Football Game May Sustain Lawyers' Interest in Meeting
Lawyers from the entire state of Kansas will attend the KU-Iowa State game this Saturday, but not for the sole purpose of viewing the football game.
Over 700 lawyers will attend the Kansas Bar Association's Institute on the Uniform Commercial Code which is being held at the Kansas Union.
The conference started Thursday and will last through Saturday afternoon.
Those who bought game tickets will sit in a special bloc set aside for them.
THE CONFERENCE is being held to familiarize Kansas lawyers with the new Uniform Commercial Code. The Code was passed by the state legislature last year and will go into effect Jan. 1, 1966.
The lawyers are attending this conference since most legal transactions which involve credit have been changed.
It is possible for a lawyer, unfamiliar with the changes in the law, to seriously injure his client's interests. There is no "excusable neglect" clause in the new clause as there is in many other Kansas statutes.
THE CHANGES made by this new code affect even the names of standard transactions. New terms have had to be added to the legal vocabulary.
Topics discussed during the conference include, "Scope of The Code," "Conflicts Between the Code and Existing Laws" and specifies such as "Letters of Credits" and "Investment Securities."
Many prominent law professors were present including KU's own law professor, Charles Oldfather. Others were Prof. Roy Steinhamer from the University of Michigan's Law School and Prof. Morris G. Shanker of the Western Reserve University School of Law, Cleveland, Ohio. Also present was John Howe, dean of the
Washburn University School of Law.
SINCE COST incurred from tuition, travel, board, and lodging for attorneys when attending legal education programs in the furtherance of professional obligations have been held to be income tax deductible, happy football seems to be in evidence for many Kansas lawyers.
Y Sets Office Staff
The KU-Y has announced its 1965-66 office staff.
Tom Moore will continue as full time executive secretary.
Judy Woodward, wife of the Rev. Thomas B. Woodward, is the new program secretary.
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Fraternities Clean Up After Bloody Brawl
DENTON, Tex. —(UPI)— Fraternities of North Texas State University worked today to raise money to pay medical bills of students beaten by other fraternity brothers in "senseless" attacks in which one youth lost an eye.
They said they-were concerned that fraternities would get a bad image.
President J. C.-Matthews suspended Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity because of the fist and bottle attacks.
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