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27-28 News Bull. 1 (1967-1968)

handle is hein.barjournals/ialaw0028 and id is 1 raw text is: THE NEWS OF THE BULLETIN Iowa State Bar Association Vol. XXVII1, No. 1 1101 Fleming Building, Des Moines, Iowa December, 1967-January, 1968 SUPREME COURT ADOPTS RULES FOR COURT ADMINISTRATION. APPROVES APPOINTMENT OF CHIEF JUDGES IN DISTRICTS, AND ADOPTS AMENDMENTS TO CERTAIN RULES OF CIVIL PROCEDURE Set forth below for the Information of the membership is a recent Order of the Supreme Court relative to the above. Any member wishing copies of the rules may obtain the same by writing to Mr. C. A. Kadig, Statis- tician of the Judicial Department, Supreme Court of Iowa, Statehouse, Des Moines, Iowa. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF IOWA ORDER ADOPTING RULES FOR COURT ADMINISTRATION, APPROV- ING APPOINTMENT OF CHIEF JUDGES IN THE DISTRICTS AND ADOPTING AMENDMENTS TO CER- TAIN EXISTING RULES OF CIVIL PROCEDURE. Pursuant to Senate File 221, Laws Sixty- Second General Assembly, amending chap- ter 604, Code 1966, the supreme court has adopted Rules for Court Administration, copy of which is attached. Pursuant to Rule 4 so adopted, the chief justice, with approval of the supreme court, has appointed the district judges shown on the attached list to serve as chief judges In their respective districts for a two-year term, commencing January 1, 1968, with eligibility for reappointment. This order shall serve as such appoint- ment. Adoption of these Rules for Court Admin- Istration makes necessary some amend- ments to existing Rules of Civil Procedure to become effective January 1, 1968. The supreme court has approved and adoptcd the amendments attached. In addition thereto they have approved and adopted a further amendment to Rule 215.1 as fol- lows: Amend Rule 215.1 by striking the words or term from line four (4) of the next to the last paragraph thereof. DONE this 15th day of December, 1967. SUPREME COURT OF IOWA, By /s/ T. G. Garfeld, Chief Justice. The Chief Judge in each District is as fol- lows: (Continued on page 3) RESOLUTION ON JUDGES RETIREMENT ADOPTED MEMBERSHIP HIGHEST IN HISTORY LEGISLATIVE POLICY RE-AFFIRMED The Board of Gove rnors of The Iowa State Bar Association met for Its Third Regular Meeting on December 6, 1967, just prior to the 28th Annual Tax School. Space does not permit setting forth in complete detail the minutes of the meeting and the report herein carries only the highlights. President Neiman called the meeting to order and the Secretary reported a quorum present. President Neiman advised the Board of Governors that he, together with the Vice President and Secretary had attended the funeral service of deceased Board member, John J. Locher, Jr., in Cedar Rapids and that a memorial to Mr. Locher had been contri- buted by the Association to the Iowa State Bar Foundation. Thereupon, it was moved, seconded and unanimously carried that the reading of the minutes of the last meeting be waived and that said minutes be approved as heretofore mailed to each member of the Board. . TREASURER'S REPORT The Treasurer reported that as of the fiscal year through November 30, 1967, the Asso- ciation had total assets of $118,076.55, with a net worth of $117,668.35, and has operated completely In the bladck to date. Each mem- ber of the Board had before him the operating statement and balance sheet for the first five months of the current fiscal year through November 30, 1967, and the individual items set forth therein were discussed. The Association's cash position as of No- vember 30, 1967, exclusive of accounts re- ceivable, accrued Interest receivable and legal forms inventory, was as follows: Cash in Bank ................$35680.32 Petty Cash .................... 25.00 Savings Accounts Des Moines Savings and Loan Associa- (Continued on page 8) 28th ANNUAL TAX SCHOOL THIRD LARGEST IN HISTORY Over 1,200 lawyers attended the 28th Annual Tax School held in Des Moines on December 7, 8 and 9, 1967, making it the third largest in history. Closed circuit TV was again used and many compliments were paid to the Tax Com- mittee for its excellent work In prepar- ing the School. The Board of Governors Is grateful to the Tax Committee for its efforts and the Headquarters Office has been ad- vised that the Committee li already hard at work planning the 29th Annual Tax School which will be held in Decem- ber of 1968. Please Reserve May 22-23-24,1968, for the Ninety-Fifth Annual Meeting of the Iowa State Bar Association to be Held at the Hotel Fort Des Moines, Des Moines, Iowa

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