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14 Retainer 1 (1985)

handle is hein.barjournals/phlbrrpr0014 and id is 1 raw text is: *Phledelphi nor Asseition JANUARY 10, vw10- VOL 1,N. Board of GoverrQnr Raynes, Dennis get top leadership posts The Association s Board of Gov- ond year of a three-year term A seors has unanimously elected Ar- graduate of C thur Raynes as chair of the Board and Howard U rst h dAndr Dennisasvce chair for Law, heisapartririt*efirmof 1985. The Board took the action at Stradley, Ronon, Stevens and Its Jan. 3 organizational meeting. Young. Within the Association he Raynes, partner in the firm of has served as a member of the Raynes, McCarty, Binder. Ross Special Comunes on Mwit Sehec- and Mundy, was elected to the tion of Judges and chair of the Board in 1982. He is currently srv- Committee on Bar Admissions, ing the final year of his three-year Placement and Procedures. He term. He served as vice chair of the also has served as a meeter of t BoardThird Circuit Lawyers Advisory A of Duke University Council, as a lecturer for t East- University School D s ar on complex civ o Law, Rayes has been active ina m of the many Bar Association activities board of Community Legal over the years. He also has served services. ass facily member of the Acade- In other organizaional action, the sation and Rerement Committee av Mr They iclue: and as a delegate to the Third Cir- Harod Cramer, Wila D. Has cit Judicial Conference. and j, pennington Strauss as tnust- Within the community he has ee of the Jenis Law Library for been very active with a number of one-year terms with Anthony S. charitable groups and has served Minim, Association Boad chair in on the board of directors of the 1984, servi as liaison between Ronald McDonald House, on the the Board Governors and the board of the March of Dimes and as Board of Trustees of the Lbry; chair of the Moss Rehabilitation Leslie A. Miller as a lawyer ap- Hospital Spring Ball. He is presi- POe to the Commission on JUdi- dent, executive director and gal Selection and Retntion for a founder of t Quebec Thelidomide four-year term; Foundation and has served on the Dean Edward M. Mazze of the board of directors of the Stephens School of Business Administration School for children with leaming of Temple Univity and Amanda disabliies. Coleman public affairs represent- Dennis, who was elected to the five of Philadelphia Electric. as Board in 1963, is serving his sec- non-lawyer aPPOnte to the COM- mission for two-year terms; What's Insidetan Lennox. Pdent Of the Citi- zens Crime Commission of South- Hbn @ule eastern Pennsylvania, and Sent Alan Kahn reports that the Lakey, executive director of the Fel- Committee on Problems of the lowship Commission, as Homeless is moving forward on non-lawyer aponte to the Coi three fronts to provide for the Mission for one-year tems. needs of Philadelphia's home- Hon. Herbert S. Levn Stanford lees persons. See page 5. Shmukler, Georgann V. Daher, SO~tIJeffrey p. minehart, Gail Granoff, Board of Governors Chair Ar- n C. Cre thur Raynes begins a regular Andrew Ross, Truma commentary on the Associ- end Ronald J, Shatter as lawyer a alin'sgovrnig bdy.See poinkie to the Dietia vi a- ation's governing body. See sion of the judicial Co issio for page 7.terms; and YLS L. Carter Anderson and Carl H. Doreen Davis formally be- Delacalo, Jr., as members Of th i- gins her year as YLS chair by surance Programs Committee for asking for input from young three-year terms. lawyers. See page 10. Marion also distributed the list Of (cgnrad on Paoge 4) Arffi Raym (letS) and Andrd Denisl Board applauds Marino, welcomes new members A standing ovation for 1984 Chancellor Donald C. Mario and the recognition of outgoing mem- bers of the Board of Governors, as well as the welcome to new mem- bers, highlighted the Board's Dec 20 meeting. See pictures on page 4. Working from a short agenda, the Board approved a resolution from the Committee on Compulsory Ar- bitration calling for technical changes in Rule 1311 of the Penn- sylvania Rules of Civil Procedure. The resolution recommends that the rule be amended by removing the words 'and in the judgment in- dex'from Section (a)(1) of the Rule, and by striking in its entirety Sec- tion (b) of the Rule. In other action, the Board ap- proved a resolution from the Civil Rights Committee conce hinge protection of the civil rights of Americans in Philadelphia. The res- olution condemns 'the acts of vio- lance which have been perpetrated against the Hmong and other Asian Americans in our City and urges that all appropriale agencies, in- cluding the Philadelphia Police De- partment, take the steps necessary to protect the civil rights of Asian Americans. The resolution also supports the request of the Con- corned Asian American Lawyers, addressed to Mayor W. Wilson Goode, for the creation of task forces to investigate attacks on Asian Americans, to prosecute as- sailants, to investigate the root problems giving rise to these at- tacks and to irpossible solutions to this problem. Reception for David H. Madon, 58th Chancellor See pictures on page 3

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