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1974 NSBA Newsl. 1 (1974)

handle is hein.barjournals/neblwr1974 and id is 1 raw text is: nebraska state bar association 1019 Sharp Building, Lincoln, NE 68508 (402) 477-7717 February 1974 YOUR PRESI DENT NOTES The officers of your association are concentrating on the continuing education ,and disciplinary programs and hope in the near future to complete appointment of the directors of these activities. The program of reorganizing the 'Nebraska State Bar Founda- tion is proceeding and the -C'xecutive Council has approved '.jppointments of Deryl Hamaan and Marvin Schmid of Omaha; Richard Knudsen and Taylor Greer of Lincoln; and Alfred Blessing of Hastings to the Foundation Board of Directors. President Tom Davies of the Foundation has held a meeting of the new board and commit- tees have been appointed to formulate and carry out a pro- gram of the Foundation. The ABA Mid-Year Meeting at Houston provided officers with much material for considera- tion in our association programs. The Executive Coun.cil met February 16 at Columbus and will meet again at Grand Is- land April 25. These meet- ings are, of course, open to 1ll members of the Association oitho might want to attend. HeWarng on LB 705 During the past week I parti- cipated in hearings on LB 903 (continued on paqe 2) FIVE DIRECTORS NAMED TO BAR FOUNDATION Five attorneys have been named Directors of the newly reorganized Nebraska State Bar Foundation. They are: Alfred Blessing of Hastings; Deryl Hamaan and Marvin Schmid of Omaha; and Taylor Greer and Richard Knudsen of Lincoln. The five were elected at a meeting of the Foundation's Board of Directors Jan. 1. They join the five existing directors: Tom Davies of Lincoln, president; Bert Overcash of Lincoln, vice president; Flavel Wright of Lincoln, secretary-treasurer; James Lane of Ogallala and Laurens Williams of Washing- ton, D.C., who were elected at the Foundation's Annual Meeting in Omaha last November. The Nebraska State Bar Foundation is a non-profit corporation established in 1963 to promote educational, literary, scientific and charitable purposes. The Foundation has four special classes of members of active and inactive members of the State Bar. They are: Fel- low Members, who contribute $1,000 payable over a 10-year period; Sponsor Members, $50 per year; Sustaining Members, $25 per year; and Subscribing Members, $10 per year. The funds are used to id- vance the science of juris- prudence; to promote the Al Blessing (top left), Taylor Greer (top right), Dick Knudsen (riqht) study of law and the diffu- sion of knowledge thereof; to cause to be published and to distribute literary works on legal subjects; and to ac- quire and exhibit historical and artistic items having legal significance. This year, the Foundation has contributed $15,00 to Nebras- ka Continuing Legal Education, Inc., the new non-profit cor- poration organized by the State Association to provide continuing legal education in Nebraska, to help get this program under way. At the January 11 meeting, chairmen and members were named for the three committees of the Foundation. Heading the program committee will be Taylor Greet. His committee includes: Charles Adams, Dick Knudsen, Al Ellick, Tom (continued on page 3) 74- I

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