Trial Reunites Old School Buddies
A reunion of former classmates brings together long lost friends and recalls their shared years at the old school. The feature highlights friendship, memory, and the lasting ties of youth.
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Newspaper
Sun Coast Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1978
Page
1
A reunion of former classmates brings together long lost friends and recalls their shared years at the old school. The feature highlights friendship, memory, and the lasting ties of youth.
In South County primary results Terry Ewing fell short of defeating incumbent Jim Neville for the District 3 County Commission Republican nomination. Neville led countywide 12 827 to 6 421 with Ewing strongest in Laurel Precinct 33 and across South County’s 18 precincts. Precinct totals show Ewing and Neville trading leads in multiple districts.
Margaret Sharkey was alone in her Englewood home at 1715 Fessler Street when a three foot alligator appeared at the garage bathroom door while she was unloading clothes. She says the gator tapped the door with its tail and slid between the washer and wall before retreating.
Democratic gubernatorial runoff finalists Robert Shevin and Robert Graham lead in Sarasota and Charlotte counties with strong county results and will face off October 5 to determine the Democratic nominee to challenge Republican Jack Eckerd in November. Local races see shifts in Sarasota County Commission and School Board outcomes, with candidates listed and margins noted.
The Venice City Council approved a tax levy of 5.472 mills a 5-2 vote lowering from 6.808 last year and kept water and sewer rates unchanged. The council also voted to sue former consulting engineer William Lindh over study figures while Mayor Harry Case and Vice Mayor Eugene Caffrey opposed further rate increases citing a profitable water department and plans to repay the general fund.
City Council voted 4 to 2 to file suit against former city consultant engineer Bill Lindh over water plant expansion work done more than three years ago. The action targets alleged well field discrepancies and design defects with over $90 000 paid and $25 000 sought for corrections. The motion followed discussions among Councilman Frank Proctor City Manager Dale Rieth and Assistant City Attorney William Korp.
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