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Newspaper
Sun Coast Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1981
Page
4
Our Viewpoint argues the Venice poll favored more industry while opposing voices warn of environmental and service strains. The piece urges balanced, gradual action, noting potential job gains but risks to quality of life and community character.
A reader recounts three months in Dublin and four days in Moygashel near Dungannon. He describes violence in Ulster, notes Protestant families and British soldiers, and argues for listening to both sides while urging compromise.
Betty Wright urges residents of Venice to consider the impact of aging out the town and the value of youth. She questions required jobs, growth, and the social harmony between young residents and older locals, proposing an island retreat for anti youth sentiment.
Readers are invited to submit letters up to 200 words. editors may shorten longer submissions. Do not include poetry or copyrighted material. All letters must be signed, with the writer’s complete address and phone number provided for verification.
A public appeal urges patrons to write to the Gondolier and share opinions on service and beer selection. Readers are encouraged to voice complaints or praises to ensure issues are noticed and addressed.
A columnist criticizes a long running television host and his weekly variety program. He labels it an amateur show despite fans, citing stage props, costumes, and out of date big band nostalgia, contrasting real pros with the host and troupe. He notes personal reasons some viewers stay watching.
The author warns against rushing weapons and military advisors to Sudan echoing U.S. involvement in Vietnam. It recalls Eisenhower era advisors to Saigon, Kennedy sending Gen Maxwell Taylor in 1961, and the shift toward combat role by 1962 while insisting the missions were not combat troops.
Weather data shows temperatures and rainfall recorded at 7 a.m. daily for the prior 24 hours, with values listed on the dates shown. The note indicates continuation on page 10.
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