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ALBANY —
T uesday, February
0
m
D
13, 1968
o iu m
%
S o lid r e a s o n s
P
a y
B
o
e e d
CSEA
M e e ts
o s t
T a lk s
S ta rt
s ta te bu dget.
Wenzl sparked th e In terests of
litherto casual listen er s b y le a d ai off w ith a n o u t - o f - h a n d r ection of G overnor R o c k e feller ’s
{ht percent w a g e h ik e a s "enIrely Inadequate.” It w ou ld leave
workers still “in th« c a te ar«r of second c la s s citiz en s c o m ired to th eir c o u n te r p a r ts in
!ier em ploym ent,” h e said.
Members o f the S e n a t e F in a n c e
Assembly W a y s and M ean s
nimittees listen ed atte n tiv ely as
docum ented C S E A ’s case by
(tin? a le n g th y lis t o f statistics
eftecting the u n favorab le relative
uncial position o f N e w York
ate's em ployees.
Substantiating C SEA 's d e m a n d
ilori $ 1,000-m inim um a n n u a l in WenzI poin ted to a U .S.
utment o f Labor report th a t
1966 an average f a m ily of
nr had to sp en d m o r e th a n $9,to m ain tain a “m oderate"
adaid of living; 106,000 State
nployees In gi'ade 14 a n d below
iW far short of th is m in im u m ,
said, sin c e th e ir average
ntiual salary fig u r es a m o u n t to
$5,375.
a t a le g isla tiv e h e a r in g o n
Call D isaster
l-aljor Relations
l**Gov
L i n d s a y ’s r e q u e s t
R ockefeller for N a uard troops to c o lle ct ref‘h e S a n lf
l^as caused a
a m o n g labor ortmued o n P a g e 14)
A d v is o r s
th e
W ith
T r a v ia ;
B udget
In
L e g is la tu r e
A L B A N Y — D o c u m e n t a t i o n o f a r e q u e s t b y t h e C iv il S e r v ic e E m p lo y e e s A s s n . fo r a
said, th o u sa n d s o f S t a t e e m p lo y ­
ees a n d ft g r e a t n u m b e r o f titles 2 0 p e r c e n t , a c r o s s - t h e - b o a r d r a i s e w i t h a $ 1 , 0 0 0 m i n i m u m i s b e i n g m a d e t o f i s c a l e x p e r t s
are paid b e tw e e n 13 to 29 per­ i n b o t h h o u s e s o f t h e L e g i s l a t u r e a s t a l k s c o n t i n u e b e t w e e n C S E A r e p r e s e n t a t i v e s a n d t h *
c e n t h igh er sa la r ie s th an their l e a d e r s o f b o t h h o u s e s .
H arold Miller, b u d get advisor to h in d h is se lf-a p p o in te d Publio
c o u n te r p a r ts in N e w York.
A se ss io n w ith A ssem bly S p e a k ­
T ravia, lata la s t w eek an d a n ­ E m p lo y m e n t R e la tio n s A ct a n d
I n t e r e s t i n W e n z l’a nem arks er A n th o n y J*. T ravia early la st
o th e r m e e tin g is sch ed u led this n e g o t ia t e w ith th« Civil Servio#
c a m e to ft h e a d w ith his c lo sin g w eek w a s te rm ed “very e n c o u r ­
w eek. S e ss io n s a r t sla te d to b e ­ E m p lo y e es Assn., Inc., w h ich h «
referenc* t o “th« u n p reced en ted a g in g ” a n d led to so m e cau tio u s
gin this week, too, w ith S e n . W a r ­ h a s d esig n a te d a s n e g o tia tin g
u n re st a n d d iss a tis fa c tio n ” p r e ­ o p tim ism t h a t both D em o cr a ts
ren A nderson, c h a ir m a n o f the a g e n t for S t a t e em p loyees. H i s
v a le n t a m o n g S t a t e workers, c o u ­ and R e p u b lican s m ig h t cooper­
S en ate F in a n c e C om m ittee. A n a d m in istration sh ou ld realize t h a t
pled w ith r ep orts t h a t plan s to a te o n p a ssin g em ployee b e n e fit
earlier m e e tin g with S e n a t e M a­ S t a t e em p lo y ee s are n o t In an im at#
“w ith h o ld t h e i r s e r v ic es” m a y be g a in s in the L egislatu re th is year.
jority L eader B ari W. B rydges objects t o be m oved abou t a s i f
C
S
E
A
rep
resen
tatives
m
e
t
w
ith
( C o n t in u e d o n P a g e 1 1 )
w a s te rm e d “ hopeful.”
th e y w ere p a w n s in t h e g a m e
The
E m p lo y e es
A ssociation o f politics.
tu rn ed to the L egislature for help
“The C SEA h a s been an d is ft
fo llow in g a w ithdraw al o f n e gotl- responsib le organization. I t w ill
Reports Significant Headway
In First Montli Of Session
(S p e c ia l T o
ALBANY —
sored
or
m a k in g
endorsed
sig n ific a n t
le g isla tiv e
The
L eader)
T h e m a jo r ity o f 1968 le g isla tio n e ith e r s p o n ­
sessio n ,
by
th e
C iv il
headw ay
CSEA
in
S e r v ic e
th e
o ffic ia ls
O ne bill, w h ic h would m ak e
th r e e - d a y w e e k e n d s o f five h o li­
d ays, a lread y h a s passed the A s­
se m b ly an d a n o th e r w h ic h would
Wenzl also fo c u se d o n th e am e n d t h e Civil Sei-vice Law to
jttarked disparity b e tw e e n New^ allow w idow s an d widow ers and
pork State workers’ sala r ie s and covered d ep en d en ts o f d eceased
jtaose in other sta te s, n o ta b ly Cali- m u n ic ip a l e m p lo y ee s to c o n tin u e
jfornh and M ic h ig a n , w here, he u n d er h o s p ita liz a tio n plans, h a s
p assed b o th h o u se s o f th e L e gis­
lature an d Is a w a itin g actio n by
L ottery A p p o i n t m e n t
th e G overnor.
Al b a n y — s t a t e T ax C om m lsOf th e 120 bills eith er draw n
j*toner Joseph H. M u r p h y has a n ­ up or endorsed by CSEA, 57 h ave
nounced the a p p o in tm en t o f J h n been a ssig n ed n u m bers In e ith er
1^ O’Donnell o f K en m o re as a o n e or b o th hou ses, m a n y o f w h ich
h®PUty director o f the S t a t e L o t­ already h a v e b e e n s e n t to le g is­
tery,
lativ e c o m m itte e s for review, w hile
54 h ave t h e su pp ort o f th e le g is ­
lators in b o th th e S e n a te and A s­
sembly.
• L um p su m p a y m e n t for a c ­
c u m u lated sick leave upon r etire ­
m e n t or d e a th — S e n a to r s Jo h n D.
C aland ra, S78, an d J o h n F lyn n ,
S419, A sse m b ly m a n A n th o n y J.
R e p e a t T h is !
M ercorella, A187 an d A560— Civil
S ervice, P u b lic E m p loyees and
W ays a n d M ea n s C om m ittees.
• F u lly r etroactive l / 6 0 t h r e ­
tire m en t p la n — S e n a to r Edw ard S.
L entol, S1677, a n d A ssem b lym an
C hester J. S trau b , A2736— Civil
S ervice a n d W a y s an d M eans
C om m ittees.
LTOWe v e r p o p u la r w ith
• L o n g e v ity in c re m en ts after
se g m e n ts o f th e
15 an d 20 years S t a t e service at
jliyo
C ity p o p u la t io n ,
"ilsay National
W ith
a d v a n c e d b y C iv il S e r v ic e E m -
jployees A s s n . p r e s i d e n t T h e o d o r e C . W e n z l s u p p o r t i n g a 2 0
erc«nt $ 1 , 0 0 0 - m i n i m u m p a y r a i s e f o r S t a t e e m p l o y e e s d r e w
jpt a t t e n t i o n h e r e l a s t w e e k
C en tf
S e s s io n s C a lle d 'E n c o u r a g in g '
e n ts
p lo y e e s ' N
S ee P a g e 14
P r ic « T e n
E m p lo y e e s
fir st m o n t h
A ssn.
of th e
is
S ta te
rep ort.
m a x im u m o f th e grade— S e n ator
L entol, S2381, and A ssem blym an
Straub , A3304— Civil Service and
W ays an d M ean s C om m ittees.
• H a lf - d a y ’s p a y for em ergen cy
du ty ou tsid e regular duty hours—
S e n a to r F ran k J. G linskl, S1945
and
A sse m b ly m a n
Josep h
J.
D ow d, A2798— Civil Service and
W a y s an d M ean s.
•
P a y m e n t for un used sick
leave in political subdivisions—
S e n a to r Ja m e s E. Powers, S2390
an d A ssem b lym an Josep h T. St.
Law rence, A l i 4 1 — Civil Service
and P ublic E m ployees.
• 40 hou r work w eek for n o n ­
te a c h in g school e m p loyees— S e n a ­
tor Powers, S2414, and A ssem b ly­
m a n R a y m o n d J. Lill— E ducation.
• S a la r y protection up on Job
a b olition in political su bd ivisions
— S e n a to r J o h n J. MarchI, S2138,
(Continued on P a g e 16)
H e a lth D e n t. M e e ts
W ith C S E A L e a d e r s
ANTHONY J. TRAVIA
EARL W. BRYDGES
a tion s by th e R ockefeller A d m in ­ n o t buckle down, however, to the
istration a n d a subsequent, u n il­ provocative acts being c o m m it ­
ateral proposal by th e G overnor ted by th e G overnor in refu sin g
o f a n eig h t p ercen t raise for to n e g o tia te w ith th e o r g a n iza S ta te workers. CSEA denou nced tion w h ic h h e h a s recognized as
both m oves and h a s con tin u ed to the o r gan ization to n e g o tia te with.
call for a r esu m p tion of n e g o t i­ C SEA shall da w h a t m ust be done
ations.
in th e interests of its m em bers
Concern
an d all S t a t e em ployees. S to p
In th e m e a n tim e, there was playin g b rink m an sh ip , G overnor.
som e con c er n — at Leader press T im e is r u n n in g out very quick ly.”
tim e w h en the N ew York
City
sa n ita tio n strike had n o t yet been
se ttled — th a t S ta te workers could
be a ffe cte d by any increase in
C S E A U n it
fu n d s from th e S ta te to New
York C ity to help fin an ce any
N e w O ffic e r s
s e ttle m e n t of the strike.
T h e S u ffo lk C ounty P rob ation
O ne CSEA sp okesm an, Solom on
D e p a r tm e n t u n it o f Civil Service
B endet, c h a irm a n o f t h e S alary
E m ployees Assn. recen tly ele c te d
C om m ittee,
said h e hoped
the
officers for two-year term s.
R ockefeller A d m in istration would
learned a lesson from the strike
T h e new o fficers are D avid
and g et back on th e road to Reese, district court, president;
negotiation s.
Andrew F reem an , district court,
W EST HAVERSTRAW — A sp e­
cial c o m m itte e com posed o f CSEA
c h a p te r p r esid en ts and th e H ea lth
D e p a r tm e n t r ep resen tative T h o m ­
as B yrum , m e t w ith officia ls of
D e p a r tm e n t o f H ea lth recen tly at
th e R e h a b ilita tio n H ospital here
to discuss topics o f m u tu al c o n ­
cern. T h e agen d a Item s covered
S aid B en d et:
B r o th e rh o o d A w a r d s
inclu d ed p rom otion al op p ortu n ­
“T h e R ockefeller A d m in istra ­
D u e to m e c h a n ic a l difficu lties, ities, o v e r -tlm e and sc h ed u lin g o f tion sh ou ld learn from the p res­
a report o n th e a n n u a l B r o th e r ­ e m p lo y ee s on s h if t work, o u t -o f- e n t critical situ a tio n which the
hood A w ards w h ich w as schedu led tltle work and the sta tu s o f v a r i­ sa n ita tio n m e n strike has caused
to app ear t h is w eek in T h e Leader ous r e c la ssifica tio n and r ealloca­ in th e C ity o f New York. The
will app ear n e x t w eek.
tion proposals.
G overnor sliould stop hld in ? be-1
v ice -p resid en t: K e n n e th W alth er,
In vestigation,
vice - presldentf
M artin
Morris,
district
court,
treasurer: S id n e y G rossm an, d i s ­
trict court, r ep resen tative a n d
J u lie tte A llem an d, fa m ily court.
secretary.
CIVIL
Page Two
William G. O’Brien,
Blue Cross-Blue Shield
Mgr. Succumbs In Albany
A L B A N Y
—
W illia m
s e r v ic e
e m p lo y e e s
o f
B lu e
th e
la s t
w eek
th ro u g h o u t
C ro s s
a t
th e
G .
a n d
B lu e
A lb a n y
O ’B r i e n ,
N e w
w e ll-k n o w n
Y o rk
S h ie ld
M e d ic a l
S ta te
of
th e
S ta te w id e
B e fo re
S ta te .
B lu e
M r.
O ’B r i e n ,
o f W h ite
ed
a
fo rm e r
re s id e n t
P la in s , b e c a m e
w ith
th e
C ro .s s P l a n
N ew
in
Y o rk
1943
as
a s s o c ia t­
C ity
B lu e
d ir e c to r
of
as
c iv il
m a n a g e r
P la n ,
L e g is la tiv e
R ic h a rd
as
T y le r
s e m b ly
J o in in g
S h ie ld ,
M r.
la tiv e
and
a
w as
C om ­
p a n y , w h e re h e w a s a m illio n d o l­
R e c la m a tio n
W a r
n .
B o a rd
H e
w as
th e
d u iin g
th e
W a r
In
be
th e
w ife , th e
fo n n e r I/o r e tta
B a b y lo n ,
a
of
Jose,
San
G ae
son,
O ’B r i e n
la n n a c e ,
A v e .,
g ra n d s o n ,
John
and
C a rl
h is
O ’B r i e n
N .Y .
A lb a n y ,
W IL L IA M
G.
at
B a l l a r d ’s
W h ite
P la in s ,
m ent
at
C.
and
a
h e ld
at
O 'B R IE N
G o v e rn m en t
G ro u p
th e
h is
tim e
A lb a n y
u a te
P la n in
of
tra n s fe r
1963. A
C o lg a te
O ’B r i e n
fa ir s
of
w as
and
R e la tio n s
to
in
Th e
o f S t . B a r t h o l o m e w ’^
E p is c o p a l C h u r c h
in W h it e
and
m em ber
a
w as
life -lo n g
P la in s
of
th e
th e
fo r
M a y
w ere
g iv e n
la s t w e e k
to
160
can­
(g ro u p
E )
p o s itio n s
T ra n ­
s it
A u th o rity ,
w ith
th e
C ity
a c c o rd in g
of
to
th e
P e rs o n n e l.
A
th e
and
th e
The
th e
S u tp h in
B e tte r
P A Y
M
c r u is e
to
te c h ­
s ervan t
in
th e
p u b lic
c ity
w o rks ,
la w
p la n n in g ,
tra f­
th e
p r o b le m
c o o p e ra tio n
T H E
of
th e
f ic u lt t h a t th e c iv il s e r v a n t In
th e
B u t
p r o f e .s .s io n a l. B e c a u s e
lim ite d
num ber of P R
s lo n a ls
in
any
agency,
th is
one
m ay
not
a lw a y s
p o s s ib le .
T H E
s erva n t
ow n”
in
is t h a t
th e
and,
as
fie ld
th e
is
c iv il
“on
fre q u e n tly
S P E C IF IC A L L Y
fo r
th e
In c lu d e s
ro u n d
o u ts id e
a b o a r d t h e S .S . R e g in a , a ll
C ity
e tc .
and
s h o u ld
N ew
4
fro m
im m e d ia te
be
T i-a v e l
g la d
le a d e rs
fin d
a
h e lp fu l a n d
E V E N
IN
fe w
a re
th is
o f th e ir
je c tiv e :
w o rd s
we
hope
of
h e ’l l
fru itfu l.
m ade
C lu b ,
Y o rk ,
out
th e
la rg e s t
com m un­
your
s p e c ific
a s s ig n m e n t,
C irc le
to
m o re
m o re
th a n 40 or
o fte n th a n
5 0 p e o p le . A n d ,
n o t , y o u ’l l d i s ­
have
to
even
dozen.
In flu e n c e
T H E S E
Is c l o s e r
to
7 -7 7 8 0 ,
90
tim e
in
th is
to
Y o u ’l l
s h ip — n o
y o u r
s u n
fa b u lo u s
c r u is e
th e
by
C a rib ­
C a rrib -
J E T
to
y o u r
w a s te d
tim e
In
c o ld
w a te rs — a n d
b o a rd
th e
S .S .
R e g in a
c r u is e
to
fo r
S t.
a
le is u r e ly
M a rte n ,
G u a d a lo u p e ,
to
p o in t o u t
d e c is io n
a n d
fre e
s h o p p in g .
p o rt
s ta rt
a t
o n ly
■
|
M a rc h
9
M a rc h
16.
I
fo r
lo r a s
G .
th ro p
N e w
le a v in g
a t
space
F u s s e ll,
111
A lb a n y ,
(5 1 8 )
fo r
P r ic e s
re tu rn in g
A p p ly
A v e ,,
te le p h o n e
in
$275,
r e m a in in g
A n ti-
C u ra c a o
a n d
IV
T h e e n .
th e
o p in io n
O P IN IO N
le a d e rs o r d e -
g i v e n I n o rd e r
to
y o u r ob.
A — In d u s tr ia l,
fin a n c ia l
o w n ers
of
iri
la rg e
p r is e s ,
G R O U P
B —
O p e r a t i o n f c !l\*
c ia ls , b a n k v ic e -p r e s id e n t.'
H e re la tio n s m e n , s m a ll 1
m en,
to p -ra n k in g
b-
p u b lic
c o r p o r a tio n
a tto r n e ji,
G R O U P C — C i v ic o r g a n iz a tio n
c iv ic
agency
b c a id
m e m b e r s , n e w s p a p e r c o lu m n is w ,
r a d io
and
T V
c o m m e n ta t« r i,
m anagem ent
p u b lic
cJ*
fic ia ls , s e le c te d o r g a n iz a tio n « -
A ll-H a w a ii T o u r
G R O U P
a l l - H a w a i i t o u r is b e i n g o f ­
on ce
to
D e W in N .Y ,,
fo r
th e
f ir s t
tim e
to
b e rs o f th e
C iv il S e rv ic e
ees
and
Assn.
fa m ilie s
and
s ev e ra l
The
1 6 -d a y
on
a v a ila b le
o n ly
to
T h e
re tu rn
p ric e
t a x , in c lu d e s
v is its
to
a
w h ile
o th e r
at
W a ik ik i
th e
fre e use o f
H a w a ii;
to u r
s ta y
is la n d s
" In s ta m a tic ”
in
flig h t;
o n ly
th e
M a u i a n d H a w a ii;
K odak
th e re
of
R e e f T o w e r H o te l on
Beach,
of
c a m e i-a
cham pagne
o f P e a rl
H a rb o r
je t
and
s ig h ts e e in g .
For C SEA
in
m e m b ers
e v e i*y r o o m
s u rp ris e
o n ly , th e r e
d u rin
p lu s u n u s u a l
g ifts .
Because
th is
o ffe r in g
g th e
E a s te r
of
space
am ount
s tr ic tly
lim ite d
exceeded
so
h o lid a y s
th e
a v a ila b le
and
e a r ly
o c c u rs
cannot
b o o k in g s
is
be
a re
a d v is e d . W r i t e to M r s . J u lia D u f f y ,
P .O . B o x 4 3 , W e s t B re n tw o o d , L .I.,
N ew
Y o r k , 1 1 7 1 7 — te le p h o n e
(5 1 6 )
2 7 3 -8 6 3 3 .
2 -3 5 9 7 .
Th e
casb
v a lu e
o f S e rie s E
and
H
U .S . S a v in g s B o n d s o u t s t a n d in g
h
DOW
m o re
th a n
IT
|5 1
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of
to
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b a r g a in in g
a g e n t, h o w e v e r,
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in c lu d in g
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30,
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A s s o c ia ­
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fa c u lty .
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A s s o c ia tio n .
c o u n tie s
and
and
th a t
th e
t e s tim o n y , t h e
It
te re s ts
and
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w o u ld
of
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e m p lo y e e s
a
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—
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title s In
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file
w ith
e rs
S ta te
C la s s ififc a tio n
The
S ta te
and
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a ffe c t
title s .
C S E A
g ra d e
r e a llo c a tio n
fo r
s a fe ty
o ffic e r fr o m
g ra d e
and
1s a f e t y
fiv e
is
g ra d e s
a s k in g
fo r
s u p e r v is o r , g r a d e
V
E a rl
K e lly .
re c la s s ific a tio n
s n o u ld
p la c e
re s u lt
in
1966.
C S E A
o u t to
of
a
W illi­
re s e a rc h
K e lly
D iv is io n
d i­
th a t,
su rve y
w ere
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but
p o s itio n s
s k ills
e r"
o f th e
w ere
th e
s a id
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th e
in ­
changed.
and
ju n io r
B lo m ,
p h o to ­
of
su rvey, m a n y
not
dem ands
of
to
because
te c h n ic a l
p h o to g ra p h ­
. , . a re
m uch
g re a te r th a n
th o s e w h ic h w e r e r e ­
q u ire d
th is
w hen
p o s itio n
w as
so
n o te d th a t m a n y
j'U n lo r
p h o to g ra p h e rs
m e n ta l
In s titu tio n s
in
a re
S ta te
re q u ire d
p h o to g ra p h e r
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m e n t o f M e n t a l H y g i e n e ’s s u p i ) o r t
o f th e
re c la s .s ific a tlo n
re q u e s t.
s a fe ty
of
C o m p e n s a tio n .
a p p lic a tio n s
J.
a rg u e d
c o m p le te n e s s
an
th e
re a llo c a tio n
th e
th e
th e
1964, m a n y ju n io r p h o to g ra p h ­
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th e
ta k e n
th a t
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been
c la s s ifie d .” B lo m
v ic e
o f M e n ­
p h o to g ra p h e r
d ire c to r,
th a t
re c o g n iz e
b a r g a in in g
“ c o m m u n ity
in ­
c o u n ty ,
has
le tte r
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11)
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th e S t a t e D iv is io n o f C la s s ific a ­
tio n a n d C o m p e n s a tio n .
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Local
a s k in g
d e te r m in a tio n ,
a n d J o s e p h J . D o la n , d ir e c ­
to r
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ta l
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p u b lic h e a r in g . B e fo r e d e c id in g o n
in g ,
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c o n d itio n s
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by
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have
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R o c k la n d C o u n ty C o m m u n ity C o l­
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g -2 4 .
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0 -2 3 .
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lib r a r ia n
in s u r a n c e
0 -1 9 .
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A d m in is tra tiv e
p o s itio n s , 3 3 - 0 0 2 ,
s c h o o ls , 3 3 - 0 2 9 , 0 - 2 ® .
Q -2 3 .
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p la n n in g
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023, G - n .
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to
S p rin g
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N e w s o f th e R o c k la n d C o u n ty a c tio n c a m e In th e fo r m o f a r e s o lu tio n a d o p te d b y th e
B o a rd
of
S u p e rv is o rs
p la n n in g
c o m m i t t e e , C o u n t y ’s
T h e c h a p te r , u n d e r th e le a d e r ­ a n d t h a t th e o ffic ia ls o f g o v e r n ­
j th e S a tu r d a y jo in t,' w h ic h g a v e th e C S E A c h a p te r e x s h ip o f A lb e r t J . L o w r y , p r e s id e n t, m e n t a t t h e le v e l o f th e u n it h a v e
I e lu s iv e b a r g a in in g r lg h t f .
w ill re p re s e n t m o re th a n
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th e p o w e r to a g re e , o r to m a k e
c o u n t y w o r k e r s in c o lle c tiv e n e g o ­
e ffe c tiv e
r e c o m m e n d a tio n s
to
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th e ir
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jo in e d
t ia tio n s .
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m ust
It as
d is p u te , a s p r o v id e d
T a y lo r L a w .
s e p a ra te
C lia rle s E c k e r , c h a i r m a n
Ic o n fe re n c e
d e s ig n a tin g
c h a rg e d
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t h a t C o u n ty E x e c u tiv e
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ta c ­
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R a y s a id
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U lu iio m o d e r a t i n g . B o t h a r e m e m -
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has
g ro u p .
S t a t e ’s n e w
b a r g a in in g
re c o g n itio n
m o re
u s in g
c h a rg e d .
e m p lo y e e s .
s a id ,
Is
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c o n tra c t
m e m b ers
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and
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fo r t h e S a t u r d a y j o i n t e d u o a t i o n ced ures. l e d
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of
a v o id
w o rk e rs ,
frid a y n i g h t , F e b . 1 6 i n t h e H o t e l
S y ra c u s e C o u n t r y H o u s e ,
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E.
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c h a irm a n .
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East
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P a y s in a d d i t i o n t o s i c k l e a v e b e n e f i t s .
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P a y s in a d d i t i o n t o o t h e r i n s u r a n c e .
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1961.
J u n io r P la n n e r Exam
E n d o r s e d b y T h e C iv il S e r v i c e E m p l o y e e s A s s o c i a t i o n a n d
a d m in is te r e d b y its I n s u r a n c e R e p r e s e n ta tiv e s , T e r B u s h &
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5.
a a iin o u n -
n o m in a te
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G ran d A ve., C o u n ty o f B ron x .
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YOU A R E H E R E B Y S U M M O N E D to
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so n a lly d elivere d to y o u w ith in th e S ta t e
o f N ew Y o r k ) ; a n i In case o f y o u r f a ilu r e
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ta h e n a irain st y o u b y d e f a u lt f o r t h e r e ­
lief d e m an d ed In th e c o m p la in t.
D ated , J a n u a r y 10, 1 9 6 8 .
M A X J . G O LDBLATT,
A t t o m e y ( s ) f o r P la in tiff
OfHoe a n d P o s t Office A d d rew
1 7 0 B ro ad w ay ,
N ew Y o rk . N .Y . 1 0 0 3 8
N o tic e : T h e o b je c t o f th i s a c tio n Is
fo r d iv o rc e o n th e g r o u n d o f a b a n d o n ­
m e n t. U p o n y o u r f a i lu r e to a p p e a r , j u d r m e n t w ill b e ta k e n a g a in s t y o u by def.-uilt to g e th e r w ith t h e cocts o f th i s a c tio n .
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f e n d a n t. — In d e x N o. 4 0 8 7 - 1 9 6 8 . N O T IC E .
T o : R O B E R T A N T H O N Y Y OU N G
T h e fo reg o in g • u n in io n a ia s erv ed u p o n
y c u b y p u b lic a tio n p u r s u a n t to a n o rd er
<>f th e H o n o ra b le A r t h u r M a rk e w ic h , a
Jiis iic * o f th e S u p re m e C o u rt o f th e
f l u t e o f N ew Y o r k , d a te d th e 1 7 th d ay
« f J a n u a r y , 1 9 6 8 , a n d filed w tih th e
4 « m p la ln t a n d o th e r p a p e r s in th e office
®f th e C le rk o f th e C o u n ty o f B ro n x , a t
th e C o u n ty C o u r t H ou se. 8 f il G ra n d Coneo iiiie, B ro n x, N ew Y o rk .
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on th e g r o u o d o f al^an d o n m en t o f p la in ­
tiff.
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C lT Y _ T h e
AppU.
cations Section of the New York
City Department o f P e r s o n n e l i |
located at 49 Thomas St.,
York. N.Y. 10013. It Is thre,
blocks n o r t h of City Hall,
I block west of Broadway.
Applications: Piling Period ^
Applications issued and received
Monday through Friday from |
a.m. to 5 p.m., except Thursdoy
ti-om 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., and
.><ifturday from 9 a.m. to 12 nooo.
Application blanks are obtain­
able free either by the applicant
in person or by his representative
at the Application Section of the
Department of Personnel at 49
Thomas Street, New York. N y.
10013. Telephone 566-8720.
Mailed requests for applicatloQ
blanks must Include a stamped,
self-addressed business-slze en<
velope and must be received by
the Personnel Department at least
five days before the closing date
<or the filing of applicaiions.
Completed
application formi
whlcb are filed by mail must
sent to the Personnel Departmeut
and must be postmarked no later
h sn the last day of filing or ai
stated ctherwlse in the exam*
Ination an nouncem ent
T he Applications Section of
the Personnel Department is neai
the Chambers Street stop of tlii
main subway lines that go through
the area. These are the IRT 7th
Avenue Line and the IND 8th
Avenue lane. T he IRT Lexington
Avenue Line stop to use is the
Brooklyn Bridge stop and the BMT
QT and RR local’s stop is City Hall
Both lines have exits to Duani
Street, a short walk from t h e P«r*
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ric k J . D a rb y , T h o m a s R , J o n es ,
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W a llg o v s k a , E d w a r d P . S tu o h b u r y ,
E d w a rd
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N ix o n , W U lia m
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31 W illia m R . F a irc h ild , J a m e s
L . P a r le y , J o h n A . P r ls m ic k , D a v id
M . C o r c o r a n , R u d y E . D lg e o r g io ,
W illia m J . R e g a n , D io n C . H a r t,
J o s e p h M . S m ith w ic k , M a r t in P .
D iv in e y , J o s e p h A . F a y J r., J u n iu s
P . R a h n , LouLs G . S c h a e fe r, R a lp h
R . P a lm e r, R a y m o n d P . M o P a r la n e , J o h n
P . P u k , F r a n c is X .
M o o re , T h o m a s J . G riffin , Jo s e p h
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M a th e w
P . M u rta g h , Jam es A .
M a d d e n J r ., L a w r e n c e E . S lo a n ,
Jam es
A .
B aum an,
Joseph
J.
G re b lu m a s ,
H a rry
C.
N o ru m ,
J a m e s V . N o la .
61 R a y m o n d M . B ro w n , M ilto n
J . R u z ic k a , J a m e s D . T e s c h e , C e c il
C . S o u t h e r n J r., J o s e p h P . C o la s u rd o , J o s e p h C . D ris c o ll, S a lv a to r e
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P. G a ffn e y , R o b e rt P . H esse, Jo h n
W . M c M a n u s , A n th o n y J. A d a m o ,
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E d w a r d A . H ig g in s , A d o lp h C iu llo ,
E u g e n e D o c k te r J r., S a n tia g o S a n ­
to s , S a lv a t o r e P ir r a g lla , R o b e r t L .
C a n tillo , J o h n T . K its o n , P r a n k
A.
S ik o rs k l,
R o b e rt
M .
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P r a n k S t a r k . F r a n c is V . D o n a ld ­
s o n , Ir w in S . L e v in e , F e r d in a n d
E a v aro n e,
M ic h a e l
P . K e arn e y ,
G e o rg e J. L a u b , H e n ry G . C a rt­
w rig h t.
91 D o n a ld V . K o tz , J o s e p h J .
B o n g lo r n o , R o b e r t C . C a s ta g n a ,
F r a n c is
L.
D illo n ,
S ta n le y
W .
G u e rra , P e te r J . L e o n a rd , H u g o
A . M azzu , Jam es P . M o ra n , T h o m ­
as M o ra n N o . 2, T h o m a s P . N e v ­
F ra n c e s c o L o m b a r d i, P a u l A . S ln a c o ri, J o s e p h L . M o o r e , R o b e r t
V a s ile , J o s e p h
J. A b ru zzo , P a a -
151 J o s e p h W . A rc h b o ld , J o h n
J . M c N u lt y , W e s t o n L . B ig g s J r .,
John
T .
G u lh e e n ,
Thom as
R .
F ren ch , J o h n W . E p p, Jo h n V .
R y a n , B e rn a r d P . L a lly , J o h n W .
M c N a lly ,
A n th o n y
W .
D e v lta ,
J o h n P . M c G u ir e , K e n n e th S u n ­
s h in e , A lfr e d J . M a y e r h o f f , P e te r
J . T a r ta g llo n e , J o s e p h H . S e n a y ,
B e n e d e tto
E s p o s ito ,
D a n ie l
J.
T r a c y , F r a n c is G . G r if f in , C h a rle s
H . G e e , R a y m o n d J. In g ra m , A n ­
th o n y R . D lm a rtin o , W illia m
J,
W a lla c e , E d w a r d D . C a r r o ll, E d ­
m o n d J . L e a h y , E d w in L . S m ith ,
J o h n C . R o g a n , S te p h e n W id n ic k ,
J o h n V . G a llo to . R e J . M U lte llo ,
J o h n C . B a a l.
181 A le x a n d e r S a n to r a , V in c e n t
M .
D lre s ta .
D o n a ld
C . G ilg a n ,
G e o rg e J . M e a d o w s , S te p h e n A .
E lls w o rth ,
Thom as
M .
Lynch,
J o h n W . R e g le r, A r t h u r J . K e lly ,
J e rry P . T e s ta , M ic h a e l W a s k o ,
G e o rg e
M .
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R o b e rt
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F r a n k J. S o m s k y , W a lte r P . D o n o ­
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m
J.
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gene M a rm a n n , Joseph L. D u n w a ld , R o b e rt J . F itz p a tr ic k , J o h n
J.
C la rk e ,
E d w a rd
P.
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J o s e p h T . D e s th e rs , R o b e r t S . B ile ,
J e ro m e J . S tillm a n , G e r a r d G o ld ­
in g , F r a n c is X . D o d d , P a u l E .
G e ld e l, E d w a r d H e n r y , D e n is P .
F le m in g ,
N ic h o la s
K .
B ow den,
R . H o lm a n J r., J o s e p h L o p e z ,
om as
J r.,
W illia m
A p r ile .
Joseph
J.
Joseph
D .
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F ia n c ls
241 E d w a rd L . S o p e r J r., H e r ­
b e rt M c K a y , T h o m a s J . T o b in ,
T h o m a s W . B o n a m o J r., T h o m a s
W . M e n to n , P e te r P . P a tte rs o n ,
Jam es
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Johnson,
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P.
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P . M u rp h y
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A . T e lm a n y , G e r a rd
J,
G o ld e n , G e o rg e M . L e e J r., D o n ­
a ld G . D o n o p , H e n r y J . M c K e n ­
n a . V ito S . L ln s a la ta . M ic h a e l J .
M a r i n e l l i , J o l i n P . O ’C o n n o r N o . 1 ,
R o n a ld
C . P o n a z z o . R o n a ld
J.
B o llm e y e r , P ie d
W . B ru n o
S r .,
Eugene
T . C a rro ll, S te p h e n G .
B obskay,
S te p h e n
A.
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A fr e e « o c le ty . U n b r id le d
o f th e
had
e x c e p t fo r
o f
o u r
e n lig lj
w h ic h
S e rv ic e
P a p ro c k y
o f th e F ire D e p a rtm e n t. T h e
A D M IN IS T R A T IV E
ru lin g
g e n e r a lly
o r c o n v ic te d o f a c rim e . N ow ,
re q u ire d
A P P A R E N T
w o u ld
“n o t
A N
w ith
a c tu a l c r im in a l
fe lt c o n c e rn in g
to
th e
c o n v ic tio n .
IS
w o u ld
to
P e rs o n n e l D e p a rtm e n t. Thus, t
a p p lic a n ts
lo n g e r
r e c o m m e n d a tio n
g a to r
to
a tte n tio n
C ity
b e e n a rre s te d , c h a rg e d
O a te s .”
th e
D e p a rtm e n t
q u a lifie d .”
p r o b a b ly
p .m .— W h a t 's
F ir e
b r ib e s
w as
a n d
d id a te
p ro g ra m .
8 :3 0
th e
P E T IT IO N E R , R a y
P e rs o n n e l
g a tio n
N .Y .C . P o lic e D e p a r t m e n t t r a i n ­
in g
b y
a c c e p te d
L a w
fir e m a n . H e
fo rm e r
p . m . — W h a t ’s
in g
th a t
re n o u n c e
th a t
o ffic e .
C lo c k —
T h u rs d a y , F e b ru a ry
In
do
c o n fe s s
in fo r m a tio n .
N .Y .C . P o lic e D e p a r t m e n t t r a i n ­
N ew
•
a n d
m a t t e r a n d c o u ld n o t h a v e b e e n
o ffic ia ls .
T u esd ay, F e b ru a ry
4 :0 0
A b o u t th e
m o n th s ?
no
D ID , IN
A F T E R
W ed n esd ay, F e b ru a ry
e a rn in g
y e a r. E v e ry
In g
b e lo w .
a b o u t th e
$500.
6 7 y e a r s o ld , a n d
ta k e
w ill
each
y e a r , f o r e x a m p le ,
h is
I
he
fo r
$2500 a
a
b e n e fits ?
o n ly
over
in
e arn ed
y e a rly
n u m b e r o f h o u rs w h ic h
h im
earn s
$1
Yes,
p a rt-tim e
Job, he
to
re c e iv e a ll
s o c ia l
a
up
b e n e fits .
$1300
No,
$1
In g e n u o u s ly
c o r ru p tio n ,
h o w e v e r, b ecau se
L e s te r
o n ly
97
year and
can
y e a r, a n d
b e n e fic ia ry ,
To
b ack
a n d
m e n t . As p u n is h m e n t , B a c o n
o f
to
d a lly ­
g et
H E
e x a m in a tio n
L IC E N S E
b ro a d c a st
la te .
by
e arn e d
Y o rk , N .Y ., 10007.
l e t aJl m y s o c ia l s e c u r ity c h e c k s ?
Yes,
th is
to
d e c la r e d
back­
e v e ry
s to p
o f
p e r m itte d
g r e a tly
a p p re c ia te d .
b e e a rn s b e tw e e n $1500 a n d $2700.
sociu
M a il
to
re p re s e n ta tiv e s
re d u c ed
D uane
W ith
p la in ly
J u s tific a tio n
th e
a b je c tly
de­
e m p lo y e e s
a p p e a l to
T e le v is io n
Is s h a p i n g
1 6 2 1 w i t h c o rru t
B a c o n
p o s itio n .
tu te d
is
S ir F r a ic is
b e tte r.
q u a lifie d
d e p a rtm e n t
P i'e s e n tly ,
e m ­
s e ttin g
c h a rg e d b y P a rlia m e n t In
c h a n c e llo r ,
do
B T u llty
e n fo rc e ­
M o n d a y , F e b ru a ry 19
e v id e n c e
p .m .— A r o u n d
th e
C lo c k —
t h a t S t a t e w o r k e r s a r e i n a g r o w in g s t a t e o f a g i t a t i o n b e c a u s e 4 :0 0
N
.
Y
.
C
.
P
o
l
i
c
e
D
e
p
a
r
t
m
e
n
t tra in ­
n o n e g o t ia t io n s a r e g o in g o n o n a n o f f ic ia l b a s is , t h e P E R B
in g p ro g ra m : “ R e s p o n s e T a c ­
c o n tin u e s
to
p lo d
a lo n g
o n
a
tir e s o m e
s e a rc h
fo r so m e
tic s .”
s ta n d a r d o f a llo w in g p u b lic e m p lo y e e r e p r e s e n ta tio n in th e
6 :0 0
p .m .— C o m m u n ity
A c tio n —
S ta te .
“ O v e r c o m in g B r a in D a m a g e In
W e s im p ly c a n n o t b e lie v e t h a t t h e B o a r d Is u n a b le
C h ild re n .”
a f t e r a ll th e s e w e e k s to J u d g e f r o m th e e v id e n c e w h ic h o r ­
7 :3 0
p .m .— O n
th e
J o b — N .Y .C .
g a n iz a tio n s g e n u in e ly r e p r e s e n t w h ic h w o r k e r s . P E R B
has
F ir e D e p a rtm e n t tra in in g p ro ­
s ta g e
booka
d e p a rtm e n t
C o m m is s io n e r T o f f a n y
s tr ik e .
P u b lic E m p lo y m e n t R e la tio n s B o a r d
on e
th e
le a v e
w o rk e rs
PERB’s Responsibility
T
jo b
re ­
s tr ik e
s ta n d a rd
I
p a r t m e n t a n d t h e c iv il s e r v ic e w ill
to d a y .
h e
th e
b e in g
In v e s tig a to r
(w ith
B E IN G
a s lo r d
been
n a tio n
a
ra ilro a d
d o u b le
w h y
m is ta k e
m u c h
go
B a r , t e a c h e s la w
s a l­
has
e x a m in e r
c o m p la in a n t
to
e v ^ ry
m a in te n a n c e
re a so n
th e
w h e n
o f n e g o tia tio n .
c o n d o n e s tr ik e s
p u b lic
S a n ita tio n
th e
o f
th e y
in d u s try . A
p u b lic
n o t h a v e
d ic ta to r
m o s t b u d g e ts .
so m eh o w ,
th e
h a lf
if
th e
b a r g a in in g
e m p lo y e e s
p r iv a te
s till
m o s t a re a s
la w .
a b o u t. T h e re
th e
Is
th e
la b o r
o f a
a n y — in
in
a ffe c ts
a t
p u n is h e d
p u b lic
th a t,
fiu c h
th e
does n o t h a v e
co m e
m a d e
as
passage
g o v e rn m e n t,
O n e
on
p a r tn e r s h ip
lo n g
If th e re
g o v e rn m e n t
fin a l s e ttle m e n t
fu ll
lik e ly
d o
th e
U ltim a te ly ,
th is
U P O N
tio n
exam ­
th is , e s p e c ia lly In th e m e t r o p o lita n
p lo y m e n t.
T o
Y o rk
m an ­
th e
p r o te c tio n
m u s t n o t l o s e s i g h t o f t h e f a c t t h a t p u b l i c e m p l o y e e o r g a na ni zd a ­ y o u h a v e
s a la ry fo r th e
b e e n p la c e d in c o n t r a c t u a l a n d w o r k p o s itio n s
tio n s
New
Y o r k . Is t h e a n t h o r e l m a n y
A Second Ghance
(c la s s i­
d a t o r y d u a l b r a k e s , s e a t b e lts a n d
n o n -m e m b e rs .
Behind The Strike
th e
ef New
a r t ic le s a n d o o - a u ih o r e d * * N e w Y o r k C r i m i n a l L a w . ” )
d u tie s h a v e
a ffo r d e d to t h e e x a m in e r s . A d d to
u n d e rs ta n d in g
m e m b e r o f th e
ago. D es­
in c re a s e d ,
h ig h -s p e e d
C iv il
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By LOUIS BUSSELL
Th e c o n t r i b u t i o n
t he P e n s i o n S y s t e m
e m p lo y e e s
five
w ere
s ta rtin g
o f
S ta te
re d u c e d
p e rc e n ta g e
p e r io d
to
ra te s
p o in ts
not
b y
fo r
e a r lie r
a
th a n
A p r il 1, 1 9 6 0 a n d e n d in g o n M a r c h
31.
1964.
th e
B e g in n in g
A p r il
1,
1984
in c re a s e d - ta k e - h o m e - p a y
b e n e fits
w ere
in c re a s e d
c o n tr ib u tio n s
of
th e
to
fu ll
m em b er. E f­
fe c tiv e A u g u s t 1 9 . 1 9 6 6 , a " l / 6 0 t h
N o n -C o n trib u to ry
P la n ”
w as
en­
a c te d f o r S t a t e e m p lo y e e s .
A c tu a lly ,
th e
w as
p a y in g
th e
P e n s io n
S ta te
h is
e m p lo y e e
c o n tr ib u tio n s
S y s te m
s a la ry
in c re a s e s
p la c e d
in
by
w h ic h
a re s e rv e
to
fo re g o in g
th e
S ta te
fo r in c re a s e d -
ta k e -h o m e -p a y . A lth o u g h , c o n c e d e d ly ,
th e s e
p a y m e n ts
te m p o ra ry
y e a rly
no
th in k in g
lo g ic a l
w ere
b a s is ,
p e rso n
c o n c e iv e o f a n e lim in a t io n
re s e rv e
pay
fo r
th u s
on
a
c e r ta in ly
c o u ld
o f th is
in c re a s e d -ta k e -h o m e -
re d u c in g
S ta te
e e ’s t a k e - h o m e - p a y
in
e m p lo y ­
th e s e tim e s
o f r is in g p ric e s a n d In f la t io n . T h is
w o u ld b e t h e e q u iv a le n t to t u r n in g
back
th e
usual
in
c lo c k . I t
p ro c e d u re
p e n s io n
Is , i n
to
b e n e fits
s e v e ra l y e a rs
fa c t,
m ake
th e
changes
te m p o ra ry
fo r
b e fo re m a k in g th e m
p e rm a n e n t.
N ow
th e
le t u s a n a ly t ic a lly e x a m in e
s o -c a lle d
P e n s io n
p lo y e e
is
a lle g e d ly
q u ire d
to
c o n tr ib u te
p e n s io n
to
th e
re s e rv e
to
th e
lie u
of
Prediction:
people w ho buy Volkswagen Station Wagons
w ill have it soft in 1 9 6 8 .
w h ic h
lacked luxury.
O kay, all you pe o ple . G e t rea d y fo r a
surprise.
W e ’ve taken the Volkswagen Station
W a g o n and padded the stuffing out o f
it. W e ’ve put extra padding on the arm ­
rests, the dash, the fro n t o f the ashtray,
even the w in d o w crank knobs. And if o u r
w agon can't exa ctly be called a bed o f
roses even now, it can a t least be called
o seat o f them. (W e w e n t somewhat
cra zy w ith padding In that p a rticu la r
orea.I
Then w e put in 6 ve n tilation ducts a ll
ove r. lY o u 'll be able to g ive yourself
oirs if you own a new V W wagon.J
W e also added a w h o le new suspen­
sion system underneath. (It'll be easy
come, easy go, a ll the way.)
And w ith a ll o f that, the new bus fo r
softies still has the o ld bus’ hardy v ir­
tues.
So 1968 should be a g o o d y e a r fo r
o il you p e ople w h o lo ve y o u r c o m fo rf.
Y o u ’ve been going w ith o u t the Volks­
w agen Station W a g o n ’s w o n d erfu l g a i
m ileage and storage ca p a city f o r a lo n g
time now.
But you d o n ’t have to deny you r s e lv ti
onymore.
is
w as
in
T h is
to
by
pay
th e
R e­
fo r b e n e ­
R e tire m e n t S y s te m
g iv in g
th e
(w ith o u t
Such
Each
Is
g iv e n
In c re a s e s ?
now
fre e
p lo y e e
For the last 17 years, Vqlkswogen h a i
been making a big, tough, never-soy-di®
station w agon.
W h ich could grind out up to 23 miles
on one g allon o f gas. And take in o v e r
176 cubic feet o f w hatever you w anted
to carry.
Yet in spite o f all that, certain p e ople
have been o voiding the V W Station
W a g o n . M entioning names is unneces*
sary. You know w h o you are.
And w e know why y o u ’ve been a v o id ­
ing our wagon. Because driving it was
something o f a big, tough, never-say*
die experience. The fa ct is, o ur w a g o n
happened
iiic r e a s e d -ta k e -h o m e -
th e
it
p lo y e e
tio n .
h is
a p p ro p ria te d
a lle g e s
tio n s ).
re ­
to w a rd s
e m p lo y e e
tir e m e n t S y s te m
f its
em ­
fo r in c re a s e d -ta k e -
w h ic h
fo r
th e
lo n g e r
w h at
s a la ry
w as
If
no
S ta te
re s e rv e
pay
B ill.”
b e n e fits ,
h o m e -p a y ,
O VOlKtWAOCN or ANMIO«« IMf.
“ N o n -C o n trib u to ry
l/6 0 th
a lle g a tio n
and
is
e v e ry
p a y in g
fo r
em ­
c o n tr ib u ­
a
fic ­
S ta te
em ­
h is
s h a re
of
t h e r e t ir e m e n t b e n e fits s in c e
1960
and
in to
w ill
th e
c o n tin u e
to
do
so
fu tu re . U n t il s u c h tim e
re s e rv e
pay
fo r
In c r e a s e d -ta k e -h o m e -
is c r e d i t e d
count or
h is
am ount
of
p a y w h ic h
r a is e
In
s y s te m
In
is
b e n e fits
to
h is a n n u it y
s a la ry
r a is e d
ac­
by
th «
in c re a s e d -ta k e -h o m e -
a
h e g a v e u p In lie u o f
s a la ry ,
a
v ie w
as th e
our
re tire m e n t
c o n tr ib u to iy
of
th e
a c h ie v e d
one.
re c en t
p e n s io n
b y e m p lo y e e s
of
th e C ity o f N e w Y o r k , o u r p e n s io n
s y s te m
to
is a d i s g i ’a c e a n d a n
S ta te
v o te d
th e
a
e m p lo y e e s
life tim e
in
in s u lb
w ho
have
th e
s e r v ic e
de­
of
w rite
to
S ta te .
W e
suggest
G o v e rn o r
th a t
you
R o c k e fe lle r
and
C om p­
t r o lle r L e v it t e x p re s s in g y o u r fe e l­
M onf*r M o to n , IfA
HonHngfoB
Auburn
MarHn Berry, Inc#
Inwood
• o ta v la
Bob Hawkds, Inc.
hhaca
• a y Shor*
Tranj-Iiland A utomobile* C o rp .
Bay V o lk sw ag tn C o rp .
Binghamton
Bronx
R o g sr K resg#, Inc.
Avox« C o rp o ra tio n
Fearn M o fo ri, fne.
Volkswagsfl 5 Tov/ns, Inc.
Breton M otor*, Inc.
Rochester
P. A. M otors, Inc.
Jam estow n
S tateside M otor*, Inc.
Rochester
M t. Reod Volkswagen, Inc.
Johnstow n
V alley Small C a r C o r p .
Rom*
Kingston
Amerling Volkswagen, Ino.
B rooklyn'Aldan V o tk iw ag in T fiicr
Lafham
Brooklyn
Economy V olkiw ogon, Inc.
M asse n a
Brooklyn
KIrigsboro M otor* C o r p .
M errick
tlm iford
ful^on
H o w a rd H o fm ti, Inc.
lak elan d V olkjw agdn, Ino.
G sn e v a
Dochak M o to rs, Inc.
Cl*n» Faili
Hamburg
Harmon
HicktvilU
Cornell
"«dw «
S e a w a y V olkswagen, Inc.
S ak er M o to rs C o rp ., Ltd.
Roslyn
D o r M otors, Ltd.
Sayvlll*
Blanco M otor*, Inc.
S ch enectady
Smlthtewn
S outham pton
G r e e n s p a n M otor*, Inc.
S pring V alley
C . A. H aigh, Inc.
M ount Kisco
N o rth C ou n ty V olkswagen, Inc.
S ta te n island
S taten Island Small Cor*, ltd.
N e w H yde Park
N ew Rochelle
A uslander Volk*wagen, Inc.
C ou n ty A utomotiv* C o ., Inc.
S yracuse
S p rag u e M otors, Inc.
East Syracuse
V oiksw agan Bristol M otor*, Inc.
Tonawanda
N e w York CHy
V oUuw agen Rfth A venu*, Inc.
U tica
S uburban M otor*, Inc.
H. R. A m actier & S o m , Inc.
J o h n F t o r * M o t o r s Ina,
N ew burgh
F & C M otor*, Inc.
N ia g a r a FaKs
P at Dillon, Inc.
O le a n .O leo n Import*. Inc.
O n e o n ia
n a itib u rg li
John Eckert, Inc.
C e le s te M o tors, fne.
O w M m V iiia a *
W «i» V oiktw ogw i C orp^
Precision Autos, Inc.
G ranville M otors, Inc.
M artin V olkswagen, Inc,
V alley Stream
W a te rto w n
V al-Stream V olkswagen, Inc.
^en k eri
(C o n tin u e d
Q u e e n s b o r o Voikswagerv I n t . '
D unw dodi* M o t o r C o rjt.
tro m
Page
6)
g ram .
1 0 :3 0
p .m .— - C o m m u n ity
“ O v e r c o m in g
B ra in
A c tio n —
D am age
in
C h ild re n .”
F r id a y ,
4 :0 0
F e b ru a ry
p .m .— A ro u n d
th e
23
C lo c k —
N .Y .C . P o lic e D e p a r t m e n t t r a i n ­
in g
p ro g ra m .
7 :0 0 p .m .— L iv in g fo r th e S ix tie s —
P ro g ra m
1 0 :0 0
fo r s e n io r c itiz e n s .
p .m .— B e h in d
N ew
Horblin M otor*, Inc.
W e s t N yack F oreign C ar* o f Rockland, Inc.
W o o d b u r y C o u rte sy V olkswagen, Inci
|W obdsIde
C iv il S e r v i c e T .V .
Brill M otors, Ltd.
M iddletow n
N e w York CHy
Smoll C ot*, Inc.
C o lo n ie M otors, Inc,
G e o r g e an d D alton V olkswagen, Ino.
Bromley Import*, Inc.
W alter*-D onaId*on, Inc.
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F ra n k S m ith , D a n ie l J , T w o m e y , J . K a ts c h , M a r io P e p e , R o b e rt A .
L e s te r J . D r e w , A le x a n d e r M o h a n , N a t a le , J a m e s C a t e ly , V in c e n t A .
W illia m R . M o z e , G a r y J . H a c k , C a v a lie r i, J a m e s J . P in e g a n , J o h n
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B .
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L a w re n c e
C . J , M c M a h o n , J o h n M . R o s e n d a le ,
I^ c N e ill, G e o r g e P . D a lla s , D o u g ­ D o n a ld J . S y k e s , J a m e s T . D o la n ,
la s R . L e m a i t r e , G e r a r d I . R y a n , J o h n J . S e m i n a r a .
661 T im o th y M . S h e e h a n , H a r ­
R o b e rt A .
S ls to ,
John
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v e y P . F le is c h m a n , J o h n J . H a r ­
f r a n k A . L o n lg ro .
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J r.,
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Joseph J. B ock, T h o m a s P . D u n n ,
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N .
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John
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th is '
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th e
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has
p lo y e e s a r e d ir e c t ly d e p e n d e n t —
th e a r e a o f fr in g e b e n e fits .
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a ry
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in
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ands
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to
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th e lig h t o f a re c e n t re p o rt b y th e
liv in g
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to
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s ta te .
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c o n c e rn in g
c o n tin u in g
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29
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w ages and,
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a re a
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le v e l
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th e
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w o u ld a ls o lik e to m e n t io n b r ie f ly
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p o s itio n s
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th e ir d e p e n d e n ts ,
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its
th e
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p ro v e m e n ts
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le v e l.
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s a la rie s
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by
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s e ttle m e n ts i n t h e p r iv a t e
ad
a
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p a id
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p r iv a te
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p a tlo n a l
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e q u it­
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p o in ts
not
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f o r In c re a s e d
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by
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ns- T h e r e
on
w age
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s itu a tio n ,
c o m p e n s a tio n o ffe r e d f o r t h e ir
l a b o r is c o m p a r a t i v e l y a n d s i g n i ­
f ic a n tly
p a id
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e m p lo y e e s
s tr ic tly
e m p lo y e rs
our
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w h ic h
s a l­
a m e a s u re o f th e b ase d iffe r e n tia l
fic c o m p lis h t h e g o a ls w h i c h I h a v e
in g
a
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ju s t m e n t i o n e d . W e
It
th o s e
e m p lo y m e n t.
b e tw e e n
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w h ic h
As
fo r
c u rre n t
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M . G o lln s k I,
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W illia m
R . R e tu n d l, R ic h a r d J
R ittm e y e r,
Jam es
J.
T ie rn e y .
P i ’a n k E . R o d r i g u e z , T h o m a s W .
O ’C o n n o r , W i l l i a m J . C a l l , C h r l s to p h e P lu n k e tt, G e o rg e W . C a la m a rl, A lfre d J. J a c a p p a ro , J o h n
J . B r ill 3 rd . P a u l L . C ln q u e m a n i.
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R o b e r t E . R o g a la , R a y m o n d W .
C o o p e y , N o r m a n A . E llis J r., E lls ­
w o rth H u g h e s , G e o rg e G . K a lllm a n ls , M ic h a e l J . H e r b s t , F r e d e r ic k
W e b e r J r., J o h n M . D illo n , R o b e r t
J . S ta m p fe l,
Eugene F.
D ru ry ,
John
J . P ie tr o m o n ic o , J o h n
C.
S k e lly , P e t e r J . G llm a r t ln . G e r a ld
W . C ra b tre e , J o h n B ow es, J o h n
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as
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P a ra d ls o ,
J a n ie s E . S h u g r u e J r .. M ic h a e l P .
T e m p e s ta , J o h n J. C a rro ll, P r a n k
S.
L o b e r,
John
E.
S c h w a rtz ,
G eo rg e
E . G ro s s m a n n , W illia m
K .
Lynch,
R ic h a rd
J.
B o y le ,
T h o m a s A . B re h e n y , E d w a rd M .
B ro w n , E d w a r d S . N o o n a n , L io n e l
N . R lc h b u r g . E d w a r d R . S k e lly ,
V ic to r M
V ita le 2 n d , A n th o n y J .
O u o m o , G e o rg e J. Id la rt, F re d E .
A m o ld , D a n ie l T . R e ic h , D e n is
J . T w o m e y , N ic h o la s P . D e lu c a ,
J a m e s J . D r e w . W illia m R . C o n te ,
V ic to r
T .
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M ic h a e l
R a m o s J r., R ic h a r d E . S c h n e ll.
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right NOW
about
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w r itin g
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M E N O R W O M EN .
Y OU N G O R M A T U R l
Is la n d
th e N e w Y o rk
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F I R
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Shoppers Service Guide
IN T E R V IE W S
E V E N IN G
use
te n d to p ro c ra s tin a te th e p ro c u r e ­
W a n te d
IS ,
C O L IiE O B G R A D U A T E S ,
A N T M AJOR
Y o u 'll find y o u rs e lf p a r t o f
a d e p a r tm e n t t h a t 'e in «
f e rm e n t of ch a n g e, deeply
a n d vigrorously in tereste d in
f re s h w ays to solve old prot>*
lenifl. Begin a c a r e e r In S o ­
cial
S ervice,
a rew a rd in c
flpid t h a t offers o p p o rtu a lties u n e v e r b efo re.
E xce lle n t Pay,
$7,200
A f t e r 6 m on th s
A b le m en an d w om en ere
needed, an d c o m p en satio n l«
a p p r o p r ia te . S tarting- s a l a r /
a t lenet $ 0 ,4 6 0 lu m p s tci
$ 6 ,8 0 0 a f t e r 3 m o n th s . S a t­
is fa c to ry aerv icee b r in e in ­
c re m e n t a t end o f y e a r aad
e ach y e a r th e r e a f te r . 4 week
v a c a tio n a f t e r o ne y ea r. B en­
efits. s c h o la rsh ip s, p ro m o tio a
o p p o r tu n itie s .
Begin N ow . O pen ing s for
college g r a d u a te s , an y m a jo r.
E x p e rie n c e n o t necessary—
w e tr a in y ou on th e jol».
N on -citize n p e ra m n e n t raiid e n ts w h o h a v e filed d ac lira tio n of In te n tio n a i a y ‘j *
eligible.
c h le ttl, J o h n M . T a h a n y , J o s e p h
J . D e lla q u lla , C a r m in e
A. V acc a 'r ie llo , P e t e r P . S a l l u , G e o r g e
M .
D e ro th ,
F ra n k
E.
C h lr c u p ,
J o h n R . M c C ro ry , W a lte r P . C a r­
ro ll J r.
Need extra money?
Like people?
Full-time and part-time
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teller at Citibank
S P E C IA L
H tip
Regislralion Ends Soon
F e b r u a r y
A P P L Y L IN P E R S O N
F O R A P T IT U D E TEST
TUESDAY. FEB. 20
9:00 A.M. or I P.M.
40 Worth St.
(Mezzanine), N.Y.
FOR
A D D ITIO N A L
IN FO RM .A T £0«
C a ll (212) 5 6 6 -8 7 0 0
o r a fte r 5 PM (212) 4 3 3 -2 6 5 0
OR. I F YOU C A N 'T COME IN
O R C A N ’T CALL.
M A IL C O U P O N B E LO W
FOR BRO CH URE:
N e w Y o rk C it y
D e p t, o f Personnel 'M '
C AS E W O R K ER R E C R U IT M E N T
2 2 0 C h u rc h St.. N Y . N Y 10013
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lik e to
a b o u t b eco m in g a
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k n o w m ore
Caseworiisr.
NAME
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f I N D T H E Tai'Ua o f r o u r o o in t in th e
1 8 6 S e d itio n o l th « O fllcial B la ck Book
o f U.S. Cofoa. fro m 1 7 0 3 to d a te .
A w e a lth o f o tlie r in f o r m a tlo ii. Send
f l o e la ch e ck o r nioney o rd er, to :
li. K ay. a .P .O . B o x 830&. N ew Y o rk .
ADDRESS
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C IT Y
STATE
C E M iT E R Y
L O T S
It w it H u l n en«aeetarIaR m a m o ria l p a rii
tn Q u a t n i . O n a t e 12 ie u b U le t i.
F riv a ta e w n a r. F a r fu rth a r in fo rm a tio n ,
w r it * l o i S 4 (, Leadlar, 9 7 O u an o S t.,
N .Y . 10007. N .Y .
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an e q u a l opp ty
FUTURE
TEST
DATES:
MAR.
13, T U E S . , 40
( M E Z Z A N I N E ) , N . Y . * AM «'•
M A R . 30. S A T .,
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A
51, D;
56, C;
61, C;
6 6 , A;
71, B;
76, D;
ca p a city
52, B; 83, B;
67, A; 68, B;
62, D; 63, D;
67, C; 6 8 , D;
72, C; 73, B;
77, B; 78, B;
.row'd o f e m p l o y e e s o f t h e
Harlem V a lle y S t a t e H o s p it a l
j^onored
M is s
J o sep h in e
fright, chief supervising nurse of E l m i r a
hospital at her retirement
E le c t s
at Birch
j4ill Inn, Pat
party
te rso n .
M 1
;V r 1 g h
jjjen
t
h a s
a s s o c i a t e d
vith
t h e
h o s ­
p ital
s in c e
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h a v s e r v ­
a n h a t -
,
y
H o s -
pital and Grasslands Hospital.
Di Alfred F. Rizzolo, assistant
(Jlreclor of the hospital was the
master of ceremonies. He present((i Dr. Leo P. O ’Donnell, former
director of the hospital, who spoke
of his pleasant association with
Miss Wright during his tenure in
office, stressing her m any services
both patients and employees.
Father
MacKinnon,
Catholic
chaplain gave the blessing and
fpoke of Miss W right’s dedication
to the work she performed. An­
other neighbor and colleague,
Claude Woodin, fon n er chief sup­
ervising nurse was among the
gUf.sts.
Dr. Lawrence P. Roberts, dirfctor of the hospital presented
Miss Wright with a gold and pearl
bracelet and a gold pin on behalf
cf the hospital staff and em ­
ployees.
Rating key answers for the Jan.
27 written test for blacksmith’s
helper have been released by the
City Department of Personnel. The
8 nswers are:
1. A; 2, B; 3, C; 4, C; 5, D;
* D: 7. A; 8 . D; 9, D; 10, C;
11. C;
12,D; 13, C; 14, A; 15, B;
16 D;
17,A; 18, D; 19, A; 20. A;
21. B:
22,C; 23, C; 24, A; 25, C.
26, B; 27, A; 28, C; 29, B; 30, B;
Si. C; 32,A; 33, D; 34. A; 35, C;
^ C; 37,B; 38, V; 39. A; 40, B;
D; 42, A; 43, B; 44, D; 45, B;
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r>irector o f C o n tr a c ts and
r>epartnient o f T r a n s p o r t h e office o f t h e
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O eneral ServiccB, 2 7 0
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L o t t e r y
O f f ic ia ls
ALBANY— Richard D. Valenti
of Syracuse has been nam ed a
deputy director of the State Lot­
tery at $16,655 a ytar.
State Tax Commissioner Joseph
H. Murphy also iias named two
more lottery sales representatives
at $9,000 a year. They are Joseph
A. Prey Sr. of Syracuse and W il­
liam H. Spitzer of New Hartford.
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tvom
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L
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K IN G S B R ID G E
V IC .
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Blvd. L ik e ne w . M o dern k it c h & b a t h ,
fln bsnin t, g ara ge,
im nic d occnp.
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F IR S T -M E T
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w ith
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in
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on
$ 2 0 0
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w in n er I Come to St. Pete, f a m o u s s u n ­
sh in e reso rt, p r i n d p a J d t y of P I N E L ­
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boatlnB. ro lf ,
fine
home*,
hote ls , m o te ls and r u e s t h o u s e s in all
price ra n s e s . Wide va r ie ty of Reataur.nnls. A ttr a c ti o n s . S p e c t a t o r Spo rt*,
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T h e y 'r e F R E E !
R em em b e r, loo —
F lo r id a ha« NO S T A T E IN COME T A X !
C. I. .le rkins,
‘J -I.T. Clianilier
o f Com m erce, Box 1371.
ST. PETER SBU RG , FLA. 33781.
O ver 1 .0 0 0 ,0 0 0 V is ito rs a Y ear
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W a n t an In ex pe n sive o c e a n - f r o n t t v
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LOVELY EFFICIENCY AND
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TYPE APARTMENTS
S L R P K IS I N O L Y
Low weekly
rutt‘>> f r o m $3 0. L o w miuillil.v n ites
fro m $ 1 0 0 P er F a m ily o u t o f KrnsonW inte r R a te s N a tu r u lly li l c h e r
C U M P .\R E . F o r c o m p lete c o lo r f o l
In f o r m a tio n .
BALI HAI — 310 McKinley St.
SANDS — 2404 N. Surf Road
Or
J. J. BURTON. 2404 N. Surf Rd.
F a rm s
&
C o u n try
O ra n g e
H o m e s
C o u n ty
Bulk A creage
R e tir e m e n t Home*.
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t h e T ri S ta t e a r e s .
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85 Pike. P o r t J e r v is NY ( f l l 4 ) 85fl■522^
J e rs e y
F O R E C L O S U R E S
w ith
A M E R IC A 'S
$ 3 0 0 0 ?
FA 4.7200
Liiet of R e t ir e m e n t Bomee
F a r m s — E s ta te s — A creage
F a r m & H ome Realty
K ew to n. NJ (Closed on S u n d a y s )
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— ex eond., (ras h e a t . T a x e s ^.‘MO.
$12.(100.
(L i« t
1530).
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BA NY, N. y . — Sealed projio sa ls will
be receivwl u n ti l t t n - t h i r t y o ’clock A.M.
on M a r c h 21 , IHC^, hy D ir e c to r o f Con­
t r a c t s a n d Claimt* Hurean. D e p a r t m e n t o f
T r a n s p o r t a t i o n , A d iiu n ih tr a tlo n and Engrineerinp BuiUlini;, 1220 W a sh in R to n A v e­
nu e, S t a t e C a m p n t, A lb any, N ew Y o rk
1 2 2 2 6 f o r t h e p r o jf i ts de»<eribed belo w .
A ny p ro je c ts in tiiiK JcttiiiF t h a t a r e on
th e F e d e r a l Aid hi;:hw ity »..\!.temB a r e s u b j c c l to th e provisiont^ o f th e " F e d e r a l
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lic L a w 62 7, f'4tli ConKref*. a p p r o v e d
J u n e 29, 1 0 5 6 .
anifniied, anti a r e al so
s u b je c t to (he a p p l i . a b l e New Y o r k S t a t e
s t a t u t e s . In co m p lia n ce w ith t h e p r o v i­
s io ns o f Sectio n Il.T, T itle
U.S.C.,
th e m i n i m u m wai;»iv to be p aid l a b o r e r s
a n d me<.‘h a n i r «
ar«- in c lu ded
in
w age
sch ed u les t h a t in*. »et o u t in t h e bid
p r o p o s a l. M aps, jilaiie, specificatio n s an d
p r o p o s a l f o r m s m a y be ».een and o b ­
ta in ed a t th e ollic e of t h e D ir e c to r o f
C o n tra c ts a n d Clain)s. S la t e D r p a r t m e n t
o f 'Pi-ansporttttion, A lb any, N. Y., a t t h e
office o f t h e S ta t e OUice of G eneral
Servic es, 2 7 0 BroRdw ay, N ew York City,
a n d a t t h e otfi*.e of t h e D , s t r ic t E ng-ineers n ote d below. P ro p o sa l f o r e a ch
c o n t r a c t m u s t be t u h m i t t e d in a s e p a r a t e
sealed e nve lope witli tiie n;iine a n d n u m b e r
of th e f o n t r a c t p la inly e hdo rs ed on th e
o u ts id e of t h e enveloi)e. E a ch p ro ops u l
m u s t he a c co m p an ied hy ceiiified check
p.ayable to t h e o r d e r o f t h e " S t a t e of
N ew
Y ork,
D e p a r t m e n t of
Transport a t i o n ’’ f o r th e Mini a t specified in th e
a d v e r tie e m e n t an d th( p r o p o s a l. T h e re ­
te n tio n a n d dispo<-.'il ol tlie bid d ep osit ,
t h e ex e c u tio n of t h e t o n t r a c t a n d bonds
s h a ll c o n fo r m to th e p r o v is io n s o f th e
H ig h w a y L a w an d t h e S p ecific a tio ns. T h e
r i g h t in reserved to n j ' ' t an y o r ajl bide.
D I S T R I C T NO. 1 P . J . F u lle r , D is tric t
Enirinee r, 36.‘» B ro ad w ay . A lb an y , New
Y o r k 1 2 2 0 1 . AHmny Coii nty , KISH B8-.3P
F A S H G8-2, F A R C OS-21, F A . P r o je c t
I-7 8 7 -.T (1 1 4 ), U - 7 1 2 ( f ') ; 4 ,4 0 m ile s of
ce m e n t conc rete pave m i- nt an d s t r u c t u r e s
on I n t e r s t a t e R o u te 78 7, V a tr o o n Isla nd
to W a te r \ 'l i e t, in c lu d in t' c o n n e c to in s. Bi(3
D eposit $710,000.0(1, . Ui)- .Vlo.OO, E n e i n e r s E s t i m a t e $12,1)00.0 00.00.
D I S T R I C T NO, 3 E. E. T ow ls on , D is t.
E n g r . .33.3 E Wnshim.'ti),n S tr e e t S y racu s e.
N ew Y o rk ].1.102 Onoiiilastt C o unty , F I S H
68-5. F I S H fl 8 -«P, F . A. P r o je c t 1-090 3
( 2 3 1 , 1 - 2 8 1 - 2 ( 1 0 3 ) : r>.!>o mile s of a s ­
p h a l t c o n c r e te p a v e n i» n t an d s tr u c t u r e e
on I n t e i - s t a t e . R o u te s 281 ^n d 69 0, City
of
S y r a c u s e includi'nK B u t t e r n u t I n t e r ­
c h a n g e. Bid Depofiil $ 1 ,1 0 (t,0 0 ().0 0 , P la n s
$ 1 0 .0 0 , E n g i n e e r s E s ti n iu ie $ 2 0 , 0 1 2 ,0 0 0 .0 0 .
D I S T R IC T NO. 6 N. W. K r a p f , Dist. E n g r .,
1 2 6 M ain S tree t,
IHiflalo.
New Y o rk
1 4 2 0 3 . C u t t a r a u g u s ( o i i n t y , F A S T E 08-5M ,
F . A . P r o p e c t A P D 4 4 » ( I f i ) : 1 0 .0 0 miles
o f c e m e n t concrete* p a v e m e n t a n d e t r u c l u r e on W e st B ou nd Lattes o f th e S o u th e r n
T i e r E x p r e s s w a y , H te a m b u rg to S a la m a n c a .
Bid D epo s it $ 3 0 0 , 0 0 0 .0 0 , P la n s * 1 0 .0 0 ,
E n g i n e e rs E s t i m a t e $.5 ,4 50,00 0.00.
D I S T R I C T NO. 1 0 A. M. S a r r , Dist. E n g r.,
825
W.
M ain
S tr e e t,
B aby lon,
N ew
Y o r k 1 1 7 0 2 . NttssHU C o u n ty , M S P 68-1.
W idenin g exit^tihg n c r t lie r n
M-ction o f
M e a d o w b r o o k S ta t * I ' a r k w a y w t i h c e m e n t
c o n c re te p a v e m e n t . Bid D epo sit
$ 30 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 P l a n e |i£ U0, £ n i: in r k r e E c t i m a t e
J 3 .p i« .0 0 0 .0 0 .‘ ' ■
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f o r R e t ir e m e n t H ome In F lo rid a , near
C le ar w ater , 2 Bedroom s. M a s o n r y from
$ 6 , ‘,’6 0.00 , Includinir lo t and G a r a s e
Comp.'ete a n d read y
to m o v e Into :
paved •treelB, $ 3 9 p e r m o n t h . (Cover
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app.
ta x es
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w ith Fieh. 4 S h o p p in g C en ters; all
Chu rche # COMMtTNITY R E C R E A T I O N
HAL L, etc.
C O M M U N IT Y CLUB L I V I N G for
l/im it« d I n r o m e R etir ees
TVrite fo r F ree B ook le t T o d a y
e / o J. K. Van V oorhis , Merriw olil I^uie
M tlN K O E , N.V. ( » M )
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loc. schools, sho ps, tr a n s . & all
houses of worship.
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see. N.V. T h r n w a y to I liirriin an Kxit
Kt. N.V. (Jnic kw ay ( R t . J 7 S I ) to E xit
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ELMIRA — The Elmira Refor­
matory Credit Union has elected
C A P IT O L
H O M E S
S ervin g Cnpitnl D is tr ic t fo r Over
Clifford W. Rice as Its new presi­
r»l* Venrs
dent. Other 1968 officers selected
1 5 9 3 C e n tr a l A v e ., A lb a n y
were: Calvin Gillette Sr., first
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ward Looney, treasurer-manager
S T . A L B A N S
$ 1 4 ,9 9 0
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s to n e f r o n t & a l u m in u m sidinp.
treasurer.
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Ross Lewis Jr. was chosen to
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head the educational committee.
! Arch Petras the delinquent loan
: committee and E.O. Updyke the
.MONROE. N.V.
r o w T A .\ , \ R E . \
i supervisory
committee.
Other
E C O N O M IC A L L U X U R Y
! committee members chosen were:
LAKESIDE 8 Rm. Bi-LEVEL
Edgar Bly and Ralph Stewart,
HOMES from $21,500
i supervisory
N ow ,vou can live in a s ecludcd
committee;
George
prestiife
c o m m u n it y
& en joy
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Robert
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SKW KRS, GAS. 100 A m p elect. he«(and E.O. Updyke, educational
iiiB s j s . ade iiuute f o r A / C p h is ninny
o th e r e x t r a s . Only 1 0 % d ow n.
committee.
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$17,900
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on a large landscaped plot,
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$18,990
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p
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$22,990
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ances.
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$31,990
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ganizations fiom which he may
never recover.
Whether or not the strike Is
legal; whether or not the City’s
health is in danger, rank and file
labor leaders look uixjn the emer­
gency call for National Guards­
men to be a direct attack on all
City employee unions and a kind
of strikebreaking not seen since
the early 1930s.
Those few leaders who were
privately on the Mayor’s side
largely backed away. The general
attitude can be summed up by
one remark told this column:
“This is the Mayor’s attempt to
recover from his lass of face over
the subway negotiations and the
teacher’s strike. But I can tell
you right now; the Mayor is not
going to bust up the Sanitatlonm e n ’s Union or any other City
organization with the National
Guard. This kind of stuff went
out with the last centui*y.”
Bad History
All of which points up sharp­
ly the fact that Whatever other
talents the Mayor might have,
he seems to have an absolute gift
for poor labor relations and It
has marred his administration
from the beginning. Few blame
Lindsay for the subway strike that
occurred when he first took o f­
fice. Since that time, however, he
seems to have learned little of
the techniques of getting along
with labor nor has he found a
capable advisor on the situation;
or perhaps he is unable to follow
good advice In this area.
Long ago, this column warned
that the Mayor’s abandonment of
the personal touch, used so well
by Robert F. Wagner and his
other predecessors. In favor of
technical experts was going to
eventually alienate him from most
labor groups In City employment.
His call for the National Guard,
Justified or not in general. Is the
final, crushing blow and the final
evidence that his method of n ^ o tlating with City employees —
to date — Is a fiasco. As a matter
of fact, even his use of the Taylor
Law to send union leaders to jail
has worked against him. As Al­
bert Shanker, president of the
United Federation of Teachers, de­
clared: "It’s gotten to be that
getting sent to jail U becoming
among the top credentials for a
labor leader.”
Most rank and file employees
have still not forgiven the Mayor
for sending the late Mike QulU
to jail; John DeLury may be a
' villain to most New Yorkers but
his jail sentence has made him
a hero to his men.
It should be noted that labor
In the private sector aa represent­
ed by the Central Trades and Lab­
or
Council,
AI’’L-CIO,
and
Teamsters Joint Council 16 are
as angry as their fellows In pub­
lic employment over the call for
the National Guard.
Split Deepens
In the meantime, Lindsay’s re­
jection of compromises worked
out by Governor Rockefeller has
deepened the already-wide split
between the two men. Rockefeller
has been put In a poor position
by being, first, callled In on an
Issue which he feels should never
have developed to the crisis de­
gree and, second, by appearing
to be giving in to the union rather
than getting the strike halted by
use of National Guardsmen, which
he simply did not want to do. The
Governor has made an Impres­
sive record In getting labor sup­
port and it can be expected that
he Is justifiably angry at having
to keep this support while prob­
ably Incurring the wi'ath of other
segm ents of the public. It will be a
long time before he will forgive
Lindsay for that dilemma.
Labor Reaction
In the meantime, here are some
typical City employee organiza­
tion comment on the strike situ­
ation,
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•
•
Timothy Dinan, business repre­
sentative of Local 300, Building
Service Employees International
Union,
Local 300 has Issued orders that
not one of our members Is to
touch any of the regular or other
duties o f the striking sanltatlonmen. T he order of Mayor Lind­
say on Thursday morning over
department teletypes of the vari­
ous departments transferring cer­
tain titled employees was disre­
garded by our membership fol­
lowing our comm unication to
them. Friday morning, the May­
or’s order was revoked after a
united front by all City unions,
AFL-CIO, Teamster and Indepen­
dents. Ndt one City employee
would accept work as a strike
breaker. The union has not yet
taken an official stand on the
use of National Guardsmen.
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Al Weinstock, spokesman for
Terminal Employees Local 832, In ­
ternational Brotherhood of T eam ­
sters,
We are still awaiting word from
Joint Council 16 of which we are
a member, as are Local 831, the
Sanltatlonm ens Union and City
Emploees Union, Local 237. The
40,000 City employees, members
of the International Brotherhood
of Teamsters, stand ready now, as
In the past to reflect our soli­
darity.
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Terence Dolan, financial and
recording secretary of the U n i­
formed Firemen’s Assn., Local 94,
International Assn. of Firefight­
ers, AFL-CIO.
Our position in the sanltatlonm en’s strike Is that firemen are
not to carry, lift or transport
refuse. Our job Is the extinguish­
m ent and prevention of fire. S et­
tlement of the strike should be
made over the bargaining table.
Use of untrained National Guard
is not necessaiy. It will only add
chaos to the situation, Ilndsay
should m eet his responsibility. The
solution is simple — Lindsay
should reconsider and accept the
proposal of the Governor’s medi­
ation team. Technically, use of
troops is strikebreaking but the
onus of responsibility is on the
Mayor, not on the troops. Legal­
ly and individually, the National
Guard would be exonerated as
strikebreakers since they are do­
ing their sworn duty to act in an
emergency, the same as a police­
man crossing the picket line to
effect an arrest.
A n th o n y P rincipe, A lic e B rophy
A re 1 9 6 8 M a y o r's M e d a l W inners
D r. L u th e r
th e
G u lic k , c h a irm a n
M a y o r ’s M e d a l
s e r v ic e
fo r
e m p lo y e e s — to
R e c e iv in g
th e
o f
D is tin g u is h e d
tw o
C ity
a w a rd s
a t
organizing and administering pro­
ductive social programs In the
Human Resources Administration
and Anthony Principe, for improv­
ing the administrative m anage­
ment of the Department of Cor­
rection
Miss Biophy is an assistant
deputv administrator at HRA.
Principe is director of operations
for the Department of Correction.
Each award winner received a
specially enaraved bronze medal
and a scroll commemorating the
recipient'.s outstanding perform­
ance.
Mis.s Biophy. Little Neck, was
cited for her “outstanding contrlbutions to the welfare of the
people of our City.
Her awui'd reads:
“You have distinBuishcd yourself in tiu> field of social work by
your leadership, dedication and
profeasiotiul
<’n?nuetence.
Your
th e
e m p lo y e e s
a
C ity
M a y o rs ’
M e d a l
P e rfo rm a n c e — th e
H a ll
la s t
S e le c tio n
C o m m itte e ,
C i t y ’s h i g h e s t a w a r d
p re s e n te d
fo r c a r e e r c iv il
w ee k .
c e re m o n y
w ere
A lic e
M .
B ro p h y ,
fo r
c re a tin g ,
talenta led to m any ongoing Im­ ning and director of model cities
portant projects Including c h il­ in the Human R/esources Admin­
dren’s centers, community cen­ istration since December 1, 1967.
ters, health maintenance clinics
Principe, of Brooklyn, was re­
and other community facilities,
cognized for “outstanding contri­
“You have greatly enhanced the butions toward Increasing the e f­
reputation of the City and con- __________
___ governfectiveness o f the City
public good as an m ent’s services to Its people,”
actlve participant on national
His citation reads:
committees, consultant to local
“You have Improved the adand national community groups ^mlnlstratlve managem ent of the
and governmental agencies and as Department o f Correction by your
a lecturer on urban and social energetic
leadership,
executive
planning.”
ability and professional competMiss Brophy has been in City ence.
service since 1935. She la a gradu“Your great ability to serve as
Brown University and the an effective liaison between public
Columbia School of Social Work, and private organlaztlons, your
served with distinction forward
looking
humanitarian
Department of Social viewpoint and your dedication to
Services, the Housing A u thority the science of correction and the
and the Housing and Redevelop- i principles of rehabilitation, have
ment Board.
! had a deep effect on the City’s
She has been assistant deputy correctional system and contrlbuadministrator for program plan- [
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Civil enuineor, ;i() fert ifiw l, J a n . 31 ................................................................................ *."/
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Civil ennineer. p ro m . ( W B ) . 1 certified, J a n . : j l .........................................................
Cleaner ( m e n ) , lUOO cerlifl ed , J a n . at! ................................................................................... '
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M e c h a n ic a l enifinpcr, p ro m . ( H A ) , 3 certified, F eb . 1 .................................................
P a t r o l m a n , 2 certified, F eb. 1 ..................................................................................................
P ers o nnel as st., p r o m . ( H A ) , 1 certified, J a n . .'<0 ............................ .............................
Securit.v officer, " certified, J.in. 31 .............................................................................................
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C as e w o r k e r I, trr. 15. ;;02 certified, J a n . 20 . . ._ .......................................................................
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Civil ensrineer, 2» cerlifled, J a n . 2» ..........................................
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Po lice a d m i n i s t r a t i v e aide, 23 ce rtified , J a n . 23 .....................................................................
R a i lro a d cl erk, 12.'> certified. J a n . 2 3 ........................................................................................ ‘
R a i lr o a d p o r te r, 100 ce rtified. J a n . 23 ............. ..
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State And County Eligibles
1
2
3
4
6
S P TK N O TKCH
S R TK N tJ KKP— O I T I O N A
Edward'^ M ( itliMin ..............................02.7
H ouse R D i'lniar .......................................SK-4
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J V a ! a lie
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N eary T Ali).ii\y ......................................S I , 3
G etl
WDelm:ir
......................................7 7.4
SI* TK N O TK CH
R TK XfJ KKI' O I T I O N B
1 Kellog-ir Tj Ca-^llelofi ................................ RS.S
2 K ic hler T S elieii'e lad y ..........................85.3
3 M o r r ii R Alb anv ....................................H5.2
4 D oliard M r.alli.im ................................ 82.4
6
M u th J S cotia ....................................... 81,5
8
11
12
13
14
DePa.seaie W F a r m l n ^ d a l e ..............7;).n0
K raxil ie r R H e m p s te a d ..................."'iin*
M u ell er J H ick s v llle ...................7.'>»0
M uell er K J e r ic h o ............................. 75 00
P R I N S T E N O — E R I E CO
1 R o th fiis s H Collins C tr ...................
2 'I're selt B Cheektow ag-a .................. S.'l J
4 P a te liin a s J L a k e View .....................'*10
5 S clin iid L C h e e k to w a ? a .................. *'< I
() Rot'in»on E Ansro!a ..............................
7 W olfe T Chee kfow aira .............................*
R E T I R E M E N T B I T S EXMNK
.miarp S A lb a n y ...................................I'-’I
Malo R Cohoe«
...................................!*l S
3 T l ia c k t a h M R en s s ela er
.................... ■'**'>
4 M c G r i w H L o u d o n v iile .................. *■';
5 Spensleyy W Ali>any .............................
6 W' ^ ’h^ -hee
C N a s s a u ......................
1
2
SR TK N O TF.f'H
S R T R N f i Rl.l*— O P T IO N 0
1 L a w s o n J SIr.M'- I’oint ..........................82.5
AS T i : \ 0 TKCH
AS TKNC. I{i:i*— «M*TiON A
1 M a 7,7.ara S V o'trheesvii ...................... 87.2
2 Goldljerir
S N V f .............................80 5
3 J a c o b y D F l i ’s ' i ’ny .............................78 .7
SR OI I K E MACH O P E R PHT\< i
1 Sweeni’v J . \ l b a n y
...........................
E N G I N E E R I N G TECHNICIAN
Crow ley J E l m ir a .......................
Cox M Venice C tr .......................
Hirsch J A lb a n y ............................
Ci)w;in T E l m ira Hf'i ..................
Hiiiirer B A r k p o r t .......................
Vesti ,r Sf J o h n e v il .......................
M cN am ara W H am bury
A'/.:<ara L B.-ibylon .......................
Rieeio D S c h e n e c ta d y ..................
A n d ’vw.s A W ind sor ..................
Mollo .\ B in ? h a m t o n ..................
Nowrik J Buffalo ............................
Wells R C la yto n
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Myei's S P l e a s a n t A'al ..............
PocUa R
Freeport
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Rolii.'iupt I> A lb an y ...................
B a n k e r P A lb a n y .........................
N i^ iu r sk i J Buffa’. o ........................ S'.’ '
W h im p le W T r o y ................................. ' ■
V a n p a t te n R R o c h e s t e r .................'
G eilm an G Copiairiie ......................'
P a ti a F U tie a ..................................... J '
C im ino P U tic a ................................
V an a L P o u k h k e e p s ie .................,1'^
Aldric h R Elbridere ......................
B urric ie llo A Mas.^apeqna ............
Belej W Depew
S c ia n d ra J Bu ff al o . . ,
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1 Avres K Eln oi.i
..................................94 4
2 S a u n d e r A Ali>:iny ..............................82 .0
3 Abel V D e lm a r ........................................ 70 .5
A S S O r , \I R POI.U
J Mead B Horn:-l! .................................... 0 1.2
2 H icks
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3 R is m a n A NVC
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4 B e t te r J N iv erville ..............................85.0
6 J atu lis
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tS L a u b e r
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7 Raymond
A D->linar .........82 .0
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C!ates H V nrk lo w n Ht» ....................80.3
9 Seiffer
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10 G uala P r.iveriiool ................................70 .0
11 H offm an H A l h m y ..............................70,1
M l ’SKI'M T A R R T A K E R
1 M cC arty
K T r o y .................................87.(?
2 Cnnnins-ham .1 Alb.tny .........................87,5
3 Gensicki
A Coeynians ....................... 7 5,4
P R I N A ( T 1 A R I A I . OLKRK
1 Ryan J
B ktya .......................................81,8
a Lori # H LICity ...................................... 79 .8
CO ORDINATOR O F F n i T A T I O N FOR
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1 R a t c h ie k I A lb any ..................................952
8 B en e nati
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............................. 846
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S k o n ip a k i D T o n a w a n d a ,
Bui'/.kowslci R Bu ffal o , . • •
Franker L L ancaster . . . .
K ozlo w ski D Bu ffal o
Kulifrowski E Bu ffal o . . • •
P e a r s o n G B uffalo .............
P L A N N K R A IO K — N ASSAU COUNTY
1 K erie vskv B Belim ure ........................ 7 7 ,0 0
2 O’. sen K F r e e p o r t ...................................7 7 ,0 0
3 K a r p f A L y n b ro o k ..............................7 5 ,0 0
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Thoma.s J
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S ite rry V T r o y .............................. ..
H e m m e tt S D e lm a r ......................
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M orlock W S chenecta dy • • • • ____ 7 S »
Sim R Ren pselaer .......................... .
Haffirlove H W a te r f o rd ............
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R a p p o ld G F,a«l M ead ow .............. 1 0 0 .00
K a m e r P FliishiiDf ..............................9 4 .0 0
Tieffel R W o o d b u r y ..............................9 1 .0 0
T iir a n o D W a nta irh .........................89 .5 0
T a n e n b a u m K S ears d aia ....................88 ,0 0
6 Sobin
D M erric k
..............................83 ,5 0
7 G ross m a n R C i'darhurat
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8 W ein ste in E B kly n
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POOL O P E R A T O R . TO W N S,
A M ) S P M ’IA L WISTRICTS,
NAS.*iM' COUNTY
1 Le Bel K G reat Neck ..............................89,00
2 P r o k o p o w ie * K G reat N e c k .............. 81,0 0
3 Cullen T S eafo rd ...................................7 9 ,0 0
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1 Leeker W M erric k ..............................9 1 .0 0 1
2 J a c o b y R O cean side .........................85.0 0 2
3 H o v a n e c 1> Oce:in«ide .........................82.00
4 P e if e r C G ard en (’it y .........................82,0(T
5 Hixg:ilis F r .ev ilto w n ....................80.00 1
(I Buetliier L F a r m i o i i d a l o ................... 7 7 ,0 0
7 Genev J K a r m i n n i ila
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8 H anle y R Syon et
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9 S h a n a h a n E S.vifortl ........................ 7 7 ,0 0 i
10 Duff# J V alley S trca -n ................... 7 8 ,0 0 3
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Eating!
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•
—
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SPECIAL W E U K U R A T E S
FOR E X T H N U E D 3 T A y S
P a g e
C
S ix te e n
I
V
I
L
S
E
R
V
I
C
E
L
E
A
D
E
R
T u e s d a y ,
F e b r u a r y
19^
1 5 ,
P rogress R e p o rt O f CS£A B ills
(C ontinued
from P a g e
1)
and Assemblyman Milton Jonas,
A 6 6 6 —Civil Service and Ways and
Means.
• Salary protection where titles
are downgraded In political sub­
divisions—Senator Albert B. Lewis,
S2105, and Assemblyman Prescott
B Huntington, A3246-<7ivil Ser­
vice and Public Employees.
• Salary plans In public schools
— Senator James F. Hastings, and
Assemblyman Jonas, A648 — Edu­
cation.
» • Salary plans in political sub­
divisions—Senator Lentol. S1956,
and Assemblyman Joseph R. Plsanl. A3438 — Civil Service and
Ways and Means.
• Retirement based on highest
three years—Senator Warren M.
Anderson, S478, and Assemblyman
John B. Lis, A834—No assignment.
• Mandate eight percent pen­
sion program In p>olltlcal subdivi­
sions—Senator Lentol, S1958, and
, Assemblyman Charles J. Melton,
A3278—Civil Service and Ways
and Means.
• Improvements to correction
ofrioers’ retirement plan—Senator
Ronald B. Stafford, S1988, and
Assemblyman Louis E. Wolfe,
A1230—Ways and Means.
• Require 4 percent Interest on
State retirement fund contribu­
tions—Senator Lentol, S2381, and
Assemblyman Rudolph P. DiBlasl
— Civil Service.
• Employees representation In
administering State Retirement
System —Senator Theodore Day, S1967, and Assemblyman William
Green, A2991 --Civil Service and
Ways and Means.
• Provide 25-year retirement for
all State employees and political
subdivision employees— (separate
bills for each department) Spon­
sors and numbers for each bill will
be published In later editions of
► T h e Leader.
• Twenty-year retirement for
Correction officers, -Assemblyman
Kenneth L. Wilson, A1217—Ways
and Means.
• Twenty-year retirement for
State Park Police — Senator Ed­
ward Speno and Assemblyman
Stanley Harwood (no bill num­
bers).
• Non-contributory retirement
for teachers employed by the
S tate who are members of the
New Yorlc State Teachers Retire­
ment System Senator Hastings
and Assemblyman Lawrence E.
Corbett, Jr. (no bill numbers or
committee^
• Twenty-five-year retirement
for Thruway employees—Senator
Lentol. S1957, and Assemblyman
Gordon K. Cameron, A2772—Civil
Service and Ways and Means.
• Require waivers of all State
^and political subdivision employ­
ees who do not want to partici­
pate in the employees’ retire­
ment system - Senator Speno and
Assemblyman Jonas, A659—Public
Employees.
• Provide 371-2 hour work week
for all State employees--Senator
Lewis and Assemblyman Posner,
A3070—Ways and Means.
• Non-judicial employees be re­
turned to jurisdiction of Civil Ser­
vice Commission — Sc'nator Wil'’Ilam E. Adams and Assemblyman
James I k Emery, A2799 — Ways
and Means
• Prvide payroll deduction for
S tate employee credit unions —
St‘Mi\tor William Brennan, S1912,
and
Assemblyman
Alexander
Channnuu, A3330 — Finance and
Waya and Means,
• Thlrtyflve-hour work week
for all full-tim e State employees
—Senator Abraham Bernstein and
Assemblyman Posner, A347—Pub­
lic Employees.
• Free Trlborough Bridge toll
privilege for Manhattan State
Hospital employees—Senator Wil­
liam T. Conklin and Assemblyman
Albert H. Blumenthal, A3354 —
Mental Hygiene.
• Salary payments on bl-weekly
basis rather than fiscal year basis
—Senator Irving Mosberg and
Assemblyman Joseph M. Margiotta, A2840—Ways and Means.
• Air National Guard techni­
cians participation In State Health
Instuance
Plan — Assemblyman
Jonas, A2809, — Ways and Means.
• Require Civil Service Com­
mission to make finding before
filling non-competltlve vacancies
—Senator Speno, SI 893, Civil S er­
vice; Assemblyman Mortimer P.
Gallivan, A2621—Public Employ­
ees.
• Annual report of Director of
Classification and Compensation
which will be deemed a public re­
cord—Senator Hastings and As­
semblyman Jess J. Present. No
Intro numbers or committee as­
signment.
• Require reason In writing for
veto of title reclassification or
salary reallocation — Senator
Sm ith and Assemblyman Francis
P. McCloskey, A2844—Ways and
Means.
• Make reallocation and reclas­
sification appeals non-reviewable
by the Director of the Budget—
Senator Lent, S1977—Civil S er­
vice:
Assemblyman Victor C.
Waryas, A3102—Public Employees.
• Time limit for action on re­
allocation and reclassification by
the Director of Classification and
Compensation — Senator Smith
and Assemblyman John G. M c­
Carthy, A3270 — Public Employ­
ees.
• Time limits for above action
by Budget Director — Senator
Sm ith and Assemblyman McCar­
thy, A3271 — Public Employees.
• Restrict promotion in Cor­
rection Department to uniformed
personnel — Senator Stafford and
Assemblyman Willis H. Stephens.
• Protection again it removal
for the non-competltlve per diem
and labor class employees with
five years experience — Senator
Leon E. Giuffreda, S1460 — Civil
Service, and Assemblyman Peter
J. Costigan, A2085.
• Place deputy sheriffs in com ­
petitive class — Assemblyman
Dowd,
• Require Civil Service Com­
mission to publish notice of reg­
ular and special meetings — S en ­
ator Day, S2125 — Civil Service
and Assemblyman Melton, A3280
— Public Employees.
• Civil Service Commlsion aut­
hority over jurisdictional classi­
fication of State police — S en ­
ator Flynn and Assemblyman
Wolfe, A3679 — Ways and Means.
• Reinstate Jurisdictional clas­
sification of all positions in State
University — Senator Speno and
Assemblyman Stephens.
• Provde peace officer status
for building guards — Senator
Jeremiah B. Bloom, S2141 —
Codes.
• Time off for Saturday, holdays in political subdivisions —
Senator Lent and Assemblyman
Melton.
• Amend section 75 to provide
other than a'^ency hearing o f ­
ficers — Senator Day, S2540 —
Civil Service: Asseaiblymau Wem-
p le ,
•
A3677 —
G rie v a n c e
W ays and M eans,
p ro c e d u re in p o li­
t ic a l s u b d iv is io n
chi
and
S2633
—
•
ed
c o u rt —
C iv il
D o n a ld
•
la w
e lig ib ility
by
S e n a to r M a r M a r g io ta ,
C itie s .
A m end
s e rv ic e
S46,
—
A s s e m b ly m a n
to
e x te n d
c iv il
lis ts
w hen
s ta y ­
S e n a to r
S e rv ic e :
S h o e m a ke r, A 1968.
F u r n is h fo r m a l h e a rin g s w ith
tra n s c rip ts
S e n a to r
C iv il
on
s a la ry
D a lw in
S e rv ic e :
C lo s k e y ,
—
fo r S ta te
of
A 2660
lin e
•
and
—
and
s a la ry —
•
H a ro ld
of
—
W ays
A2919
v ic e ;
M a r g io ta ,
A3357 —
•
W ays
—
W ays and
•
C iv il S e r ­
J o h n B u c k le y ,
le a v e
pay
s e m b ly m a n B e r tr a m
—
—
and M eans.
T e r m in a l
c o u n s e l. M is s in f
m an
F
—
day
—
A s­
P o d e ll, A 3 4 4 3
S107
—
on
th re e -
—
S e n a to r
J *a m e s
—
G e n e ra l
Law s;
A lb e rt
G e n e ra l
H auspeck,
Law s,
(th ir d
re a d in g ).
• C r e d it f o r s e rv ic e u p o n t r a n s ­
fe r
fro m
p u b lic
a u th o ritie s
S e n a to r S e y m o u r
s e e m b ly m a n
W ays
T h a le r
C hananau
—
and
As-
A 3377
—
and M eans.
•
S a la r y
fo r
non­
t e a c h in g s c h o o l e m p lo y e e s —
p r o te c tio n
Sen­
a to r
S m ith ,
m an
M c C a rth y , A 565.
•
S430
and
A u to m a tic
cover
C S E A
v ic e s
—
b ly m a n
•
C iv il
in g u p
in s u r a n c e
and
w ho
S e rv ic e ;
S ta te
a t lia r -
as
w ill
p u b lis h
th e
soon
as th e y
be­
is
a w a itin g
C SEA
s p o n s o rs
s ig n m e n ts .
and
to
e fits
fo r
p r o v id e
S ta te
P r o ld e
of
as­
a
ben­
fu lly
n o n -c o n tri-
fo r S ta te
a ll
F o r
Tupper
Lake
and
s ev e ra l
by
N a tio n a l
In
1948, h e
c la u s e
th e
d u rin g
he
Tupper
V e te ra n s
A d m in ­
w hen
becam e
and
s ta y e d
on
th e
Sunm ount
S t a t e S c h o o l. H e h e ld
th e p o s t o f
p r in c ip a l a c c o u n t c le r k
o f th e
B e llo w s
th e rs ,
60
is
a ll
of
in
pen­
ham ,
S ta te
has
at
by
h is
P r o m o fe d
a
In
th re e
e m p lo y e e s .
s e c u rity
re q u ire
age
Fed­
fu ll p a y
re -
a ll S t a t e e m p lo y e e s .
O p tio n a l re tire m e n t fo r tro o p ­
a fte r
2 0 -y e a r
S u rv iv o r
p o litic a l
h is
s a la ry
s e r v ic e .
b e n e fit
s u b d iv is io n
S.
c h a iN
re c e n tly
F ra n k
B re n tw o o d
th e
S u ffo lk
s e rte d
as
In g ra ­
H a rris
th e
a
School
p r e s id e n t
S c h o o ls
a
of
C SEA ,
s a la ry
w as
of
im it
and
n e a rin g
ts«
b e n e fit
c o m p le tio n
w as
b e in g
T r a n s p o r ta to n
S e ts
In c lu d e d .
D p t.
M e e tin g s
W ith
C S E A
of
—
c o n firm e d
year
D a te s
b e tw e e n
th e
have
been
f o r t h r e e m e e t in g s th ii
th e
S p e c ia l T ra n s ­
D e p a rtm e n t
C iv il
and
C o m m itte i
S e rv ic e
o ffic ia ls
E m p lo y e e i
of
th a t
p a rtm e n t.
I n a le tte r
to
m an
R aym ond,
J \)h n
F.
c o m itte e
a g reed
9, J u ly
to
de­
O c t o b e r 22
th e
y e a r.
e a r lie r s u g g e s te d . T h e C S E A com ­
d e p a rt­
h o s p ita l
ad­
in
Its
B u reau .
m itte e
th e
c h a ir­
th e
m e e t o n th »
16, a n d
d a te s
de­
a s s is ta n t
c o n s u lta n t
R e v ie w
c le r ic il
t h e n e e d s o f s e c r e t a r i a l s ta ff
A p r il
J o in e d
1965
th e
c h a p te r,
th a t
p ro g ra m
and
A sso.
B re n tw o o d
D ’A n d r e a ,
th e
W .
a
am ong
th e
p a rtm e n t
o f $ 1 4 ,9 9 0
S e c re ta ria l
a r e p r e s e n t t a i o n a l e le c <
s ta ff o f
D is tric t.
c o m m is s io n e r ,
e x e c u tiv e
H a rris
in
H o llis
R o b e rt
as
m in is tr a tio n
e m p lo y e e s o n
•
F u ll
d e r th e
•
snow
rig h ts
w ill
c o m m itte e
p re p a re
had
ite m iz e d
a g e n d a s , a n d w i l l s u b m i t t h e m to
th e
d e p a rtm e n t
te n
days
b e fo i*
each
s e s s io n .
2 5 -y e a r
In c re a s e
p r o te c tio n
e m p lo y ­
le s s
P a id
•
g ra m
b e c o m e n o n - c o n t r i b u t o r y fo f
•
year
on
p a rtm e n t
65.
r ig h ts o n e lig ib le
w r it in g a n d file d
•
in te re s t
b e n e fit
equal
a ve ra g e
of
s a l­
re q u ire
0
w aver
C iv
C o m m is s io n .
S ta te
v is io n
a ll
lis ts ^
w it h th e
f o r p o litic a l su b d i­
a id
e m p lo y e e s
fo r
s a la ry
P^‘
•
o f e m p lo y ­
o f a tte n d a n c e
fo r
•
p r o v id e
g r ie v a n c e
rig h t o f h e a r ­
s ta tu s
in
fo r
e m p lo y e e s .
th e
h e a lth
in ­
p M g ram .
h e a lth
^0
PR
p ro ­
h o lid a y
on
01
h is
P e r m it o u ts id e w o r k fo i
p o lic e .
•
A llo w
Tax
except
D e p a rtm e n t^
th o s e
in
v is io n o f t h e L o t t e r y to
in
tlie
S ta te L o tte ry
•
tim e
•
in s u ra n c e
th e
b ir th d a y .
p lo y e e s
c la s s
under
P r o v id e S t a t e e m p lo y e e s
a d d itio n a l
•
of
M a k e ite m s n o w fille d b y s a
a tte n d a n ts
p e rm a n e n t.
s e r v ic e .
a p p e a l.
S ta te
com pen­
P r o v id e t h a t C iv il S e rv ic e D e­
S e rv ic e
•
re tro a c tiv e
w o rk.
changes
re tire e s .
w o rkm en s
d is a b ility
P r o v id e n o tific a tio n a n d h e a r ­
in g
of
M a n d a te
d iv is io n s .
c o m p e n s a tio n
o f e le c tio n
s u ran ce
•
u n i­
p e rc e n t.
re m o v a l
C o m p e titiv e
b o a rd
•
fin a l
p r o v is io n s
and
in g a n d
d e p e n d e n ts
poses.
E s ta b lis h m e n t
e m p lo y e e s .
O v e r tim e p a y f o r h o lid a y s fo r
fo u r
d e a th
of
each
o v e rtim e
•
age
b e n e fit
re q u irin g
b o a rd
fo r
to m e m b e rs a m o u n t
th a n
P r o h ib it
•
p la n
th a t re g u la r
up
ees fro m
ru le s
of
1, 1 9 6 0 .
l/3 0 th
fo r
p ro g ra m
o r d in a r y
S u rv iv o rs
A p r il
u n ­
e m p lo y e e s .
a g e r to
P r o v id e
no
d u ty .
s a t i o n i n s u r a n c e f o r p o l i t i c a l sub­
c o rre c tio n
re tire m e n t
to
ic e
b e n e fit
Law .
Reopen
•
and
re tire m e n t
v e s te d
fo rm e d
to
3 5 -y e a r
B re n tw o d
p o rta tio n
Lake.
h e a lth
nam e
M r.
tro o p e r p a y In th re e
le g is la tio n ).
P r o lv d e
B e n d e t,
c h a rg e
s u r v iv e d
A L B A N Y — D r.
and
In
fo r
s a la ry
th e
A L B A N Y
Tupper
H a r r is
to
(w o u ld
S o lo m o n
e la tio n in
Assn.
a ry
to
p rcf
C . R ic e , C S E A
B R E N T W O O D
—
T h e
C iv U
S e r v ic e E m p lo y e e s A s s n . d e fe a t« (j
of
o v e r­
s o c ia l
John
Speaker
rith t,
Brentwood School
Unif Defeats BSA
For Representation
p a y r o ll u n it.
M r.
•
R educe
is
m e m b ers
s ta ff o f
H o s p ita l,
It
y ea rs
th fe
B ank.
S unm ount
•
T im e -a n d -o n e -h a lf
M a x im u m
ta k e n
R od
J o in e d t h e
is tr a tio n
e e s o n t h e s a m e b a s is a s f o r S t a t e
•
H e
w a s a c tiv e In
C lu b
e m p lo y e d
Lake
re tire e s .
tlm e m e n t fo r
•
s u ffe r­
w o rk.
Tu pp er
ra te s c re d ite d
a n n u a l s te p s fo r S t a t e
fo r
a fte r
at
re s id e n t o f
th e
C o rp s .
w as
•
s te p s .
e rs
w eek
a tta c k
lo c a l L io n s
A ir
w e lfa re
s u b d iv is io n s .
• M a x im u m
•
of
W o r ld W a x I I , s e rv e d in th e A rm y
tim e .
•
th is
c h a p te r
C lu b , a n d
R e tire m e n t
of
p la n
A s s n ., a n d
tio n
G u n
th e
nu m b­
a d d itio n a l
C o s t-o M lv ln g
e ra l
one
o f
and
e m p lo y e e s .
a
h e a lth
p o litic a l
w ith
a re :
E s ta b lis h m e n t
fu n d
W e n z l,
and
c o m m itte e
They
A s s e m b ly
C.
le g is la ­
In tro d u c tio n
as th e y a re p ro d u c ed
lim it
in
fo r F ra n k
School
lo n g tim e
M e d ic a l
a ls o w ill b e c a r r ie d I n T h e L e a d e r
•
re c e n tly
L a k e , M r . B e llo w s w a s a p a s t p r e s ­
e arn ­
S e n a to r J o h n
c o m e a v a ila b le .
T h e b a la n c e o f
•
j ^
F u n e ra l s e r­
56.
A
Assem ­
e m p lo y e e s
Leader
b ill n u m b e rs
•
—
h e ld
h e a rt
m ent
The
•
B e l l o w
c o m m u n ity
d ie d
a
in g
but
s io n s
.
S e n a to r M a rc y ,
to $ 1 2 ,5 0 0 to w o r k
b u to ry
R
L A K E
S ta te
A lb a n y
•
w as
w ith
C o m m itte e .
R . B e llo w s , p r e s id e n t o f th e S u n -
Hughes.
S o m e o f th e a b o v e le g is la tio n
h a s n o t b e e n n u m b e re d as y e t,
•
p ic tu re
S a la r y
h ere
T h e o d o re
E m p lo y e e s
w if e , h is s t e p m o t h e r a n d t w o b r o ­
to
ness R a c e tra c k s —
e rs ,
D r.
D o n a ld M itc h e ll.
A llo w
tio n
k
w ere
m ount
A s s e m b ly ­
d e d u c tio n s
life
d u e s f o r re tire e s —
S2632
n
id e n t
fa llin g
A s s e m b ly m a n
A183
r a
w as
S e n a to r B lo o m , S 2 1 4 2
w eekends
G riffin ,
a re
t h e C iv il S e r v ic e E m p lo y e e s A s s n .,
M eans.
Codes.
H o lid a y s
Seen
c e n te r,
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