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Newspaper
The Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1977
Page
2
An editorial questions expert warnings that Caspersen Beach must be altered to save it. It argues parking and facilities will invite heavy use, threaten dunes, and misplace the focus on erosion caused by rock grains from the 1960s. The piece warns a $1.7 million state grant could seal the beach’s fate.
A Venice letter recalls Vince Fette arriving in 1946 with Ma Fette to establish aircraft repairs at the former Venice Army Air Base. He has supplied service for 30 years and faces a summer lease expiry. The note praises his repair work and recalls a grand air show for Civil Air Patrol.
A Bombeck inspired piece urges more volunteers during Volunteer Week, contrasting celebratory notes with a stark imaginary voyage that shows a civilization without volunteer work. The letter by TALMADGE S THOMPSON, M.D. of Venice laments local aviation and lease challenges facing Vince Fette, highlighting community ties and changes at Venice Airport.
The Venice record shows a grand jury investigation is needed to determine guilt in the leaking water line project by Pepper Associates. The costly failures cost taxpayers about 30000 dollars in engineering and legal fees with no viable line yet.
WFLA-TV promotes Milt Spencer to Public Relations Director after a long career as Sports Director since 1955. Station Manager Wes Quinn hails his years of service to Channel 8 and Southeast fan following. Spencer has led as Sportscaster of the Year and serves as president of the National Association of Sportscasters and Writers. He joined WFLA in 1944 and remains with the station.
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