28 Feb 1977
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Newspaper
The Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1977
Page
1
City officials prepare a unit based water rate with a readiness to serve charge varying by user type and meter size A study by Reynolds Smith and Hills supports equity in the plan The council will consider the proposal on March 8 plus new sewer rates and hookup fees final details due March 5.
In Venice California Officers Diana Graf and Mary Taylor, both women, serve as patrol officers with the Venice Police Department after distinct careers in New York and local dispatch. They highlight training in self defense and marksmanship and stress adaptability over rigid tactics while protecting residents in a high crime area.
The Charter Review Board wrapped a 3.5 hour session amid threats to walk out over motions to amend the charter. They finalised changes while debating whether to fill two council vacancies by appointment or election, with debates over when any new charter would take effect and how it would affect a future referendum.
Mrs Gladys Zimmele’s parakeet Peter Petie, a three and a half year old, sings Brahms lullaby when sleepy. A music box sparked his nightly rendition, echoing the toy’s notes as he settles under a wing for sleep in Country Club Estates.
Venice Housing Authority and Grove Terrace Tenants Association nominate Merle Graser and Juanita Mitchell to sit on a two member grievance panel. HUD notes call for a hearing body and a third member to be chosen by mutual agreement or arbitration if needed.
The Gondolier reports 971 mail responses on Caspersen Beach land. Of those, 948 want the county to keep the 113 acre property to prevent development, while a minority favor sale to the state under conditions. No decision is expected for months as state action looms.
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