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9 Bull. 1 (1968-1969)

handle is hein.baecl/buletin0009 and id is 1 raw text is: Cf he BrAsoitinOfEi Cut Pemi............. VOL 9-NO. I BUFFALO, NEW YORK 14203 SEPUMBIII 1968 4l'eNe YVSa As f PriM Law r v 11 ~ eriinar Dr Au r I t Sa HI Hotel or ay EYtob r 12 Jame V. lUll e H bann a ntcd a I e d t er crofWete iN Y I. n 1 4 r 4th ax Le ro arwi r t turesirt r r r s' irg with a igen aid r ' tat on law, arias and labiy pleadrg j statut 1 1 mit ti , Or evde adur I An out aid g anti ii en Will J Flynn. Jr s lectin t cor ftt m xc ,threfr y u r exoe Idhoc> trrbutey ur kill ii riaka ate i ttee an eff ive part of I A orn~'ton I ye are r saIl tied vull' your cwimittee a s gr e it rind fed ttat you aneentr it mie ybe a mem e eta di feint e imitle corta t Par A iaton it e d r qu I a r assigime t Y Id ix aPe cv ry effort to attend lie i ~et called by your cc - mtte t airman, P e Chairman if the C i ritl t Imo ierh I' K r er Reprt Alexand r exit ha. r I ev2,rv tine wti Mayo SeditaaidC ii- g1 Jj~y/ta 1''~ work ~t ax aria g ent etwees the Par A - so atio r and the City of Putfa o wh eby the Pa Assoc' tier car c operat with the City n ea >e (f e ldrerde Theprte rot civil d rder i only ore of the mary a'ca x it coy red b ' r the to lap riert ft K r Rep it Aides Sought For Work ii e rlteawrlt ix lvi Ii I e 'rica of a aila rilty of it at ser ee to ui pit 'tiereu en i ii '1' o' 1 w aw en I cc<ri h elbr' inalie I ml di - erirrina r aid six y ether hid A ry me 'r h r wh wisi' to work iar fed svlvd'iiiipliYst a theKerriKPoIi asiredle ~ I C r Ce d arM offer Ii is Ir r e P all ne fyu ar ry dat ' p r 1 1 il rd si lato e orrnem b . Y or ofte is and directors eanain I wikwtltlieinii al oirrihii ats Ve trlyyus JOHN I SMYTHE Pr sideat axExpert to Address w d n un tx frn f lreeh the Po A oif n fEl Gu ty~~ ~ ~~ nWensaSpeber a 1 00 m. n Pat X f Surm r niati'on by Sections ilrst Taskofdiii t v e %c*,10 ( p ,oti' cee l mcrc igaces' ere Sc c a sero e it lilt S area Orgasizatiex was appi v d a yea ago b Ba A c ne a d ccc r it af r e seasir studies by r officers a I Erect err Se retary Phyllis H Wittek ha been put 'ate peration 'aid John P Ssiyth. 'We eie tte en gr upiag vi Ia ii hate c si tee admisis- I t'e a as ii a ercatia speed er inte r hange of i t r nation b twe a cc ' a sd on iittee You alit dy ha e e uivd no it e or c inmittee xsexiiuernxiip a' 'I igaincat ard with the end f v at' in tte Par A sociaton I Id b read to give active con- sideration he the r u nerous prob- e r ttat c at oat the pr fession Urges Civic Attention attendance a in etiags of riunici- pal and neighborheot orga tint Other plans ut c ted by M S ythe ir luded: Incren ed eper t'os v i h tIe fede'ai Ode f F i'orri' Opp r- I nihy for 1 gal a a cc I the in sd r - priv' eged areas, gir a oluatarily ard v ithout I by the asseciati r Is est at a of Ite 00 bility 1 all wisg hh i'd year 1 w lode at I v k'at clew tout ads - riionofthelaw holardth ba as ci ties, C KU hni nt of n'h cnn uniT' n The four c ban as organized the a so 'atien I in ore that law a Par Ac Ii itics 18 comm theos' yers sara at le 1 as mud as killed Co poration Banking and Business esaftamen. The fox et on I th Lay, 6 e inmittees, Professional bureau, Mr Smythe said, would be ard Poblie Relations 15 ommittees to offer ad ise to lega off ec man- and Courts and Compensation, ~ agesrent ard to I lp a cstabllshisg cosmmitteet pastoarship of la~ ~ N'ae of the present cormmittees New Officers Seated till have individual status, but William J. Flyx a Jr 1 141 Aud probably will be assigned to future ubon Dr Snyde, was elected s- sections as revisions become neces- sociation vice president and w~ll na- sa ~' tomatically assuixe the presideney At the annual meeting on Juno next ear 14 President Smythe outlined a pol- Other uf'cers elected v ~ Icy prog am that calls for greater Treasurer M Robert Korea, diree- involvement by the Bar Association hors, Antlony J DeMar e James T. In community affairs that includes Duggan W'lliam J. Fitihenry Jr. giving attention to the recoma' en- dations of the President's Commis- Hubert J. Holler. sion on Civil Disorders. Out-going president Wi ham B H proposed that tha Association Mahoney prewated plaques to the following out going officers, should work to insure that any- Treasurer Dean C Stathacos; di- body involved in a disorder is given rectors, George R Blair, Frark N full protection of his civil rights, Cuomo, John T. Frizzell, Burton B be he the arrested or the police Sarles. Rights to be Protected He said this would Involve a - Mr. Sinythe presented Ms. Ma- elation members g tioned honey a plaque and gavel, a very the police station in the u s dur- sin all symbol of the work you have ~ ~. , done for this organization. a ii '. V '. .niiiytnr rig te wte. th Frhrhe nioted, t he fa ssocia t ion Is willin twrwih ayagen cy Ithecmmniy to peetdis- orders. ii r diodr he Boardof Directors at agJa e I)erauthorized. M. S T a intaonml ret rate ivicofcas A I under the chair- muanship -,of Attorney Alexander (C. Cores hs ee n appointe-d. t e gan fuctoin ca nc'A/with sv- At y XV i . Lytle vi e ~ e it rt 1 hI New York Sta Pa A so a irs tas ben na d e air mi' I tIc new State F r Se for on iso 1 as I Pstate Law k aWl xv' M T.vtlc in C w et s wil be Atom Ed- v 4 P M 1t , o I tea etd a s t he ectier xc uti o ~ itt repic ext ig c E'gttt J di'a D lit M' Muilyh' ben bar an ollrtctoaC B lomara Ce Vt Ii cc ard Po d e r Sorrega c s Ceor for Ii past I y' I i ne o tre ii ci tie P r Asec' i r a's it C Orca i atie e Ito iew Pr st asdlblatelawSeci wh'hwil Ia c so r 1 lund d memb s is in p o ic Mr. Lyti said One of I relisima y I p will be the in ti 1 reetiag f the Executive C itte is New Ye k City. prob- Iiidual taxpyewhshr fledestiatedtax eelrati o 19and adte'ss woisal meatsaTeIequed tcpofevise teir estimes torfech new ax tschre aviesJon Ifle Seice fm Buffalo ofth wcIthanwwrsetfrcr hid of Pod e abi y K r~odaxdant al k x Iodu bityri viA fredJu r t 1 1w' tiior 'Il'(aftrno<in c' ida a trial d io ta r it t ti qu t~r xtt~I th field (f Produ 1 1 ill Wilia i C a ha id PhI Mager, 1 lb a' g I Itonev d r t e ha t atie Moderat r to t ~ bet asliR B rw 0' rime er f the Pard (2, tteNewYoikSht A hr 'Irial Lawyer TI' ir~rn I ii I 'rte h 7/i art d ake a I e it vhh undam hal ft fildefProd 'I' Iibb I it Cs 1 5 ii law aft bjetadh r aiquc r mdi t d s t at Th wi cai~ r I riS3f am it 471 ith e Rn Slahi r Ii N imi w'i eab' oft e villbe el ste C ii' V F -' iwy 0 1- fain were 'a' ig hI' ela I 18 andidac adrite hi p tice of lay the Supreste C. it Appellate Div lox, I/co h Pc a mes 1, in Reehe she a Jor 26 TheP faolawyr xc John T Agat '82 P1mw '0 A e. Kevin J Pr akworth 90 Utica St Charles S Sparer 92 LaS'le Are. Brian J. 'I roy 174 Ke iville Rd. Ms. Phyl H Witek I/xe County Bar Assoc ahi a execut'v secretary, ard Attorney A bert K. Hill of Buffalo were among tIe wI' ~ nddre'sed thi ei'ndi dates at a luncheon and o icatatien program in Rochester. Luncheon hosts were the Bar Associa ion of Erie, Monroe and Onondaga Coun- ties. The Okiatoma Association board of gore ness has approved recommendations for a fair trial- free press agreement between tIe bar and news media in the state A committee of three lawyers and three new&nen had worked en the guidelines for three years IState Bar HonorsI News., R eport er tite summer meetin :of theNew- Yor-.k State Bar latlonm AlIn Lak Placid in early Jualy. An harn blekmention plaque aInd M)pr zwent tonMr0'Grdyan The Nf-,s fraRie fArtce het wr a utthnew tt e Mr. Ni O'Grady haswbeen a reporer for The N-s30yas thle last 122 years f hihhabe .0 AYo simlanawrdforl'anseries 1of Stories onathe1ae l sub w1,ject1w:as the, Syruse HerINaldJnal Emett 1:N (O1Brien chef o5th A 1l bure hau ofhe a nnettIsyi Sun, publisheoto N amCoun' ty, weeke, F each r1, ewired $25m 0, prizes and paqueIs from thestatem IN M.OYBie n awrote tern MrLurenw oteal miirationawof justice. :1 t )i ra r l'e (12 Oil 'e c~ tr t r 1 I I r f t 1 I Iii I as r I Ti. hi ('icC C r iii ,oonday Bar Meeting New Tax Estimates Soon Must be Filled I t -c al .in A f or no C.. P r c-, L Erl',2 CoQl'lf'VA, f, 3,, c I a

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