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Newspaper
Sun Coast Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1979
Page
1
Venice officials approve bonds for the local hospital project as detailed notices indicate. The decision affects funding and future city healthcare services with further context on page 14.
Coupon list highlights offers from Claudia's Arts & Crafts Eckerd's Merrill Lynch Perma-Shine R & L Home Service Walgreens. Readers see discounts across household items and services with multiple participating merchants.
City manager Dale Rieth launches the People Bank initiative in Venice to mobilize untapped local talent. He writes to civic groups churches schools and clubs asking for volunteers with expertise to help address city problems and questions that arise year round.
The Black Stallion, based on Walter Farley’s book, premiered Oct 13 at the New York Film Festival. Newsweek praised its magic, with Carmel Deschanel’s cinematography and Carroll Ballard’s direction singled out. Farley’s Stallion series has grown to about 20 titles and remains in print.
Charles H. Borden, in his sixth year of practice, outlines hypnotism as a controlled state not sleep. He cites obesity, smoking, anxiety and neurosis as top motives, along with childhood self image and insomnia, to seek help. He notes hypnosis aids pain in terminal cancer cases and addresses sexual dysfunctions with mental roots.
With summer ending, at 2 a.m. Sunday clocks go back to 1 a.m. Daylight shifts, getting dark earlier each evening while mornings gain 60 minutes. In six months we switch again.
Early reservations suggest a robust season for Venice as demand for rental housing rises. Real estate brokers report scarce affordable units and a shift of seasonal properties back to annual rentals after peak periods. Despite tight money and gasoline concerns, northerners continue to vacation in Florida, boosting rents and posing questions about future buyer interest.
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