By Amy Yarbrough
Daily Journal Staff Writer Incoming State Bar president Howard Miller knows well the hard knocks that can come with a leadership position. Three decades ago, while president of the Los Angeles Unified school board, he found himself in the middle of a storm over court-ordered busing in the sprawling district. Opponents of the integration plan led a push for a recall election that successfully ousted Miller. It was a...
Daily Journal Staff Writer Incoming State Bar president Howard Miller knows well the hard knocks that can come with a leadership position. Three decades ago, while president of the Los Angeles Unified school board, he found himself in the middle of a storm over court-ordered busing in the sprawling district. Opponents of the integration plan led a push for a recall election that successfully ousted Miller. It was a...
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