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Newspaper
Sun Coast Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1981
Page
4
The Venice Planning Commission voted to urge the city council to restrict time-sharing endominiums to high density RMF 4 zones. The editorial argues the profit lure of time shares while questioning community benefits and urges moderation to curb condo proliferation.
Readers are invited to send letters but length limits apply. Submissions should be signed with the writer’s full address and phone number. Address correspondence to Letters to the Editor, P O Box 1028, Venice Florida 33595.
A Venice letter criticizes Rep. Ted Ewing for a proposed bill allowing Iranian students to finish current courses and then depart. The writer links it to retaliation and urges residents to protest while promoting kindness and reconciliation. The piece also condemns animal cruelty at local pet shops and calls for public action and boycotts until conditions improve. The column closes with memories of Father Deasy and a plea for prayer.
WSPB warns Venice of erosion around the sewage disposal facility with the Gulf within about a hundred feet. Local officials plan to consult the DNR and other agencies for further steps.
A reader argues 55 mph is too slow and unenforced, urging states to set speeds. The writer recounts a Michigan Venice trip, notes trucks rarely observe the limit, contends fuel waste, and compares fuel prices and lodging costs to 1971. The letter ends with plans to settle and write more.
A Venice newspaper reader responds to Norah’s May 7 column, defending and challenging perspectives on Ireland and social change. He discusses the Bobby Sands case, end times talk, and perceived shifts in morality, warning of unrest and urging critical view of headlines and pundits.
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