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Newspaper
Sun Coast Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1979
Page
2
Columns author Louis Sinclair argues the drink drive dilemma, noting happy hours and widespread alcohol service clash with DUI laws. He recalls police car escorts on New Year’s Eve and imagines potential legal shifts such as drink limits or free rides to curb drunk driving.
A writer reflects on marriage and partnership through shared memories of daily life. The piece contrasts past and present, celebrating companionship, support, and mutual tolerance amid ordinary challenges and separations. It ends by inviting readers to name their own “When I Loved Her Most.”
A fragmented collection of famous quotes about love friendship and governance. Notable lines reference Oscar Wilde La Rochefoucauld Lincoln Milton and a Chinese proverb, with several garbled endings and stray phrases. The text mixes aphorisms with errors and incomplete attributions.
A longtime follower shares how astrology hooked her in college and how the study evolved from fad to ongoing interest. She recalls reading zodiac descriptions, giving simple charts, and using horoscopes as social ice breakers while noting the limits of newspaper sun sign astrology.
Melvin S. Cahn of Venice urges Congress to back the Dirksen amendment denying aid to countries opposing European recovery and Marshall Plan. He warns of Soviet influence, Cuba tensions, and global communist expansion, calling now for decisive action to preserve democracy.
A letter argues that the government and oil majors suppress cheap energy options. Patrick Robinson promotes magnetohydrodynamics as a superior coal based method to generate cheap, pollution free power and oil from coal, urging Congress to fund MHD development.
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