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• United States Court Directory If you have issues viewing or accessing this file contact us at NCJRS.gov. .f'"'" '''\ '. • UNITED STATES COURT DIRECTORY JULY 1,1979 • • UNITED STATES COURT DIRECTORY July 1, 1979 Published by: The Administrative Office of the United States Courts Contents: Division of Personnel Office of the Chief (633-6115) • Publication & Distribution: Administrative Services Division Management Services Branch Chief, Publications !1anagement Sectiom (633-6178) ". "!01 t' ",; "" t~ ~. ':"; t."l. t..:'r", / ERRATA SHEET • UNITED STA'IES COURT DIHECIDRY July 1, 1979 Page Change 2 D.C. Circuit -- Judge David L. Baze10n has taken senior status. 4 Second Circuit -- Judge William H. Mulligan, ~om 684, One Federal Plaza, New York, New York 10007. Add Judge Jon O. Newman, U. S. Courthouse, 450 Main Street, Hartford, CDnnecticut 06103 (FTS-244-3260). Add Judge Ama1ya Lyle Kearse, 1005 U. S. Courthouse, Foley Square, New York, New York 10007 (FTS-662-0903) (212-791-0903). 10 Fifth Circuit -- Judge Irving L. Goldberg (FTS-7~9-0758) (214-767-0758). 16 Eighth Circuit -- Judge M. C. Matthes, Box 140BB, Route 1, Highway F, Wright City, Missouri 63390. • 33 Arizona -- Add Judge Valdemar A. Cordova, 7418 Federal Building, phoenix, Arizona 85025 (FTS-261-4955) (602-261-4955). 34 Arkansas, Eastern -- Add Judge William Hay Overton, Post Office Box 1540, Little Rock 72203 (FTS-740-5682) (501-378-5682). 44 Connecticut -- Delete Judge Jon O. Newman. 46 District of Co1unbia -- Add Judge Joyce Hens Green, ?''Washington, D.C. 20001 CFTS-426-7581) (202-426-7581). 64 Iowa, Southern -- Add Judge Harold D. Vietor, 221 United States Court- house, Des MOines 50309 (FTS-862-4420) (515-284-4420). 77 Minnesota -- Add Gerald H. Berquist as temporary clerk of court. 117 Texas, Northern -- Judge Robert M. Hill (FTS-7~9-0778) (214-767-0778). Judge Robert W. POl.'t'er (FTS-7~9-0784) (214-767-0784). Judge Patrick E. Higginbotham (FTS-719-0774) (214-767-0774). Judge Barefoot Sande£s (FTS-7~-8528) (214-767-8528). Sr. Judge Joe Ewing Estes (FI'<3···7?,9-0773) (214-767-0773). ~. Sr. Judge Sarah Tilghman Hughes (FTS-7~-0771) (214-767-0771), -2- • Change 117 Texas, Northern -- Sr. Judge William M. Taylor (FrS-7.2_9-.0_7_81) (214- ·----J67.:-0J8Ir~ Joseph MCElroy, Jr. (FrS-7~-9787) (214-767-0787). 119 Texas, Southern -- Delete Judge Finis E. Cowan. Judge James DeAnda (FTS-734-8270) (512-541-1041). Judge George E. eire (FrS-527-4662) (713-226-4662). Add Judge George P. Kazen, 313 U. S. Courthouse, Laredo 780L~0 (FTS-734-6237) (512-722-4212). Add Judge Gabrielle K. MCIXma1d, 515 Rusk, Houston 77208 (Fl'S- 527-4486) (713-226-4486). 121 Texas, Eastern -- Judge Robert M. Parker, P. O. Box 3684, Beaurront 77704 (Fl'S-527-2353). 137 Financial Management Division .i__ Dewey R. Heising, Assistant Chief of Division (633-61~ • Chief, Budget Branch is vacant at this time. Delete M. Patricia Carroll, Chief, Fiscal Operations Branch; add R. E. }breland, Chief, Audit Branch (633,-6108). 1 SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES • 1 FIRST STREET, NE WASHINGTON, D. C. 20543 PHONE: 202-252-3000 Chief Justice Warren E. Burger Associate Justices William J. Brennan, Jr. Potter Stewart Byron R. White Thurgood Marshall Harry A. Blackmun Lewis F. Powell, Jr • William H. Rehnquist • John Paul Stevens Retired Justices Stanley Reed William o. Douglas Clerk Michael Rodak, Jr • • 2 UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS • Circuit Mailing Addresses DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA CIRCUIT Judges J. Skelly Wright , Chief Judge (202-426-7372) *Washington, D. C. 20001 David L. Baze10n (202-426-7118) Carl McGowan (202-426-7132) Edward Allen Tamm (202-426-7000) Harold Leventhal (202-426-7151) Spottswood W. Robinson, III (202-426-7449) George E.MacKinnon (202-426-7021) Roger Robb (202-426-7458) Malcolm Richard Wilkey (202-426-7122) Senior Judges Charles Fahy (202-426-7094) *Washington, D. C. 20001 John A. Danaher (203-244-3688) Federal Building 450 Main Street Hartford, Conn. 06103 • Circuit Executive Charles E. Nelson (202-426-2773) *Washington, D. C. 20001 Clerk George A. Fisher (202-426-7017) *Washington, D. C. 20001 Senior Staff Attorney Michael Davidson (202-472-4467) *Washington, D. C. 20001 Librarian Ms. Nancy Lazar Judges Library (202-426-7187) 5518 U.S. Courthouse Washington, D.C. 20001 *United States Courthouse 3rd & Constitution Avenue, N. W. • 3 • UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS Circuit Mailing Addresses FIRST CIRCUIT - Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island Puerto Rico Judges Frank M. Coffin, Chief Judge (FTS-833-329l) 104 Federal Building (207-780-3291) Portland, Ma. 04112 Levin H. Campbell (FTS-223-5797) 1640 John W. McCormack Post ( 617-482-5594) Office and Courthouse Building Boston, Mass. 02109 Hugh H. Bownes (FTS-834-4712) 55 Pleasant St. ( 603-225-6845) Concord, New Hampshire 03301 Senior Judges Bailey Aldrich (FTS-223-2895) 1634 John W. McCormack Post (617-223-2895) Office and Courthouse Building Boston, Mass. 02109 Edward M. McEntee (FTS-833-438l) 311 Federal Building • Providence, R. I. 02903 Clerk Dana H. Gallup (FTS-223-2888) 1606 John W. McCormack Post Office and Courthouse Building Boston, Mass. 02109 Senior Staff Attorney Judy Norris (FTS-223-2898) 1703 John W. McCormack Post Office and Courthouse Building Boston, Mass. 02109 Librarian Karen Moss (FTS-223-2891) 1208 u.S. Post Office and Courthouse Boston, Mass. 02109 • 4 UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS • Circuit Mailing Addresses SECOND CIRCUIT - Connecticut, New York, Vermont Judges Irving R. Kaufman, Chief Judge (FTS-662-091S) *New York, New York 10007 ( 2l2-791~915) Wilfred Feinberg (FTS-662··0901) " ( 212-791-0901) Walter R. Mansfield (FTS-662-o900) " ( 2l2-791~900) William H. Mulligan (FTS-662-0930) " ( 2l2-791-o930) James L. Oakes (802-254-5000) Brattleboro, Vt. 05301 William H. Timbers (FTS-643-4839) U. S. Courthouse (203-367-8826) Lafayette Boulevard (203-579-5839) Bridgeport, Conn. 06603 Murray I. Gurfein (FTS-662-0911) *New York, New York 10007 ( 2l2-791-o911) Ellsworth A. VanGraafei1and (FTS-473-3160) U. S. Courthouse (716-263-3160) Rochester, New York 14614 Thomas J. Meskill (FTS-646-5457) U. S. Post Office (203-224-2617) New {i,ritain, Conn. 06050 • Senior Judges Harold R. Medina (FTS-662-0236) *New York, New York 10007 ( 212-791-0236) Sterry R. Waterman (802-748-8000) P. O. Box 368 St. Johnsbury, Vt. 05819 Leonard P. Moore (FTS-662-0926) *New York, New York 10007 ( 212-791-0926) Robert P. Anderson (203-536-3921) P. O. Box CCA Noank (Groton), Conn. 06334 J. Edward Lumbard (FTS-662-0941) *New York, ·New York 10007 (2l2-791~941) J. Joseph Smith (FTS-244-2448) Hartford, Conn. 06103 ( 203-244-2448) Henry J. Friendly (FTS-662-0936) *New York, New York 10007 ( 212-791~936) Paul R. Hays (FTS-662-o913) " ( 2l2-791-o913) *u. S. Courthouse Foley Square • 5 • UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS Circuit Mailing Addresses SECOND CIRCUIT (Cont'd) Circuit Executive Robert D. Upacher (FTS-662-0982) *New York, New York 10007 (212-791-0982) Clerk A. Daniel Fusaro (FTS-662-0l03) *New York, New York 10007 (2l2-791-0103) Senior Staff Attorney Frank J. Scardi11i (FTS-662-098l) "-!,N'ew York, New York 10007 (212-291-0981) Librarian Ms. Herta Prager (FTS-662-1052) 2501 U.S. Courthouse • Foley Square New York, New York 10007 *u. S. Courthouse • Foley Square 6 UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS • Circuit Mailing Addresses THIRD CIRCUIT - Delaware, New Jersey, Pen.nsy1vania, Virgin Islands Judges Collins J. Seitz, Federal Bldg., Lock Box No. 32 Chief Judge (FTS-487-6159) 844 King Street (302-571-6159) Wilmington, Delaware 19801 RuggeI'o J. A1disert (FTS-722-3S41) 831 Federal Building (4l2-644-3541) Pittsburgh, Pa. 15222 Arlin M. Adams (FTS-597-7317) *19614 U. S. Courthouse (2l5-597-7317) Philadelphia, Pa. 19106 John J. Gli.bbons (FTS-341-2424) U. S. Post Office & Courthouse (201-645-2424) Newark, New Jersey 07101 Max Rosenn (FTS-592-6424) 229 U. S. Courthouse (717-826-6424) 197 South Main Street Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 18701 James Hunter, III (FTS-488-5061) 418 U. S. Courthouse 401 Market Street Camden, New Jersey 08101 Joseph F. Weis, Jro (FTS-722-3552) U. S. Post Office & Courthouse (4l2-644-3 552) Pittsburg, Pa. 15219 Leonard I. Garth (FTS-34l-652l) U. S. Post Office & Courthouse (201-623-2979) Newark, New Jersey 07101 A. Leon Sigginbotham, Jr. *15613 U. S. Courthouse • (FTS-597-9157) Philadelphia, Pa. 19106 Senior Judges Albert B. Maris (FTS-597-2077) *18613 U. S. Courthouse (2l5-597-2077) Philadephia, Pa. 19106 Francis L. Van Dusen (FTS-597-4ll6) *20613 U. S. Courthouse (2l5-597-4116) Philadelphia, Pa. 19106 Circuit Executive William A. (Pat) Doyle (FTS-597-o7l8) *20716 U. S. Courthouse ( 215-597-0718) Philadelphia, Pa. 19106 *Independence Mall West 601 Market Street • 7 • UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS Circuit Mailing Addresses THIRD CIRCUIT (Cont'd) ~ Thomas F. Quinn (FTS-597-2995) *21400 U. S. Courthouse ( 215-597-2995) Philadelphia, Pa. 19106 Senior St~ff Attorney *21712 U. S. Courthouse Philadelphia, Pa. 19106 Ms. Dorothy Cozzolino *U.S. Courthouse Acting Chief Librarian Philadelphia, Pa. 19106 ( FTS-597-2009) • *lndependence Mall West 601 Market Street • 8 UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS • Circuit Mailing Addresses FOURTH CIRCUIT - Maryland, North Carolina, South Car-01ina, Virginia, West Virginia Judges Clement F. Haynsworth, Jr.! Chief Judge (FTS-677-9333) (803-235-8949) Greenville, South Carolina 29603 Harrison L. Winter (FTS-922-4210) U. S. Courthouse (301-72 7-0310) 101 W. Lombard Street Baltimore, Maryland 21201 John D. Butzner, Jr. (FTS-925-2506) P. O. Box 2188 Richmond, Virginia 23217 Donald Stuart Russell (FTS-677-1322) Spartansburg, South Carolina 29301 H. Emory Widener, Jr. (703-62£-3138) Abingdon, Virginia 24210 Kenneth K.
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