Accused Drug Smuggler Faces Large Tax Bill
News brief notes an accused drug smuggler being hit with a substantial tax bill as part of ongoing legal fallout. No further details provided in the readable excerpt.
16 Oct 1980
Page 1
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Newspaper
Sun Coast Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1980
Page
1
News brief notes an accused drug smuggler being hit with a substantial tax bill as part of ongoing legal fallout. No further details provided in the readable excerpt.
Cameron and Mrs. Reed donate 300000. Venice donors push total beyond 425000 goal by 30000. The South County Family YMCA center on Center Road is saved from closure and will reopen with full memberships. Board president Rick Haas and director Bryan Holcomb outline plans for soccer fields and facility upgrades as debts are paid off.
An 11 year old from Upminster England named Matthew Wales traveled to Florida after extensive medical recovery. His parents granted his wish to meet U S police and visit Disney World and Kennedy Space Center. Venice police arranged a welcome with local supporters and served a three week itinerary.
A group of area parents urged Venice City Council to oppose a new game room on Business 41 beside Jerry's Shoe, citing concerns about student lunch money usage and drugs. Council discussed zoning, grandfather clauses, and potential plans to deter the project.
Venice City Council unanimously approves first reading of an ordinance prohibiting exposure of private parts and female breasts in establishments serving alcoholic beverages. The measure, modeled after Jacksonville, targets venues with topless or bottomless performances, with a public hearing and second reading to follow.
Sarasota County Commissioners move to require a formal procedure to pursue abandoned bonds. County attorney Richard Nelson cites periodic loss of funds when suspects jump bail and flee, prompting a memo to standardize bond forfeiture actions with the clerk of court and state attorney.
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