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3 Mun. Att'y [i] (1962)

handle is hein.journals/municatto3 and id is 1 raw text is: eyney Vol. 3 No. I January 1962 ational Institute of 1W 19 RITVikaDfficers SERVING CITY ATTORNCAAW YrAR T THROUGH INFORMATION, R ESEARCH AND COOPERATION CITY TASK FORCE ON BID-RIGGING DAMAGES MAKES IMPORTANT DECISIONS Decisions of paramount importance to participating cities were the outcome of the most recent Washington, D. C., meeting of the City Task Force on Bid-Rigging Damages. Task Force members and consultants take time out from the business of their meeting to pose for this picture. They are from left to right seated John J. Fleming, city attorney of Milwaukee; Leo A. Larkin, corporation counsel of New York City; Chairman John C. Melaniphy, corporation counsel of Chica- go; J. Elliott Drinard, city attorney of Richmond; David Berger, city solicitor of Philadelphia; and N. H. Goldstick, assistant corporation counsel of Detroit. Standing in the back row from left to right are Lenox G. Cooper, Task Force Staff Member; Raymond J. Kelly, Acting Task Force Director; Charles S. Rhyne, general counsel of NIMLO; Brice W. Rhyne, associate general counsel of NIMLO; and Thomas H. Gallagher, assistant corporation counsel of Detroit. Also participating in the meeting, but not in the photograph, were Ralph S. Locher, director of law of Cleveland, and Gilmore Tillman, chie assistant city attorney of Los Angeles. (See story on page 2.)

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