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Compiled by Steve Stein
MEMBERS of the Oakland
County Bar Association (OCBA)
who have been in the legal pro-
fession for 40 years will be hon-
ored at the OCBA's 60th annual
meeting June 20 at the North-
field Hilton in Troy.
The OCBA also will an-
nounce the winners of the Dis-
tinguished Service Award,
Media Award, Liberty Bell
Award and the Frances R.
Avadenka Memorial Award for
outstanding community service
outside the legal profession. In
addition, OCBA President
Thomas Ryan will present the
gavel to Wendy Potts, incoming
president of the 3,500-member
association.
The meeting will follow a 5:30
p.m. cocktail reception and din-
ner at 6:30 p.m. For further in-
formation, call 334-3400 or
398-3938.
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COMMUNITY SERVICE
representatives are invited to
attend a free probate law sem-
inar from 1-3 p.m. June 22 in
the Commissioners Auditorium
at the Oakland County Court-
house in Pontiac. It is sponsored
by the Citizens Advisory Com-
mittee of the Oakland County
Probate Court.
Attendees will receive a free
250-page Oakland County Di-
rectory of Human Resource. For
further information on the sem-
inar, call Dick Thibodeau at the
Oakland County Probate Court,
858-0053.
FINANCIAL PLANNER
Burt Meisel will make a pre-
sentation at the quarterly meet-
ing of the Family Business
Council (FBC). The meeting will
be held from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
June 21 at the Radisson Hotel
in Southfield. The focus of the
day's discussion will be "Getting
Down to Basics."
The FBC is southeastern
Michigan's only non-profit as-
sistance program designed sole-
ly for family-owned businesses.
For information on membership,
call Brooke Hicks at 952-5800.
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A JOINT juris doctor and mas-
ter of business administration
(MBA) program will be offered
starting this fall by Wayne
State University's Law School
and School of Business Admin-
istration. The program will al-
low students to work concur-
rently on completing require-
ments for a law degree and an
MBA.
Students must be admitted
separately to the Law School
and the graduate program of
the School of Business Admin-
istration. They must spend the
first year of the program in the
Law School and complete all re-
quirements for the MBA, but
law courses may count for up to
six elective credits toward that
degree. Either five or six years
will be permitted to complete
degree requirements.
THE JERUSALEM School of
Business Administration of the
Hebrew University of
Jerusalem will begin a new pro-
gram of studies next fall lead-
ing to a master of business
administration (MBA) degree.
The first MBAs will be award-
ed in two years to those who en-
roll this fall and successfully
complete the program.
Candidates whose academ-
ic background is not in business
administration will be accept-
ed. The GMAT examination, a
widely-accepted graduate stu-
dent evaluation test, will be
used to select MBA candidates.
ISRAEL has announced plans
to sell 51 percent of El Al, its na-
tional airline, in public stock of-
ferings at home and abroad.
The sale will take place after the
carrier is taken out of a 13-year
receivership in October.
Transportation Minister Yis-
rael Kessar said Israel will keep
a "golden share" in El Al. That is
a single share which has veto
power in stockholder elections.
The Israel government's priva-
tization committee will decide
what will happen with the re-
maining 49 percent of the airline.
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