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Spire, Robert M. was born on September 20, 1925 in Omaha.
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Robert M. Spire
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Robert M. Spire, American state attorney general. Certified Public Accountants, Nebraska. Recipient numerous awards for professional and civic contributions, including Special Contribution to Black Heritage award Omaha Black Heritage Series, 1983, Whitney M. Young Memorial award Urban League Nebraska, 1983.
Education
Bachelor of Science, Harvard University, 1949. Juris Doctor, Harvard University, 1952. Student, Juilliard School Music, 1952.
Doctor of Hebrew Literature (honorary), University Nebraska-Omaha, 1971.
Career
Partner Ellick, Spire & Jones, Omaha. Attorney general State of Nebraska, Lincoln, since 1985. Adjunct associate professor medical jurisprudence University Nebraska College Medicine, 1968-1984.
Member Nebraska Fourth Judicial District Committee on Inquiry, 1959-1981, vice chairman, 1974-1981.
Achievements
Membership
Member Governor's Citizens Communications for Study Higher Education in Nebraska, 1984. Served with United States Army, 1943-1946. Fellow American Bar Foundation.
Member American Judicature Society (board directors 1983-1984), American Bar Association (special committee on lawyers' public service responsibility 1983-1984), American Guild Organists, Nebraska State Bar Association (president 1981-1982), Nebraska Continuing Legal Education (president 1978-1980), Urban League Nebraska (board directors 1977-1980), Omaha Bar Association (president 1978-1979), Legal Aid Society Omaha (board directors 1971-1979, president 1972-1975).
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March 3, 1994 (aged 68) -
Nationality
American
Awards
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Recipient numerous awards for professional and civic contributions, including Special Contribution to Black Heritage award Omaha Black Heritage Series, 1983, Whitney M. Young Memorial award Urban League Nebraska, 1983.Recipient numerous awards for professional and civic contributions, including Special Contribution to Black Heritage award Omaha Black Heritage Series, 1983, Whitney M. Young Memorial award Urban League Nebraska, 1983.