for happenings. With page one finished, he finds the town unusually quiet and notes there is no fire accident or noteworthy event to report.
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Sun Coast Gondolier
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Area students honored at MJC
Friday honors were given at the Bradenton Campus Student Center to Venice campus students and SGA officers including Angelo Tzankis Francine Fortunato Julie Parsons and West. The piece notes a light news cycle and Venice returning to a relaxed summer pace.
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West
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Student Government Association
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Angelo Tzankis
Francine Fortunato
Julie Parsons
Advisor set for USF students Sarasota campus meeting
Graduate education students at the Sarasota Campus of the University of South Florida may meet with adviser Dr. Lee Karns Monday May 14 between 3 and 5 p.m. in Building D Room 223. Students may make appointments by calling Academic Affairs at 355 7671 Ext 226.
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University of South Florida
Lee Karns
DWI Arrests Reported in South Sarasota County
Police report 36 year old Robert Willis Farrell of 318 Palena North Port charged with driving while intoxicated after weaving on U S 41 and a high speed chase to East Venice Boulevard where he was arrested and jailed in Venice. A separate DWI arrest involved 65 year old Arthur J Zielinski of Venice after his car jumped a curb into a flower bed at U S 41 and Shamrock Boulevard. A stolen Tampa car recovered on Charles Drive belonged to the Division of Tobacco and Firearms in the Tampa Federal Building.
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Spring Fling for MJC Venice Students at YMCA
Venice Campus of Manatee Junior College hosts a Spring Fling on May 12 from 1 to 5 p.m. at South County Family YMCA 701 Center Road. Tickets cost 1 per person at the college office. The event follows the campus’s first graduating class the night before at Bradenton main campus. The YMCA venue marks ongoing cooperation between the two south county groups.
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South County Family Ymca
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Bradenton
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South County Family McA
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