The Times
Wednesday, December 1, 1976, page 2 (of 27)
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FOP calls for police chief's resignation
From Page 1 than 12 officers there," he said, "but I can't tell you the number of officers because we promised those officers still with the city that we wouldn't." Terminello has filed a suit against the city in federal court alleging that his civil rights were violated. Terminello also has approached the American Civil Liberties Union of Florida in the hope that the ACLU will take up FOP's cause in initiating a suit against the city over the police department's rules and regulations for police officers. In an effort to learn the truth about happenings within the police department, City Manager Present received the approval of the city's council to have an unbiased, out-of-state consultant come to the city, investigate and talk to anyone he wants and make recommendations to the city. According to the city's charter, the city manager is the only one who can appoint or remove department heads, the police chief concluded.
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Marine Council VP to speak at meeting
Vice President of The Marine Council, Richard R. Cummins, the publisher of GO BOATING, will be the guest speaker at the South Dade Chamber of Commerce monthly luncheon meeting, Friday, Dec. 3, at the Sweden House Restaurant, 14875 S. Dixie Highway. The meeting starts at 11:45 a.m. The subject of Cummins' presentation will be "The Impact of Recreational Boating on Dade County." For information, call the South Dade Chamber, 238-7192.
After 50 years, we're right back where we started.
The Coconut Grove Bank is proud to announce that after 5 decades of solid, substantial growth under the same management, we're finally taking a step backward. Coconut Grove Bank now has a new office at the corner of Main Highway and Grand Avenue. Which brings up an interesting point. Main Highway was the site of the original Coconut Grove Bank building back in 1926. Of course, we've come a long way since then. In terms of resources. In terms of service. We now have the latest equipment. And 24 hour Jill. A super international department. And the most modern banking facilities. But in many respects, we've never changed. We've remained independent instead of becoming part of a huge banking chain. And we still provide the kind of neighborhood atmosphere and neighborly service that we did way back in 1926. Only now we provide it at two places. The Coconut Grove Bank building on South Bayshore Drive and our new office at the corner of Main Highway and Grand Avenue. Right back where we started, 50 years ago. Coconut Grove Bank 50 years old and as young as the Grove. Main office at South Bayshore Drive & SW 27 Avenue. And the new office at corner of Main Highway and Grand Avenue. 858-6666. Member FDIC.
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