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Morgan State College ( BA) USC Gould School of Law ( JD) Occupation. Attorney. John Robert Risher Jr. (September 23, 1938 – February 21, 1999 [1] [2]) was an attorney who served, from 1976 until June 1978, as the first Corporation Counsel for Washington, D.C. appointed after it was granted Home Rule by the United States Congress. [1] [3] [4 ...
22. Feb. 1999 · John R. Risher Jr., 60, a prominent Washington lawyer who was a former federal prosecutor and D.C. corporation counsel and who also had been a leader in Washington area cultural, civic and Jewish ...
14. Apr. 1977 · When John R. Risher Jr. was named D.C. corporation counsel a year ago, he promised in a newspaper interview to give special attention to recruiting "more good lawyers" for the department ...
21. Feb. 1999 · John Robert Risher Jr. (September 23, 1938 – February 21, 1999) was an attorney who served, from 1976 until June 1978, as the first Corporation Counsel for Washington, D.C. appointed after it was granted Home Rule by the United States Congress. Risher was born in Washington, the grandson of John Temple Risher, who, as chief of the muster roll ...
6. Juni 1978 · D.C. Corporation Counsel John R. Risher Jr. announced yesterday that he will resign from office June 25 because he does not want his future actions as the city's chief lawyer to be clouded by the ...
John Robert Risher Jr. (September 23, 1938 – February 21, 1999[1][2]) was an attorney who served, from 1976 until June 1978, as the first Corporation Counsel for Washington, D.C. appointed after it was granted Home Rule by the United States Congress.[1][3][4] Born in Washington,[2] Risher graduated from John Carroll High School in 1956, Morgan State College in 1960, and the University of ...
3. Nov. 2017 · Dr. John Risher, Virginia’s oldest living football player, died Friday morning in Lynchburg. He was 107 years old. A 1932 graduate of the University of Virginia with a degree in chemistry, Risher attended UVA’s School of Medicine, earning his medical doctorate in 1936. He was a member of the 1931 Virginia football team.
