Background
Bucur,, Nicholas Anthony was born on November 4, 1924 in Parma, Ohio, United States. Son of Nicholas A. and Aurelia (Stefan) Bucur.
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Nicholas Anthony Bucur,, American lawyer, writer. Bar: Ohio 1951. Recipient Honors for lectures on Jewish history B'nai B'rith, for good citizenship and human relations American Legion Dunca Post, for good citizenship and human relations Church Civic League, and Catholic Interracial Council; Annual Veterans Day award Joint Veterans Commission.
Education
Bachelor of Science, John Carroll University, 1946. Juris Doctor, Cleveland-Marshall Law School (now attached to Cleveland State University), 1951. Master of Laws, Cleveland-Marshall Law School (now attached to Cleveland State University), 1959.
D. Juridical Science, Cleveland-Marshall Law School (now attached to Cleveland State University), 1964.
Career
Since practiced in, Cleveland. Assistant attorney general Ohio, 1961-1963. Chairman Mayor's Advisory Council World Trade, 1971-1975.
Chairman Ohio World Trade Show, 1974, 75, 76. Sec; general counsel Ohio World Trade Center Inc., 1976-1977. Chairman board, chief executive officer Cleveland World Trade Center.
Manager international trade City of Cleveland, 1976-1979. Public Cleveland Pan American Bulletin. Moderator radio religious programs.
Achievements
Membership
Chairman Cleveland Sister Cities. Member executive committee National Conference Christians and Jews. Leader trade missions to, Israel, Rumania.
Member executive committee Greater Cleveland Bicentennial Commission. Chairman board Cleveland Transit System, 1971-1975. President American Nationalities Movement of Ohio.
Founder, chairman board World Survival, Inc. Board directors United Torch, Downtown Cleveland Corporation, Cleveland Civic Ballet, 1979, Cleveland Ethnographic Museum, 1979. Founder, president American Romanian Anti-Defamation League, Inc., 1983.
Trustee Cuyahoga Community College, 1982-1987. Founder, chief executive officer Cleveland International Programs, Inc., 1983. Co-founder, chief executive officer Educators for Peace, Inc.
Member Young Men's Christian Association.
Connections
Married Jacoba Galo, May 30, 1948. Children: Nicholas Anthony III, Philip A., Gregory B.
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Nationality
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Religion
Romanian Byzantine Catholic -
Political Party
Republican
Awards
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Recipient Honors for lectures on Jewish history B'nai B'rith, for good citizenship and human relations American Legion Dunca Post, for good citizenship and human relations Church Civic League, and Catholic Interracial Council. Annual Veterans Day award Joint Veterans Commission.Recipient Honors for lectures on Jewish history B'nai B'rith, for good citizenship and human relations American Legion Dunca Post, for good citizenship and human relations Church Civic League, and Catholic Interracial Council. Annual Veterans Day award Joint Veterans Commission.