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Newspaper
The Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1965
Page
6
The piece explains dual budgets: annual appropriations plus multi year authorizations that provide spending over years. It notes over 90 billion dollars of unused authority by mid 1965, increasing future outlays and debt. It argues for federal budget restraint to align spending with income and protect the dollar's value.
The Daily Oklahoman questions raising congressional salaries to attract “better men” amid scandalous waste in the Rayburn office building. It notes costs near 100 million for 169 members and at least 31 million over estimates, implying possible graft and suggesting a 10 000 annual raise for six years could have been financed.
An Albuquerque judge requires 18 year old Doug R. Godfrey to display a large sign on his car reading Beware I am a traffic violator for 30 days after three violations in two months. The judge also backs similar signs for other violators to deter unsafe driving.
The Chase Manhattan Bank Economics Research Division reports the leisure class has expanded for the many while top executives work longer hours. Since 1850 weekly hours dropped to about 40 yet executives toil more, with 60 percent working 48 hours or more weekly. The piece notes a mismatch between workers and management with a sharp irony.
The Venice Hospital central supply functions as a small, active unit handling receiving, sterilizing, repacking and reissuing equipment. It underpins care, with plans for expansion and improved layout to boost efficiency and reduce costs across the hospital.
Readers praise the circus special highlighting Canton ties and family histories. Letters recall old timers, ponies, and Lincoln to McKinley era papers, with Mrs Patricia Zirhut sharing Canton memories and Rodger Sterling commending the edition. A note on UK campaign spending limits adds context.
Senator Haley argues Congress must study and scrutinize the Presidents program to balance federal and state powers. He supports good housing and libraries but insists actions must align with the Constitution and division of powers. He pledges oathbound duty to examine legislation for centralization of authority.
The piece portrays President Johnson as a self styled miracle worker forecasting global wealth and peace. It questions the cost of his bold promises and argues prosperity requires hard work and pay as you go taxes rather than magical solutions.
A dense listing of Venice area churches with names, addresses, pastors, and service times. Includes St. ee Episcopal, Venice Assembly of God, Venice Nokomis Methodist, Emmanuel Lutheran, Lakeside Lutheran, First Church of Christ Scientist, Grace Methodist, Seventh Day Adventist, Venice Nokomis Presbyterian, Saint Mark’s Episcopal, First Baptist Osprey, Nokomis Baptist Chapel, North Port Charlotte churches, Epiphany Catholic, Calvary Reformed Venice Gardens, St Raphael Catholic Englewood, United Church of Christ, Venice South Venice Baptist Mission, First Christian Church, and Laurel Church of God with service schedules and contact details.
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