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Newspaper
Sun Coast Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1982
Page
5
A veteran on leave in postwar Texas meets a hard drinking woman who reveals a Distinguished Service Cross and her time as an Army Nurse Corps captain in a Japanese prison camp. He checks her into a motel, salutes her, and reflects that she deserved it.
City awaits a FEMA decision on potential grants up to $500,000 after a Sept review of storm damage from the June 18 event. The Sun coast disaster affected four counties, with Sarasota among them, prompting repairs to the 720 foot pier where only 400 feet remain open. The pier’s concessionaire, Bob Archer, faced rent hardship but the council kept a 50 percent reduction, leaving $250 per month due.
The writer laments rising hospital rates and urges action to contain costs. He notes health care costs are under national scrutiny and warns that failing to halt the rise could push the nation toward socialized medicine, impacting citizens and providers alike. City tone from Venice.
The Venice City Council approved annexing 35 acres despite a public plan showing the sewer plant at 3.0 mgd capacity. The Utilities Anticipation Notes Prospectus claims 2.8 mgd with 1985 augmentation needs, prompting the Venice Taxpayers League to demand reconcilement between the Comprehensive Plan and the Prospectus. No reply has yet been received from the mayor or staff.
A letter defending Florida Power & Light amber streetlights argues they provide clear, glare free illumination. The writer, noting photophobia and sunset viewing from Venice Beach, claims the lights offer bright visibility and even jokes about using dark glasses.
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