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July 22, 1987, Portland Observer, Page 5
Chief Brown Receives
NOBLE's 1987 "Robert Lamb
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Police Chief Lee P. Brown has been selected by the National
Organization of Black I aw Enforcement Executives (NOBLE) as its "Robert
Lamb Humanitarian Award" recipient for 1987. The award was presen­
ted to Chief Brown at an awards banquet in Oakland, California, on July 10,
1987.
The humanitarian award is presented annually to a NOBLE member who
has made a outstanding contribution to law enforcement in the areas of the
use of deadly force, human rights and human welfare. The award is named
in honor of Robert Lamb, Jr., a well-know and highly-respected NOPI E
member who has been a leader and philanthropist in the field of law enfor­
cement for many years.
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Chief Brown's outstanding contributions as a humanitarian include im­
plementing police restraint policies governing the use of deadly force and
successfully structuring and facilitating a more cooperative relationship
between the police and the public in an ongoing, interactive process.
"I am truly honored to have been selected to receive this prestigious
award," Chief Brown said. "This personal and professional recognition
would not have been possible, however, without the strong commitment
Houston police officers have toward maintaining the highest standards of
policing as they deliver quality police services to all parts of our city in a
manner that is responsive to neighborhood concers. Their actions are in-
Ruth M ooneyham o f LaPine, Oregon and Carl Taylor ot Hortrana
w ere the w inners o f G .l. Joe's J u ly Fourth Sweepstakes. M o o ne y­
ham and her fam ily are show n in the Jeep W rangler she w o n .
in cooperation w ith the Oregon Jeep Renault Dealers Associa
tio n . Carl Taylor (third from right) w o n a trip fo r tw o to the
1988 Sum m er O lym pics in Seoul. Korea, in cooperation w ith KGW
TV Shannon Keltz. advertising coordinator fo r G.l. Joe's (second
fro m rig h t), and Bob McGrain (far right) o f N o rth w est Jeep Re" a“ ' ’
__th o uuinners whose names were draw n fro m over 100.000
Police Chief Lee P. Brown
Cabaret/Bakra Bata & Dub DeBrie
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day, Ju ly 29, the south Park Blocks will ring with the sounds of a carnival
parade and the BAKRA BATA STEEL BAND from Seattle. M onday,
A ugust 3, DUB DEBRIE on acoustic guitar will entertain. All concerts
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