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POUCE CHIEF ED POWELL end hi* law enforcement
career today/ Ha haa served as the head of campus security
for the past seven years.
Chief Ed Powell
to retire today
Uaioontiy Police Chief Ed E.
Powoll will «ad S3 roars in tho
law enforcement field today at
AAM.
Ha wpi he eocceaded by retir
ing Taxas Rancor 0. L. Luther.
Powell said hie oeren years as
campus police chief has been a
reward!nc and challenging ex
perience. ^
It has been rewarding, he said,
because the university staff and
students have been cooperative.
’ a ^A)f has one of the beet stu
dent bodies in the nation,” he
commented. "If a police force is
to spore to well, it must have help
from citisens. We’ve gotten it
from the staff and students.”
"Another thine.” the chief said,
“W that the administration from
Dean (James P.) Hennigan on up
,«has given us a free hand with
the operation. It has been a big
factor in getting the job done?”
Powell noted the office has in
creased from 11 personnel In 1964
when he was named security chief
■ to a pres silt force of SO. This in
cludes 1| patrolmen, four ser
geants, a lieutenant and assistant
chief. Other personnel include
clerks and fmHtime student opera
tors of radio equipment installed
Engineering center
to open by Nov.-
Engineering students at AAM
will be attending rlsssis in the
now $10» million Engineering
Center by late fall, construction
officials reported Monday.
Project Inspector Joe Zemsnek
said tha building will be com
pleted by November or surly De
cember, depending on delivery
■ml installation of equipment.
Telephone systems are cur
rently being installed and the«
exterior work la' expected to be
within 6»o weeks,
ikL
VHs noted Undoes ping will be
gin in early September, under the
direction of tho AAM Grounds
Department.
Dean Prod J.
lasses will he
In the wow 1 four-story struc
ture as soon as the building la
accepted by tha university.
Included in the eentei' are a
sub-basement, basement and four
floors. There are STS rooms in
the building.
in. police quarters in Room 17 of
the YMCA. Pj.
Powell indicated the biggest
challenge has been improving the
force and working out campus
parking.
Before becoming A AM’s police
chief, Powell taught Uw enforce
ment over the state seven years
wtih the Police Training School.
He is past president of the Texas
Assoc is lion of College and Uni
versity Traffic and Security De
partments.
Ten employees
to retire today
from Food Dept
Retirement certificates, service
pins and gifts have been pre
sented to 10 Pood Service De
partment personnel retiring to
day at AAM.
Retirees include James C. (Pop
corn) Stewart and Willia How
ard, cooks with 46 and 28 years
service; Merlon D. Garcia, assist
ant catering steward with S8
yuan; John D. Tubbs, mainten
ance foreman, 32 years.
Also, maintenance worker Wil
lie C. Clark, 26 yean food service
worker Ignacio Navarro, 20
yean; watchman Jesse S. Walker,
Ed E. Blackmon and Jaaae G.
Gibson, and cook Simmie L.
Figures.
Retireascnt certificates signed
by President Jack K. Williams
wen presented by Tom D. Cherry,
vice president for business af
faire. '# N
s "These good folks have 208
yean experience in Sbisa, Dun
can and other campus food serv
ice areas,” commented Fred W.
DoUar, department director. "If
I could laugh enough or cry
, enough to keep any one of them
I would, because these an all de
lightful people.”
Cherry, who spoke to 70 people
assembled for the retirement cere
monies, praised the Pood Service
Department and AAM employees
who work in it.
"It's said nobody is indispea-
sibte, but people who work are,
the vice president commented
"I’m proud of our food service.
Ill match it against anyone's
anywhere. Othen recognise \
superiority of Texas ARM's food
aorviet by coming hen to learn
frem It."
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