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Newspaper

The Gondolier

Location

Venice, Florida, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1977

Page

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Venice police and fire pension plan showdown

Venice police and firemen press to drop their city pension for the Florida Retirement System. City officials say a switch would cost about 100000 extra tax dollars, or require service cuts or a tax increase, and only council can decide.

Venice Florida Retirement System FRS Dale Rieth Rieth Council Police Fire Department Uniformed Charles Wheeler Department

Man Claims Skunk Ape Sightings On Mound Key Island

Jim Spink recounts two expeditions to Mound Key south of Placida in search of a skunk ape called Gin. He says he saw the creature three times, near his camp, but all attempts to photograph or tranquilize it failed, ending with a tense six week stay and near capture.

Bigfoot Jim Spink Mound Key Placida Spink

Venice League seeks state funding to halt mandates

The Venice Taxpayers League asks State Sen. Warren Henderson for a constitutional amendment to require state funding for future local programs. They call some mandates blackmail and protest DER rules costing Venice $1.3 million to upgrade the sewer plant and the ongoing $54,000 Hatchett Creek dredging, saying cities have no funds for these burdens.

The Venice Taxpayers League VLT Warren Henderson League Department of Environmental Regulation DER Venice Red Lake Hatchett Creek

Daily 8 am Temperature and Rainfall Readings

Weather records show 8 am temperatures and rainfall for the prior 24 hours on the listed dates. Data track highs lows and precipitation amounts for local monitoring and historical reference.

Spa to honor old contracts at new Bird Bay facility

Louisa International Spa plans late summer opening at Bird Bay Plaza with credit on paid memberships from Lord & Louisa. Owner Robert D. Kent said previously paid memberships will be honored. others handled case by case. Det. Lilly reports hundreds of complaints closed. contracts available at police station.

Lord & Louisa Health Spa Lord & Louisa Spa Bird Bay Plaza Louisa International Spa Bill Lilly Venice Lord & Louisa Arthur Widgery Buttonwood Crescent Indianapolis Ind Lilly Spa VPD Kent New Port Richey Synergetics H. Clyde Brantley Louisa International

Education official ups stakes for Englewood High

Education commissioner Ralph Turlington raised his proposed state contribution to 25 percent of the 3.2 million Englewood high school project. The move follows earlier talks of 10 then 20 percent, driven by Florida Statute 235.195 enabling special funding for multi county districts Charlotte Sarasota and Lee. The three counties have asked for aid under the statute, but funding sources within state funds remain unsettled.

Englewood Ralph Turlington Ted Ewing Venice Port Charlotte Turlington Ed Lisle Lisle Ewing Florida Charlotte Sarasota and Lee

Snowbird boom hits Venice as winter visitors linger

Venice area reports a steady influx of wolverines from Michigan and Buckeyes from Ohio plus prairie folk from Illinois. Canadians and New Yorkers are increasing, with west coast stays growing as east coast crowds shrink. Managers note excellent seasons with full houses into April and expect more visitors next year.

Florida Venice Great Lakes Michigan Venice Area Chamber of Commerce VACC Ohio Buckeye State Jean Johnson Beachotel Mrs. Johnson Frank Janda Sunset Motel West

Circus denies rumors of move to Charlotte County

City officials say Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus has no plans to relocate its winter home. City Administrator Dale Rieth quoted Circus President Irvin Feld as denying any relocation talks and noting the circus receives many relocation offers each year. The Gondo lier could not reach Feld for comment.

Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus Charlotte County Dale Rieth Irvin Feld Rieth Feld Washington Sarasota County Venice Winter Quarters

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