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6 Antitrust (Newsl.) 1 (1984-1985)

handle is hein.journals/antitrust6 and id is 1 raw text is: AnfitRust@ The Section of Antitrust Law Volume 6 American Bar Association Number 1 750 N. Lake Shore Drive Fall 1984 Chicago, IL 60611 Outgoing Chairman's Report by Richard W. Pogue It is with mixed emotions that I report the passing of the Chairman's gavel to Richard A. Whitingof Wash- ington, DC at the Annual Meeting in Chicago. It was a difficult undertak- ing because my year at the helm of the Section which ended August 7 was an exceptionally satisfying chapter in my professional career. At the same time, however, I was heartened by the fact that Dick Whiting and the rest of the strong Section leadership for the new program year have demonstrated their ability and dedication and will assuredly continue the Section's tradi- tion of accomplishment and service. I believe that the Section made sig- nificant progress during the 1983-84 Program Year- particularly in con- nection with the promptness and ex- cellence of its publications (including our landmark work, Antitrust Law Developments (Second)), highly in- formative and topical programs, in- creased committee activity, better liaison with other professional groups and governmental entities, develop- ment and presentation of well-consid- Continued on ,age 6 New Officers and .Council Members Elected The Section's Annual Luncheon on August 7, 1984 was the occasion of the traditional changing of the guard. Chairman-Elect Richard A. Whiting as- sumed the position of Chairman of the Section from Outgoing Chairman Richard W. Pogue. Chairman Whiting expressed the Section's appreciation to Chairman Pogue for his outstanding leadership during the past year. At the August 7 Business Meeting, the Section elected a slate of new officers and Council members for 1984-85: Chairman-Elect ............................ JAMES T. HALVERSON Vice-Chairmen ............. CASWELL O. HOnBS, III and MARKCRANE Secretary .................................. HARRY M . REASONER Finance Officer ................................... JAMFSF. RILL Section Delegate .................................. IRVING SCHIER Council Members for Terms Ending 1987 ............ LEEA. FREEMAN,JR., HENRY L. KING, JAMES P. MELICAN,JR., CARl. L. STEINIIOUSE, SANFORD YOSOWITZ For Term Ending 1985 (to serve the last year of the late Wilson W. Herndon's unexpired tcrm) ........... HAROLD R. SciMumT The Section also voted to waive dues for the first year of Antitrust Section membership for those members of the Law Student Division of the ABA who, upon graduation from law school and admission to th! bar, beconie regular members of the ABA and the Antitrust Section. RICO Subcommittee Set The Council recently approved the creation of a Subcommittee on RICO and Other Related Crimes as the first subcommittee of the Criminal Practice and Procedure Committee. Jeffery M. Cross, of Chicago, has been appointed to chair the new subcommittee. Any Section member wishing to be ap- pointed to this subcommittee (or to any other committee or subcom- mittee of the Section) should write to the Chairman of the Section, Richard A. Whiting, 1250 Con. necticut Avenue, N.W., Wash- ington, DC 20036, with a copy to ABA Staff Liaison, Candy Oster- busch, 750 N. Lake Shore Dr., Chicago, IL 60611. SECTION CALENDAR October 11-12, 1984 National Institute on Industrial and Intellectual Property- The Antitrust Interface Franklin Plaza Hotel Philadelphia, PA March 20-22, 1985 33rd Annual Spring Meeting The Shorchaam Hotel Washington, DC July 4-10 and 15-19, 1985 Antitrust Section and ABA Annual Meetings Washington, DC and London, England Copyright © 1984 American Bar Association Produced by the ABA Press

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