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Newspaper
Sun Coast Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1981
Page
4
Our view argues Venice must consider county water cooperation despite tense ties over a regional sewer plan. The column warns against past municipal counterproductivity in Bradenton and urges collaboration to avoid costly, wasteful spending and ensure a reliable long term water supply for Sarasota County.
Louise Dalton thanks donors at South County Bank for a bathtub lift fund. A reader criticizes Washington protests against Reagan budget cuts, arguing funds should aid domestic needs. The piece urges thoughtful involvement, individual action, and voting for welfare of the country. MADGE LA SORSA
In Lakeland a local man Bill Sabel returns from the Middle East amid a fractured marriage. His wife Binnie moves near the shared home and sues for custody of their Doberman Lady while Eve, a new partner, enters the scene. A cryptic boast of a valuable object fuels party lore as Lady vanishes and lawsuits unfold.
A Venice discussion led by state commerce officials and the Chamber of Commerce advocates luring light and clean industry to boost tax revenue and jobs. The columnist argues a diploma from Venice High should not trap locals, stresses thorough screening, and urges a coalition of Chamber, county, and city bodies to pursue an industrial lure plan.
On Phil Donahue show militiant rhetoric from Young Americans for Freedom sparked applause while asserting strong U S military action and intervention against Soviet moves. The group claimed nonpolitical stance but backed Reagan policies and denied draft opposition.
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