25 Oct 1980
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Newspaper
Sun Coast Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1980
Page
1
Community notices report Senator Bafalis noting a shifting mood in Congress. The article hints at policy pauses and evolving priorities as lawmakers approach key sessions and hearings.
A compact item notes Sinclair asserts that computers cannot hack it, a claim featured on page three of the edition. The remark highlights skepticism about computer capabilities in a broader tech discussion.
Venice edged Lemon Bay in a hard fought game on the gridiron with both teams trading scores and key plays. The showdown, reported from the Venice field, highlighted standout performances and late momentum shifts.
Local references list Money Gotens of Japan, Green Fountain Garden Center, and Walgreens in a fragmented note. No clear event or action is described, leaving ownership or connection between the entities uncertain.
The MJC board unanimously chose Dr. Stephen J. Korcheck as president, confirming his prior acting role since July. He will assume the top post Monday, replacing the retiring president and becoming the third chief administrator in 22 years. Korcheck has led campus efforts, with selection narrowing from 134 applicants to three finalists amid praise from faculty and administrators.
Venice taxpayers may avoid rate increases for water and sanitary sewer disposal for the next two to three years despite inflation. A five year Redington study forecasts growing deficits if forecasts hold, with water volume rising from 589 to 784 million gallons and sewer from 540 to 740 million gallons by 1985, pushing operating costs up and suggesting eventual rate hikes.
Daylight Saving Time ends Sunday October 26 as clocks fall back one hour. The change gives an extra hour of sleep but brings earlier sunrises and earlier darkness, signaling winter evenings until clocks move forward again in late April.
Sarasota County School Board votes to shift early morning bus pickups so high school students are first to ride in darkness. Superintendent James Fox cites safety and past junior high accident rates, delaying full implementation until September for the new routes.
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