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The notice lists advertising rates for one edition and both editions. One edition is three dollars per inch and both editions are three dollars fifty cents per inch.
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Newspaper
The Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1966
Page
7
The notice lists advertising rates for one edition and both editions. One edition is three dollars per inch and both editions are three dollars fifty cents per inch.
In the circuit court for Sarasota County Florida a chancery matter is listed as an entry in the Florida court system. The document notes jurisdiction and procedural posture for a future filing or hearing. Details beyond the heading are unreadable in the provided text.
City Council will hold a public hearing at City Hall on April 26 1966 at 8 00 p m to consider extensions of water lines in specified blocks and estates. Owners may appear to discuss assessment propriety payment method and amounts. The council may adjourn without further notice. City Clerk Harry W Hager. Publish dates April 11 18 1966.
The City Council will hold a public hearing at City Hall on April 26 1966 at 8 15 p m regarding the extension of sewer mains to Block 6 East Gate Subdivision. Owners listed on assessment rolls may appear to object to the improvements payment methods and amounts. The council may adjourn without further notice. Publish dates April 11 and 18 1966.
The Gondolier reports rising subscriber numbers and broader readership as more people subscribe and read the publication. Local advertisers note increased engagement driven by expanded distribution and timely reporting across community topics.
The speaker recounts Venice’s quick rise from incorporation in 1925 to a thriving boom era. He notes the Venice News debut in 1926, hotel conversions to Parkview then Gulfbreeze, the rail relocation, tarpon tournaments of 1926, the 1927 Venice Theatre opening, and early conventions, troops, and businesses shaped by planner Prentice French.
Washington notes the Haley column discusses House Banking Committee action to grant the President standby authority to regulate consumer credit. It argues the Federal Reserve should administer such controls, forecasts inflation risks, and cites a 6 percent annual cost of living rise while warning accelerated spending endangers economic stability.
Oscar Streiber has been promoted from patrolman to lieutenant and second in command of the NPC Police Department. Chief Jack Knuckles announced the promotion after the City Commission approved the request this week.
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