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Newspaper
Sun Coast Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1981
Page
5
Sarasota and Venice residents react to the Voyager missions budget. Some praise space exploration as advancing knowledge and future benefits, while others urge prioritizing health, education, and social needs on Earth. Opinions vary from strong support to calls to limit space spending.
City officials Ed Taylor and John Kalajian study youth input in Venice government. The article notes plans to involve younger residents in deciding operations and policies.
The article records daily 7 am weather data including highs and lows from Sept 10 to Sept 16 with a weekly and monthly rainfall total. It also discusses reviving Venice's Youth Advisory Board after budget sessions, proposing Sept through school-year terms and May reappointments. Peter Walker linked to nominations. Ed Taylor and Kalajian cite past board issues and scheduling as reasons for reform.
Chauncy Howard, president of the Venice Taxpayers League, argues against ad valorem funded programs and for general obligation bonds as the economical financing method. He says taxpayers would approve reasonable programs and notes ad valorem pledges reduce general funds, potentially raising taxes.
A reminiscence on balancing work and home life as children grow. The writer frets about rising home prices and the lure of luxuries, then argues staying home can save money through time, budgeting, gardens, and shared effort with the family. He urges his son to start with one step rather than waiting for an end goal.
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