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Newspaper
Sun Coast Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1981
Page
4
An editorial argues fire safety is a civic choice and questions whether Venice should delay expanding the Fire Department despite a state marshal report. It cites public hearings and urges residents to decide how much protection they want, stressing budget and life considerations.
Public letters thank the Greater Venice Jaycees and Venice Twin Theater for a Saturday matinee benefiting Jerry's Kids. A donor bike gifted by Bikes & Trykes of Venice goes to Tom Wentzel’s Douglas Court family. A verbose note argues for more women in quasi government and discusses Ulster politics, neutrality, and media coverage.
A Boy Scouts of America troop in southern Arizona faces a possible dismissal after a man accused of housing a woman in his tent during a major camporee awaits a verdict. He recalls taking over a troublesome group and reflecting on how he ended up in this mess while pacing outside the room.
James Hamill of the Venice Energy Advisory Board lauds city management and budgeting discipline. He notes open communication with the city manager’s office and strong departmental performance at about 1.1 percent of the nearly 9 million budget. He commends City Manager Dale Rieth and officials for professional competence amid federal funding shifts.
A columnist questions Reagan era economic theory and the claim that the Reagan White House caters to the rich. The piece notes critics call the administration’s lifestyle regal, contrasts it with Carter, and cites U.S. News and World Report on wealth in style.
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