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HOUSTON — Lee Brown,
on his first day of work as Hous
ton’s first black police chief, said
he assumed the post with no pre
conceived notions other than a
general opposition to private in
terference and with the objec
tive of making the department
the best in the country.
The remarks were in refer
ence to comments about the
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Houston department’s reputa
tion as one of the nation’s most
troubled law enforcement
forces.
In a news conference Mon
day, the former chief of Atlan
ta’s police said he generally
opposes the Guardian Angels
and civilian review boards.
“It depends on what they ulti
mately end up doing,” Brown
said of the Guardian Angels, a
civilian patrol force that
the
citizens and assisting police.
“As a public policy matter, it’s
my belief that any agency that
works in the law enforcement
arena should do it through the
auspices of the police depart
ment.
espouses the goals of protecting
“Policing has to be under con
trols, and there should be one
agency to provide that and in
this instance it is the Houston
Police Department.”
Brown, named last month as
the city’s first black police chief
by its first woman majoij
Whitmire, also saidhejf
opposes civilian revbk
bodies created to proivi
side monitoring of tit j
force.
He said historialltj
groups have been m
symptom of dissatisfact
have been ineffective.
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those who advocate them J
them to deliver,” Browl
New nine-digit ZIP codes
phased into A&M and CS J u d
United P
by Julie Farrar
Battalion Reporter
Nine-digit ZIP codes, which
the Postal Service introduced
last fall, are slowly being phased
in at Texas A&M University and
in College Station, says Monroe
Hejl, supervisor of mails and de
livery at the College Station Post
Office.
numbers will further define the
area.
When the plan is put into
effect, each department on cam
pus will have different ZIP
codes.
The nine-digit ZIP codes will
be the same five digits now used
by an area, plus a hyphen and
four new numbers. These new
People who have a post office
box at the College Station main
office will simply add the four
digits of their box number to the
current ZIP code.
Most businesses and post
office boxes receiving 10 or
more pieces of mail each day
already have been issueil
new ZIP codes. Howevaj
will wait until they
ter heads and stationen
they switch to the
method, Hejl said. Residf
be notified of their
codes early next year, kti
The Postal Service pi
the idea so mail can bepi
faster. Carriers now
mail when they n
however, the new ZIP
enable each letter to kl
sorted by machines
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The Texas Aggie Band will
be honored with a benefit barbe
cue from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
Thursday at the Texas Hall of
Fame.
The dinner is sponsored by
the University Committee of the
Bryan-College Station Chamber
of Commerce.
The barbecue will honor the
band’s dedication and hard
work as well as let people in the
community get to know the
band members, said Robert Nel
son, branch manager of the
Bryan Chamber of Commerce
office.
“We’re proud of the band for
the spirit it generaiesalil
versity,” Nelson said.
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The chamber of com
had planned to holdthtij
last fall, but because i
hand’s busy schedule,!
to postpone the dinner|
ring, he said.
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The MSC Variety Show Committee
GottcyuUtiicUeA. the 'I/UituteSui
of the i983. MSG Va/uety Show-:
| First Place: “The Stacked Deck” featuring Rick Thurmon,
| Ken Golden, Steve Ard, and Wa))y Harwood
| Second Place: Tara Glass and George Stearns
| Third Place: Alan Logan and Sandi Parriott
j We wish to thank all of the participants in the show and I
| great audience Friday night.
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