Undaunted by the slogan specifics of the Crime Blocker program - "Lend Your Eyes and Ears to the Police" - several dozen deaf persons have been trained as Crime Blockers in both city and county areas.
Category: Crime
Many thanks to our neighborhood organizations and residents for their donations and cooperation in helping to make the Welcome Reception for our ten foot patrolmen and their wives or escorts a success.
Nick and I want to thank you for inviting us to the party at St. Roch's last Saturday night.
Sergeant Theodore R.
The Women's Crusade Against Crime has opened a second Court Information Desk in the Municipal Courts Building, 1320 Market St. This one, located on the Third Floor, is directed primarily to serving witnesses, according to Mrs. Parker, Burns and Mrs. Robert Fetch, co-chairmen of the Crusade's Courts Committee.
Above are Glenn Cole and Eugene Bauer, new foot patrolmen in our area, at an introduction ceremony held on April 7, 1975, at the 7 thDistrict Headquarters.
The Parkview Association has recently organized a Security Committee under the chairmanship of Grace Norris, 6224 McPherson.
Because a state of crisis has been reached in Missouri prisons, the Women's Crusade Against Crime is calling on members of the Appropriations Committee and other state officials to re-evaluate the budget and find the $15 millions necessary for two mediumsecurity institutions.
"The Sensitive Subject of Rape and How to Handle It" is the title of a new brochure available from the Women's Crusade Against Crime.
A WHN general meeting is planned for Thursday, April 3 at 7:30 p.m. at the Des Peres Library.
Stained glass windows are among the most cherished features of houses in the Skinker-DeBaliviere area.
Parkview residents met with representatives from the St. Louis and University City Police Departments late in January at Betty and Bob Renard's house for a discussion of crime prevention in the area.
