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31 St. Louis B. J. 1 (1984-1985)

handle is hein.barjournals/stloubj0031 and id is 1 raw text is: VOL. XXXI SUMMER 1984 NO. 1 0 0 0 ARTICLES Tie Comprehensive Election Act of 1977 by Charles B. Blackm ar . ................................................... 7 Political Broadcasting by Keltner W . Locke ....................................................... 14 Of Fog and Federalism - New Instrusion into State Ehection Procedures by ihomas B. Curtis and Leland B. Curtis .......................... 27 The Election Board - Frontline Regulation of Elections by Jerry B. W amser . ....................................................... 36 The Political Action Committee: How to Play the PAC Game-- Without a Quarter by Karl R. IBarnickol ...................................................... 45 FEATURES 'he President's Report by Charles A. Weiss ................................ 2 Editorial by John C. Rasp ........................................................ 4 Shaping the Future Saint Louis Univ'ersity School of Law - Recent Developments by Dean Rudolph C. Hasl .................................................. 53 Faculty Appointments and Promotions at Washington University School of Law by Dean F. Ilodge O'Neal ............................................... 54 Recent Additions to The Bench by Patricia A. Hill Judge Thomas C. Mummert, II - St. Louis Circuit Court ........ 56 Books in Brief Mis or fa Colhee Lawyet; reviewed by Judge Arthur itz ........ 56 Missoui Adv'ance Sheet Quiz by Edgar'T. Farmer . ....................... 57 Election Law, Ballot Fraud and the Great Divorce of 1876 by Joseph Fred Benson ..................................................58 Letters to the Editor . ............................................................ 60 The Brief Case by Charles A. Weiss ......................................... 61 A dvertiser's Index ................................................................ 64 Board of Editors Editor - John C. Rasp Managing Editor -Tim Rice Jack F Allen Robert E. Ballman Edgar T. Farmer Patricia A. Flood Patricia Hill Walter J. Kramer The Hon. Arthur Litz Keltnoer W Locke Mary-Louise Moran Robert E. Rapp Edwvard H. Renner Sidney Rubin Stephen D. Smith Charles A. Weiss 0Pi4 U6 nu Copyright (c 1984 by the Bar Association of Metropolitan St. Louis Officers of the Association President ............. Charles A. Weiss President-Elect ....... Lionel L. Lucchesi Vice-President .......... H. Kent Munson Secretary .......... McPherson D. Moore Treasurer ............. Andrew T. Hoyne Past President ....... Maury B, Poscover Member-at-Large .... Richard B. Teitelman Member-at-Large ...... Thomas M. Walsh ABA Delegate ........ Charles A. Werner Section Chairmen Business Law .......... Frank P Wolff, Jr. County ..... Hon. Bernhardt C. Drumm, Jr. Criminal Law ........... Sam C. Bertolet Labor Law ............ Keltner W. Locke Patent .............. Thomas B. Leslie Probate ................ Daniel D. Watt Taxation ............. Albert S. Rose, Jr. Trial ................... W. David Wells Young Lawyers ..... Steven W. Koslovsky Executive Director ............ Ken Klein Photographer ....................... Debbie Franke Cover Artist ................................. Dan Erwin The St. Louis Bar Journal is published quar- terly, in Summer, Fall, Winter and Spring by the Bar Association of Metropolitan St. Louis, One Mercantile Center, Suite 3600, St. Louis, Missouri 63101 (telephone 314/421-4134). The opinions expressed herein are those of the authors and are not necessarily In conformity with those of the editors or with those of the Bar Association of Metropolitan St. Louis.

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