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IPA Hessen-Journal März 2018 Impressum Inhalt Herausgeber: IPA-Landesgruppe Hessen e. V. Grußwort des Landesgruppensekretärs Adickesallee 70 60322 Frankfurt am Main E-Mail: [email protected] Aus der Redaktion Homepage: http://www.ipa-hessen.de Leiter der Landesgruppe: Das Neueste aus der IPA-Landesgruppe Hessen e. V. Jürgen Linker - IPA-Landesgruppe Hessen mit eigenem Stand bei der Feldstraße 77 a 10. Int. Fachmesse für Polizei- und Spezialausrüstung (GPEC) 61352 Bad Homburg v. d. H. Tel./Fax (p) 06172/44189 Aus den Verbindungsstellen Sekretäre der Landesgruppe: Helmut Loos Königsberger Straße 19 Verbindungsstelle Bebra-Rotenburg 65779 Kelkheim - Jahreshauptversammlung mit Ehrungen Tel (p): 06195/65920 Verbindungsstelle Bergstraße e. V. Wolfgang Ubl - Motorradfahren & Endurowandern auf Mallorca Steinkleeweg 12 61352 Bad Homburg v. d. H. - Wanderwoche in der Lüneburger Heide Tel. (p) 06172/482638 - 2. Wurfscheibenschießen Schatzmeister der Landesgruppe: Verbindungsstelle Fulda e. V. Roland Schwarz Hans-Rother-Steg 46-48 - Adventsfahrt zum Schokoladenfestival in Tübingen 61440 Oberursel - Neujahrsempfang Tel. (p) 06171/9160579 Tel. (d) 069/755-22116 Verbindungsstelle Gießen e. V. Redaktion: - „Down Under“ - Praktikum in Australien Landesgruppenvorstand der IPA-Landesgruppe Hessen e. V. Verbindungsstelle Groß-Gerau e. V. - Mitgliederversammlung mit Ehrung Verantwortlich: Wolfgang Ubl (komm.) - Besuch bei der Polizei in Saratoga Springs (N.Y.) Steinkleeweg 12 61352 Bad Homburg Verbindungsstelle Kassel e. V. Tel. (p) 06172/482638 - Polizisten spenden für Kinder [email protected] - Neujahrsbegrüßung mit Ehrungen Redaktionsmitglieder: - 1. Kasseler Motorradtreffen Christel Schneider Am Grenzberg 1a Verbindungsstelle Limburg-Weilburg e. V. 63654 Büdingen Tel. (p) 06042/952222 - Winterwanderung e-Mail: [email protected] Verbindungsstelle Main-Rodau e. V. Cornelia Weyer - Mitgliederversammlung e-Mail: [email protected] - Heringsessen mit Ehrungen Verbindungsstelle Werra-Meißner e. V. - 2-Tages-Busreise nach Bamberg und Coburg Interessantes, Polizeiliches, Allgemeines (IPA) - 22. Nationaler Kongress der IPA Deutsche Sektion 2020 erneut in Fulda Erscheinungsweise: Das IPA Hessen-Journal wird vier mal jährlich im Internet sowie im Intranet der hessischen Polizei veröffentlicht, und Die letzte Seite zwar grundsätzlich jeweils zu Beginn der Monate März, Juni, September und Dezember. Ein Druck des Heftes erfolgt nicht. Titelseite: Nachdrucke, auch auszugsweise sowie die Herstellung von fotografischen Vervielfältigungen, Mikrofilmen u.a. - Logo der GPEC (Inernationale Fachmesse für Polizei- und sind nur mit ausdrücklicher Genehmigung der Redaktion Spezialausrüstung und unter genauer Quellenangabe gestattet. Die Benutzung von Anschriften zu Werbezwecken ist untersagt und wird als Verstoß gegen die gesetzlichen Bestimmungen über unlauteren Wettbewerb (Gesetz vom 7.6.1909), bzw. als Verletzung des Urheberrechts Redaktionsschluss für die nächsten Ausgaben sind (Gesetz vom 19.6.1909) strafrechtlich verfolgt. Auch ist die Benutzung von Ausschnitten zur Anzeigenwerbung der 07.02., 07.05., 07.08. und 07.11. eines jeden Jahres untersagt. IPA Hessen-Journal - März 2018 Liebe Leserinnen und Leser des Hessen-Journals, wer mit dem entsprechenden Tatendrang ausgestattet war, konnte sich in den vergangenen annähernd 20 Jahren mit seinem IPA-Ausweis nationale und internationale Dinge erschlie- ßen, von dem so mancher Zeitgenosse nur träumen kann. Fleißige und ehrenamtliche Hel- fer in allen Bereichen haben stets dafür gesorgt, dass die aktiven und interessierten Mitglie- der das erleben konnten, was unseren Verein so besonders macht: Sich über Grenzen hinaus in Freundschaft treffen und miteinander kommunizieren. Und das alles bei einem Jahresbeitrag in Höhe von 25 Euro (das entspricht 2,08 Euro im Monat oder 0,07 Euro-Cent am Tag). Ende des letzten Jahres beim Nationalen Kongress in Hannover war es dann soweit. Deut- lich über 100 Delegierte aus dem gesamten Bundesgebiet waren sich einig darüber, dass man das Service-Paket der IPA mit dem aktuellen Jahresbeitrag nicht mehr aufrecht erhal- ten kann und beschlossen daher eine moderate Anhebung auf 30 Euro (das entspricht 2,50 Euro im Monat oder 0,08 Euro-Cent am Tag). Was bedeutet das für die Verbindungsstellen mit ihren aktiven und interessierten Mitglie- dern? Der Grundgedanke des Nationalen Kongresses war, die Flexibilität der Verbindungsstellen (insbesondere die mit weniger Mitgliedern) zu stärken. Ein weiterer wichtiger Aspekt war ebenfalls, finanzielle Änderungen im Bereich der IPA Deutsche Sektion auszugleichen, von denen übrigens bundesweit alle Mitglieder profitieren. Im Ergebnis wurden 2 Euro der IPA Deutsche Sektion und 3 Euro den Landesgruppen zugesprochen. In Hessen entscheidet unser oberstes IPA-Gremium, der Landesdelegiertentag (etwa 80 Delegierte aus den hessischen Verbindungsstellen), über die weitere Verteilung der zuge- sprochenen 3 Euro. Ich kann an dieser Stelle schon bekannt geben, dass der Vorstand der IPA-Landesgruppe Hessen e. V. auf einen Anteil verzichten und beim in diesem Jahr in Korbach stattfindenden Landesdelegiertentag den Antrag stellen wird, dass die 3 Euro in voller Höhe den Verbin- dungsstellen zugesprochen werden. Und ich bin mir sicher, dass dieser Antrag die volle Zustimmung der Delegierten finden wird. Unter dem Strich bleiben uns diejenigen, die den oben beschriebenen und aus meiner Sicht logischen Vorgang mit einer Kündigung quittieren. Aus welchem Grund auch immer muss man diese Entscheidungen akzeptieren und nach vorne schauen. Suchen Sie daher in Ihrem beruflichen Umfeld nach Aspiranten, die aktiv und interessiert an unserem nicht immer alltäglichen Vereinsleben für einen moderaten Jahresbeitrag in Höhe von 30 Euro (nebenbei bemerkt ohne Aufnahmegebühr) teilnehmen möchten. Ihr / Euer Wolfgang Ubl (Sekretär Mitgliederverwaltung, IPA-Landesgruppe Hessen e. V.) IPA Hessen-Journal - März 2018 Aus der Redaktion Liebe IPA-Freundinnen, liebe IPA-Freunde, in unserer Dezember-Ausgabe 2017 hat sich Bernhard Huder, unser langjähriger Redakteur des Hessen-Journals, aus gesundheitlichen Gründen vorzeitig aus seinem Amt verabschiedet und namentlich einen Nachfolger benannt. Dieser hatte sich bereits im November 2017 anlässlich der Herbsttagung der Verbindungsstellenleiter bereit erklärt, die Funktion des Redakteurs unserer Online-Ausgabe zu übernehmen und wurde aktiv in die Entstehung der De- zember-Ausgabe mit eingebunden. Leider kam es während der Übergabe-Phase dieses Nachfolgers zu unüber- brückbaren Differenzen, auf die ich an dieser Stelle nicht näher eingehen möchte. Im Ergebnis muss ich daher leider an dieser Stelle seinen Rücktritt vermelden. Was zur Folge hat, dass der Vorstand der IPA-Landesgruppe Hessen e. V. erneut auf der Suche nach einem ge- eigneten Redakteur für unsere Publikation ist. Als temporärer Redakteur des Hessen-Journals kann ich nicht abstreiten, dass mir die Produktion des Heftes sehr viel Spaß und Freude bereitet. Vor einigen Wochen hatte ich unsere Verbindungsstellenleiter darum gebeten, die aus der Vergangenheit bekannten „fleißigen Schreiberlinge“ darauf hinzuweisen, dass noch ausreichend Platz in der März-Ausgabe vorhanden ist. Ein Blick in den Inhalt dieses Heftes zeigt, wie das Echo ausgefallen ist. Dafür an dieser Stelle allen einen herzlichen Dank für die übersandten Beiträge. Verbunden mit dem Hinweis, dass die Juni- Ausgabe bereits in den Startlöchern steht und auf seine Betankung wartet. Die schlechte Nachricht ist, dass sich in der „Kurstadt“ derzeit zwei ziemlich arbeitsintensive Funktionen mehr oder weniger auf den Füßen stehen. Das führt dazu, dass es insbesondere vor dem Erscheinungstermin unserer Onli- ne-Ausgabe zu Verzögerungen im sonst üblichen Arbeitsablauf bei meiner ursprünglichen Funktion als Sekretär für die Mitgliederverwaltung und Datenverarbeitung kommen kann. Ich würde mich daher sehr darüber freuen, wenn sich alsbald ein Nachfolger für die Redaktion bereit erklärt. Ihr / Euer Wolfgang Ubl Ersatzredakteur des IPA Hessen-Journals IPA Hessen-Journal - März 2018 Das Neueste aus der Landesgruppe Hessen e. V. Nachruf Die IPA-Landesgruppe Hessen e. V. sowie die IPA-Verbindungsstelle Hanau e. V. trauern um Heribert („Harry“) Hein der am 31.01.2018 im Alter von 79 Jahren verstarb. Heribert („Harry“) Hein trat 2001 der IPA bei. Seit 2006 war er der Schatzmeister der Verbindungsstelle Hanau e. V. Für seine Vorstandstätigkeit erhielt er im Jahr 2015 die Goldene Ehrennadel (9 Jahre) Er wird uns unvergessen bleiben. International Police Association Für die IPA-Landesgruppe Hessen e. V. Für die Verbindungsstelle Hanau e. V. Jürgen Linker Franz-Josef Böhm Landesgruppenleiter Verbindungsstellenleiter IPA Hessen-Journal - März 2018 Das Neueste aus der Landesgruppe Hessen e. V. Nachruf Die IPA-Landesgruppe Hessen e. V. sowie die IPA-Verbindungsstelle Korbach trauern um Volker Tschepe der am 26.01.2018 im Alter von 48 Jahren verstarb. Volker Tschepe trat 2003 der IPA bei. Seit 2014 war er der Sekretär der Verbindungsstelle Korbach Er wird uns unvergessen bleiben. International Police Association Für die IPA-Landesgruppe Hessen e. V. Für die Verbindungsstelle Korbach Jürgen Linker Karl Heinrich Behle Landesgruppenleiter Verbindungsstellenleiter IPA Hessen-Journal - März 2018 Das Neueste aus der Landesgruppe Hessen e. V. Nachruf Die IPA-Landesgruppe Hessen e. V. sowie die IPA-Verbindungsstelle Korbach trauern um Karl Heinz Schlömer der am 29.12.2017 im Alter von 87 Jahren verstarb. Karl Heinz Schlömer trat 1960 der IPA bei. In der Zeit von 1964 bis 1972
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