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6 Urb. St. & Loc. L. Newsl. 1 (1982-1983)

handle is hein.journals/stlolane21 and id is 1 raw text is: i ecton of Urban, State and Local Government Law American Bar Association 1AW Vol. 6, No. 1, Summer 1982 Manly W. Mumford to Become New Section Chairman Manly W. Mumford, a member of the Chicago firm of Chapman & Cutler, will become Chairman of the Section with the expiration of Joe Johnson's term at the conclu- sion of the upcoming San Francis- co meeting. Under the Section's Bylaws, Manly, who is currently Chairman-Elect, automatically as- sumes the Section Chairmanship at the end of his predecessor's term. A prominent municipal bond at- torney, Manly holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from Harvard University and a Juris Doctor from Northwestern University. Manly was admitted to the Illinois Bar in 1950 and since that time has been in the municipal department of Chapman & Cutler. In addition to his work with our Section, Manly is the im- mediate past President of the National Association of Bond Lawyers and a member of the Tax Exempt Finance Committee of the ABA Section on Taxation. Manly has appeared as a fre- quent lecturer and panelist on topics related to municipal finance. He has spoken before the Bond Attorney's Workshop, Executive Enterprises, Institute of Continuing Legal Educa- tion, National Association of Bond Lawyers and the Practicing Law Institute. In addition, Manly has authored the following articles: Arbitrage and Advance Refunding, DUKE LAW JOURNAL 1239 (1976); New Rules for Bond Elections, 3 URBAN LAWYER 17 (1971); and The Past, Present and Future of Industrial Develop- ment Bonds, 1 URBAN LAWYER 147 (1969). Married since 1961, Manly and his wife, Luigi, are the parents of a daughter, Shaw, age 17, and a son, Dodge, age 14. Report of Section Nominating Committee The Nominating Committee submits, pursuant to the Section's Bylaws, the nominations set forth below for the association year 1982-83: Chairman-Elect-Patrick J. Falvey of New York, New York (J.D., St. John's University; admitted, 1950). Mr. Falvey, General Counsel of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, is now Vice Chairman of the Section and has served the Section in (continued on page 2) Annual Meeting Program Highlights A wide-ranging program of exciting and timely topics awaits those Section members who will be attending the 1982 Annual Meeting in San Francisco this August. Kicking off the event on Saturday, August 7, will be an all-day session devoted to current issues in government finance. At 10:00 in the morning recent developments involving the tax ex- empt status of municipal bonds will be analyzed by both Jack Bates of the Committee on Tax Exempt Finance of the ABA's Tax Section and Bernard Friel, Chairman of our Section's Com- mittee on Taxation of State and Local Obligations. At 2:00 in the afternoon the enforcement of bond covenants on defaulted bonds will be discussed by James Splotto, a partner in the Chicago firm of Chapman & Cutler. At 3:30 the program will focus on cities in financial difficulties with emphasis on the Cleveland experience. The speakers will be Thomas Wagner of Calfee, Halter & Griswold of Cleveland and William Reidy, former finance director of the city of Cleveland. On Sunday, August 8, another full-day program is scheduled. From 10:00 A.M. until noon, the topic will be Sex, Drugs and Video Arcades: Current Issues for Local Governments. The moderator will be Sam Gorlick, a former Section Chairman and City Attorney of Burbank, California. The program will comprise the following: Sexual Harassment and Public Employment: An Expensive Flirtation Speaker: GARY R. SINISCALCO Orrick, Herrington &Sutcliffe San Francisco, California Recent Developments in Local Regulation of Drug Paraphernalia Speaker: STEVEN R. MEYERS City Attorney San Leandro, California Sex: Adult Entertainment, a Peek Through the Bookstore Window Speaker: FREDERICK C. CONRAD Chief Deputy City Attorney San Diego, California Video Arcades: Regulatory Issues for Local Governments Speaker: KAREN L. WITTE Vice President and Counsel Atari, Inc., Coin-Operated Games Division Milpitas, California (continued on page 2) Copyright © 1982 American Bar Association Produced by the ABA Press

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