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Newspaper
The Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1977
Page
2
A humorous imagined dialogue contrasts Nixon and familiar figures with lines about truth and justice. The piece lampoons political memory, oblique admissions, and obstructions by weaving in the cherry tree myth and mock exchanges about honesty and accountability.
Editorial urges Venice city officials to actively market the new Community Center beyond meetings. It argues the 700 seat hall could host touring groups and diverse cultural events, potentially attracting audiences and reducing taxpayer burden. It suggests music, plays, readings, travel programs, home shows and auctions as feasible uses.
Marine Corporal Robert H. Brown of Nokomis depart for extended Mediterranean deployment with LSU 32. The unit trains with Sixth Fleet, visiting European countries. Brown joined the Marine Corps in 1974. Also noted is Master Sergeant Jerry E. Kilian of Venice promoted in the U S Air Force at Mildenhall England and Army Sergeant John J. Greer of Englewood serving in Bamberg Germany with the 1st Armored Division.
Readers are advised to explore Diana by R F Delderfield, a novel likened to Thomas Hardy and John Galsworthy in style. The author began as a journalist, wrote a successful London play, and then produced family epics that found audiences in England and the United States. Recommended by Venice Area Public Library.
Ward C. Parsons P.E. from Deerfield Beach urges readers not to sacrifice Caspersen Beach to gain a grant. He advocates a full environmental impact statement by a coastal specialists firm and cautions against overdevelopment by planning agencies and experts.
Comedians Richard Pryor and Chevy Chase followed a strong act on television last week drawing mixed reactions. Nokomis report notes late show timing and audience response shaping chatter around the program.
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