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15 Admin. L. News 1 (1989-1990)

handle is hein.journals/admreln15 and id is 1 raw text is: ADMINISTRATIVE LAW NEWSSummer 1989 Vol. 15, No.1 TAKYN EW S Sumr18 _. S.t-. ;wow, , . , # K.- 9 # ;v.- t. . &. - *' :. i'; ' ; ',: st,: .'::;:: .-., .. . , . ' .. .. . -*C ;L C W .eQ . ...' .! Section to Meet in Washington: Program Planned on Recent Developments in Federal Administrative Law The next meeting of the Section of Administrative Law and Regulatory Practice will take place on Fri- day, October 20, and Saturday, October 21, at the brand new Ramada Renaissance Techworld, located across from the Convention Center in Washington, D.C. All members of the Section are encouraged to attend. The Section Council will meet on Saturday morn- ing, while a number of the Section's committees will meet on Friday morning. The major social event will be a dinner on Friday night. Several substantive programs and special events are planned, which will include a number of distin- guished speakers and guests. The first, a luncheon program on Friday, October 20, will honor the re- cipient of the Section's first Award for Outstanding Government Service. The award will be presented by Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, a former chair of the Section. Friday afternoon, from 1:45 to 5:00 p.m., the Sec- tion will offer a continuing legal education seminar entitled Recent Developments in Federal Admin- istrative Law. Taught by experts in the field, the program will focus on changes in administrative procedure and judicial review of agency action that are of practical importance to practitioners. It will conclude with a reception honoring judges from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit from 5:00 to 6:30 p.m. Following a brief business session and considera- tion of various action items on Saturday morning, there will be a luncheon program on the new Court of Veterans Appeals, featuring Chief Judge Frank Quill Nebeker, former director of the Office of Gov- ernment Ethics, who will serve on the court; and In Th Raoul L. Carroll, General NInh th Counsel-designate for the News from the StatesE. New Section Leaders El Department of Veterans 19-oSetnDicc Affairs. This will be fol- RentAicsofIer lowed by a second contin- (continued on page 9) Copyright © 1989 American Bar Association Variety of Programs Presented at Annual Meeting in Hawaii The ABA Annual Meeting in Honolulu provided the setting for the Section's own annual meeting, a variety of educational programs sponsored by the Section, and numerous opportunities for enjoying the sun and sands of Waikiki, as well as the fellowship of colleagues. The breadth of members' interests was addressed by a broad range of Section-sponsored programs, many of them focusing on the Far East and Pacific Rim. Subjects included the use of alternative dispute resolution in public contract disputes; the resolution of disputes with government authorities in Pacific Rim countries; the use of mediation in urban envi- ronmental disputes; balancing public and private in- terests in urban development; U.S.-Far East trade in food, drugs, medical devices, and cosmetic products; 9the effects of 1997 on U.S. trade with Hong Kong; offering financial services in the Far East; and the tension between confidentiality statutes and the Freedom of Information Act in assessing the condi- tion of financial institutions. Elsewhere in this issue are reports on the Fourth Annual Scholarship Award, House of Delegates ac- tions, and new Section officials and Council mem- bers. Despite the heavy schedule of meetings and pro- grams, Section members still found ample opportu- nity to participate in a number of social activities. A welcoming reception for the Section and govern- ment regulators from the State of Hawaii and the City and County of Honolulu was sponsored by the law firm of Carlsmith, Wichman, Case, Mukai & Ichiki. The Section also joined the Section of Urban, State and Local Government Law for an authentic Hawaiian luau and an evening of entertainment at the lovely Campbell Estates, where the heavens meet the earth. Finally, the Annual Section Dinner was held at the Honolulu Issue Country Club, where Sec- tion Chair Paul Verkuil paid tribute to Last Retiring Chair Sally Katzen for her many contributions to the Section during the past year. <S Produced by the ABA Press Lis ected ................... 6 Dry ............. Pull-out :st ...................... 7

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