WAMER to Begin 24 Hour News and 10 Fold Power Boost
WAMR Venice will start 24 hour programming this week and raise AM power from 500 to 5,000 watts. The boost will extend signals to St Petersburg Beach and Ft Myers area once FCC approval is received. WAMR FM keeps country format. owners Larry and Florence Rhodes are NBC affiliate licensees.
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Venice
WAMR
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Ft. Myers and
Lee County
Greg Cohane
Federal Communications Commission
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Auburn Road
Larry
Florence Rhodes
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Dunn-Rankin elected vice president of Florida Press Association
Press Assn. VP Derek Dunn-Rankin, publisher of the Sun Coast Gondolier and other Sarasota Charlotte area weeklies, was elected to the FPA’s number two post. The trade group covers more than 100 weeklies and many dailies in Florida. his board service preceded the vote announced in Gainesville.
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Sun Coast Gondolier
Sarasota
Charlotte County
Florida Press Association
Association
Florida
Dunn-Rankin
FPA
Gainesville
Navigator Marine named Uniflite dealer in Venice
Navigator Marine at 1477 So. Tamiami Trail Venice becomes the local dealer for Uniflite fiberglass cruisers and sport fishing yachts. The 57 slip marina owned by Tony Bay and John Oliver dates to 1977 and offers dry storage for 200 boats. Uniflite, Inc. has produced inboard yachts and patrol boats since 1957 and serves the U.S. Navy as a large fiberglass vessel supplier.
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Tamiami Trail
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It's Time To Date Stocks Not Marry Them
Investors faced a week of mixed economic signals with unemployment rising to 8 percent and a weak economy. The market shows a bear trend for rate sensitive industrials while some growth stocks ride a rally in a trading range. The advice is to date stocks, not marry them, and view the near term as cautious optimism.
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Detroit
D.I.I.A
al Goldman
Shoplifting in Venice Rises 53 Percent Over Year
Venice police report a 53 percent rise in shoplifting arrests from November 1980 as merchants enter the peak selling season. Captain B J Atkins warns against overstacking, urges vigilance for congestion and disguises, and notes possible diversions by groups of youths. Penalties range from misdemeanors to felonies with fines up to 5000 dollars and up to five years in jail. Merchants should call police on solid suspicions after observing shoppers reach the last till.
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Venice
B.J. Atkins
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