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Newspaper
Sun Coast Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1982
Page
2
Our View supports SCYRSA efforts to establish a Latchkey program in Sarasota County schools. The plan aims for quality developmental child care for ages 6-12, backed by funding, staff, and community advocacy from parents, educators, law enforcement, and government.
Readers are invited to send signed letters under 200 words. Include complete address and phone number. Address letters to Letters to the Editor P O Box 1028 Venice Florida 33595. Editors may shorten submissions and may exclude poetry or copyrighted material.
Venice Jaycees president Dave Edleman corrects a Sun Coast Gondolier report claiming a parking fee at Venice Community Center during Fiesta in the Park. He says a voluntary $1 donation was planned, approved by the San Fiesta Committee, and only one donation was received.
An oil patch duo Frank and Ralph tangle with a private investigator and a mysterious "class" girl. The narrator recalls past cases in which roughnecks find admiration and romance in a Houston neighborhood bar, leading to a dramatic blind date and a shift in expectations.
The columnist notes an afternoon session in which lobbying figures clash with the city manager system over a Miami deal and sewer costs. Intermission humor shifts to a campaign for a council seat while Venice Avenue parking prompts a police letter suggesting two church lots. not all discussants reach the point.
A nostalgic list of TV trivia questions and hosts from classic shows. It asks about George Jetson's boss, Omnibus host, I Love Lucy dynamics, Westinghouse pitch person and more. The piece invites readers to test their memory of Kraft Theatre Omnibus Leave It to Beaver and other era trivia.
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