Historical December 1976 police report.
Tag: Public Safety
It’s Christmas shopping time in our homes and on the streets.
Historical notice effective December 6, 1976.
Five area policemen and six citizens received the Women's Crusade Against Crime Medal of Valor in ceremonies held at 4:00 P.M.
Out of concern for the problems faced by firemen in our neighborhood one week recently (small fires and false alarms), Sarah Stuart of the 4th Grade at St. Roch's School suggested that the class write notes to Captain Neil Svetanics of Firehouse 30 on DeBaliviere to express their feelings.
The team police in the area have exexpressed a desire to paint addresses on the top step in front of every residence in the Skinker-Debaliviere area and also on the garage or post in the back of every residence.
The Women's Crusade Against Crime will hold the fifth annual National Town Meeting—The National Crusade RoundUp—October 4-7, 1976, at the new Breckenridge Pavilion Inn, according to an announcement by Mrs. James McClellan and Mrs. Ann Slaughter, Crusade Co-Chairmen.
Mrs. Richard C.
METROPOLITAN POLICE DEPARTMENT City of St. Louis 1200 Clark Avenue St. Louis, Mo.
In February of this year, the 5900 Block of Waterman formed a block club.
Historical April 1976 opinion, including period descriptions of law, treatment and crime prevention; preserved as source material, not current guidance.
Team Policing is off to a good start in the Skinker-DeBaliviere area.
