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Newspaper
Sun Coast Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1980
Page
2
The piece stresses personal choice in the upcoming primary on Tuesday September 9 and warns that abstaining means others decide for you. It argues each voter should visit the polls to choose candidates rather than rely on others.
Louis Sinclair argues Reagan relies on ad libbed lines and misstatements in campaign stops. He notes Bush’s social security quip about old people stings elderly voters and warns that Reagan’s age and casual errors threaten presidential fitness. He compares Reagan to Truman and urges careful speech control.
Susan Fitzsimmons asks readers to stop collecting sand dollars and other sea creatures at Caspersen Beach. She recalls a similar satirical film but focuses on real harm from greed and lack of preservation. She urges families to leave sand dollars in their ocean home for future generations.
Mike Murphy recalls 1980 Democratic and Republican conventions with critique of feminist planks and ERA debates. He condemns small feminist factions for shaping party platforms while praising some delegates for family values and support for abortion limits. He questions leadership’s tolerance of radical rhetoric over core issues like defense and health care.
A brief notice invites readers to send letters to the editor sharing opinions on current issues. It outlines submission guidance and the newspaper’s commitment to publishing diverse viewpoints and community perspectives.
The writer argues that revealing a new radar evasion method endangers national security. He cites past secrets like the atom bomb and code breaking, warns that Soviet spies will exploit the disclosed technique, and questions if such information should be shared during an election year.
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