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Newspaper

The Gondolier

Location

Venice, Florida, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1972

Page

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MacArthur Tract Battles Drainage District Push

The Dona and Roberts Bays Environmental Society plans action to stop a drainage district on the 54 square mile MacArthur Tract east of Venice. The land, once the Edith Ringling Estate, covers about one tenth of Sarasota County with owners Bankers Life Insurance Company.

Dona and Roberts Bays Environmental Society Dona Bay-Shakett Creek MacArthur Edith Ringling Sarasota County Bankers Life Insurance Com

Sarasota attorney seeks seat as Circuit Judge

William S. Boylston, 44, of Sarasota, announces candidacy for Circuit Judge in the September judicial elections. A Sarasota High School and University of Chicago trained lawyer, he has practiced in Sarasota since 1953 after stints in Chicago from 1950 to 1952.

Sarasota William S. Boylston Boylston Sarasota High School Tor University of Chicago Chicago Twelfth Judicial

Asphalt plant dispute stirs Venice area residents

Opponents led by the Venice Farms Association gathered with the Venice City Council to oppose a proposed Montgomery Hauling asphalt plant east of Venice. They warn of fumes truck traffic noise and hazards for about 40 nearby homes and urge thorough planning assessment before any zoning variance is approved.

Venice Venice Farms Association T. Hey County Planning Commission Venice Gardens Home Owners Association East Gate Property Owners Association Venice Farms The Montgomery Hauling Company Dick Rich

Florida to Replace Signs with Pictograms on New Highways

The Florida Department of Transportation joins a national shift to pictographic and larger word signs to aid readers with poor eyesight and non English speakers. New roadway signs will appear at all new construction and upon upgrades, aiming for full statewide replacement by December 31, 1974. The program will roll out gradually to acclimate drivers to the symbols.

Florida Department of Transportation Dec DOT Governor’s Highway Safety Commission

Is Blackburn Bay Alive or Dying

County health engineer William Fehring assesses Blackburn Bay's ecological state after residents report poor fishing and no catch. He explains dead water is a subjective term and that true life depends on measurable organisms, while tests elsewhere show varying levels of life.

Blackburn Bay William Fehring Sarasota County Fehroung Fehring Gondilier

Humane group warns as exotic pets raise danger in U S

A Venice Florida humane society urges viewing wildlife in zoos rather than as pets. The Florida Monkey Sanctuary houses over 80 simians on 10 acres east of Venice, with three monkeys aged 29 living there, funded by tax deductible donations and local contributions.

Humane Society U.S Florida Janie Corradino Venice United States The Simian Society of America

Sarasota and Charlotte Voters Favor the March Primary

Sarasota County will host the March 14 presidential primary with 60 453 voters of 2 982 076 statewide registered. Charlotte County adds 16 022. Republicans lead in Sarasota by over 10 000 while Charlotte County leans Democratic. Secretary Stone notes turnout hopes and urges new registrants ahead of March 20 post. He also cites a fall in total registrations since October 1971 due to purge and a rise in youth registration with 129 807 of 325 000 eligible 18 to 20 year olds registered.

Sarasota County Charlotte County Florida Richard Dick) Stone Stone

Bradenton Dealer Opens Venice Car Crusher to Tackle Junk Heaps

Byrd's Auto Parts owner Weyman Byrd moved into Venice with a mobile crusher to crush and remove junked cars at no charge if 100 or more vehicles were gathered. The operation, starting in Venice and expanding to Laurel and beyond, sends crushed cars to Tampa for shredding and recycling with Byrd profiting on the metal.

Bradenton South Venice Weyman Byrd Byrd Shockey Junkers Tampa Laurel

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MacArthur Tract Environmentalists Myakka Roberts Bay Blackburn Canal Cow Pen Shakett Creek Dena Bay Environmental Society Jim Jones Jones Myakka River Deer Prairie Jane Squire Jarret P.O. Box Nokomis Nokomis Elementary School Phil McGuire W. S. Boylston Wayne New Sign Language Humane Group Corradino Mrs. Corradino Auto Parts John Shockey
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