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E^^mmmmmMMimm <br />^mm^i sm. <br />•. '. .M^^toAMOciation^fCity Attorneys- ^^^teraonjre^ent <br />\* \ Holiday Inn Downto^^VDome __ Lany Minton, Vice President — <br />" Cash Bar, Lunch. Business Meeting Curtis Fischer, Trusts <br />Friday, June 9,11:30 a.ra.-4:00 p.ra. *" Psul Haug^Trustee <br />•i <br />© <br />Conference kick-off <br />A Iior-time, -do\\-htown .tonight, <br />Tuesday, June 6, 7 p.m. onvrarS. •. <br />Dovs'Tito'v^Ti Minneapolis -, - <br />m City oiMinneyolis to conJtUKtton p^'S?»VFot^is^“ <br />town councfl mvites aU Ua^e co»^erenM on w^two ^ coUeagues at <br />;n:“TirFK.‘?/ss2iS»^^’’•a fp s“S^ T.riES'Sb!rsr>i« <br />includes rhythm and blues, niehtclub event two more clubs downtown - The Padhc Club in the <br />Ruby’s is a cabaret which is a hybnd ^^!*^®®" Lumber Exchange and Jukebox Saturday Night <br />!««««•. ■ - r“ '“• °r <br />Before the main event you are invited to *“^® ®^°S^e"seSng^ at Ruby’s and the Fine Line is limited. <br />no. I Pto»e indicate on the conference registration a first and <br />“freebie,” (he restaurants are putting forth a number of second choice. ■ <br />Econoiriisi zq discuss crencs facing ciues <br />William Freund, chief economist emeritus of the New <br />York stock exchange, will address the LMC conference on <br />Wednesday. June 7. He comes to the League foUowmg a <br />featured presentation at the 1989 National League of Cities <br />(NLC) Conference. He will discuss the economic issues <br />trends facing cities in the next decade and beyond. His <br />remarks will focus on what policy^ers can do to make <br />better decisions for their communities. <br />Dr. Freund is one of the nation ’s most respected <br />economists. Known for his keen eye, broad perspectwe. <br />and sense of humor. Dr. Freund has the ability to discuss <br />economic matters in a clear and lively fashion. ^ <br />The New York Tunes dies him as a “unique economist <br />because he' 'knows the practical worid of bu^ess and finance <br />as wen as the world of research and academia.’ ’ Sylvia Porter <br />refers to him as "the brilliant chief economist.” <br />As senior vice president and chief economist of the New <br />York stock exchange the past 18 years. Dr. Freund has <br />supervised economic forecasts for business and mdustry, <br />tax reform, productivity growth, and the future of Amer^ <br />business. He has been an advisor to the governor of New <br />Jersey for 20 years, and is diairman of the Center for <br />In ternational Business. <br />He is author of the best-selling book. Investment <br />Fundamentals, and co-authored the recently-published. <br />People and Productivity, a study on the managenient of <br />human resources. His views on economics and fiimce <br />appear regularly in the WaU Street Journal, and the New <br />York Times, and numerous financial journals. <br />Dr. Freund ’s business commentary c^ be heard on <br />natioiially syndicated public broadcasts. He is alw a frequent <br />guest on the “MacNeil-Lehrer Business Hour whicli airs <br />weekdays on public tele\Tsk)n. <br />Dr. Freund ’s experiences both as a public and pm’ate <br />sector economist make him a valuable speaker for this <br />year’s conference. ■ <br />May 1989