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Newspaper
Sun Coast Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1978
Page
1
At a city council meeting residents sparred over a water bill dispute triggering sharp exchanges. The event drew local officials and residents into a tense debate about billing practices and public services.
A community group of hospital volunteers adds 15000 to their pledge boosting fundraising efforts. The increase strengthens support for hospital services and patient care initiatives.
A compact collage of social news and local interests appears in today’s pages with brief items on entertainment and market events. The section notes community happenings and small ads across bridges and markets, reflecting local culture and commerce.
Venice officials and emergency responders attended a chlorine leak safety demonstration sponsored by a Tampa chemical firm. Water plant supervisor Phil Metz and operators Leo Stacks and Donnie Ellis explained leak causes and safety kits for 150 lb and one ton cylinders.
Jean Nepote retired after 32 years with Interpol and explained the agency does not arrest suspects or have agents. He spoke at South Bay Yacht Club in Osprey during a Sarasota County stop, noting Interpol serves as a liaison among 126 member countries and handles international crime information.
Venice High School students protested Sun Fiesta events disrupting Homecoming Week. Col. B H Walker said Fiesta scheduling late in October forced conflicts with Miss Venice Pageant bonfire night and Talent Show, splitting participation and momentum for the Homecoming parade and game.
Homer Booker, a language expression specialist, helps children master early reading. He recalls his own struggles and emphasizes phonics as crucial in a child’s first language milestones. He has created a book based program to guide struggling readers.
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