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Newspaper
Sun Coast Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1979
Page
2
In a wartime reminiscence, Louis Sinclair recalls family ration books from World War II, noting stamp designs, unused pages, and SPARE tickets. He reflects on gasoline, meat, and beer rationing, a black market, and postwar talk of newly rich individuals.
A rambling essay by a quick to act craftsman who admits skipping instructions and repeatedly rebuilding projects. He recalls building a stereo cabinet and fencing, warns against overconfidence, and plans to hire help for future fence work while accepting imperfect results.
Mike Murphy presents a personal meditation on government financed low rent housing for the elderly, contrasting fears of Capri subdivision with a New York county example. He cites local retirees in a utopian view and quotes Venice's Mayor Case acknowledging neighbors' needs.
Harry Rothenberg of North Port skewers Sarasota County commissioners and chair Beverly Clay for a September 25 gathering. He claims Commissioner Saba dominated debate, called every mayoral point into question, and left taxpayers with overtime doubts. He likens the scene to a Muppets show and accuses the process of railroaded conduct.
The letter thanks Dr Moeser for his strong stance defending police from harassment claims. He argues parents share responsibility for youth and praises police as the thin blue line protecting civil liberties. The writer condemns critics and defends law enforcement nationwide.
A political appeal urging voters to reject incumbents and elect new faces. The author argues government is bloated, cites rising costs and new departments, and promotes sweeping turnover in office. Venice by Richard T. St. Sauver urges joining the party to end tenure and graft.
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