Dual taxation dispute triggers costly city county litigation
Editorial warns that litigation over city county dual taxation will cost taxpayers up to about 100000. It argues cities face double taxation and urges quick concessions and negotiation to avoid further waste, noting other Florida counties have reached agreements.
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Paris
Marwick & Mitchell
John Saba
Venice
Dale Rieth
Sarasota
Kenneth Thompson
North Port
Margaret Gentle
Florida
Sarasota County
Bus Service Needs Support to Survive
AGNES SCHWENNESEN of Venice writes that the local bus system is doomed without clear loading points schedules and routes in windows or papers. She urges community backing highlighting seniors emergency needs and reliance on public transport as an alternative to driving and car repairs.
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Agnes Schwennesen
Venice
Letter to the editor criticizes published views in 1976
A reader from Venice denounces a June 14 Letters to the Editor insertion by N B Sackett. The writer accuses the paper of lacking standards and calls the published letter crazy, urging higher journalistic quality.
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N.B. Sackett
Venice
U.S
Venice ministers thank city for Easter Sunrise service at Beach
The Venice Area Ministerial Association expresses gratitude to Mayor Case and the Venice Council for permitting an Easter Sunrise service on Venice Beach. The letter counters H Saunders on church and state, citing First Amendment protections.
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H. Saunders
Gondolier
Venice
Ministerial letter extols free will offering impact
Rev Mary H Hinkle on behalf of the Venice Area Ministerial Association defends free-will offerings at Union Services. The letter links contributions to support for Venice Hospital Chaplaincy, Transient Ministry, Laurel playgrounds, YMCA, Easter services, and community outreach, praising the First Amendment and press freedom.
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Venice Area
Venice Hospital
Laurel
YMCA
Mary H. Hinkle
Reader challenges church state critic in Venice letter
A reader responds to H Saunders of Venice over public worship on government property. He argues for God in national life while urging separation of church and state and warns a country without God loses peace. He juxtaposes faith with social ills and political corruption and ends with blessings.
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H. Saunders
Venice
Russia
Mayer
Washington
Debt ceiling rises again amid liberal spending critique
The House Ways and Means Committee again raises the national debt ceiling, increasing it by 73 billion to 636 billion on June 30 and planning further hikes to 682 billion and 700 billion by 1977. The author blames Democrats for deficits, inflation, and weak economic health, arguing for budget restraint.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Congress
Senate
Capitol Hill
Upside Down Zoning Rules Alarm Casperson Warns Owners
Finn W. Caspersen reports outrage over proposed zoning regulations viewed as upside down and backwards. He notes reading the 200 page document required turning it and reading backward, warning that at least 80 percent of existing properties would become non conforming if adopted as is. He urges owners to obtain and study the proposal.
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Finn W. Caspersen
Venice
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