IRS Schedules Tax Workshops for South County
IRS schedules a new series of tax workshops in South County with details on session dates and locations. See page 26 for timetable and enrollment information.
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Newspaper
Sun Coast Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1979
Page
1
IRS schedules a new series of tax workshops in South County with details on session dates and locations. See page 26 for timetable and enrollment information.
A regional report highlights how age difference strains area youth and families. Page 24 outlines challenges, while Page 30 showcases AREA BALLOONIST demonstrating skills and resilience.
Intense tryouts for the high school volleyball team indicate a competitive season ahead. Details appear on page 12. Weather notes record 8 am temperatures and rainfall for the prior 24 hours.
In this issue shoppers find money saving coupons for ABC Liquor Electro Bake True Value and Nokomis stores from 13 to 15.
Pickets filled City Hall for a public hearing on Venice's 1979/80 budget. Union critics spoke against a $100000 cut in the personnel pool, while supporters urged adoption with modifications. City Manager Rieth outlined reduced hours and staff in maintenance parks and street work, noting Sarasota County will fund a personnel pool next year.
Dick Lambert, a triple amputee who lost an arm and both legs in Korea, now assists amputee veterans at hospitals. He recounts his recovery, a long civilian career, and helping others cope with handicap and outsiders.
The Venice Hospital Auxiliary Volunteers HAV commit 250000 toward the obstetrical maternity section of the 10 million expansion. The unit including a nursery will cost 330000 to 400000, with HAV noting past success funding respiratory rehab diagnostics and an auditorium. The pledge comes as expectant mothers currently travel to Sarasota Port Charlotte or Punta Gorda for delivery.
Sarasota county commissioners rejected Andrew Sandergren's 201 Facilities Plan to build another sewage plant. The plan would cost about 24 million dollars with 18 million from federal funds and 6 million shared by Venice and the county. Venice officials reportedly willing to cover about 3 million, while opponent John Saba Jr urged Venice to proceed alone, arguing the plan serves municipal access to federal funds.
Dr. Henry Morton warned of a health threat in Sarasota County due to refugees many carrying communicable diseases. Commissioner John Saba urged action to require medical checks and possible quarantine, while county officials discussed emergency ordinance and potential civil action against federal agencies for costs.
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