Police pride and history of excellence praised by Crow officers
Four men including a chief and three patrolmen formed a department noted for morale and community service. The force, led initially by Paul Hopkins, specialized in major crimes and improved patrol presence. They resolved jurisdiction issues and expanded facilities with federal grants and local funds.
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La Marque police praise progress in education and training
Sgt. Larry Crow touts La Marque Police progress through administration education and job training. He notes enhancements in certification training since 1969 and plans for continued growth. The department values college education for officers and emphasizes open leadership under Chief Fiegel as it expands from 12 officers to a more proactive agency.
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Chamber weighs road plans for FM 1765 and SH 146
Greater Texas City La Marque Chamber of Commerce board reviewed a highway report and urged the Transportation Committee to prioritize FM 1765 and SH 146. They urged safety measures including an exit and evacuation clearance. Director Ray Peterson to discuss escape routes with Civil Defense.
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Texas City
Dub Etheredge
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Rotary tales and neighborhood notes mix with humor
A fragmented Rotary club column blends playful digs at mosquitos with travel tales and local chatter. Readers meet flags from Jamaica and a pin mishap, hear about petty bank capers, and glimpse city workers in action. The piece also highlights a Kiwanis program on mental health and urges a humane view of illness.
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Rotary
Furcharmere
M.Y. Johnson
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Permits due soon for signowners along highways
Texas signowners within 660 feet of interstate or federal aid main routes must file permit requests by June 30. A $25 state license and $2,500 bond per county are required, with bonds up to $10,000 for owners in more than three counties. exemptions include property sale signs and certain government, church, and nonprofit signs.
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Austin
Texas Highway Department
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