Background
Booher, Alice Ann was born on October 6, 1941 in Indianapolis, Indiana, United States. Daughter of Norman Rogers and Olga (Bonke) Booher.
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Alice Ann Booher
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Alice Ann Booher, American Lawyer. Bar: Indiana 1966, United States District Court (southern district) Indiana 1966, United States Tax Court 1970, United States Court Customs and Patent Appeals 1969, United States Court Military Appeals 1969, United States Court Appeals (District of Columbia circuit) 1969, Supreme Court of the United States Court 1969; certified teacher, Indiana. Recipient various awards; named Kentucky Colonel, 1988.
Education
Bachelor in Political Science, Butler U., 1963; Bachelor of Laws, Indiana U., 1966; Juris Doctor, Indiana U., 1967.
Career
Research assistant, law clerk, Supreme and Appellate Court Justices Indiana, Indianapolis, 1966; legal intern, attorney, staff legal advisor, Department State, Washington, 1966-1969; staff legal adviser, Board Veterans Appeals, Washington, 1969-1978; senior attorney, Board Veterans Appeals, Washington, since 1978; counsel, Board Veterans Appeals, Washington, since 1991. Former counselor District of Columbia Penal Facilities and Shelters.
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Membership
Board of directors numerous community groups, including District of Columbia Women's Common for Crime Prevention, 1980-1981. President, legal adviser VA employees Association. Member DAV (life), Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary (life), League of Women Voters, Women's Bar Association District of Columbia, District of Columbia Sexual Assault Coalition (chairman legal committee), Butler U. Alumni Association, National Museum Women in Arts, Kennedy Center Stors, Sackler Gallery (patron), Women in Military Superior vena cava syndrome to American Foundation (charter), Business and Professional Women (president District of Columbia 1980-1981, national United Nations fellow 1974, national board directors 1980-1982, 87-, Woman of Year award District of Columbia 1975, Marguerite Rawalt award District of Columbia 1986), United Service Organizations, Women Officers Professional Assns., Navy League United States of America, American Legion Auxiliary (life), National Task Force on Women of the Military and Women Military POWS (chair Esther Peterson Tribute 1995, panel, paper moderator conference 1997, book reviewer, contributor to Stars & Stripes, Ex POWs Bulletin, others).
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American