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Timothy Roemer: Mr. Speaker, I rise to salute Judge Robert Kurtz Rodibaugh, a loyal and dedicated friend, the senior bankruptcy judge…

On the recordSeptember 23, 1998
Mr. Speaker, I rise to salute Judge Robert Kurtz Rodibaugh, a loyal and dedicated friend, the senior bankruptcy judge for the South Bend Division of the Northern District of the State of Indiana. It is truly a great honor for me to recognize Judge Rodibaugh, who has consistently demonstrated generosity and selfless dedication to the citizens and legal community of northern Indiana. At the beginning of this Congress, I introduced H.R. 81 to designate the recently dedicated courthouse on the corner of Western and South Michigan Streets in South Bend, Indiana, in honor of Judge Rodibaugh and his numerous contributions to the legal community. Last year, I also had the privilege to attend the dedication ceremony for the Rodibaugh Courthouse.
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Recognizing Judge Robert Kurtz Rodibaugh and his contributions to the legal community during a floor speech.

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