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W e e k ly f o r P u b lic
Tuesday, January
Yol. X X I X , N o . U 1
jt ^
The
,
To
T hree
og n itio n
J a v its
L eader
Pric*
30, 1968
T h re e
o u tsta n d in g
M onday,
S en ator
A id e s
e m p lo y e e s
Jacob
K.
r e c e iv e d
J a v its
tii 3 a n n u a l C i v i l S e r v i c e L e a d e r G o l d M e d a l A w a r d s
n
W
W
a r n s
o r k
^ W
i t h
R o c k e f e l l e r
S t o p p a g e ; M
L e v i t t
rec­
A
(S p e c ia l
A L B A N Y — W h ile la y in g
fo r d e d itio n
th a t
S ta te
n d
To Th«
w orkers
dow n
w o u ld
a barrage
engage
in
of
a
opened
up
a
second
fro n t
th is
r s .
r d e r
m e e tin g s
to
e
F o r
be
by
S ta te
w orkers
“c o n sisten t w ith
T a lk s
th e
D
p r e sid en t
be
charged
A tten d a n ce
S ta ll
P a ro le
A t L eader
le a r n e d
b etw een
A d s
W a lk o u t
p r e sstim e
th a t
n e g o tia tio n s
it
was
“sa tisfa c to r y ”
w ere
S ta te
underw ay
D iv isio n
of
Parole a u th orities an d th e Parole
O ffic e rs A sso c ia tio n t o en d «
th r e a ten ed w ork stop page.
The P arole O ffic e rs had a n ­
n ou n ced a w ith h old in g o f services
a t a T h u rsd ay press c o n fe re n c e —
citing th ree g rievan ces w ith th e
S tate A d m in istra tio n . T h e action
w as called off after th e first se v ­
eral hours o f talk s w ith the S ta te
o fficia ls. T h e o r g a n iza tio n d e ­
m an d ed :
T he new spaper ad s envisioned
by th e o r gan ization w ou ld alert
th e public t o th e e ff e c t s o f a
w ithdraw al o f services by S ta te
workers a n d would, a t the sam e
tim e, lllu stia te how t-he lack o l
• A p proval by G overnor R o c k e ­
proper p a y negotiation ^ could feller a n d B u d g et D irector T. N or­
cau se su ch w alkou ts.
m a n H urd o£ a tw o -g r a d e r e a llo c a ­
action is b ased o n
T h e ch a p te r w a n t s th e picket tion for all officers. T h e r e a llo c a ­
G overnor R o c k e fe l- sign s read ied In th e e v en t of su c h tion h a s already g a in e d C ivil S e r v to n e g o tla t# C SEA action .
(Continued on P a { « I f )
o f picket sig n s an d
Wi^^®®“'en t o f n ew sp a p e r a d k
to a d v ise tiie pu b* ^ ^ sib le w ith h o ld in g of
r
S ta te e m p loyee s have
th e N ew Y ork City
kva« ^
Civil Ser v ic e E m -
and
u p g ra d in g s
R o c k e fe lle r
A d m in istr a ­
fo r cle ric a l
e m p lo y e e s,
th «
said “Im m e d ia te a c t io n d e m a n d ­
ed on r ea llocation o f clerical a n d
sten o g r a p h ic em ployees. N o le g i­
tim a te r ea so n e x ists for c o n tin u e d
delay. T h is r e a llo ca tio n n e e d e d
in addition to a general p ay i n ­
crease.”
T he m e s s a g e conclu ded w ith th*
sam e refe re n c e to "w ithholding o f
se r v ic es” If ac tio n on t h e reallo­
c ation is n o t fo r th c o m in g .
A ccord in g to W enzl, h is o r g a n ­
iz a tio n ’s m em bersh ip “c a n n o t w a it
a n y longer. T o d a y ’s report t h a t
S t a t e parole o ffic e r s h a v e received
a tw o grade r eallocation , ob viou s­
ly b e c au se of their th r e at t o
strike, ha« p rom p ted us to taka
positive a c tio n to insu re t h a t
S t a t e em p lo y ee s receive an equit­
able sa la r y Increase.”
e f e n d s
C S E A
P oston ,
‘S a t i s f a c t o r y ’
N e w s
th e
C a n c e l l i n g
PERB
public
d em and s, h a s caused- p rovocation
th at, un der th e T aylor Law, could
lead to a w ith h old in g of S t a t e e m ­
ployee services.
t-o
— $1,000 m in im u m p a y increase
for all S ta te e m p lo y ee s. Continued
delay will precipitate actions by
ou r S ta te w id e m em b ersh ip , i m ­
p le m e n tin g our r ec en t d eleg a te s
r esolu tion c a llin g for withhol«!ing
of em p lo y ee s se r v ic e s o n t h e basis
of e x tr e m e provocation un der the
provisions o f th e T a y lo r L aw .”
In the se c o n d tele g ra m to the
G overn or’s
n e g o tia to rs,
W enzl
P o s t o n
A L B A N Y - —M r s . E r s a
ELLIS T. RIKER
w a r n in g s
w e e k b y ta k in g tiieir b a ttle to S e n a t e M a jo r ity
of
fe n d e d a r e c e n t o rd er o f th e C o m m issio n t h a t
P ic k e t
L eader)
C SE A o ffic ia ls m e t y e s t e r d a y '
c er tain ly figur* g reatly in
with L e vitt to discuss the E m ­ our deliberations."
ployees A ssociation's alm s on reC SEA D e m a n d s
itr e m e n t a n d will m e et w ith S e n ­
C S E A ’s w a r n in g w a s In the form
ator B ryd ges o n W e d n e sd a y c o n ­ of tw o se p a r a te te le g ra m s to the
c er n in g salaries an d other le g is­ S t a t e ’s
n e g o tia tin g
te a m .
Dr.
lative goals. At Leader press tim e, Theodore C. Wenzl, C SEA pres­
a m e e tin g w ith A n th o n y J. Travia, ident, in one m e ssa g e said , “I m ­
S p eak er of th e Assem bly, also w as m ediate a c tio n d e m a n d ed o n d e l­
rum ored to be in the works.
e g a t e s ’ r esolu tion for a 20 percent
T i m
o f
r y d g e s
L ea d er E a rl B r y d g e s a n d C o m p tro ller A r th u r L e v itt.
O
S e e k s
B
w o r k s t o p p a g e u n le s s C iv il S e r v ic e E m p lo y e e s
A ssn . d e m a n d s fo r a c tio n o n its sa la ry p r o p o s a ls
o r g a n iz a tio n
M
C h a p te r
e e t s
p resen ted
I n th e m e a n tim e , S o lo m o n B e n det, c h a ir m a n o f the CSEA S a l ­
ar y
C om m ittee,
a n n o u n ce d
a
m e e tin g o f th a t group on Jan.
31 in N ew Y ork City. B e n d e t’s
on ly c o m m e n t o n th e fo r th c o m ­
in g sessio n w'as t h a t “th e recen t
victory of t h e P arole O ffic e r s’ A s­
so c ia tio n o n their reallo ca tio n
d em a n d s — w on by th e threat
o f a w ith d ra w a l o f services —
BLAKENEY
P a g e 14
C enU
O
cat:?dl p u b l i c s e r v i c e , a t t h e S e n a t o r ’s N e w Y o r k C i t y o f f i c e .
Th3 award Is m a d e e a c h year to
} piisoti i n e a c h a rea o f public presen tly a fford ed th e r es id en ts o f
laiTica—Fed eral, S t a t e a n d local. the B u ffa lo P o sta l D istr ic t a n d
Tti-3 Grold M ed al A w ard w inn ers e x c e lle n t publio r ela tio n s in h is
c o m m u n ity .
vrEllis T . R iker, a d m in istrative
Mviron F . B lak en ey, postm aster,
BuPtilo, N ew York, h a s b e e n In director o f N ew Y ork S t a t e D e pjitil S ervice for 44 years and is p a r tm e n t o f M otor V ehicles, h a s
rwpjnsible for m a n y a c c o m p lish - i served th e S ta te o f N ew York for
matri h a v in g a d ir ec t bearin g 130 years in w h ic h h e p lan ned,
upoti the e ffic ie n t p o sta l service
(C on tin ued on P a g e 8)
MrRON
Q. & A.
P a y
M e d a ls
C a re er
governm ent
w hen
i U a l
See
T ea
C S E A
P re s e n ts
G o ld
C e o g r o i ^ M
E m p lo y e e *
R ik e r W i n s S t a f e A w a rd
S e n a to r
-t^ C / - f 2- 2-
M
th e
S ta te
a tten d an ce
a g a in st
R u le s,
le a v e
e e t i n g s
C iv il
at
w ith
^
P a g * 14)
C o m m issio n ,
S e r v ic e
E m p lo y e e
d e c la r in g
th e
th e
n e u tr a lity
new
de­
A ssn.
p o licy
order
of
th e
the
“T h is Is in reply to your t e le ­
gram received t h is m or n in g c o n ­
cerning tim e o f f for em ployee o r ­
gan iz a tio n a n d / o r u n io n activities.
“ The policy s ta t e m e n t to which
you refer is d e sig n e d t o insure
c o m p lian ce w ith the r ecen t order
of the P u b lic E m p lo y m e n t R e la ­
tions B oard requiring neu trality in
d ealin g w ith e m p lo y ee o r g a n iza ­
tions an d u n io n s, an d equitable
tr ea tm e n t for all e m p loyee o r g a n zatlo n s
se e k in g
rep re se n ta tio n
righ ts u n d er th e P ublic E m p lo y e e s’
F air E m p lo y m e n t Act. T h e A t ­
te n d a n ce R u le s for E m ployees in
N ew Y ork S ta te D e p a r tm e n ts and
In stitu tion s w h ic h ha v « the force
and e ffe c t o f la w do n o t perm it
tim e o f f w ithou t ch a r g « to leave
credits for the purpose se t fo rth
above. T h e J a n u a iy 5 th policy
m
by
w ith
Mrs. P o s to n ’s s t a n d w as c o n ­
ta in e d in a lette r t o Dr. Theodore
Wenzl, CSBA president, refusing
his d e m an d th at su ch a tte n d a n ce
w ith o u t leave ch a r g e be restored
a t once. S h e wa-ote sa y in g :
<Contiaued
S e r v ic e
C iv il
cred its
c o n sisten t
a n d c o n siste n t
in te r e st.”
F r e e
R e p e a t T h is !
F orecast
On New
Taylor Law Affect
Definitely Confirmed
A
P R E D IC T IO N
ago
th a t
c o lu m n
S t a t e ’s
th e
new
by
som e
effects
la b o r
ernm ent
of
th e
le g isla tio n
for p u b lic e m p lo y e e s —
lo r L a w — w o u ld
th is
m o n th s
th e
Tay­
be one o f gov­
headaches
have
m ore
th an
b ig g est
been
fu lfilled .
The
p u b lic
la b o r
force
in
and
S tate
l o c a l g o v e r n m e n t Is I n i t s g r e a t ­
est tu rm o il in
decades.
A t th is w r itin g , th er e a r t g r o w ­
in g
sig n s
th at
( C o n t in u e d
S ta te
m
e m p lo y « e s
F a f«
9)
CIVIL
P«ge Two
D O N
T
SERVICE
R E P E A T
T H I S
Y o u r P u b lic
: while everyone Is trying to figure S ta te Oivil Ser v ic e O om m iselon
jo u t Just w h a t Is legal, b a rgain - de c ision th a t parole o ffice rs sh o u ld
able. b in d in g or w h a t h ave you, h a v e a n up w ard r ea llocation o f
public e m p loyees are b e gin n in g to tw o grad es w a s a n a c t o f “e x fin d t h a t direct action Is a h a n d y tremie p ro v o c a tio n ” a n d Justified
su b stitu te for n egotia tio n s for the w h a t is n ow bein g referred to a s
ft “w ithh old ing o f services.”
tim e being.
T h e 160.000-m em ber Civil S e r ­
Ferm lssab le Work
v ice E m p lo y e es Assn., now i n th e
Also, the w ording of th e T a y ­
m id st o f a struggle w ith th e R o c k ­
lor Law d oes recognize th a t, w h en
e feller A d m in istration over w age
i public e m p loyees are e xtre m ely
a n d r e tir e m e n t proposals, w a r n e d
provoked, a n y work stop p age o n
early in J a n u a r y t h a t su ch a w i t h ­
1their pert k not n e c essa r ily th e
h old in g o f services w as possible
fa u lt o f t h e organization w h ic h
u n le s s their d e m a n d s were m et
rep resents them . U sin g th is as a
a n d is n ow hurtling tow ard sim ilar
handle, th e S ta te P arole O fficers’
action . A b out th e o n ly mieans o f
A.'^soclation la s t w eek th r e a ten ed
d ivertin g a sta te w id e work s t o p ­
a o n e -d a y work stoppage. Their
page o f som e k in d appears to be,
' a r g u m e n t w a s th a t th e failu re
a t th is w riting, som e positive help
!b y Dr. T . N orm an Hurd, S ta te
fr o m th e leaders o f the L e gisla­
I B udget Director, to a c t o n a
ture a n d m e etin g s are going on
in t h a t a rea now.
The
S ta te D ep a rtm en t
of
I n th e m e a n tim e, g o vern m en t
H e a lth h a s o p e n in g s th r o u g h ­
o ffic ia ls everyw here in the S tate
i
o u t t h e S ta te fo r sen io r a n d
e r e reaching for th e aspirin bottle
a s s o c i a t e s a n i t a r i a n s a t $ 8 ,3 6 5
an d w ill probably need th e m e d i­
to $11,215.
c a tio n for som e tim e to com e.
Beanard
S
chon
brun
.
a
f
o
m
e
r
C an d id ates for th e senior p osi­
tion, w h ich pays $8,365 to $10,125, l ie u te n a n t In th e City P olice D e m u s t h a v e a bachelor's degree— ! partm ent, h a s been app ointed a d - 9 D a y t — O n l y $ 2 7 9
Including 30 sem ester hours in ' m in lstr a tiv e a ss is ta n t a t th e C e n tm a th e m a tic s and natu ral science ' ral H ou*e facility o f th e Jew ish
— and two years en viron m en tal H om e a n d H osp ital tor Aged.
A ccord in g to e x ecu tive director
h e a lth experience.
T h e associate san itarian p osi­ M itch ell M. W a lfe. Sch on b ru n will
A tour to R o m e a t Ea.ster tim e
tion , a t $9,290 to $11,215, requires : be chaxge<l w ith direct a d m in istr a ­ will be offered for th e first tim e
» b a c h e lo r ’s degree in public tive responsib ility for r esid en t se r ­ to m em b ers o f the Civil S ervice
h e a lth or san itary sc ien ce —or any vices. bu ild in g services, sa fe ty and E m p lo y e es Assn., It w as a n ­
d egree w ith 30 sem ester hour* in security, com m u n ic a tio n s, an d r e ­ n o u n c ed la st week. D ates for th e
m a t h e m a tic s and natural scien ce la ted areaa.
S p rin g v a c a tio n are from April
S c h o n b r u n . w h o atte n d e d th e 18 to 21, departing from N ew
— and three years o f th e above e x ­
B a r u c h S c h o o l o f B u sin ess Ad- Y ork City.
p erien ce
th e
A m a ste r ’s degree In public mlniatffation, aei-ved w ith
T h e round trip, direct Jet fligh t
h e a lth , san itary engineering or P o lic e D e p a r tm e n t from 1942 to v ia P a n A m erican Airw ays w ill
e n v iro n m en ta l engineering or JO 1966. H is M sig n m e n ts inclu ded b e o n ly $279. A R o m e v a c a tio n
sa fe ty . In vestiga­ pack age w h ich will include d e ­
graduate credit hours in a r e la t­ d u ty w ith W
ed field m a y be su bstituted for tive, a n d e d u c a tio n a l bureaus. lu xe room s a t the H ilton H otel,
Sin ce Janu ary, 1967, h e h a s served sig h tsee in g tours, an e ven in g d in ­
o n e ye a r ’s experience.
A p plications and further in fo r ­ as t h e H o m e ’s a a fe ty -a n d -s e c u r ity ner w it h e n te rta in m e n t, transfers,
m a tio n m a y be obtained from the o ffice r a t Central H ouse, 120 W e st guid e service^ etc., is only $110
S l a t e D e p a r tm e n t o f Oivil Service. 106th St., N ew York.
add ition al.
(Coiit>nued from F a g t 1)
will sta g e som e kind of work
•to p p a g e to force action on g et­
tin g a solid w age Increase and
a fu lly -re tro a c tiv e guaranteed
h a lf-p a y retirem en t plan. After
our prediction, New York City
te a c h e r s did stage a strike and
th e C ity ’s su b w ay n e g o tia tio n s
tu rn ed o u t to be the c liff-h a n g e r
everyon e e xp e cte d it to be.
T h e m a in trouble Is th a t the
T a y lo r Law, which replaced the
old
C on d o n -W a d lin
a n ti-str ik e
law , is w ith o u t precedent* o f in ­
terp re ta tio n and operation «nd
Sanitarian Jobs
Pay$8,365 &Up
Former Policeman
;ln Hospital Post
Easter In Rome
Offered 1st Time
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P
a s t i n g
M
o n e y !
S p a ce is severely lim ited in
R o m e at th a t tim e of year an d
im m ed ia te ap p lication sh ou ld be
m a d e by w ritin g to Irving P la u m e n b a u m . 711 E ig h th Ave., New
Y ork, N.Y., 10036. or telep h on e
(212) C ir cle 7-7780.
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give you an additional 10%^ If you ijualify—^(8 out of 10
drivers do qualify).
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G rad u ate
School
of
P u b lio
in
C o lle fe
N ew
THE
one
is
HALLM ARK
w h ic h
Its
o p erates
b a sic
p e o p le ,
and
b oth
of
w ith
a
su ccessfu l
effic ie n c y
c o n tin u in g
in te r n a lly
and
governm ent
In
r ec o g n itio n
th e
17
to
24— O n ly
$265.
A N D SINCE public r ela tio n s is
also people, th e p e w le -o rlen ted
a g e n c y is clo sest to a ch ievin g p u b ­
lic relations su cc e ss w ith all Its
publics. Including its o w n civil
service corps.
SU C H AN agen cy is th e U .S.
C u stom s Service, a $2.6 billion
arm o f t h e U.S. Treasury D e p a r t­
m e n t. (T h e figure rep resents w h a t
t h B u reau o f C u stom s collected
lo r th e U n ite d S t a t e s o f A m erica
In 1966).
th a t
sp ir it b e lies h is years o f p rofesslo n a l experience, S e tte l is o f f i ­
c ia lly “Sp e c ia l A ssista n t to th e
C om m issioner." Lester D. J o h n son .
I N A W AY , t h e B lu e R ibbon
la bein g aw arded to C om m iasioner
Joh n son and th e en tire U .S. Custm o s Service. S e t t e l is so h ig h ly
p rofessio n a l t h a t h e would n o t
h e sita te to sa y t h a t h is public r e ­
la tio n s ac h iev e m en t would have
been im possible w ith o u t th e co­
op eration o f C om m ission er J o h n ­
son and th e total civil service
corps o f U.S. C ustom s.
T H E C R U X o f our aw ard to th e
U .S. C u stom s Service is t h e s u c ­
c ess realized in its 1966 m od ern i­
zation . w h ich Included public r e ­
la tio n s as an integral part o f t h a t
Caribbean
Gala
Jet ’N Cruise
Spend
90
cru ise
percent
tim e
in
of
th e
your
sun
by
jo in in g th is fa b u lo u s C a r ib ­
bean
c ru ise
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P l e d g e
PERB O rders Halt
M etro C onference Bids A rea
L eg islato rs To Renew Help
In P a ss a g e Of CSEA P ro g ram s
In CSEA Talks With
Chemung On N urses
ALBANY — T h e D i r e c t o r o f
R e p r e se n ta tio n o f t h t N e w
Vork S t a t e P u b l i c E m p l o y m e n t
R e la t io n s B o a r d h a s o r d e r e d
th« Board o f Snpervisor* o f
Chemunk C ounty to refrain fr o m
neKotlatinff w ith th » O rem u n g
County, chap ter o f th e C ivil S e r vlc« Employees Assn., o n “o n e x olusive basis" w ith r esp ect to r e g Ijtered professional nu rses e m p lo y ^ by the c o u n ty ’s H e a lth D e ­
partment.
The decision follow ed a h e a r in g
on the request for a “s t a y ” file d
by the Nevtr Y ork S ta te N u rses A s ioclation. T h e CSEA h a d p revlou sIjr been recognized b y t h e c o u n ty
ai the exclusive n e g o tia tin g a g e n t
for the county em ployees. T h e
Nuriwa Association 1« se e k in g to
represent the nurses iri th e c o u n ­
C a r d s
T o
C o
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S o o n
state legislator* from the
New York City Area were
urged to renew again their
support of programs of the
C ivil Servic* E m p lo y e es Aasn.
now un der con sid e r a tio n In th «
L egislatu re "on th « ground s o f
Justified n eeds, n o t b u d g e ta ry re­
q u irem en ts.”
T h e lawm aker* w ere g u e sts o f
th e CSEA M etrop olitan C o n fe r ­
e n c e o n a leg isla tiv e p rogram
sp onsored by Credm oor S t a t e H o s ­
p ital c h a p te r o f th e E m p loyees A s­
sociation, h e ld r e c e n tly in N ew
ty.
The order, a ccording to P a u l E. York City.
Klein, Director o f R e p r e sen tation ,
R a n d o lp h V. Jacobs, C o n fer ­
l 3 concerned on ly w ith r e p re se n ­ e n c e president, in
a n n o u n c in g
tation for the registered p r o fe s- three speakers o n CSEA program s
ilonal nurses and n o t o th e r c o u n ­ a n d problems, told th e so lo n s th a t
ty employeyes.
"you h a v e sh o w n your frien d sh ip
Until the r ep resen tation disp ute for us in th e p a s t an d I s a y n ow
li resolved, the B oard o f S u p e r - t h a t w e n e e d t h a t fr ie n d sh ip
Tlsors also is ordered to r efrain m ore th a n ever. O ur program s are
from “entering into a colle ctiv ely reasonable an d Justifiable an d
negotiated a g r ee m en t” w ith the th eir e n a c tm e n t Is a d u ty a n d r e ­
I CSEA with respect to term s an d sp onsib ility o f g o v e rn m en t.”
I conditions o f e m p lo y m en t o f th e
Sp eak ers
I nurses and to l>e ne u tr a l in its
S p eak ers for th e e v e n t were
i treatment o f l>oth o f t h e em ployee
J o se p h D . Lochner, C S E A e x e c u ­
organizations Involved.
tive director; S e t h T o w se, CSEA
a s s is ta n t counsel, and L ouis B u s ­
sell, c h a irm a n o f th e C o m m ittee
L A W M A K E R S
A N D
F R IE N D S —
for a J u st l / 6 0 t h R e tire m en t.
T hese ten m em b ers of the L egislatu re w ere g u ests
L ochner stressed to h is aud ien ce
th e need for considerable im p rove­ a t a m eetin g of the M etropolitan C on feren ce of
m e n t in th e G overnor’s proposal the Civil Ser v ic e E m p lo y e es Assn., w here th e y
for a n e ig h t-p e rc en t, a c r o s s -th e - h eard tlie basis for CSEA goals in the S enate and
board raise for S t a t e workers, A ssem bly this year. F ro m left to right are A ssem ­
O o n g a n C u iU
S e ts M e e t in g
T h is F r id a y
The D o n g a n G u ild , t h e S t a t e
Ie m p l o y e e s o r g a n i z a t i o n , w i l l
ttieet on F r i d a y , a t t h e N e w
I York F o u n d l i n g
H o sp ita l,
s a y in g th a t sta tistic s an d i n f l a ­
tionary pressure Justified a far
bigger raise. H e w arned t h a t f a i l ­
ure to keep public em p lo y ee s
closer to par w ith their c o u n te r ­
parts in private in d u str y could
lead to "fin an cial d isaster for our
workers in N ew York S t a t e — and
so o n .”
j The Rev. A n th on y T o g n o c c h i o f
jths Saleslan F a th ers, w ill p r e se n t
I* dramatic film o f his r ecen t visit
jto tha mission fields In S ou th
I n urging full r etroactivity in
jAmerca at 7 p.m. in t h e recreation th e n on -con trlb u to ry y S t a t e R e ­
j^ootn on the second floor. M e m - tire m en t S ystem , B u ssell told th e
pei'3 and ftien ds are Invited.
legislators th a t the S y s t e m ’s a s ­
I The guild h as In stituted a n ew se ts could "easily su p p ort su ch
jtlme for m eetings— r e fr esh m e n ts r etroactivity — a n d m ore.” H e
Und coffee will be served from sta te d th a t i t would be "grossly
to 8:30 p m.; bu siness m e etin g s u n fair, unjust" to deny workers
►111 begin at 6:30 p.m. a n d gu e st a fu lly -g u a r a n te ed h a l f - p a y r e ­
Leakers will be invited to c om e tire m en t and th a t th e o n ly w ay
7 p.m. This earlier tim e sc h e d - to do it w as by providing full
• ^'111 enable m em bers to travel retroactivity.
'»n8 In the early even in g hours.
"We are now In a lon g period
for ap p lication s for o f trial an d error w ith t h e P u b ­
scholarship
e x a m in a tio n s lic E m p lo y m e n t R e la tio n s B oard ,”
leldi
‘lii’ected t o W Uliam T o w se told h is listen ers. B oard
om ’
o f th e sc h olarsh ip m em bers, th em selves, lack e x p e r i­
. ^ i t t e e , R oom 608. 60 P ark e n c e an d the T aylor L aw la ck s
«■ New York, N.Y., 10007.
o th e r precedences In law, h e d e ­
clared.
F le d ge Cards
''•'•♦o r
b ly m e n Seym our Posner, M ax T urshin, A n tlion y
M ercorella; and O reste M aresca; Sen. S im o n J .
Llel>owita; A s se m b ly m en S. W illiam G reen and
G eorge Cincotta; Randolpii V. Jacob s, C onferenc*
president; A sse m ly m e n Harry Kraf, B e tra m B a k er
an d A lexan d er Chananau. A b sent w h en the phot*
w as ta k e n w as A sse m b ly m a n Leonard Sim on.
R e a p p o in te d
A fter a descrip tion o f th e cu r ­
— Ii'ving
R ie se
of r en t problem s b ein g posed by
Point, president o f C hilds P E R B hearings, T ow se told c h a p ­
1bv
r eap p oin t- ter delegates th a t CSEA m e m b e rs
!«t.
noi' R ockefeller, su b - th r o u g h o u t th e S t a t e w ou ld so o n
confirm ation, a s a be receivin g pledge c a rd s to sig n ,
Kina
V isitors d e sig n a tin g their desire to h a v e
ise a * Park S ta te H ospital, C SEA as their sole rep resen tative.
'il
York City, He urged a n all-ou t e f f w t to get
iriM
^
in th e u n - b o th memDers an d o o n -m e in b e r t
^
until Deo: 11 . W74. s ig n e d up.
P A Y TALK —
Joseph
D.
Lochner, e x ecu tive director of th e
Civil Service E m p lo y e es A ssn.,
explains the need for a greater
salary in crease for S ta te e m ­
ployees than that proposed by G ov­
ernor R ockefeller to d e leg a te s and
gu e sts at the r ecen t legislative
luncheon of the M etropolitan Con­
ference, CSEA.
A tten d in g th e session were S e n .
S im o n J. Leibowitz and A ssem bly­
SPE A K E R S
Louis B ussell, chairm an of the C o m m ittee f o r
m en
Seym our P osner, G eorge
i a J u s t l/6 0 t h R etirem en t, exi^ains the n e c e s sity of the retroaotiv#
C in cotta, Harry K ra f, B ertram
: p e n sion s y s te m during the ann ual L egislative luncheon of t h e M et­
B aker, A lexander C h a n a n a u , A n ­
ropolitan Conference, Civil S e r v ic e E m p loyees Assn. With h im ar«
th o n y
M ercorella,
S.
W illia m Randolph Jacobs, con feren ce iw esid en t, an d Seth T ow se, a s s is ta n t
Green; M ax T u rsh in a n d L eonard counsel for th e Statew ide A ssociation , w h o spoke on th e F ublle B m I ploym ent Reiatl«ma B o a r d .
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S e rv ic e s D iv is io n
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fo r
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S e rv ic e R e g io n O f f i c e . N e w s B u ild '
S e r v ic e
p o s tm a s te r s
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th e
R o c h e s te r,
The
tih e o r ig in a l e r r o r .
P lease sen d me information concerning th« CSEA Accident and S ic kn ess Income Insurance.
s to p o f th e
S y r a c u s e ; a n d 500 M id t o w n T o w e r,
m ade
TER BUSH & POWELL, INC.
148 Clinton St., Schenectady, N.Y.
S tre e t
a p p e a l to C S C .
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G e n e s e e S t .; S ta te O f f ic e B u lld in r .
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exam ­
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SCHENECTADY
NEW YORK
C h a m b e rs
b u t r e q u ir e d O S C im p l e m e n t a t io n . | 4 8 8 -6 6 0 6 ;
U n d e r th e p ro c e d u re , e a c h a g e n c y
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th e
m a in s u b w a y lin e s t h a t g o th r o u g ii
S TA TE — R oom
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f il in g
t h e P e r s o n n e l D e p a r t m e n t is n e a i
r ig h t.
w e r e p a r t o f t h e F e d e r a l p a y b ill
— 55.000 C.S.E.A. members can't be wrong:
of
in
A p p lic a t io n s
iio n s . O t h e r F e d e r a l e m p lo y e e s a l ­
re a d y
day
announcem ent
T ile
new
e m p lo y e e s .
la s t
o t h e r w is e
in a t i o n
a d d i- i th e
p ro g ra m s
th e
A venue
The
Endorsed by The Civil Service Employees A ssociation and
administered by its Insurance Representatives, Ter Bush &
Powell, Inc. for 30 years.
a d d i t io n a l
d i s t r ic t
hen
s ta te d
e r t y w i l l r e q u ir e m o s t o f t h e o t h e r
ha*
Underwritten by The Travelers Insurance Com panies and
approved by The New York State Insurance Department.
th e
F e d e ra l
e m p lo y e e s .
c o n n e c te d
24 Hour coverage (on and off the job if desired).
w ith
c r im e — w i t h
c o u n t in g
Thirteen conveniently located claim offices throughout New
York State.
c o n n e c t io n
w ar
to r n e y s
C ost is less than stam iard hniivkiual policies.
R em em ber
f e w e x p e c te d In c r e a s e s w i ll
at
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mailed
fo rm a
Jatitiary 30, 1968
CIVIL
SERVICE
LEADER
C ity A n n o u n c e s T e s t
C i t y
C
For P o lic e A id e J o b
A
S e t ;
The
C ity
D ep artm en t
b e g in n in g
no llce a d m i n i s t r a t i v e a i d e
Ihe M a r c h
of
T hursday
9 w r itte n
P erson nel
(F eb .
1 ),
w ill
for
r ec e iv e
several
open
Tti» Jobs p a y $5.7«0 to $7,190
,nd require a higli sch ool or
^ulvalency dip lom a. I n add ition ,
ojndidates m u st h a v e eith er tw o
yeirs clerical experience, o n e year
of college or train in g in a p u b lifj service career program .
to
m en
10 t o
a s e w
S t a r t
T he
for
for
C ity
casew ork er
Satu rd ay
2 8 y e a r s o ld .
n ic a l
H ig h
D ep artm en t
p o sitio n s
tests
School
w ill
at
of
w ith
be
A
SHERATON
-ATLANTIC
(212) PE 6-5700.
th e
has
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C IV IL S E R V IC E
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20,
Feb.
A venue
10
and
diploma
•
Civil
of
and
th e
S o c ia l
sc h e d u le
for
w a lk -ln
exam s
B ro o k ly n
T ech­
S e r v ic es.
M arch
Fort
30
G reene
at
9
a .m .
at
P la ce.
workers a ssign ed to the
o f S p ec ia l S ervices are
c on c er n e d
w ith
auxiliary
pro­
g r a m s su ch a« job tr a in in g and
p la c em e n t, d ay ca re cen ter s an d
h o m e s for the aged, h om e m a k in g
services, boardin g a n d nu rsin g
h o m e s a n d tr a in in g for m others
'in im proved hou sehold m a n a g e ­
m ent.
In a d d itio n
bo salary, c a se
workers en jo y a wide variety of
a ttr a c tiv e frin ge b e n efits. In clu d ­
in g four w eeks o f paid a n n u a l
v a c a tio n , sic k leave c iu n u la tlv e
to 180 days, paid h olid ays, a
c h oice o f o n e o f th ree full p aid
h e a lth
an d hospital in su r a n c e
plans, o p p ortu n ity for m em b ersh ip
in a blood credit program an d
m em bersh ip In a g e n erou s r e ­
tir e m e n t sy stem .
I n addition, a case worker w h o
h a s been o n s t a f f a t lea st tw o
years b eco m es eligible for on e o f
app ro x im a te ly
200 scholarships
T o K eep In form ed,
D aE H A N T Y
The
IN S T im E
O FFIC E HOURS: MON. TO F R I. 9:30 A.M. to t P.M.
— Closed Satu rd ays. —
5 0
Y e a r s
o f
S u c c e s s
in
S p e c ia liz e d
E d u c a tio n
For Career Opportunities and Personal Advancement
CLASSES MEET FRIDAYS AT 7
P .M .
FOR
CARPENTER
Exam O fficially Ordered
S a la r y
$ 1 0 ,5 8 7 .5 0
CLASSES NOW MEETING NEXT EXAMS FOR
FIREMAN
MANHATTAN: Tuesdays a t 1:15, 5:30 or 7:30 P.M.
JAMAICA: Wednesdays a t 7 P.M.
PATROLMAN
MANHATTAN:
M.
m n scNOOL e q u iv a le n c y diplom a
CLASSES MEET
IN MANHATTAN AND JAMAICA
EM PLOYEES
S U P E R V IS IN G
C L E R K -S T E N O
CLASSES MEET
In Manhatton, Monday or Wednesday at 6 P.M.
In Jamaica. Thursday at 6:30 P.M.
PRACTICAL VOCATIONAL COURSES:
Licensed by N.Y. State— Approved for Veterans
•
MORS
Follow T h e Leader.
PREPARATION FOR
MUNICIPAL CREDIT
UNION
EARN
given yearly for g r a d u ate stu d y
tow ard a m a ste r ’s degree i n s o ­
c ial work. U n der term s o f th e
sc h olarsh ip , a c ase w orker’s fu ll
sala r y an d be n e fits c o n tin u e as
h e p u rsues full tim e stu d y to w a r d
th e degree. C om p lete tu itio n a n d
sc h o o l exp en ses also are covered.
The w ritten te st w ill be o f the
m u ltip le ch o ice type an d m a y In­
clu d e questions o n vocabulary,
verbal a n alogies r ead in g c o m p r e ­
h e n sio n and arith m etic rea so n in g ,
desirable w ays of d ealin g w it h
people an d psych ological an d s o ­
ciological concep ts.
F u r th e r details o n a career as
a c a se worker m a y be o b tain ed by
p h o n in g , w ritin g or visitin g t h e
C ity D e p a r tm e n t o f P er so n n e l,
R e c r u itm e n t D ivision, R oom M -4,
220 Church S treet, N ew York^ N.Y.
10013 (tele p h o n e : 6 6 6 -8 7 0 0 ).'
MANHATTAN! IIS EAST IS ST., Near 4 Ave. (All Subweysll
JAMAICA: tf-ZS MERRICK itVD., b .t. Jamaico & Hillside Avet.i
A U T O
M E C H A N IC S
D IV ID E N D S I
D R A F T IN G
S arv ie*
(M r a n n u m
•
Peld for tho i 'M o n lh Period! ttief in c U d Oee. S I , 1 9 6 7
S h erot m e / b o p u rch asod to $ 1 0 ,0 0 0
P
s
$ 6 , 4 5 0
Case
| B ureau
S
frpi.»r« rot foul
E9UIVALENCY
t
announced
D ep a rtm en t
FOR
HI6H
SCHOOL
E x a m
billty.
File Until Feb. 13
For Janitor Jobs
at Euaranteeri ratest
P erson nel
Jan.
D e K a lb
T u e sd a y te sts will be a t 9 a.m.
A p p lication s a n d fu r th e r In­ a n d 1 p.m. o n Feb. .20 and M arch
fo r m a tio n m a y b« o b ta in e d from 12 o n th e messzanlne floor a t 40
th e A p p lication s S e c tio n o f th e W orth S t., M a n h a tta n .
C a se worker I is open to gr a d ­
D e p a r tm e n t o f P er so n n e l or from
th e public libraries i n N e w York uates o f accredited fou r -y e a r c o l­
City, M o u n t V o m on , N ew R o ­ leges or un iversities. A ny m ajor
Administrative aides perform chelle, W h ite P la in s a n d Yonkera. Is acceptab le. N o n -c itiz e n s c a n
gsneral clerical a n d typ in g ta«ks;
q u a lify by submitting^ before a p receive and tr a n sm it in fo r m a tio n
pointmtent, d e c la r a tio n s o f i^"
te n t to becom e citizens.
from the public, police office rs
jnd other g o v e rn m en t agencies;
T h e star tin g salary will be $6,prepare and type reports; h a n d le
450 A year, w ith a n Increase to
equipment and supplies; op erate
T h e S ta te D e p a r tm e n t o f Civil $6,800 a fte r three m o n th s a n d
business m ach in es, sw itchb oard s. S ervice will receive a p p lication s to $7,200 a fter six m o n th s. After
radios and other elec tr o n ic eq u ip - u n til Feb. 13 for th # M arch 18 o n e year o f su cc e ssfu l job p er­
Dient; and do o th e r r elated task s. >M‘itte n
exam
fo r su pervisin g. fo r m an ce, case workers are p ro­
Tin a?e req uirem en t does n o t h e a d a n d c h ie f ja n ito r positions, m o te d w ith n o fu r th er e x a m in ­
apply to v e ter a n s as defined by | S u p ervisin g Janitors currently ations, to case worker II w ith an
Section 85 of the Civil Ser v ic e ' receive $5,000 to $6,180 w h ile h e a d a n n u a l salary r a n ge o f $7,200 to
Liw. In addition, all v e ter a n s m a y , Janitors g e t $5,940 to $7,280 and $9,550.
C ase workers who h a v e c o m deduct from their age th e a m o u n t | the c h ie f p ositio n pays $7,475 to
'pleted
a t lea st 30 credits tow ards
timj they served o n a c t i v e , $9.0'^0.
duty—In d eterm ining th eir e l l g l - ' O p e n in g s ar# w ith th e D e p a r t­ a m a ste r o f social work degree
m e n t o f C on servation, H e a lth and r e c eiv e a $600 ye a rly sala r y dif­
E d u cation , th « O ffic e o f G en er a l feren tial. T h o se w h o h a v e c o m ­
S ervices an d th® S ta t* U n iversity p le ted 60 su ch credits g e t a d if­
ferential of $1,200 a ye«r.
system .
C ase workers are em p loyed by
S u p e rv isin g Janitors m u s t h ave
th
e
C ity’s £>epartment o f S o cial
two years exp eilem ce in th e m a in ­
te n a n c e o f a large bu ild in g and S er v ic e s, which a d m in isters the
*
grounds.
H ea d
Janitors
n e e d la rgest m u n ic ip a l public a s s is t­
I ■
jo u r n e y m a n sta tu s In a bu ild in g a n c e program in th e country.
M ost c ase workers are a ssign ed
trade or th r e e y e ars m a in te n a n c e
Save money on your
to
th e D e p a r tm e n t’s B u reau o f
e x p erien ce—Including o n e year as
next visit to New York
a supervisor. T h e c h ie f p o sition P ublic A ssistan c e , w h ich cares for
Check into th e Sh era to n requires tw o years su ch supervia- about 600,000 N ew Yorkers. In
ad d ition to arran gin g fin a n c ia l
Atlantic Hotel! The special
o ry experience.
Sheraton-Atlantic rats for ail
assistance^ c ase workers a ssig n ed
government employees and
h ere m ak e referrals for h e a lth
their families will save you
M a n a g e m e n t A n a ly sts
services, reh a b ilita tio n and tr a in ­
real money.
T h e D e fe n se C ontract A d m in ­
in g program s, r eh ou sin g or for a
^9 .00 single
istration
S ervices R egion ,
770
n u m b er o f o th er a g en cy or c o m ­
n 4 . 0 0 double
B road w ay, N ew Y ork City^ h a s
m u n ity services.
Great Location-Arcade con­
o p en in g s for m a n a g e m e n t a n ­
C ase workers assign ed to th e
nects hotel to Penn Station
alysts a t G S -1 1 ($9,657).
and the new Madison Square
B u reau o f C h ild W elfare direct
C a n d id a te s sh ou ld h a v e e xp eri­
Garden. Same block as Em­
their e n ergies tow ard child ren in
pire State Building. Subways
e n c e Id en tify in g a n d an a ly z in g
n eed. S ervices inclu de counsellin g,
to all points of the city leavs
m anpower
req u irem en ts
and
h o m e m a k in g , group a n d foster
ifom right under the hotel.
w orkload characteristics.
So on your next trip to New
fa m ily d a y care, tem porary sh elte r
F or further In form ation , a p ­
jork, stay at the Sheratoncare, foster hom e care^ adop tion
Atlanlic,
p lica n ts sh ou ld c o n ta c t L eonard
p
la c e m e n t a n d m atern ity sh elter
'StaU, federil, City
W eiser, O ff ic s o f C ivilian P er ­
care for u n m arried m o th e r s a n d
son n e l 111 E a s t 16th St., N ew
their babies.
Y ork, N.Y. 10003 o r c all O R 73030, e x te n sio n '363.
B U Y U.S. SA V IN G S B O N D S
HOTEt BROADWAY AT
street, new YORK
C)j| fur nearast SheraUn
L HO
I
«tel
Motor Inn far Insured
o r k e r
a p p ll-
hundred
p o s it io n s . F i l i n g c l o s e i F e b . 21
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r e
Pag« Fiv«
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of
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10c
S e r v ic e
E m p lo y e e s
P r ic e
I
w hen
w o rk
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The
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I n t h e S t a t e w o r k f o r c e w h o a t t e n d s u c h m e e t i n g s Is f a r
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sam e.
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SO M E T IM E S
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S ta te
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( M r . G o ffe n . m m e m b e r
t h e s a m e w o r k c in d r e c e iv in g o n ly
1968
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fo r
re p e a te d ly
now.
L a w
L e a d e r:
u p g r a d in g
f o r c e .” W e h a v e h e a r d
F i n k e l e t e i n , P u b lis h e r
Jerry
C i v i l S e r v ic e
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w ith
7/ a I k - I n
exam
fo r C ity
atto rn ey
tr a in e e
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of
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p o sitio n s
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th e
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from
a re
p a id
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to
t r a in e e s
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of
m ay^ b e
s e v e ra l
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la w
school
by
th e
o p p o r t u n it y
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g a in
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ra te
o f $ 7 ,6 0 0 a
a t | s a tis fa c to r y
th e y
a re
y e a r fo r th e
t r a in e e s . O n
c o m p le t io n
of
th e
n i f i c a n t w o ric
a b ilit ie s
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b e r s h ip I n a b lo o d c r e d i t p r o g r a m ,
a n d m e m b e r s h ip i n a g e n e r o u s r e ­
t i r e m e n t a n d p e n s io n p r o g r a m .
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on
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d a te
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th e
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S t a t e
3 7
E m
p l o y e e s
S u g g e s t i o n
A L B A N Y — T h ir ty -o n e
g e stio n s
su b m itted
In
to
a n n o u n c in g
N ew
S ta te
th e
aw ards,
m is s io n , sa id ;
“S in ce the S u g g estio n P rogram
w as Inaugurated in 1947, auggestlo n s from e m p loyees have saved
th e S tate m illions of dollars. T he
c itizen s o f N ew Y ork S ta te can
w ell be proud o f these alert pu b­
lic em p loyees.”
A $200 aw ard w e n t to A nna
W a g a r o f Troy, D e p a r tm en t of
M otor V eh icles,’ who suggested
a ch a n g e in th e procedure used
fo r su sp en d ed v eh icle reg istr a ­
tions. S h e proposed elim inating'
th e process of the registran t se n d ­
in g in the ren ew al stub, and su g ­
ge sted in stead th a t t h e registrant
te ll the D e p a r tm e n t o f th e date
th e vehicle w a s Inspected, the
nu m b er of th e sta tio n perform ing
th e in sp ection an d the nu m ber of
th e Inspection stick er given. T h is
en tirely e lim in a te s the job o f
ch e ck in g the su sp en sion notice
ag a in st the registration and r e ­
tu rn in g th e stub to the registrant.
T h u s far, a sa v in g s o f $4,539.60
has been realized.
O ne aw ard o f $150 w as pre­
sen te d to Theodore Y . Proskln,
o f Albany, D e p a r tm e n t o f T a x a ­
tio n an d F in an ce. H e designed a
new form au d it program for the
pu rp ose of sim p lify in g and str e a m ­
lin in g correspon dence In c o n n e c ­
tio n w ith the three prim ary au d it
procedures o f th e F ed eral S u b eta n tiatlon Audit.
F ive S ta te em p lo y ee s earned
$100
awards.
T hese
Included
Am odio P. Coppola, Sr. o f H ig h ­
land, D e p a r tm en t o f S o cial Serv­
ices, w h o sh ow ed how c o n str u c ­
tio n of a n e w p u m p house and
in t e r p lan t for th e S ta te S chool
a t H igh land cou ld be com bined
u n d e r one roof. Ju lia M. M oloney
o f Albany, D ep artm en t o f H ealth,
also received $100 for h er idea
o f revising se c tion s o f th e Public
H e a lth Law to perm it the filing of
birth, d e a th an d m arriage n o ­
tice s m ore fi-equently th a n once
a m onth. A nother $100 award w as
presented to W alter E. T io m b le y
e
S ta te
E m p lo y e e
M rs.
w
a r d
M
E rsa
P oston ,
P resid e n t
of
Feb. 3
nue,
L e a d e r C o ld
th e
O lv ll
S e r v ic e
Com -
lyn, a n d E sth er Leifer o f Albany,
all fr o m th e W ork m en ’s C om p en ­
sa tio n Board.
R e c ip ie n ts o f $35 aw ards were
E d m u n d R . B u rn s o f Jo h n so n
City, W or k m e n ’s C om p en sation
B oard; R ob ert N. S m ith o f A l­
bany, D e p a r tm e n t o f Agriculture
a n d M arkets, e n d S y lv ia J. B r ig null o f V alatie, D e p a r tm e n t o f
State.
T w e n ty - fiv e dollar aw ard w in ­
ners were V in c e n t C uccioli of
H icksville, D u a n e H. D e w a n o f
C a n to n (2 aw ards) a n d W illiam
F. F in c h o f M ilford, all from the
D e p a r tm en t of A griculture an d
M arkets;
W illiam
M urphy
of
S ch en ectad y, D e p a r tm en t of T a x a ­
tion and F in a n c e; E leanor C.
Longobardl
of
B rooklyn
an d
H elen N ester o f A lbany, b o th from
the
W ork m en ’s
C o m p en sation
Board, an d Lloyd J. H erbert o f
Troy, D e p artm en t o f E ducation.
Those
receiving
$15 aw ards
were HUda M. S ta n le y o f B in g ­
h a m to n , E d ith H irschk ow itz o f
T he B ronx an d W ilm a A. R eeves,
o f W illiam sville, all from th e
W orkm en's C om p en sation Board,
a n d W illiam I. W attenberg o f
Brooklyn, E>epartment o f State.
T e n dollar aw ards were given to
M arth a K. H arris o f F lushing,
W ork m en ’s C om p en sation Board,
an d D oroth y M. S m ith o f A lbany,
D e p artm en t o f S ta te .
B e n ja m in K a n a r ic k o f B rook ­
lyn,
W ork m en ’s
C om p en sation
Board^ received a C ertificate o f
Merit.'
w ill b e
C o o le y
D a ile y ,
honored
at
a
a t th e H o te l B iltm o re ,
M a n h a tta n .
The
W a lte r s
j years o f service to th e Center.
Mrs. D ailey, for 22 years D irec­
tor o f N u rsin g and h e a d o f the
S ch ool o f Nui'sing a t the H ospital
C enter, retired recen tly. S h e is th e
first w om an e le c te d to th e H o s­
p ital C e n ter’s M edical Board, w as
a ffilia te d w ith th e New York City
u n d e r s ta n d .
O u r m e n u n d e rs ta n d .
T h e s o rro w a fa m ily fe e ls .
T h e n e e d to le s s e n th e b u rd e n .
O n e 's fin a n c ia l lim its.
A n d th e y u n d e rs ta n d , th ro u g h h u m a n e x p e r ie n c e
a n d tra in in g , h o w to a rra n g e a fu n e ra l s e rv ic e
w ith b o th ta c t a n d s ym p a th y .
W h e n th e n e e d a ris e s , ta lk to th e m a n a t y o u r
n e ig h b o rh o o d W a lte r 8 . C o o k e c h a p e l.
and
Thom as
te stim o n ia l
B oard
of
H . W a lte r s,
d in n e r
43rd S treet an d
M ed ic a l
C enter is p ayin g talbute to th eir
S atu rd ay,
M a d iso n A v e ­
H a r le m
H o sp ita l
D e p a r tm en t o f H osp itals for 29
years an d achieved outsta n d in g
recx)gnition in the nursing p r ofes­
sion in N ew York Sta te , New J e r ­
se y an d th e D istrict of Colum bia
for a tota l o f 40 years.
Dr. W alters, a m em ber of th e
M edical Board, w as form erly dir­
ector o f the D e p a r tm en t of Oral
S u rgery a t H arlem H ospital and
is now a c o n su lta n t in th e C olum ­
b ia U n iver sity -H a r lem H ospital
a ffiliation . For 35 o f his 39 years
a t H arlem H ospital h e served
gratuitously. L ast m on th , Di’. W a l­
ters w as one o f eleven m em bers
o f the F irst D istrict D e n ta l S ociety
o f N ew York to be elected to th e
H ouse o f D eleg a te s of the A m er­
ican D e n ta l Association.
R eservation s for the testim on ial
d in ner a t $12.50 each m a y be
p h o n e d in to FO 8-3200, 286-3176
or M U 5-4918 th rou gh Friday,
Jan. 26.
In Salary Negotiations
B u ffa lo S c h o o l A id e s
R equest 2 0 %
(F ro m
Leader
C o rre s p o n d e n t)
B'UFFALO— A Civil Service E m ­
p loyees A ssn. group tod ay re­
q u ested a 20 p e rcen t raise, with
a m in im u m o f $1,000, for clerks
who w ork in th e B ufJalo school
system .
T h e clerks are represented by
th e B u f f a lo c o m p etitive un it, o f
Erie chapter, CJSEA.
T h e 20 p erce n t raise is id e n ti­
c a l w ith a package s e ttle m e n t
reac h e d by t h e B oard o f E d u ca ­
tion a n d the B u ffa lo T e a ch er s
F ed eration, w h ich b argains for
B u ffa lo teach ers.
“W e w a n t the sa m e raise and
other b en efits t h a t will go to the
te a ch er s,” said Josep h V. Drago,
u n it CSEA president.
I t is e stim a ted t h a t the te a ch ­
er raise w ill c o st th e city about
$5.1 m illion a year.
M ean w h ile,
Neil
C um m ings,
p resid en t o f Erie chapter, said
ch a p te r rep resentatives will c a m ­
B oost
p aign to obtain 20 percent pay
h ik es th is ye a r for all City wcikel's w h o are m em bers o f ether|
chapter un its.
T h e B oard o f E d u cation Is com-1
m itted to th e new contract wlthj
t h e te a ch er s on ly if B u ffalo Major!
F ra n k A. S e d ita c a n raise tfcil
m on ey.
I t will require a healthy dos€ oil
ad d ition al ^JJate aid to do it, mostj
observers predict.
B u ffa lo w ill ben efit from Gov.j
R o c k e feller ’s bu dget propo.‘al
rais^^,,^e S ta te aid ceiling froaj
$ 6 6 0 ^ pupil to $726 but wtl
e n o u g h to cover the $5.1 roillionj
in proposed teacher p ay incacEseJ
State U. Council
A LBA N Y — Walter
Wilmshuuij
o f C an to n ha.«! been appointed Wj
G overnor R ockefeller as a wfffl'j
ber o f the C ou ncil of Slate
versity Agricultural and Tecfr|
n lcal College at Canton.
Dr. Porter Named
Walter B. Cooke.
FU N ERA LS FRO M
R .N .
M e d a ls
(C ontinued from P a g e 1)
a pan el o f ju d ges consisting
organized and Im p lem ented pro- t h e c h ie f e x ecu tive in each of
s r a m s w h ic h b e n e fited n o t o n ly I c ivil service Jurisdictions,
are: Law rence H. Baer, RegioriB]
t h e S ta t e b u t t h e seven m illion
D irector o f the U n ited S ta te s Ci\)i
drivers in It. D e sp ite h is devotion Ser v ic e C om m ission ; Mrs.
to h is work, R iker h a s alw ays H. P o ston , P re sid e n t of New Yoiit
fou n d tim e to contrib ute to both S ta te D e p a r tm e n t o f Civil s^r.
c h a r itab le a n d professional o r ­ vice; S olom on H oberm an , Peijcnganization s.
n el D irector o f N ew York City
M ax S. Saslow , director o f P er ­ Civil Service Com m ission;
son n el R e lation s, City Civil S e r ­ T heodore H. Lang, D epu ty Super,
vice C om m ission, w h o h a s dozens in te n d e n t
(P erson n el)
of the
of n ew program s to h is credit, B oard o f E d u cation ; and Dr.
su ch as t h e e sta b lish m e n t o f c o ­ H arvey, D e a n o f t h e Gradual*
operative tia in in g program s and S c h o o l o f P ublic Administrfitlcn
in te r -c h a n g e in train in g program s o f N ew Y ork U n iversity; Jeriy
for all g o v ern m en tal jurisdiction s F in k elsteln , publisher o f the Civil
in th e m etrop olitan area; th e I n ­ S ervice Leader. T h e qualification*
stitu te for Editors o f H ouse Or­ o f m ore th a n 1,000 nom inees tubga n s in N ew York City Agencies; m itted by d e p a r tm e n t heads and
th e S u m m er P rogram for the e m ­ civic o r g an ization s were evaluated
p lo y m e n t o f A frican stu d en ts in in th e selection.
c o n n e c tio n w ith t h e A m ericanT h e A n nu al G old M edal Axvaid
A frican In stitu te . T h is is in add i­ Is a h ig h lig h t o f th e civil seivite
tion to th e key role h e plays in calen d ar. P r e se n ta tio n s in pievicia
professional o r g an ization s an d in years h a v e been m a d e by Viet.
c o m m u n ity Im p rovem en t a c tiv ­ P resid e n t H ub ert H. Humphrty,
ities.
S e n ator R o b er t P. K en nedy and
T h e w inn ers were se lected by G overnor N elson A. Rockefeller
H o n o r e d F o r S e r v ic e
M rs. A lid a
D .D .S .,
for s u g ­
Program .
M r s . C o o le y , D r .
A re
o n e y
aw ards
Tuesday, January 30,
LEADER
S h a r e
e m p lo y e e s w ere g r a n te d c a s h
S u g g estio n
$100 for proposing t h a t plexiglass
sh ee ts be In stalled betw een the
colu m ns a n d above the railings o f
th e open rotund a in the S ta te
M useum to p reven t children from
throw ing objects over the railings^
The plexiglass does n ot spoil the
arch itectu re. P aul N. Loom is of
S ta t e n Islan d, W ork m en ’s C o m ­
pensation Board, w as also aw ard­
ed $100 for su ggestin g th a t a u t h ­
orization for securin g a n a p p ara­
tus (back support, prosthesis, etc.)
be exten d ed directly by m e a n s of
outright auth orization . This would
save typ in g a le n g th y and involved
form a n d c la im a n ts would re­
ceive auth orization directly and
promptly.
A jo in t aw ard of. $100 w as pre­
sen ted to W illiam W h ite o f D e ­
pew a n d S u s a n Vorwerk of B u f ­
falo, both from th e D e p artm en t o f
A griculture and M arkets, for s u g ­
gesting a m ore e con om ical m ethod
of ship ping sam p le boxes for m eat
in sp ection s from the food labora­
tory in A lban y to th e district o f­
fice in B u ffalo.
A n aw ard o f $75 w a s given to
Jo h n P. T u ck er o f B in gh am ton ,
D e p a r tm en t o f A griculture and
M arkets, for red esign in g the daily
in sp ection form o f th e B ureau
o f W e ig h ts a n d M easures.
F ifty d ollar aw ards were earned
by M a x S te ll o f B atavia, an d
Harold J , C h ap m an o f W e st O oxsackie, b o th from th e D ep artm en t
of
Agriculture
and
Markets;
B lan ch e S chu lder o f F ar R o c k a way. R o s e tte S . M iller o f B rook­
o f Albany, D e p a r tm en t o f T a x a ­
tio n and F in an ce, who su ggested
th e su b stitu tion o f a carbon copy
o f a letter for a m a n u ally pre­
pared files ou tcharge relating to
Individual Incom e tax returns.
T h e o d o r e P. W eyhe of Albany,
D e p a r tm e n t o f E ducation, earned
W
A
Y ork
th e
SERVICE
$25 0
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B rooklyn (F iatb u s h ) • Q ueens (Jackson H e lg h tt) • Q ueens (J am a ic a )
A LBA N Y -Dr. Ia n H. Porter,
ac tin g c h a ir m a n o f th e D ep a r t­
m e n t o f P ediatrics o f A lbany M ed ­
The M ental H y g ie n e
ica l C ollege, h a s been n am ed M H E A M E E T S —
director o f fciie Birth D e fec ts I n ­ m e t i n th e H o t e l W e llin g t o n , A lb a n y , to d isc u s s p ro b le m s
. _____
Left to
y e e s i n th e D e p a r t m e n t o f M e n t a l H y g ie n e ,
stitu te o f N ew York S ta te here, e m p lo
gaiDuel
G over n o r Rockefplter- h a s a n ­ t h e o f f ic e r s ’ .t a b l e , a r e : D o r r is B lu s t , s e c r e t a r y ;
n ou nced . Hi's salary will be $24;500 c o n s u lt a n t ; F r a n k ^^o.stello, p r e s id e n t ; B e r i ^ r d S ilb e *^ *"*” ’
an n u ally.
a n d M a r i e D o n a ld s o n , v ic e -p r e s id e n t .
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ORDER DIRECT — MAIL COUPOH
County C.S. Comm.
L e a d e r C o rre s p o n d e n t)
ROCHESTER
SUPREME COURT OV THE STATE OF
NEW YORK, COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
— ANNE
BROWN, Plaintiff,
airainst
JAMES HOGAN, also gometlnie* known
M JAME.S HAGAN; ANN HOGAN, wife
o f JAM ES HOGAN; JOHN HOGAN, also
Aometiniei known as JOHN
HAGAN;
CASSEY R. HOGAN, wife of JOHN
HOGAN, sometimes known a« GASSY
HOGAN; ALL ol the above, if Hvine.
a n d if any of the above-named indivithial
defendants be dead, their and each of
th eir respective widows, husbands, heirsat-law, devisees,
next-of-kin, le g a te e ,
distributes.
personal
reprpsentatives,
creditors, lienors, grantees. aBsignees and
■uccessors In interest; and any and all
respective unknow n persons and any and
bM reepective unknown heirs-at-law, devisese, next-of-kin.
legatees, distributees,
peraonal representatives, creditors, lien­
ors, grantees, aesignees and Buccegeors In
Interest of the above-named persons or
o f any o th e r person having an interest
o r who may claim to have an interest in
th e real property described in the com­
plaint in this action or any p a rt thereof,
by way of title or easpnient or claim of
whatsoever nature, through or under any
of the above-named defendants, or by or
th ro u g h any other means or persons, all
of whom and whose names and places
and places of residence are unknow n to
the plaintiff and are hereby designated
as “ Unknown Defendant*’’; THE PEO­
P L E OK THE STATE OP NEW YORK.
® ' t o ‘' t HE a b o v e n a m e d DEFENDANTS •
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to
answ er the complaint in this action and
to serve a copy of your answer, or if the
complaint is not served wtih this sum ­
mon!.. to eerve a Notice of Appearance
on the p la intiffs attorney within twenty
(2 0 ) days a fter the service of this sum ­
mons. exclusive of the day of service.
In case of your failure to appear or an ­
swer, judgment will be taken against you
by default for the relief demanded in
th e complaint.
^
Dated; New YoiTt, December 16, 1»67.
Yours, etc.,
HARRY HAUSKNEOHT.
Attorney for Plaintin,
Office k P.O. Address.
Broadway.
Borough of M anhattan.
New York. Telephone No.: BA 7-6517
TO TH E ABOVE NAMED DEFENDA NTS:
The foregoing summons is served upon
you by publication p u rsu a n t to an order
of
th e Hon. Irving H. Savpol. a Justice
of
th* Supreme Court of the State of
New York, dated J an u a ry 19. 1968 and
field w ith the complaint in the office o t
the Clerk of the County of New York
at
the Courthouse. Borough of M anhat­
tan. City and S ta te of New York.
The object of the af’tion i« to compel
th e determination of claims to real prop­
erty and to b a r all of the defcndantt* and
every person claiming under them fronn
any estate, intereet, title, easement or
rig h t in the real properly described in
the complaint and designated as Lot 22.
Block 1303 on the Tax Map of th e City
of New York, Borough of M anhattan,
located a t the northeasterly corner of
Eaflt 48lh Street and Lexington Avenue
and commonly de«cribe<l as 617 Lexing­
ton Avenue, New York City, New York,
and fo r a determination th a t the plaintiff
is the sole lawful owner of the afore«ald
premises in fee simple and Is entitled to
th e lawful, peaceful and
undisturbed
possession thereof.
Dated; JanuaiT 22, 1968.
HARRY
HAUSKNECHT, Attorney
for
Plaintiff, Office & P.O. Address, 22fi
Broadway, Borough of M anhattan,
New York, New York. Telephone;
BA 7-6617.
to
cal
—
r eq u ire b o th
le g isla tio n
M onroe
to
C ou n ty
C om m ission
m em bers.
I t ’s
S ta te
fiv e
S e r v ic e
to
T h e City o f R o c h ester recreated
its o w n civil service com m ission in
1964, a fte r a c ou rt battle, b u t th e
c o u n ty c o m m ission never w as c u t
back to three.
W h e n th e C ou nty Charter w as
adop ted in 1965, on e o f th e a d ­
v a n ta g e s inclu ded w as th a t th e
cou n ty would h a v e m ore “h o m e
rule,” m e a n in g it would n o t h ave
to seek S ta te legislation for m a n y
fu n ctio n s.
H owever, th e charter said the
C ou nty Civil Service C om m ission
w ould c o n tin u e “ as estab lish ed
un der th e optional county g o v e r n ­
m e n t law ,” w h ich sp ecifies a “fiv em em b er com m ission .”
LEGAL
NOTICE
File No. 663fi, 1967.— CITATION.— THE
PEO PLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK,
By the Grace of God Free and Indepen­
dent, To; The heir* at law, next of kin
»»nd distributees of MARTHA VAN EVERA,
deceased If living and if any of them be
dead to their heirs at law, next of kin,
distiibuteee, legatees, executors, adminiitrators, aesisnees and successor* in interet whose names are unknow n and can­
not be neocrtained a fte r due diligence.
YOU ARE HEREBY CITED TO SHOW
CAUSE before the Surrogate’s Court,
New York County, at Room 604 In the
Hall of Records in the County of New
York, on February 10. 1968, at 10:00
A.M., why a certain writing dated May
29th, 1962, which has been offered for
probate by LEO MARTIN, residing at
7301 4th Avenue, Brooklyn. New York,
should not be probated as the last Will
and Teetament, rtlatin p to real and per­
sonal property, of MARTHA VAN EVERA,
Deceased, who was at the time of her
death a resident of 140 East 40th Street,
in th e County c f New York, New York.
Dated, Attested and Sealed, December
26th, 1967.
HON. fi. SAMUEL DiFALCO,
(L.S.)
Surrogate, New York County
William S. Mullen,
Clerk.
Attorneys for Petitioner;
Benjamin L. LasUy and Daniel Ginsberg,
60 Court Street.
Brooklyn, N.Y.
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to civil service em p loyees are
b r oad c ast
daily
over
WNYC,
C h a n n el 31. N e x t w e e k ’s program *
are listed below.
M onday, F ebruary 5
4:00 p.m .— A round th e C lock—
N.Y.C. P olice D e p a r tm e n t tr a in ­
ing program : I'The U n iversal
S u m m o n s P roject,”
6:00 p.m .— C om m u nity A ction —
“S ervice to Youth; P ublic versu s
V o lu n ta ry SeiVice, P a r tn e r sh ip
or T a k e -o v e r ? ”
7:30 p.m .— O n the Job— N.Y.O.
F ire D e p a r tm en t tr a in in g p ro­
gram .
9:00 p.m .— N ew York R eport—
Lester S m it h hosts in te rv ie w s
w ith City officials.
Tuesday, F ebruary 6
4:00 p .m .—Around th e Clock—
N.Y.C. P olice D e p a r tm en t tr a in ­
in g program .
7:00 p.m ,— W h a t ’s N ew In Y our
S c h o o ls— C urrent
in fo r m a tio n
abou t the City’s schools.
W ednesd ay, February 7
4:00 p.m .— A round th e Clock—
N.Y.C. P olice D ep a r tm en t t r a in ­
in g progi'am.
5:30 p.m .— W h a t ’s New I n Y ou r
S c h o o l — Current in fo r m a tio n
a b ou t the C ity ’s schools.
7:30 p.m .—O n the Job— N.Y.O.
F ire D ep a r tm en t tr a in in g p ro­
gram .
8:00 p.m .— B e h in d th e Law s—
“E states, P ow ers and T r u sts .’^
T hu rsday, F ebruary 8
4:00 p .m .— A round th e Clock—
N.Y.C. P olice D e p a r tm e n t t r a in ­
ing program .
7:30 p.m .—O n th e Job— N.Y.C.
F ire D ep a r tm en t tr a in in g p ro­
gram .
10:30 p.m .— C o m m u n ity A ction—
“S ervice to Y ou th ; P ublic versus
V oluntary S e rvice.”
F riday, February 9
4:00 p.m .—A round the Clock—
N.Y.C. P olice D e p a r tm e n t tr a in ­
ing program .
7:00 p.m .—L iving for th e S ix t ie s —
P rogram for senior citizens.
10:00 p.m .— B e h in d th e Law s—
“E states, P ow ers and T i u s t s ."
Satu rd ay, February 10
7:00 p.m — C o m m u n ity A c tion —
T e d T h ack rey hosts program .
7:30 p.m .— O n th e Jo b —N.Y.C.
Fire D e p a r tm en t tr a in in g p ro­
gram
B u ffa lo V isito r
A L B A I ^ — G overnor R o c k e feller
h a s asked th e S e n a te to con firm
h is rea p p o in tm e n t of Leon L. S id eli of B u ffa lo as a m em ber of t h e
B oard o f Visitors to the B u f f a lo
S t a t e H ospital. He would c o n tin u e
to serve in the u n salaried p o s t
u n til D ecem ber 31, 1974.
THE COMPLETELY
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three
T h e com m ission, w h ic h is like
th e board c f directors for th e
c o u n ty ’s personnel dep artm en t,
w a s exp an d ed from three to five
m em b ers w h en
th e c ity an d
c o u n ty civil service fu n ctio n s were
m erged in 1961.
copies of books checlied above.
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SUSANNAH YORK
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City
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so n n e l la s t w eek gave th e p rac­
tica l p r om otion e x a m to 42 c a n ­
did ates for structural m a ln ta in e r
p ositio n s w ith th e City T r a n sit
A u thority.
CA H U IK
SM ITH
PLKA.'JK TAKE NOTICl-^ ih..l a prtltion has bp(>n iiresenlfd to this Court by
KDDIE SMITH .voiir hii(-t);iml, for ilie
cliR.<ioliition of yoiir iniirriiiKc on lli<- fiourid
that you have abHcnti'd yoiirst lf f o r 'm o r e
than five (5 ) oonsectilive yeain laht t'a tt
w ithout beingr known to him to lip liv­
ing-. and
that he hchcvtB yon to b»
dead: and
th at p ursuant to an ord«r o t
flaid Court dated the Urd day of .)anuar 7
10(18, a hearinfr will tie Iia<I upon taid
petiton in .Supremo Court, at .Special
Term, Part I, in the County CuiiithoilKS
located at 851 Grand Concourse. Korouxk
and (.'ounty of Bronx City of New To ik ,
on the 5th day of April IflflS, nt > :30
o'clock in tlie forenoon.
Dated: New York, New York.
Jan u a ry 3rd. 1068.
EDDIE SMITH.
IVWIfcner
BASSOFF & P0L.LACK
Attorney# for Petitioner
337 West 11? Street
New York, New Tork lO O ff
U M veriitjr 4 17 80.
CI VI L
Ten
|i/60th Report|
By LOUIS BUSSELL
T h l3
n ote
c o lu m n
Is
C o m p tro ller
p le a sed
to
L e v i t t ’s
le t­
ter to th e E d ito r p u b lis h e d
l 3u s t w e e k ’s L e a d e r . W e
in
th an k
Com ptroller Levitt for h is e x p res­
sion o f support of our e fforts to
achieve a ju st l/6 0 t h R etire m en t
L a w T h is pledge of su pp ort Is
m ost welcom e and vital to our
o i u s e In his letter, the C om p trol­
ler raised certain qu estion s w h ich
m erit reply.
The
f iis t
question
raised
was
w h a t were the ages o f the retUees. Under our present R e tir e ­
m e n t Law, the pension for those
en terin g S ta te service a fte r 1960
U solely d epend en t upon len gth
of service, with th e retiree’s age
im m aterial to the a m o u n t o f p e n ­
sio n b e n e fits payable. T h e point
Vf-a raised was th at em ployee “B ”
w ith 38 years of service; a final
average salary of $10,112 and who
contributed $12,208 o f his own
m on e y to the pension system .
Do
You
N eed
A
H ig h S c h o o l
f f l u i v a l e n c y
N o O ption w ou ld recelv# a
total annual allowa*ic« o f $4,577,
un der O p tio n H w ou ld receive
$4,437 a n d un der O p tion I would
receive $3,954. T h e age o f th is
em ployee w as n o t r ele van t to our
e xam p le Illustrating the Inadequ a­
cies of retirem ent b e n e fits for a
retiree w ith th e above factors to
his credit.
The second q u estion propounded
by th e C om p troller w as w h at
were the ages of th e beneficiaries.
W e respectfully call to the a t t e n ­
tion o f the Com ptroller t h a t under
“N o Option," “O ption
and
“O ption 1” the ages o f b e n e fic ia ­
ries have no bearing In the a ctuarlal c om p u tation o f retirem ent
benefits.
T h e third question raised was
w hether th e exa m p les c ite d h ad
large borrowings. E m p loyee ‘B"
had an o u tsta n d in g lo a n a m o u n t­
ing to $1,475, p a y m e n t of w h ich
would increase the a n n u ity under
No O ption by ap p roxim ately $125
per year w ith p roportionate In­
c re ases un der the variou s options.
Com ptroller LevUt h a s raised
the Issue of S o c ia l Security. Our
P en sion S y s te m offers a 55 year
retirem ent to S ta te em ployees. S o ­
cial Security b e n e fits are a v a il­
able at age 65 but m ay be re­
ceived at ag e 82. In a reduced
am ount. It Is the In ten tion to con­
vert our 55 year retirem ent P en ­
sion S y stem to o n e In w h ich m in i­
m u m age o f retire m e n t Is 62? If
th is is the Intent, t h e n Instead of
O ip lo m a
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has
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L a n g lit z ,
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allow ance w o u ld b e a d ju s t e d p e r ­
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c o o p e r a t io n .
p e n s io n . C o m b in a t i o n
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to
It
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f e lt ,
D o n o v a n c it e d
f o l lo w in g
as
o f w o r k in g
to g e th e r:
1.
p o s s ib le
W o r k h ig
c lo s e ly
th e
m e th o d s
w ith
h ig h
s c h o o l s t u d e n t s m i g r a t i n g In t o t h e
c it y
who
need
s is t a n c e
In
c o n c e n tra te d
r e a d in g
and
as­
b a s ic
of
E x a m in e rs .
2 . S e t t i n g u p a la b o r a t o r y s c h o o l
in
a
d is a d v a n t a g e d
a re a
to
be
in g s t o p r o v id e
In
w h ic h
a
school
p h y s ic a l s e t - u p
pupUs
and
p ro rra m
p a rt
of
w o u ld
who r e s id e
in
th e
le g is la t iv e
a llo w
N ew
te a c h e rs
Y o rk
c it ie s
p la n s
fo r
m odel
t r a in in g
m eans
use
ment e l i g i b i l i t y
of
State
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R e tire m e n t
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to
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m e m b e r ’s
ta k e -h o m e -p a y
basis
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th e
re s e rv #
on
B o a rd
now
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w h e re
It
Is
d e t e r m in e d
m a c h in e s ,
and
th e o p ­
b o o k k e e p in g
m a c h in e s .
A b ilit y
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y e a rs
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to
w o rd s
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in c a p a c it a ­
L iv in g s t o n
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110
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to
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An
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w ill
be
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at
Ti..
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C o lle g e
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in d
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C ity
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at
and
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In s t r u c t io n a l
p u r­
c la s s r o o m s
th re e
M a n h a tta n
e ite s
and
a r«
In
th e
B r o o k ly n .
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of
a
M e n ta l
D e v e lo p m e n t
■on 7084. Lota DeSantis. 683fi; Enid
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c o l­
20
u n it s
c o m m u n it y
s e n io r c o lle g e s
c e n te r.
s tu d e n ts
c o l­
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c o m m u n it y
c o m p a re d
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T e n a p p lic a n t s h a v e a p p lie d f o r
t e a c h i n g p o s itio n s I n t h e n e w H a r ­
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a
C e n te r s e t u p tw o w e e k s a g o .
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M a r tin
Volunteers Wanted
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C i t y ’s
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and
E x t e n s io n D iv is io n .
e n t h u s ia s t ic
th e
fa m ily
s e a rc h
School
s u p p o rt
as
V o l­
of
w e ll
c o m m u n it y
f iv e
D o ro th y
R Wa-^ker. M 2 0 ;
M.
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common branchea. 87.46; M arcia L. Fo*.
I r . of common branchee. 84.3.3; Sylvi*
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Hetiman, Tr. of common branchei.
78.53; Celia C. Florio. Tr. o f common
branches, 64.18.
or.
Chaikin, Dir o f C.R M.D..
82.83; Howard Goo1<1ste}n, Dir. c f C.R.
M.D.. 78.68: Rlgrglo Tnfn, Dir. o f C.R.M.D.,
78.68;
Bernard Wai>havnky.
DJr. o f
C.R.M.D., 77.00! ir<1nmnrt \ i Hornn l>Ir
of C.R.M.D., 76 63
M a n h a tta n .
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of
s ta ff
m em ber
E x a m in e rs
e v e iy
la
T h u rs d a y
of
th e
B o a rd
a v a i la b le
th e re
a fte rn o o n
fro m
1 t o 4 p .m . t o g iv e a d v ic e o n e l i g ­
i b i l i t y . t o d i s t r ib u t e c ir c u la r s
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te s tin g
m ake
s y s te m
it s
is
and
of
to
new
a rra n g e
and
fo r
a p p lic a n t s .
’T h e p u rp o s e o f t h i s e f f o r t is t o
T h e N e w Y o r k C i t y p u b lic s c h o o l
in
o ffic e
n e a r A m s te rd a m
th e
C it y
r e c r u it i n g
o f f ic e s o f D i s t r i c t S u p e r in t e n d e n t
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p la n n e d
C la s s e s
u n t e e r s . T h e r e c r u i t m e n t d r iv e h a s
« x e c u tlv e s
A rm e d
SCHO O LS
R e ta rd e d
w a s d e v e lo p e d t h r o u g h t h e i n i t i a ­
th e
N ew
th e
fr o m
as
J e rs e y
Marilyn R. P ozm antrr, 8424: M inns L
Immerman. 8208; Grace R oth.teln, S?00;'
O h lld r e n
Speech
ft.
Is l a n d ,
a re a s o f N e w
a ra te d
S E R V IC E S
la t e s t
o l^ e r v e
and
b o r d e r in g o n
po se s .
B lin d
C o n s e i'v a tto n
Com ­
Feb.
T h e c o u rs e w ill b e p re s e n te d b y
of
E c o n o m ic s
•E a r ly
a n d e d u c a to rs o n
y * ®^^®®>^ance o f B u s ln e s s -E d u c a -
te a c h e rs
B a -a n c h e s
H e a lt h
le g e s i n
wo­
• M u s lo
f o r C h ild r e n
8 ,0 0 0
t o h a n d le n a r c o t ic s p r o b le m s
M ayor
6 0 ,0 0 0 m e n a n d
• M a t h e m a t ic s
fo r
The
ba
em ­
Long
b u ild in g s
•L a b o ra to ry
c o lle g e Is p la n n e d to a c c o m m o d a t e
how
by
E d u c a t io n
M u s ic
C la s s e s
of
th e
ELICIBLE LISTS
m e d ic a l
y p u b lic s c h o o ls p a r t ic ip a t e d I n
p r o c la im e d
cm J a n . 29.
P h y s ic a l
S tu d ie s
C it y
w ill
of
c a t i o n is le a s in g q u a r t e r s I n s to r e s ,
a n d H e a lt h In s t r u c t io n
• In d u s t r ia l A r ts
g ra d u a te c e n te r, w ith a n a f f ilia t e d
At N assau College
of
SCHO O LS
A tte n d a n c e T e a c h e r
le g e s ,
Narcotics Course Set
Business Ed Bay
W ore
S c ie n c e
w i l l h a v e 2 0 u n it s b y 1 9 7 1 I f p la n s
s h o u ld
th a t a m e m b e r ’s s e v e r a n c e f r o m
P h y s ic a l o r
tio n.
H IG H
E L E IV J E N T A R Y
e s s e n tia l
p o s itio n s .
A p p l ic a n t s
s k ills
needs
th o s e o f C h r e a te r
Y o rk
In
•H o m e
•L ib r a r y
n in e
o f fu ll-tim e
th e S y s te m .
th a n
c la s s r o o m
• T y p e w r it i n g
p lo m a
e r a t i o n o f o f f i c e m a c h in e s I n c l u d ­
*• A llo w p a y m e m t t o b e n e f ic ia r y o f
N ew
th e
N ew
( P it m a n )
In s t r u c t io n
S w im m in g
• L a b o r a t o r y T e c h n ic ia n
o I th e R e t i r e m e n t B o a r d t o b o r ­
deceased
a n d H e a lt h
s c h o o l d i p lo m a o r e q u iv a le n c y d i ­
and
a
in ­
Used for 26 C lasses
(G re g g )
•F re n c h
•C la s s e s
e a r n in g s
T y p e w r itin g
A rts
O ffic e
tu a l
and
S t e n o g r a p h y a n d T y p e w r it i n g
C la s s e s
fo r
Stores, Apartments
S P E C IA L
an n o u n c e s th a t
mm
e m e r g e n c y bas'is
S w i m m in g
•C la s s e s
fo r
E le c tilc a l)
Speech
i t w i l l a c c e p t a p p lic a tio n s c o n t in u ­
above
tr a in in g
o c c u p a tio n s ,
S t a t e . In c l u d i n g
each
d b e m lc a l)
S tu d ie s
o u s ly f o r p o s it io n s a s I n s t r u c t o r o f
in t e r s t ,
as
t e a c h e r
D e v e lo p m e n t
b a s le
c o u n s e lin g
m e c h a n ic , n M c h l n i s I ,
w e ll as f r o m
S p a n is h
L iv in g In d e x ,
4 p e rc e n t p e r a n n u m , to m e m ­
jo b
of
o th e rs .
M o re
S c ie n c e )
S h o p S u b je c ts ( T r a d e a n d / o r T e c h n i c a l ) — E x a m i n a t io n t o b e h e ld o n
al a d ju s t m e n t s b a s e d o n C o s t-c f-
i C re d it a d d i t i o n a l
in c lu d e s
m e n f r o m 4 6 c o u n t ie s I n N e w Y o r k
p ro ­
visions w o u ld :
1 P ro v id e
G e n e ra l
a n d G e n e r a l S c ie n c e
Com m on
In Office Machine
a g e n c ic a
p lo y m e n t m a r k e t r e q u ir e .
S c ie n c e )
and
O r c h e s t r a l M u s ic
•O r c h e s tra
bility.
O th e r m e a s u r e s t o b e s p o n s o re d
G e n e ra l
S c ie n c a
M a c h i n e O p e r a t in g
• S p a n is h
e lig i­
&
(W o m e n )
•G e n e ra l
o th e r
w e ld e r , d r a f t s m a n , b a k e r , b u t c h e r
M u s ic
•F in e
B ase in
(W o m e n )
• M a t h e m a t ic s
^ 'H e a lth
Sys­
r e tir e m e n t
ra n g a
and
( B io lo g y
S o c ia l
to
A rm y
g u id a n c e
In t e n s iv e
added
A s s is t a n t
an
P ro ­
la u n c h e d
d a t a p r o c e s s o r, b o o k k e e p e r . t y p J s t,
(M e n )
A s s is t a n t
• P h y s ic s
a p p ro v e d
In
(M e n )
(W o m e n )
•L a b o ra to ry
of N e w Y o r k
n o rm a l
E d u c a t io n
• L a b o i'a t o r y
N u r s in g
fr o m
In c lu d e d
b e in g
V a r io u s
c lu d in g a u t o
P h y s ic a l
has
p ro g ra m
w id e
and
be
•
p e rs o n e l r e tu r n in g
e d u c a t io n ,
A rts
♦S o c ia l
ice f o r
S c ie n c e
H e a lt h
fo r
a d ju s t m e n t
w i l l a ls o c o o p e r a te .
The
G e n e ra l
tim e
R e tu rn e e s
P o r t H a m ilto n
B r o o k ly n .
♦E h g lis h
tem. P ie s e n t l a w r e q u ir e s 2 5 y e a r s
S t a t e t e a c h in g s e r v ­
and
B o a rd
fo r m ilita r y
a n d G e n e r a l S c ie n c e
S c ie n c e
life .
T r a n s it io n ,
th e
of
s u c c e s s fu l
c iv i l i a n
The
D i s t r i b u t i v e E d u c a t io n
*E a rth
ahead
and
V ie t N a m
w ill
th e p ro g ra m .
by
SCHO OLS
o f p a r a -• E n g lis h
itates. t o a p p l y
o u t-o f-s ta te s e r v ic e t o w a r d r e t i r e ­
N ew
lic e n s u r e
a n d G e n e r a l S c ie n c e
♦ C h e m is t r y
J U N IO R
In - s e r v ic e
p r o fe s s lo n a ls a s w e ll a s e x p lo r in g
th e
fo r
m o n th s
r a p id
o v e r c r o w d in g , t h e
but h a v e t e a c h in g s e r v ic e i n o t h e r
In
D A T H IG H
a re a s .
6.
S ta te ,
a p o rtio n o f t h e ir
e lig ib le
th o s e
a n d B u s in e s s P r a c t i c e
S te n o g ra p h y
a d i s t r ic t .
Im p l e m e n t in g
s ix
je c t
A c c o u n t in g
p e r­
6 . S o h o o l- c o lle g e c o o p e r a t io n I n
ago.
A n o th e r
be
( M e c h a n ic a l S t r u c t u r a l , a n d
in
veeks
wUl
9 0 t o S e p t. SO f o r
( B io lo g ic a l a n d
d i s t r i c t o r a g r o u p o f s c h o o ls w i t h ­
s e v e ra l
th e y
M ay
T e c h n ic a l S u b je c ts
filed
L e g is la t u r e
th a t
fro m
fo llo w in g l i s t w i l l b e
T e c h n ic a l S u b je c ts
ing th e v a r ia b le a n n u i t y w a s p r e ­
th e
m e n t o f D e fe n s e a re jo in in g h a n d a
• R e la te d
4 . A c o lle g e “ a d o p t in g ” a s c h o o l
in
In d ic a t e
p e r io d
th e
of
D e p a rt­
t o h e lp m ill t a i * y p e r s o n n e l p r e p a r a
•R e la te d
b ill c r e a t­
m em bers’ a llo w a n c e . A
who
th e
In
B o a rd
U .S .
fo r
F e b . 1 to M a y 1 7, e x c e p t fo r th e
lic e n s e s
C it y
th e
has
t . P r e - p l a n n i n g o f s c h o o l b u ild ­
s o n n e l c a n w o r k m o r e e f f e c t iv e ly .
a
d u rin g
(•)
Y o rk
and
e x a m in a t io n s
s e r v e d c o n t in u o u s ly b y t h e c o lle g e .
r e tir e d
s t a b liz e
a p p lic a n t s
s ta rre d
N ew
e x a m in a t io n s
These
S e p t. 2 , 1 9 6 8 .
O f f ic e
s k ills .
n o rm a l
fixed-d o lla r
of th e t w o
m e th o d s .
D r. B e rn a rd
g lv e o i p r i o r i t y
• B io lo g y
s y s te m
s e e k in g a o n e - y e a r p l a n n in g g r a n t
of
of the m e m b e r s r e t i r e m e n t a llo w ­
ance w o u ld
th e
f o r th e
a to ta l ed u ­
u rb a n
o f a p p r o x im a t e ly
have
c o n t r ib u t io n s
c o rp o ra te
iodically t o
of
in
c a t i o n a l e n d e a v o r t o h e lp s o lv e t h e
e s ta b ­
le g is la t io n
a n u i t y , w h ic h
able a m e m b e r t o
r e s o u rc e s
u n iv e r s it ie s
fa r -r e a c h in g
w o u ld
th e
and
The
d e a ls
th e
m e tr o p o lita n a r e a In
lu b -
jja in a re a s o f I n t e r e s t t o th e S y s -
pew b e n e f it
e in lle t in g
fo r
L e g is la tu re ,
rector, h a s a n n o u n c e d .
The p r o g r a m
Is
c o lle g e s
The
E d u c a t io n
to
Y o r k C ity s c h o o l sys­
c o m p re -
Program Underway
c o m m o n b r a n c h e s e x a m a w h ic h w i l l b e h e ld f r o m F e b . 1 t o M a r c h 3 1 .
ro Help H.S. Students
Exam s
Th«
Adjustment For Vets
E xum s
S p r in g S c h e d u le
s u b s t it u t e lic e n s e s w i l l b e h e ld f r o m
proposes 15 Bills
Pag« ElcTcti
Hi
te a c h e rs
m o re
and
c o n v e n ie n t
w o u ld - b e
fo r
te a c h e rs
w o r k in g I n o r r e s id in g I n t h i s a r e a
to o b t a i n o f f i c i a l a d v ic e o n lic e n s e
r e q u ir e m e n t s
and
to
fa c ilit a t e
t h e i r f i l i n g o f a p p lic a tio n s .
The
t e le p h o n e
num ber
is
o f f ic e ,
advance.
s h o u ld
t e le p h o n e
School Seo’y, exper.. licensed, Jan e Adauii
Evening- Elementary School, Mon., Tiiwi
oy 2-461.3 between 7:.S0 and 9 p.m.
P e r diem sub*., POIK, E.N.Y. & Albany
Avos., Bklyn. N.Y. 11203. 786-0840.
Teacher* of all lic». (JHS, HS, CB o b ­
ject*, Voc. tr*.. Shop tr*.), Immed.,
fuM-time vacancie*, Man. K.S. fo r Boy*
(formerly PS No. 62 2), T600 bonu*.
Teacher* with any lie#, are
400 Hnd*on St., NYC (Wft.1 Grven>
wioh Viilare) WAtkin* 4-2454. PailiInsr facilltle*.
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DesTtm, A ircraft MaintenaBC#
(a eronautical o r mechanical • D g l o c e r Intr). Math., Phyelca, Academy o f A e r o ­
nautic*, LaO uardla Airport, FlurhJur,
N.Y.. H A 6^6600.
666-
7 5 2 3 . T h o s e w h o p la n t o v is it th is
f ie ld
TEACHER EXCHANGE
In
Position Wanted - Teoch*r
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CIVIL
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SERVICE
LEADER
Carol Murphy
Appointed By
Statewide Plan
e s t c h e s t e r C h a p . O p e n s C a m p a ig n
To
S ecu re
S u p p o r t F o r R e tr o u c tiv e
1 - 6 0 th R e tir e m e n t; E le c tio n S c h e d u le
(S p e c ia l T o T h e L eader)
W H IT E
e n tir e
C ou n ty
O n e -S ix tie th
v ic e
PL A IN S— A
of
co n certed
W estch ester
R e tr o a ctiv e
to
le tte r
g a in
R e tir em e n t
E m p lo y e s A ssn . h a v e
been
tak e up the m atter o f this bill at
t h e i f next regular u n it m eetin g
a n d to urge each and every one
o f their m em bers to write to their
senators and a ssem b lym en asking
for their su pp ort for this bill.
The .iK .w eek s e m m a r extenalon Course, c on d u cted by Jo.seph
M dzur of the Cornell S c h o o l of
In du strial and Labor R elation s,
will
sta r t
today
(Jan .
30).
T h is course will deal exclusively
with negotiatin g problem s and it
i i the in te n t o f the chapter th a t
th is course will give the u n it pre.sIdents and their n e gotiatin g c o m ­
m ittee s a sound fo u n d a tio n In the
ne?oti:ition processes An in v ita ­
tion has been extended to the
chap ter presidents of nearby c o u n ­
ties to also a tte n d this sem inar.
W ith the propo.sed form ulation
of i local Public E m p loym en t Relar
tloas Board of W e stc h e ster County
th e W estchester C ou n ty u n it will
be taki(i!{ up the problem of c er ­
tific a tio n , Del Vecchio said. “It
is hoped th at sw ift action will
take p l i c e and Im portant qu es­
tions and issues fac in g the C ounty
ad m in istr a tio n
and
the W e st­
ch e ste r County CSEA can be re­
solved so th a t m e a n in g fu l n eg o ti It ions c a n be initiated."
w r itin g c a m p a ig n h a s n o w b e e n in itia te d in th e
su p p o rt from
B ill.
lo c a l
le g isla to r s fo r th e p a s s a g e o f
th e
A il 36 u n i t s o f t h e W e s t c h e s t e r c h a p t e r , C iv il S e r ­
req u ested , by
ch ap ter
p r e sid en t
In the C ity o f N ew R ochelle,
due to a hearing held at th e PER B
o ffices In N ew York City b etw een
New R och elle o fficia ls and the
New R o ch elle u n it o f W estchester
.
,
. ,
by
R aym on d
?aP ter.
head ed
Cassidy, th e City olflciala have
agreed to reconsider their adopted
p ay schedule.
N ew Recoffnitioos
Other W estch ester ch a p te r units
that have been recognized recently
are: C happaqua School', unit. B y ­
ram H ills S c h o o l u n it an d the
M ontrose School unit. T h is brings
th e total of recogn ized u n its In
the c ounty to 25. T hree new units
h ave been a c tiv a te d slnca the last
erport, b ringing th e total o f u n ­
recognized u n its to ten.
E lection ballots for m em bers of
the ch a p te r will be s e n t o u t d u r ­
ing th e first w eek In February
and m u s t b« retu rn ed tn the
e lection com anlttee by Feb. 18.
N o m in a te d
for
o fflca
were:
pre.sident— M ic h a e l E>el Vecchio;
first vice-p r esid e n t—Leo J. M ag-
M ic h a e l
D el
V e cc h io ,
to
notta:
secon d
vice-p r esid e n t—
uam es D1 S a n to ; third v ic e -p r e s­
id en t—-Peter B erardo; fo u r th v icepresident— R o n a ld M azzola; s e c ­
retary—H arriet Sm ith; treasurer—
J am es A. Bell; sergean t-at-arm s—
S ta te A ssociation— Iv a n S. Flood.
A single slate h a s b een n o m in a te d
but there w ill be sp ace provided
for w r ite-in votes for each o ffice.
E lection ballots for all m em bers
o f th e W estch ester C ou nty u n it
will be sen t o u t d u rin g th e first
week in F eb ru ary a n d m u st be
returned by F eb. 16 to th e e le c ­
tion com m ittee. N o m in a te d for
office are:
president:
E dw ard
Carafa, A rthu r G ozm a ln , P a t P.
M ascloll;
first
v ic e -p r e s id e n t;
CSEA Is Named Bargainer
S Y R A C U S E — O n o n d a g fa c h a p t e r , C iv il S e r v ic e
Filing To End Feb 16
w on
groups
n o n -te a c h in g
T h e a d m in istrative Board o f the
S ta te Jud icial C onference will re­
c eive app lication s until Feb. 16 for
A M arch 18 promotion e x a m in a ­
tion
for
assista n t
su rrogate’s
court clerk positions In N ew York
City. The position pays $9,350 to
$11,100
T he exam Ls open to em ployees
In the su rrogate court system In
th e titles o f principal clerk, p r in ­
c ip al stenograph er, cashier, senior
clerk, senior sten ograp h er and s u ­
pervising p h o to sta t operator. C a n ­
didates m ust have at least one
year’.s exi>erience In one of these
titles.
A i)plications and further Info rm ation m a y be ob tain ed from
the Adm inistrative B oard’s persDtuiel officer. R oom 1212, 270
Broadw ay, New York. N.Y. 10007.
D istrict.
of
r ec o g n itio n
as
th e
b a r g a in in g
e m p lo y e e s
T h e CSEA c h a p te r , l ™ h a , been
granted prim ary approval aw the
bargain in g a g e n t for the m a in te n ­
a n c e d e p a r tm e n t o f th e N orth
Syracu se C en tral S c h o o l District,
the la rgest su c h district In New
York S ta te .
of
th e
E m p lo y e e s
agent
for
Syracuse
tw o
School
sten ograp h ers,
ac-
c o u n tan ts and bookkeeping, data
processing an d k e y p u n c h m ach in e
o perators).
T 'HUXS
T y |i« M frlt« rs
g ro u p *
A
C IM IT IIIY LOTS
A l l lAN«tfA«ES
TYraWftlTM CO.
oa«iM» • - • • • •
! « • w. Mri »T., encv
t.
S ta te
E m p lo y e e
has
b lo o d m o b ile
B lood
sch ed u le d
v isits
at
five
sta te
f a c i l i t i e s i n t h e A l b a n y area-^
b e gin n in g T h u r s d a y (Feb. i).
O n F ebruary 1, t h e bloodinobiia
will seek donors a t th e S ta te De,
p a r tm e n t o f Civil S er v ic e , Build,
Ing 1, S ta te C am pus, Albany, th*
S t a t e T h r u w a y A u th o r ity facility
a t D ela w a r e P la z a In Elsm ere will
be visited o n F eb ru ary 2.
O th e r stop s Include Feb. 15
S t a t e D e p a r tm e n t o f M en ta l Hy­
gien e, 119 W a sh in g to n Ave., a u
bany; Feb. 16, S t a t e DepartmenI
o f Labor a n d S t a t e Division of
E m p lo y m e n t, bu ild in g 12, State
C am p us, A lban y.
A 26-Y ear C areer
With City And U.S.
G eorge
M iss M urphy w ill be servicing
all S ta te ag e n c ie s a n d Civil S e r v ­
ice E m p lo y e es Assn. ch a p te r s In
th e I I co u n ty area w h ich Blue
Cross a n d B lu e S h ield o f N orth­
e a stern N ew York serve.
In addition, she will be c o n ­
ta c tin g local g o v e rn m en ts w hich
now are participating a g e n cies In
th e S tate w id e P la n a n d local gov­
e r n m e n ts w h ic h h a v e n o t yet
m ad e a decision to p articip ate In
th e P lan.
M iss M urphy Joins O ’Br'^n and
W illiam T . Parry, a ssista n t m a n ­
ager, in their e ffo r ts to serve the
362,000 S t a t e a n d local g o v e r n ­
m e n t em ployees who a r e now su b ­
scribers to th e P la n .
W.
B iro ,
r e t ir in g
D ir e c to r
of
A d m in is tr a tiv e
M e t h o d s o f t h e N e w Y o r k City
H o u s i n g A u t h o r i t y , w a s feted
by s t a f f m e m b ers of the Agency
at a r etirem en t p ar ty In his honor
a t G a sn e r ’s R e sta u ra n t, 76 Duane
S treet,
M a n h a tta n , Wednesday.
Jan . 17.
A uthority C h a ir m a n Albert A.
W a lsh and A g e n c y directors at­
tended along w ith H er m a n D. Hill­
m a n , A ssista n t R e g io n a l Adminis­
trator for H o u sin g Assistance,
D e p a r tm en t o f H o u sin g and Ur­
ban D e v e lo p m en t
( H U D ), and
other F ed eral a n d State officials.
Ira S. R obbins, vice-chairm an
o f the Authority, w a s m aster of
cerem on ies.
Biro, w h o lives a t 195 Burgesi
A venue, R ockville Centre, Loni
Islan d with h is fa m ily will be
leavin g after a 2 6 -y e a r career In
public housing; a lm o st 20 yeari
w ith th e A u th ority a n d six witli
the old F ed eral P ublic Housini
A uthority a n d th e P ublic Hous­
ing A d m in istration .
T o ta l N o w F if t y - T w o
lUtiS •ditloa o f IU« OfflcUl Bisek BoaU
A lso M i d
t h a t a b o u t tw o
o t U.S. Ooicu, I ro o i 1 7 0 S to
A w o tU h o f o t h e r l a f o r o ia t lo a . l o a d d o z e n o r g « n iz » t io n »
h a v e asked
9 1 UO ta olisak o r a i o n s r tfi'dar. to :
« ta tu t
fo r
v a r lo u i
L. R»y. a.P .O . Box tSO*.
York. b a r g f t in ln r
Uu*TMt*Ml. AU* KuitiiU, ■• p a in
The
Program
V is its
R e c e iv e R e c o g n itio n ;
5*.t Tl'.? Authorized CSEA License Plate
Adtilinf Maetiinti
A lb a n y
1 2 M o r e N a s s a u U n its
The c h ap ter’s form al petition
for recogn ition as the b argaining
u n it for 2,800 c o u n ty em p loyees—
exclud in g on ly professional people
m
••
«‘raiirli C81A HMdqu»rt«». A t th e C o m m u n ity College and
other d e p a r tm e n ts— Is ex p e cte d to
be acted o n soon by t f i e C lty County P u b lic E m p lo y m e n t Relar
Do You Hovo « Fortuno
tlons Board, according to D ep u ty
C ounty
E x e cu tiv e
R ic h a r d
J.
In Your Poekot
FIND THB Tala* of y o ur aala« t« th« H an lon ,
A u rir
S c h e d u le s 5
T h e u n its were the on ly two of
the 11 se t up In th e district under
th e new law for w h ich th e CSEA
The school d istricts are tlie | so u g h t to bargain, R a y said,
first govern m en ta l unit« iti th e '
I n the N orth S yracu se schools,
c ounty to gran t a C S E A c h ap ter
th e approval will b ecom e p e r m a n ­
bargaining r ecogn ition under the
e n t In 20 days if n o one ch allen ges
S t a t e ’s P ublic E m ployees Fair E m ­
d esignation o f th e chapter.
p loym en t Law, said Joh n J. R ay.
T h e c h ap ter h as, as m em bers,
CSE a field rep resentative.
a m a jo r ity in each group— 77
T h e S y racu se sc h o o l groups are of the 148 m em bers o f u n it six,
U n it Six, operation o f plant work- and 167 o f the 297 workers in
ers (custod ian s, bus drivers as- unit nine.
j slsta n ts, cleaners and sim ilar e m T h e c h ap ter is th e only or g a n i­
ployees) an d U n it Nine, office
zation w h ich h a s req uested recog­
(F ro m L ea d er C o rresp o n d en t)
personn el (a c c o u n t c le r k s), clerks. nition for b a r g a in in g statu s, a c ­
M I N E O L A — T h e N a s s a u c h a p t e r , C iv il S e r v ic e E m p lo y e e s
cording to a soui-ce in the school
A s s n ., h a s w o n e x c l u s i v e r e c o g n i t i o n i n 12 m o r e m u n ic ip a l
district’s person n el office.
Shoppers Service Guide
91
B lo o d m o b ik
George Biro Ends
CAROL R. MURPHY
A ssn ., h a s
s' m
ALBANY
W illia m
G.
O ’B r i e n , M a n a g e r o f t h e B l u e
S h ie ld C o o r d in a tin g o ffice o f
th e S ta te w id e P la n h a s a n ­
n o u n c ed th e a p p o in tm e n t o f Miss
Carol R. M urphy as a sp ec ia l r e p ­
resen ta tiv e o n h is sta ff.
M iss Mlurphy is a n a tiv e o f A l­
bany, a graduate o f th e A lbany
S c h o o l S y s t e m a n d th e C ollege o f
S a in t R o se. Sh e ta u g h t In the
Albany S c h o o l S y s t e m for several
y e ars before joining B lue C ross
and Blue Shield.
' J-'/
# ! ' ^
::armine LaM agna, Staailey Weeks:
second
v ice-p resid en t:
D uncan
M)acPhall; secretary; A lberta M c­
Clure: treasurer: J a m e s A. B ell;
sergeant-at^ arm s;
H em ’y
G ra­
ham, d irectors: Chris B osw ell,
P rank Harte, E dw ard K eer, E le ­
anor M cD onald.
For Two Onondaga Groups
Surrogate Court Clerk
Tuesday, January 30,
IcMitifttl n»n>Mct«riM
fNirk
in Qumm. On* ! • I t i«uU» t«ti<
Priv«T* •wn»r. F*r (urth*r
writ# f « i 141, L«aJ«r. f t Ouan* St*,
N.Y. lOOOT. N.Y.
of
o o u n ty
C it F
a c tio n
can
o h a p t e r ’a
C itj
a o u rc a
t a id
no
ba
ta k e n
on
th e
w o rk e r*
re p re s e n t « U
axoept
e t f ia
b a r g a in i n g
u n it*
to 52, accordlii* to c h ap ter presldent
l i vin g
F la u m e ix b a u m .
T h e n e w e st a g r eem en ts cover
em ployees In tha v illages of F loral
Park, F low er Hill and E a s t Rockaway; sch ool d istr icts o f Freeport,
N orth M errick, N orth B ellm ore,
H em p stead , Ljrnbrook, B ellm ora
and
M ep h am
C e n tr a l
H igh
S c h o o l D istrict, a n d libraries in
B a ld w in a n d EJa*t R ock aw ay.
r u n n in g
In
FUum enbaum
N assau
a a s s rte d .
1*
I n th a
C o u n t y ,* ’
“T U *
la
p o w e r f u l a v ld e n o a o f o u r « o lId a r >
f ir e m e n , i t f . a n d a v ld e n o a o f « u r « t r e n g t l i . ”
p o lic e m e n a n d t e a c h e r * , u n t i l a p a U aH ea.
th e p a st m o n th .
S u c c e s s i n t h e s e u n i t s p u s h e d t h e c h a p t e r ’s t a l l y o f e x ­
clu siv e - r ec o g n itio n
a g r e e m e n t s ---------- -------------------------------------- -— - r
* 'N o o t l i e r o r g a n iz a t io n
w o rk e rs .
H a ll
ra a u e it i n
u n its in
a i't
« « ta b -
A lr e a d y p r o t a c t e d b r a K O lu s lv a r a o o g n lt lo t t
« f f r e a ia e n t a
with
tow n ship s, H em pstead, North
H em p ste a d a n d Oyster Bay; t l i «
co u n ty ’s tw o cities. Long Beach
and G le n Cove; San itary District!
1 a n d 2; th e S o u t h F a r m i n g d a l *
W a te r D istr ict; th e Long Beach
C ity library: th e N assau County
B ridge A uthority, and the v t '
la g e s
of
H em p stead,
ValW
S tr e a m , N e w H y d e Park, Ced*r'
hurst, L aw rence, Garden Cl
M in eola, Lynbrook, WilUsto"
'
P ie e p o r t, S e a O llff
p e q u a Park.
A ls o ,
w in ,
school
d i s t r ic t *
m
^
Saw anhaka
School
D ia t ilc t ,
V a ll« y
^
O a n t r a l H i g h S c h o o l D is t r ic t. »
CIVIL
^jay, Janiiary 30, 1968_____________
LE A D E R
S ERVICE
Nassau Units
F o r P o lic e , F ire m e n
(C ontinued from P a r e 12)
lett-W ood m ere, G ard en C ity M a lvern e, P o rt W a sh in g to n , L e v lttow n ,
U n io n d a le ,
F a rm in gd ale ,
O ceansid e, V alley S tr e a m D istr ict
18, V alley Stream D istrict 24, E a s t
M eadow,
M assap eq ua,
Syosset,
P la in e d g e a n d I s la n d Trees,
D e m a n d s for recognition w here
a g r ee m en ts could n o t be n e g o ­
tia te d are p en d in g before the
S ta te P ublic E m p lo y m e n t R e la ­
(F r o m L e a d e r C o rre s p o n d e n t)
tio n s B oard in several additional
W ATERTOW N— W a t e r t o w n ’s C i t y C o u n c i l , c h a r g e d I n in sta n ce s.
1 g t a t e ’s n e w T a y l o r L a w w i t h n e g o t i a t i n g w r i t t e n c o n t r a c t s
M oreover, the chapter h a s in
tth a p p r o v e d p u b l i c e m p l o y e e o r g a n i z a t i o n s a f t e r c o l l e c t i v e r ec en t weeks organized n e w u n its
g a in in g , h a s o f f i c i a l l y e x t e n d e d r e c o g n i t i o n a s e x c l u s i v e for 10 c h a r ter m em bers In th e
fining agents to th r e e C i t y ------------------------------------------------------ H erricks S c h o o l D istr ict a n d for
yps^efferson chapter. Civil tw e en e m p lo y e e s a n d t h e c o u n c il abou t 35 e m p loyees in th e Village
by th e en d o f M «y.
of W estb u ry.
,jc< Employees Aasn., WfcterF orb es
r ec o m m en d e d
co u n c il
police B e n e v o le n t A sso c ia r ecogn ition o f th e th r e e local
,nd W atertown F ire P ig h tgroups
r ep resen tin g
e m p loyees, HoHstt Fop Sal* • N tw Jtrs«y
, A5sociation, Local 191.
BERG EN
CO
(15
M in
N *C )
sa y in g th e y were “q u a lified ” u n d er
L the same tim e the council
HOMES! HOMES! HOMES!
the law.
City M anager R o n a ld Q.
A LL
STYLES.
S IZ E S
AND
P R IC E S
Raym ond
C. P a cific, CSEA
TO A Q U A L IF IE D B U Y E R
K8 BS Its rep resentative In dlsLOW
DOW N
PY M T.
c h a p te r president, req uested c o u n ­
G . L ’t N O D O W N
with th e City em ployee
cil recognition, exclusive o f police
H A N D E L S M A N
and fire em ployees.
the S t a t e ’s T a y lo r Law,
R « a lt5
ۥ.
B roker— O pen
•
t«
•
P .M .
M ayor T heodore R a n d to ld the
N Y C -L A
N .J . T E a n e c k S - 1 2 2 *
oyees have for th e first tim e
c o u n cil th a t th e r esolu tion s recog­
right of collective l>argalning
n izin g b a r gain in g a g e n t groups
written worlc contract* w ith
H O L LIS - D E T A C H E D CO LO N IA L
am on g th e em p lo y ee s "will lilcely
town, vllage, co u n ty and
REDUCED TO $17,990
be th e first o f m a n y con c er n in g
B p a c .o iu rooni*. a re al n ice h o m e government. H owever, th e y
m odern & VACANT.
the T aylor L aw .”
[ obliged before the m u n ic ip a lity
$100 TOTAL DOWN
T he City m a n a g e r said c u r re n t
*rs Into co n tr a ct to m ak e a
PAYMENT
bargain in g w ill "cover th e 1968[.strike pledge.
ABCO
OL 7-7900
69 fiscal year.” H e said sim ilar
dditionally, under th e Law , the
AT
1 6 9th ST. E X IT IN D
SUBWAY
procedures m u s t take p la c e a n ­
ncll will be required to eith er
nually.
It a public e m p lo y m en t rela board for, am o n g oth e r
COLUMBIA COUNTY
jlne*, grievances or pu t up su ch
to the S ta te P E R B .
C o u n try Honiee, E i ta t e a ,
;ily Manager Forbes, In a reFnrrn*. C an i;n , Acreaare.
to the council, c ite d th e
COXON REAL ISTATE, Inc.
Chathiim , N.V. :{U:i-4911 o r a tt‘^ -7421
that em ployee ag r ee m en ts
A p plications are being received
1 be reflected In the City’s
through Feb. 2, for W e stc h e ster
budget an d t h a t a n y new
C ou nty civil service e x a m in a tio n s
M O N R O E , N .Y .
IX »W T A X
AREA
»ms m ust be conclu ded be- for the p o sition s of b u yer w ith a
^ te r to w
'f i l l e c t i v e
C S tA
|s$tchester Opens
irchasing Agent
This Week
Applications are b e in g received
Jough Feb. 2, for a civil service
limination or th e position of
fthasing agent for service w ith
Westchester C ounty B oard of
erative E du ca tion al S ervices
at a salary o f $7,500.
He examination will be held o n
> 2. C andidates m u s t h ave
legal resid en ts of W e s t­
ster er Putnam C o u n ty for a t
four m onth s im m ed ia te ly
ding the date o f th e w r ittest.
salary range o f $8,632 to $10,972;
m a in te n a n c e m e c h a n ic , grade II
( b u ild in g s ) ;
and
m e in te n a n c e
m e ch a n ic, grade n
(tr e a tm e n t
p la n t e q u ip m e n t), with a salary
range for th e se tw o p o sition s o f
$6,370 to $8,086.
T h e e x a m in a tio n s will be h e ld
o n M arch 2. C an d id ates m u st be
legal
resident* o f W e stc h e ster
C ounty for a t le a s t four m o n th s
im m ed iately preceding the d a te o f
the w iit t e n te s t and m u s t be
r esid en ts a t t h e tim e o f a p p o in t­
m ent.
Further in fo r m a tio n and a p ­
p lications c a n be o b ta in e d at th e
W e stc h e ster C ou n ty P erso n n e l O f ­
fice, R o o m 700, C o u n ty O ffic e
B uilding, W h ite P lains.
Hyou want to know what’s tiapponing
LAKESIDE • Rm. RI-LEVEL
HOMES from $21,500
y o u
to
y o u r
c h a n c e s
to
y o u r
jo b
to
y o u r
n ex t
Pk.
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S40S;
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W/M REALTY
OFKKKK
28
q u ie t
ro llin g
acres,
fieM s
A
w o o d s , b o a tin g , fish in K , e tc . A C T
F A S T
at
$8400
w / t e r m s — le ^s
fo r cash.
H w > v;01»
B ox 14
\V e n lir« i« U \lil» . N V
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fam
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brk
( 2 - 7 ’s ,
1 -4),
g a ra g t.
s u t j i ...............................
$7000
Sc
Nr.
cjsh
^AINBRIDGE AVE
rm s, baw n ie n t,
.....................................
Karden.
$lfe,500
FEINBERG BROS, 933-1800
.3 1
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(K dfU
l> k
nitil),
K rttn x
S I 'E C I A I .
CONCOURSE.FORDHAM
VIC. . LIVE RENT FREE
D etached
bathi
&
3
fam ily.
kitcliens.
15
GI
rnis.
M odein
$900
down.
ASKING $14,990
FIRST-MET REALTY
1250 Castle H ill Ave.. Bx.
597-6200
Buy U.S. Bonds
Wtrldl
nique pUn Uti cutiemeri ttjde heutt
on
t homei!
12 UCpre-cu
'ltabliihed, proved nationel fr«nchli« prograrrti
S7( diHcranI houtei with floor plant «vaiUbl«!
ornpl«te mobile home lint, lookup to 24' wido
by70' Iona, custombuild
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ou can fWe in a pre-cul home or mobile homo
r "tample deni>onitr*tof*'| while leUinq! . ....
_
Ja m a lm
B u llc
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R e tire m e n t
H om ac.
B u sin n iaee
in
th e
T rt
S ta te
area.
GOLDM AN
AGENCY
as
P lite . P o r t J e r r l s .
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( 0 1 4 ) S C fl.(3 3 S
BRONX
C ’ l.
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Farms & Coiintry Hornet
Oronge County
bl4f-J-f'r)344.
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L A N D . $W50 p e r m i e . ’ h u n t ,
fish,
Hw ini,
ski.
All
Seaiioni!
RteJty,
M a in S t., K erhoniieoD . N .Y ..
C14-C2«t877 o r 7 5 1 2 .
T ear
ABCO REALTY OL 7-7900
O ffered
A
Acreage For Sale - N.Y.Stot*
SS711.
a
P e te re b n r* I
ALBANN
Ja m a ic a
F s t s r * T»
$23,990
C ham ber
1S71,
l> A I> R E X .T O N
IX 3E « K M
LONG ISLAND HOMES
A v e .,
CAMBRIA HGTS.
A
D p t. B ric k A S h .— M o t h e r A D a tig h te r
aet
up— 6
3
Rm .
a p ft.,
g a r..
S
R e frig * .,
2 S to re s, C a rp e tin g
w ian y
o th e r ex tra s.
C IT Y "
For
your
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ta a p p la r re tlra *
oaeot o n a in o d tra ta Incom e, chooaa a
w i n n e r I C c r o a t® S t . P e t e , f a m o a a s a n • b in e reeo rt. p r in d p a l d t y o f
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LEADER
S h i f t D iffe r e n tia ls
Q u e r ie s A n s w e r e d B y
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a d m in istr a tio n
E arl
K e lly ,
of
th e
D ir ec to r
of
a rev iew
of
C o m p e n sa tio n .
th e
q u estio n s a n d
m a n y o f the app lication s for d l f ferential? w h ich h a v e been filed
w ith us th a t som e f u ilh e r e x ­
p la n a tio n o f the law and rules is
naeddl by those who m a y be prepatini? or c o n tem p latin g th e pre
paration o f app lication s or re-1
view."
a n sw ers, K e lly n o te d :
" I t Is e v i d e n t f r o m
d u rin g th « e v en in g a n d n ig h t
sh ift* i t m a y b* too high In r e ­
lation t o r a te s w h ich ar* p a id In
private a n d o th e r n o n - S t a t * e m ­
p lo y m e n t for norm al d a y s h if t
work. B y au th o riz in g a n a p p ro ­
priate pay d ifferen tial for e v e ­
n in g a n d n ig h t w ork t h e S t a t e
sh ould be able to e f fe c tiv e ly r e ­
c ru it qu alified persons to fill th*
p o sition s d u rin g su c h hour* an d
a t th* sa m e tim e n o t o v e r-p a y
th e sa m e c la s s o f w ork d u rin g
t h e n o r m a l d a y sh ift.
Tuesday, January 3o
Mrs. Poston
( C o n t in u e d f r o m Pag®
s t a t e m e n t Is fu lly consistent wifK
thes* A tte n d a n c e Rules.
“'Wher* p a s t practice has
I
in c o n sis te n t w ith th* Attenda
R ules, It h as resu lted in lac^”^*
u n ifo r m ity an d h a s given ria, ^ |
In con sisten t a n d inequitabi* tre 1*
m e n t o f em ployee* throughout th
S t a t * servic*. T h e s* inconslsU;!]
cies a n d Inequities c an n ot be n.
m itted in the lig h t o f the changMl
e m p lo y e e -m a n a g e m e n t
relatio
s h ip s u n d e r the T ay lo r Law. f w 1
ther, th * P E R B order requiii^l
n e u tr a lity in d ealin g with ein
ployee org a n iza tio n s and unionll
r e q u ir e s a u n iform an d equitabij
S t a t e policy.
“Y ou will n o te t h a t the poHc,|
s t a t e m e n t sp ec ific a lly encourage
a g e n c y h e a d s to gra n t timi
fo r o ffice rs a n d delegates fori
n e c essa r y em ploye* organlzatioal
a n d /o r u n io n activities, in th lj
r esp e ct. It 1* d e sig n e d to assisJ
em ployee organizations and unJ
Ions an d to fa c ilita te th e develop,
m e n t o f their role In manage,
m e n t-e m p lo y e *
relations untlerl
the T aylor Law,
It is to be m ad* u p on a form
basic p ay scales;
prescribed by th e D irector ot
• T ne source or sources o f
W h a t Vi* m e a n t b y
th e te r m
C lassification and C om p en sation.
d ata pertain in g to r ates o f
“ o th e r n o n - S t a t e e m p lo y e r s ” a * i t
In asm uch
as
th e
ap p lication
pay and h ou rs o f work a m o n g
is u s e d i n t h e B u d g e t D i r e c t o r ’*
fornw h ave n o t been printed, a p n o n -S ta t* em ployers;
r u le * ?
plications In letter fo r m will be
• I f available, d a ta w h ic h
G en erally, th is m e a n s o th e r
accepted by the Director o f Clawslwill ten d to establish t h a t In
go v e rn m en ta l e n titie s su c h as th e
flcatlon
and
C
o
m
p
en
sa
tio
n
p
r
o
­
T h ? question and answ er serie
th e a rea for w h ic h the sh ift
F ed eral O overn m «n t a n d c ities,
vided the app licant se ts fo r th in
follow s:
d iffe re n tia l is requested, th*
c o u n tie s 1 a n d tow n s w ith in t h e
his letter th e in fo r m a tio n re­
W h a l are ceograph io area and
S ta te is exp erien cin g d if f i­
S ta te o f N ew York. '
quired by th e B udget D irector’s
■ h i f t p a r dirrerentialsT
c u lty in recruiting em ployee*
W h a t c o n d itio n s ^ m u s t e x is t t o
rules. (See qu estion s No. 12 and
for the particular title a n d
T hese d ifferen tials are c ash
w a r r a n t th e a u t h ^ v a t io n o f m
13.)
h a s b een losin g em p lo y ee s in
c om pensation w hich is added to
g e o g r a p h ic a r e a p a y d i f f e r e n t i a l ?
W h a t kind o f in fo r m a tio n U re­
t h a t title (if such is the c a se )
base salaries under c ir c u m sta n c e s
The D irector of C lassification
quired to be fl«t forth i n a n a p ­
to other em ployers for th*
w h ich will be described i n the
a n d C om p en sation m u s t be able
plication for A geographio area
sa m e c la ss o f w ork o n sh ift*
qu estion s and answei's t h a t follow.
t o fin d th a t:
pay differential?
o th e r th a n t h e d a y sh ift;
In w hat a m o u n ts w ill these
• th e salaries • b ein g p a id
• The title o f t h e o o c u p a • F a c tu a l d a ta o f su ch * ,
d irfercn tials be paid?
for th e particu lar oc cu p a tio n
tlon for whicli the d iffe re n tia l
n atu re as to reason ab ly su b ­
T h e y m ay be a percen tage of
by private or o th e r n o n - S t a t *
Is requested;
sta n tia te th at t h e d u tie s a n d
b asic pay or « fixed dollar am oun t.
em ployers in th e p a r ticu lar
• A description o f th * a r e i
responsib ilities o f em ployee*
geograp hic area s u b s ta n tia lly
I i tliert* an y lim it o n the
or location for w h ich th e d if­
w h o work o n the s h i f t for
exceed the salaries b ein g p a id
a m ou n t of p^y d ifferen tial w hich
C h o ic e *
fere n tia l is requested:
w h ich
th e
d iffe re n tia l
I*
b y private or other n o n - S t a t *
m a y b« authorized?
“I n
d ete rm in in g
whether u
• T he a m o u n t o f d iffe r e n ­
so u g h t are a t lea st c o m p a r a ­
.em p loyers for t h e sa m e o r a
No.
c h ar ge to leave credits should b«|
tial requested;
ble to the duties a n d resp o n ­
sim ilar occu pation, gen erally,
W'h» m ay establish p a y d if ­
m a d e for tim e o f f for employw
• C om p arative sala r y d a ta
sibilities o f em p lo y ee s in th*
in th e S ta te ;
fe ren tials?
o r gan ization a n d / o r u n ion actlvl.
of su ch a nature a s to sh o w
sa m e o c cu p ation who work o n
T h e Director of C lassification
• th e salaries paid fo r th e
tes, we were fa c e d w ith two al.|
th at un der c o m m u n ity w age
th e n orm al day shift.
an d C om p en sation In th e D e p a r t­
occu p ation by private a n d
tern atlves:
p ractices In privat-e or other
W h a t is t h e n e e d f o r g e o g r a ­
m e n t of Civil Service su bject to
o
t
h
e
r
.n
o
n
S
t
a
t
e
em
p
lo
y
er
s
in
“1. to allow u n lim ited time oft I
public e m p lo y m e n t in th e
p h ic p a y d i f f e r e n t ia ls ?
th e approval o f th e D irector of
t h e particu lar a r ea su b s ta n t i­
w ith ou t charg* to a n Indeflniul
area for w hich th e g e o g r a ­
For som e titles ( o c c u p a tio n s).
th a Buds?et.
a lly exceed the S t a t e ’s sa la r y
n u m b e r o f delegates an d ofriceiil
p h ic area p a y diffei-entlal is
In a few areas o f the S ta te , our
T o whom should a request or
for th a t c lass o f work;
o f a p r o liferatin g num ber of emJ
requested a n d fo r tha c la ss
com petitors (private in d u stry an d
a p p lication for a p ay d ifferen tial
ployee orga n iza tio n s or unions, or)
(title) o f work Involved "out­
• the disp arity b e tw e en th*
som e govern m en tal ju r isd iction s)
b s mad**?
"2. to allow all necessary timil
sid e ” p a y r a tes are n o t on ly
S t a t e ’s salar y an d th * sa la r y
are p ayin g salaries w h ich ar*
To the D irector o f C la ssific a ­
off for officers a n d delegates ta|
h ig h e r th a n the S t a t e ’s p ay
b ein g paid in th e particu lar
m a terially high er th a n th o s e b e ­
tion and C om pensation.
particip ate in em ployee organiza*
r ates bu t a s w ell a r e h igh er
g e o grap h ic area by prlvat*
in g p aid by private an d n o n M ay the Director o f C la ssific a ­
tlo n a n d /o r u n io n activities wlthl
th a n “o u ts id e ” (private i n ­
a n d o th er n o n - S t a t e e m p lo y ­
S ta te em ployers in m o s t other
tion and C om p en sation authorize
charges a g a in st accu m ulated leavi]
d u stry an d other n o n -S ta ta
ers is c a u sin g th e S t a t e u n ­
areas o f th e S ta te . In su c h cases,
p a y d iffere n tia ls o n h is initiative?
credits.
em ployers) r ates for th a sa m e
u su a l d ifficu lty In t h e r ec ru it­
if the salary grade for t h e title
Yes. T h e D ivision o f C lassific a­
“Clearly, the latter policy is thil
c la ss In m ost o th er area^ o f
m
e
n
t
o
f
qualified
em
p
lo
y
ee
s
is fix ed accord in g to th e rates
tio n and C om p en sation h a s c o m ­
one w h ic h is c o n s is t e n t with tlii
t h e S ta te ;
fo r th e particular c la s s o f
which prevail in m o st areas o f
m en c ed a program o f co n tin u in g
A tte n d a n c e Rules, consistent with
• I f availab le, d a ta w h ich
work In su ch area.
th e S ta te , th e p ay is to o low to
an d sy stem a tic stu dies for the
n eurality order o f t h e PERB, and
will tend to e stab lish t h a t in
e nable th e S ta te to recruit q u ali­
W h a t c o n d itio n s m u s t e x is t t o
purpose
of Id en tifying c la sse s
the area for w h ich th e d if ­
fied em p loyees for t h a t c la s s of w a r r a n t t h e a u t h o r i z a t i o n o f a c o n siste n t w ith th e public interest.
(titles* and areas o f the S tate
“I sin cerely hope t h a t you and
fe re n tia l is
requested
tha
work in th e h ig h rate area. O n s h i f t p a y d i f f e r e n t i a l ?
for wlilch the a u th orization of
S ta te is ex p e rie n c in g d if f lthe other han d, if th e sa la r y grade
T h e D irector o f C la ssification your delegates will understand tha
geographic or s h if t d iffere n tia ls
c u t y in recru itin g e m p loyee s
for th e c la ss is fix ed according an d C om p en sation m u s t be able n e e d at th is tim e for a uniform
or iwth. may be needed to m e et
p olicy applicable t o a l l employe! |
for th* particular tit le a n d
to the r a tes w h ich prevail in th* to fin d that:
ithe com petition o f o t h e r e m ­
o
r g an ization s a n d / o r unions seeich a s been losing employseti in
h ig h ra te area, the sala r y is too
• for th e particu lar o c c u ­
ployers.
Ing to r ep resen t S t a t e emplQ.veeil
th a t title (if su c h Is tha ca se )
high in relation to r a tes w h ic h
p ation an d sh ift in t h e a r ea
W hat is m eant by a g e o sr a u n d er th* P ublic E m ployees’ Fair]
to other em ployer* fo r t h i
are b ein g paid in private an d
u n d er con sid eration , it is th*
phlrai location?
E
m p lo y m e n t A ct.”
sa m e class o f work;
other n o n - s t a t e e m p lo y m e n t in
c om m on practice a m o n g n o n The
Bud'^et D irector’s rules
• T h e source or sou rces o f
m ost other areas o f th e s t a t e .
S t a t e em ployers to p a y sh ift
(S ection 142.1 (b) d efin e a geop ay rate in fo r m a tio n a m o n g
B y authorizing a n appropriate
d iffe re n tia ls;
provide d a ta o f su c h a natur# ai
grapliical area or location as “an
n o n - s t a t e em ployers.
p a y diffe re n tia l for the h ig h rate
• th e co m b in a tio n o f basic
to reasonably support his claim.
id en tifiab le place In the S ta te as
W liat kin d o f in form ation is area, th e S ta te sh ould be able to
p a y an d sh ift d iffe re n tia l p ay
W h e r e e a n I o b t a in th is datafj
sp ecitied
by th e
D irector
of required to be se t fo rth in a n a p ­
effectively recru it qualified per­
I
n
the
S t a t e ’s c lassification
by
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loyers
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C la s s if ic itio n and C om p en sation p lication for a s h ir t p a y d iffe r ­
son s to fill positions In the high
su lts in total c o m p e n sa tio n
structure there are about 36011
on th • ba.sis o f geographical or e n tial?
rate area an d a t th e sa m e tim e
w h ic h su b stan tially e xceed s
d ifferen t titles. F or m ost of them
otli.'r physical bou nd aries with
• T h e title o f th e o c c u p a ­
not o v e r-p a y the sa m e c la ss o f
t h e S t a t e ’s basic p ay sc a les;
there are n o established souicei
refereixce to ti\e particular o c ­
tio n for w h ic h the sh ift p a y
work in m o st other areas o f
•
in
the
area
being
c
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n
sid
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o
f sta tistic a l d a ta relating to
cu p ation involved and to related
differen tial is requested;
th e State.
ered, th e S ta te is e x p e rie n c in g
w ages In public and private em­
labor m arket c on sid eration s.”
• A description o f th e area
W 'h a t is th e n e e d f o r s h i f t p a y
d ifficu lty -in recru itin g q u ali­
p lo y m e n t o n a Statew ide basil
H ave ee(>i;t'a|ihic areas been p re­
for which th e s h ift p a y d if ­
d i r r e r e n t i a l?
fied em p loyees for th e p a r ­
let alone by geographical areas
d eterm in ed ?
^
fe re n tia l is requested;
F or som e titles (o c cu p ation s)
ticu lar c la ss o f work or th a t
w ith in t h e S t a t e for some titlesNo.
• T h e a m o u n t o f d iffe r e n ­
in certain areas o f th e S ta te , our
it has b een losing e m p loyees
I n groups such as clerical, blu»
Ill add ition
to the general
tial requested;
com petitors (private in d u stry an d
to o th er em p loyers In th at
collar an d the like, the United
euidt's set forth in the B udget
• T lie tim e th a t the wx>rk o f
som e g o v ern m en t ju r isd ic tio n s)
area for the sa m e c la s s o f
S ta te s B ureau o f Labor Statis*
D irertor’.s rules, nam ely, th e p a r ­
the
particular s h if t
com ­
are p ayin g extra cash c o m p e n sa ­
w ork o n s h if t s o th e r t h a n
tics con d u cts periodic wage stu­
ticu lar oc cu pation and related
m e n c es a n d th e tim e th a t It
tion to em ployees w orking hours
th e d a y sh ift;
dies
in th ree areas of the Stat«.
labor market con sid eration s, w h at
ends;
o th er than th e no r m a l day shift.
• the du ties an d r es p o n s i­
n am e ly . M etropolitan New Yo*’*''
oth e r consideration s m a y enter
• D ata o f su c h a n a tu re as
T h e com bination o f extra c o m ­
bilities o f em p loyees in the
Albany, Troy, Schenectady a'*'*
in to the d e term in ation o f geogra­
to show th a t, for th e p ar ticu ­
p e n sa tio n and the e m p lo y e e ’s base
p articu lar oc cu p a tio n o n th*
B u ffa lo . T h e results of these stu­
p h ic areas or locations?
lar o c cu p ation an d shift in
sala r y m ay be m aterially h ig h er
su b ject sh ift are n o t m a t e r i­
dies are pu blished in report for|”‘
Tha nu m bers of S ta te position s
the area to w h ic h th a a p p lic a ­
than the salary paid by th e S ta te
a lly less th a n th e du ties an d
T h e reports are probably a'* '
In d «iven title or titles In a par­
tion applies, It is th e c o m m o n
for the sam e occu p ation . I n such
able In m a n y public libraries flj*
r esponsibilities o f em p lo y ee s
ticu lar area, the availab ility of
practice
am ong
n o n -S ta ta
c a se s i f th e salary grade for th e
in
th
e
sa
m
e
o
c
cu
p
ation
w
h
o
th
ey m a y be obtained from
a d eq u ate pay d ata In private or
employer* to p a y s h if t d if title is fixed according to th e
U n ite d
S ta te s
Department "
work on th e d a y s h if t in th*
other n o n - s t a t e e m p loym en t for
ferentials;
rates w h ich prevail In m o st areas
L
ab
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Labor
Statistic.
s
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t
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tion
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r
work
th? title or titles and the S t a t e ’s
• T hat for th e particular
o f the S tate for norm al d ay sh ift
location.
W ash in gton, D.C. Other
recru itm ent experience.
occu p ation an d sh ift, in the
work, the pay m a y be too low to
I f I m a k e a p p l ic a t i o n f o r a g e o ­ tions c o n d u ct lim ited and
.
W ho m ay apply to the D irector
area to w h ich th e applioation
enable the S ta te to recru it q u ali­ g r a p h ic a r e a o r a s h if t p a y d i f ­ w age stu dies in the
jj.
• f C lassification a n d C om p en sa ­
applies the co m b in a tio n o f
fied em ployees for th a t cla ss o f f e r e n t i a l , w i l l t h e D ir e c t o r o f amples- are: Administrative M
tion for a ge ograp hic area or
basic pay and s h if t d iffe r e n ­
work for s h if ts other th a n th e C la s s i f i c a t i o n ‘' a n d C o m p e n s a t io n a g e m en t Society, Public
shirt pay d ifferen tial?
tial pay provided by n o n n o r m a l day sh ift.
f u r n i s h m e , • u p o n re q u e s t^ w i t h A ssociation, Com m erce
A ppointing officers, em ployees
S ta te em ployers results In
O n the oth e r hand, if the s a l­ t h e r e q u ir e d p a y a n d r e c r u i t ­ d u stry A ssociation of New
^
and em ployee representatives.
total c o m p en sation w h ic h s u b ­
ary grade for t h e class is fixed m e n t d a t a ?
and P h ilip TH .'W e b e r tnd ^
How b .such ap p lication m ade?
sta n tia lly exce ed s th «
according to rate* w h ic h prevail
N o. T he app licant him se lf m u s t elate*.
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P f Sixteen
SERVICE
C SE A
B y
LEADER
TuegJay, January 30,
C u res
M o ve
C r o w in g
I n to
E x p a n s io n
N e w
P a in s
Q u a r te r s ,
O f P r o fe s s io n a l S t a f f
(Special To T h t Leader)
ALBANY
opened
The
for b u sin e ss
M o v in g
to
—
In terefer
of
C iv il
in
a
m odern
fu r n itu r e
w ith
th e
E m p l o y e e s A s s n . a d o p t e d a * ' n e w l o o k ” a s C S E A offl
new
new
h ea d q u a rters
a n d o th er Item s w a s
p r o v id in g
th rou gliou t tliB S t a t e .
CSEA
m e m b e rs
fo u n d
th e
m ove n e c essa r y w h e n it becam e
a p p are n t t h a t th e a lre a d y o v e r ­
crow ded facilities a t 8 E lk St.
could not a c co m m o d a te a n e x ­
p an d ed sta ff. The n e w stru ctu re is
located in th e sa m e block a t 33
E lk St., across fr o m t h e S t a t e
C apitol.
N E W
H O M E —
Showing up for work M onday at the nevr
o ffices of thp Civil Service E m p lo y e se Assn. at 33 Elk St., Albany,
Is K atherine Se^atis, CSEA public relations staff m e m b er. The E m ­
ployees Association closed their form er office at 8 E lk St. on F rid a y
ni^ht, the m overs cam e in Saturday morning: and, by M onday, the
m o v e w as com pleted.
S e r v ic e
C oinciding with th e op e n in g of
th e n e w fa c ilitie s w ill be th e r e ­
porting to work th is M on d ay o f
several n ew s t a f f m em b ers. T h e
s ta ff will be Increased to m ore
than 100 In the n e a r futu re. M ore
CSEA r egion al atto r n e y s also h ave
been reta in e d In line w ith th e
general e x p an sion plan s.
of
CSEA
b u ild in g In A lb a n y ,
a c c o m p lish e d
se r v ic e s
bo
Its
th r o u g h o u t th e S t a t e .”
I n ad d itio n to h ir ln f p ersonn el
for th * r e sea r ch and public r e ­
lation s d e p a r tm e n ts. CSEA has
both e x p a n d e d a n d str e a m lin e d Its
field se r v ic e o p eration s. T h e d i­
rector o f fie ld services w ill still
coord in ata t h e o v e ra ll effo rt, bu t
n ow w ill h a v * th e a ssistan ce o f
tw o r eg io n a l fie ld supervisors and
a director o f c o u n t y a ffa irs . T he
la tte r ’s w ork will b« devoted e x ­
clu sively to t h e problem s o f the
local g o v e r n m e n t c h a p te r s and
unit. Six new c o lle ctiv e bargain-
S ift l i s t
over
m ore
th e
th a n
w eekend
1 5 5 ,0 0 0
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so
aa
n^embe,
Inar sp ec ia lists w ill w s i s t ~ c h ^ J
an d u n its th r o u g h o u t the atii
in n e g o tia tio n s w ith the vario,
public em p loyers and in writi
contracts. H iring o f m ore field
resen ta tlv e s Is also contemplatj
In addition to office s, the n
bu ild in g c o n ta in s facilities whi
c a n a c co m m o d a te chapter
CSEA c o n fe r e n c e meeting.«j;
feren ce room s an d expanded oj
s e t p r in tin g fa c ilities.
F orm a l d e d ic a tio n o f the thri
story brick an d steel struct
will be h e ld a t a la te r date.
O f F u r n is tiin g s
D r . Theodore C. W enzl, CSEA
president,
said:
“Our
present
headquarters, w h ic h h a s served us
for th e la s t two ye a rs, during which
(S p e cia l T o T h e L ea d er)
tim e our m em bersh ip h a s alm ost
A L B A N Y — A n u m b e r o f c o n f e r e n c e s , c h a p t e r s a n d unli
tripled, is v e r y overcrow ded . . .
(F rom L eader C o rresp o n d en t)
W e are c o n fid e n t t h a t the m ove w h o e a r l i e r e x p r e s s e d t h e d e s i r e t o m a k e a n a p p r o p r i a t e cc
H E M P S T E A D — T h e N a s s a u c h a p t e r , C iv il S e r v ic e E m ­
into t h e n e w headq uarters bu ild­ t r l b u t l o n t o t h e n e w h e a d q u a r t e r s o f t h e C i v i l S e r v i c e Ei
p lo y e e s A ssn ., h a s a p p a r e n t ly b e a t e n d o w n a n a t t e m p t b y
in g will result In a m ore e f f i ­ p l o y e e s A s s n . , n o w h a v « t h e o p p o r t u n i t y t o d o s o , a c co r dli
tw o la b o r u n io n s s e e k in g d e c e r tific a tio n o f C S E A .
cie n t operation and provide m ore to Dr. T h e o d o r e C. W enzl, CSEA
I n a n i n f o r m a l c o n f e r e n c e b e f o r e W i l l i a m D u g g i n , t r i a l e ffec tiv e services to our m em bers president.
E xecu tive D ir ec to r ’s O ffice
ex.iininer of Ih e S ta te Public
Dr. W en zl sa id “W e are now In T otal .............................................$1,1
R ekitions Board, N assau CSEA
our n e w fa c ilitie s a t 33 Elk St. Library
field representative Arnold Moses
an d our a r c h ite c t h a s c om p leted
T ab le ........................................ $
cit»>d a provision of th e T aylor
a survey o f th e Item s w h ic h could
S w iv e l C h airs (10) ............ 1,2
law barrlns? the u n io n ’s tactic.
be used to t h e b e st ad v a n ta g e in
S h e lv in g ...................................3.4
Xh.T luu-, Moses explained, spethe new stru c tu r e.” Dr. W enzl said Library T o t a l ............................
tiist wher6 an em ployees’
th a t C S E A h a s s e n t a list o f th e L ounge
o rganizatio n h as been recognized
various possible g ifts an d their
T ab les (9) ...................
The
N ew
Y ork
S ta te
P u b lic
E m p lo y m e n t
R e la tio n s
before April 21, 1967, any petition
m o n e ta r y v alu e to officers, board
S ta c k in g C hairs (36)
for decertification m u st be su b ­ B o a r d a n n o u n c e d l a s t w e e k t h a t i t s c o u n s e l h a s b e g u n a n
m em bers, an d p resid e n ts o f c o n ­
S e t t e e ............................
m itted between 165 an d 120 days i n v e s t i g a t i o n t o d e t e r m i n e w h e t h e r a n y e m p l o y e e o r g a n i z a ­
ferences, c h a p t e r and un its.
U p holstered C h air .
N a ssm
C h a p te r B e a t s D o w n
F or N ew
H e a d q u a r te r s
U n io n D e c e r tific a tio n A t t e m p t
Schenectady Incident Probed
For Taylor Law Violations
before the budget submission date.
CSEA was recognized In H em psead Town la.s-t M arch, an d the
to w n ’s budget submission date is
Nov. 1. Thus, the decertification
request was subm itted too late,
Moses asserted.
In addition, the groups h a d
failed to .submit any basis for
th e ir request. Moses argued.
Town labor relations rep resen ­
tative R aym ond H arrin g to n agreed
t h a t Moses was right, an d D ug­
gin took the m a tte r u n d er a d ­
visement.
Jericho Unit R ejects
‘S w e eth e art’ Pact,
Files PERB Appea
JE R IC H O
-
M em b e r.s
of
tio n
v io la ted
th e
s tr ik e
p ro h ib itio n
of
th e
T a y lo r
Law
dur­
ing the re c e n t work stoppage a t
th e G lendale Home in Sciienectady.
Pi’ancis J. Higgins, the B o a rd ’s
Counsel, said lie has asked for
evidence from all Interested p a r ­
ties. R equests for evidence have
been m ade of th e S chenectady
c h a p te r of th e Civil Service B n ployees Assn., and Its p aren t S ta te
o rg anization as well as of the
S c h en ectad y C oun ty M anager and
th e a d m in is tra to r of the G lendale
Home.
“T h e purpose of our investi­
gation Is to d eterm ine w h eth er
th ere Is evidence of a violation
by an y employee organization of
Section 210 of th e T a y lo r Law,”
Higgins said.
T h a t Section of th e Law states
In p a r t t h a t “ no employee o r­
ganization shall cause. Instigate,
encourage, o r condone a strik e .”
Higgins explained t h a t fu r th e r
action w'ill depend on the evi­
dence he gathers.
T h e S ta te B oard Is charged w ith
th e responsibility u n d e r th e T a y ­
lor Law of determ in in g th e d e­
gree of responsibility of a n e m ­
ployee o rganization for work sto p ­
pages In th e public sector. T h e
S ta t e B oard is em powered to sus­
pend a n employee o rg a n izatio n ’s
dues check-off privileges for a
period up to 18 m o n th s If th e
tives an d atto rn e y s on tiie staff agency d eterm ines t h a t th e em ­
of the p a re n t organization. W e’re ployee organization is responsible
not going to have any board teii- for the strike.
^ ^ r m em bcrs they ca n n o t have
,.
t h e J e i'lc llo u n i t o t t h e N a s - :
F u rth e rm o re , P lau m e.ib aum ass a u c h a p t e r . C ivil S e r v i c e E m - serted, th e b o a rd ’s effo rt to lim it
p l o y e e s As.sn., h a v i n g g a i n e d its recognition poses a th r e a t of
recosnltion. have dissolved th e in tim id atio n by tiie em ployer to
tlie local u nit. “W e’ll have no
Tlie unit acted because th e s w e e th e a rt c o n tra c ts ,” P la u m e n school board violated their ex- b au m declared.
pressed d em and for recognition as
T h e Jerich o u n it comprises 200
a ut\lt of the Nassau c h a p te r of of 250 clerks, custodians, cafeteria
tiie S ta te CSEA organization. T he workers a n d bus drivers In the
board recognized only the Jerich o Jerich o Scliool District.
unit.
• F la u m e n b a u m ann ou n ced t h a t
C lia p te r presid ent Irving F lau - the c h a p te r h a d won a h earin g
m en b au m a.sserted t h a t th e issue before th e S ta t e Public E m ploy­
Ij crucial.
m e n t R elation s B oard on the issue
“ In negotiations, these u nit of recognition of CSEA— with no
m em bers m ay need the assistance reservations. T h e iieariug h a i been
o f professional field rep resen ta-1 set lor Feb. 18.
Buffalo Chapter
Hears Gduia
O ccasion al T a b le . . .
T h e C SEA c h i e f sa id th a t a p ­
propriate r ec o g n itio n w ill be given L ounge T otal ...........................$1,
to a n y d on or by e ith e r listin g the C on feren ce R o o m
T a b le s (4) ............................. $
donor’s n a m e an d g ift on a large
C hairs (10) .........................
single plaque to b e placed In a
S ta c k in g c h a ir s (91) . . . . 1 .
p r om in en t lo ca tio n In th e b u ild ­
S te n o ty p e table ...............
ing or b y m o u n tin g Individual
S e c retarial c h a ir .............
plaques lis tin g the donor and
H ea d table a sh trays (6)
item , In a loca tio n a d ja c e n t to th e
Ash trays (8 doz.) ...........
gift.
T h e list o f su ggested gifts fo l­ Confei-ence R oom Total . $33J
R e c ep tio n Area
low’s :
S ecre ta ria l c h a h s (2) . . . I ^
Plaq ue ...........................................$ 250
S
e tte e ..............................
P la n tin g B o x P l a n t s .............. $ 400
A im chairs (7) . .
..
F u rn ish in g s
O c c a sio n a l chairs (4)
P r e sid e n t’s O ffic e
I n t e m e w table .........
D esk ........................................... $ 360
P la n te r ...........................
C redenza .................................
470
A
sh trays (4) .............
D esk Chair ............................
160
C arpet ..............................
S id e Chairs (8) ...................
570
R e c ep tio n desk .................
S e t t e e ........................................
245
O cc a sio n a l T able. 45”x24”
60 R ecep tio n A rea Total . . . 5^
M iscellan eou s
O cc asion al T ables,
K it c h e n e t t e ........................... ^
27”x 2 7 ” (2) ........................
100
Ice cube m a c h in e .............
P la n ter s (2) ........................
35
C arpet ......................................
600
P r e sid e n t’s O ffic e T o t a l
$2,600
E x ecu tive D ir ec to r ’s O ffic e
BU F F A L O — T h e J a n u ary m e e t ­
D esk ...................................
ing of B u ffalo chap ter. Civil S e r ­
B ack B ar ........................
vice E m ployees Assn, was held la st
D e sk C h a i r ......................
week a t th e S ta tle r H ilton H otel
S id e C h airs (3) ..........
w ith 85 m em bers an d g u ests at
S e tt e e .................................
250
the dinner.
P la n ter s (2) ...................
T h e featu red speaker w as H enry
O ccasio n a l T a b le s (3)
90
G du la, CSEA field rep resentative,
C arpet ...............................
w ho spoke o n th e new T ay lo r Law
and som e o f Ita effec ts.
G.l. Insuronc*
T h e n e x t m e e tin g w ill be o n
W ed n esd ay, F eb ru ary 21 a t the
Tht
V e ter a n s A d m in istra tio n
B u ffa lo A th le tic Club, according p a y s m ore th a n $800 m illion a n ­
to M ary C a n n e ll, c h a p te r p r e si­ n u a lly t o O .I. In su ran ce p o llcy d e n t.
holdera a n d th e ir ben elloiaries.
Parole Officer*
(Continued from PaK®
ice C om m issio n approval.
• A 25 -y e a r half-pay P®
plan, sim ila r to th at enjoy*
S t a t e P olice and Correction
fleers.
• R e c o g n itio n under
lor L aw and permission to
In colle ctiv e bargaining
issues.
D r. T h e o d o r e C.
d e n t o f t h e C i v i l service EH’P*
decl*^'
Assn., w i r e d t h e
“you h a v e a just cau ^
CSEA h a s g iven
I n t h t p a s t t o t h e or:i»
tlo®* I