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Newspaper
Sun Coast Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1980
Page
2
Louis Sinclair argues that four years change a candidate's image and cites Jimmy Carter versus Ted Kennedy during the 1976 Democratic contest. He notes debates, inflation comparisons, unemployment, and shifting foreign policy positions as proof of a different era and leadership style.
In a reflective column MIKE MURPHY notes rising doubts about ERA ratification in Florida. He cites mixed political signals including Elaine Gordon’s quiet stance, public opinion trends, and national figures debating strategy. The piece questions whether feminist activism is waning as lawmakers focus on broader issues.
A playful essay contrasts male and female shopping styles in a supermarket. It pokes fun at how men turn grocery runs into chaos with indulgent spending while noting women plan lists and budgets. The piece ends with a jab about government finances being 99 percent male.
The writer criticizes Washingtons budget balance efforts and lists suggested cuts across agriculture energy education HEW and HUD. They question funding for extension services crabgrass control rural electrification cable to farms CETA and federal grants claiming waste and high costs.
Venice Elementary patrols express gratitude to donors for funding their trip to Walt Disney World. They credit the support with making the trip possible and report that all patrols enjoyed the experience.
Venice city manager writes on the annual budget process, urging citizen participation and criticising federal programs while defending council decisions. He notes the difficulty of balancing diverse votes and forecasts a September final passage, asking residents to engage rather than complain.
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