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America’s Largest W e e t ^ fo r Public Employees
Vol. XXX, No. 30
See Page 11
Tuesday, Ap'ril 22, 1969
L a te s t S ta te O f f e r :
25-YEAR PENSION, S500 RAISE
PLUS HIGHER M I N I M U M WAGE;
DELEGATES MEET WEDNESDAY
N e g o tia to rs S e e k in g
N e w , H ig h e r O f f e r
A s T a lk s C o n tin u e
ALBANY— N egotiators for th e Civil Service E m ­
ployees Assn. were m e etin g at Leader press tim e
with S tate rep resen ta tiv es to work ou t a salary
and benefit p ackage for S ta te em ployees.
for W ednesday, April 23, in A lbany a t w h ich th e
S ta te ’s la te st offer w ill be a ccep ted or rejected .
CSEA n e go tia tors w ere h o p e fu l th a t M onday’s
talk s would produce m ore m on ey for salaries and
p en sion im provem ents.
T h e S ta te ’s offer on Friday, w h ich w as rejected
by CSEA n egotiators, inclu d ed a $500 m in im u m
a cro ss-th e-b o a rd pay raise or five percent, w h ich
ever is greater, retro active to April 1, 1969.
Also,
As la te as Friday n ig h t, both sides w ere u n ab le
rea ch an a greem en t and a n ew session w as
tentatively se t for M onday m orning.
• A $5,200 m in im u m salary for th ose e m ­
ployees w orking for th e S ta te before April 1,
1969, in Suffolk, N assau, th e five co u n ties of
New York City, W estch ester and R ockland.
A special m e e tin g of d elegates h a s been called
• A $4,900 m in im u m for all S ta te em ployees
in th e rem a in in g 53 cou n ties.
• E xtra n ig h t s h ift pay o f $300.
• L ocation pay o f $100 in th e above n in e
co u n ties.
• T h e b ala n ce o f th e $600^raise n eg o tia te d
la st year for those em p loyees w ho entered
S ta te service after April 1, 1968, All o f th e
in crea ses are retroactive to April 1, 1969.
On retirem en t, th e S ta te offered a 25-year,
(1/50) h a lf-p a y p la n w ith a 1/60 credit for a il
years of service a fter 25 years, retroactive to d a te
of e m p lo y m en t. T w en ty -fiv e years o f serv ice m u st
be co m p leted to g u aran tee th e 1/50 rate o f cred it,
o therw ise th e 1/60 rate would apply. T h e S ta te
• (C on tin u ed on Page 16)
CSEA Formulating Demands
P a y D if f e r e n t ia ls , C a r e e r L a d d e r
For Thruway Negotiations
D is it t s s e d W it h M e n t a l H y g ie n e
(S p ecia l To T h e Leader)
ALBANY — R ep resen tatives o f th e Civil Service Em ­
ployees A ssn. w ho w ill speak for m a in te n a n c e , toll and
ALBANY — T h e Special M ental H y g ien e C om m ittee o f th e Civil Service E m ployees
clerical em ployees of th e New York S ta te T hruw ay in n e g o ­
tiations w ith th e T hruw ay A uthority m e t here la st week Assn. m e t w ith D ep a rtm en t C om m issioner A la n D. M iller and m em bers of h is sta ff la st
w eek to air th e gripes o f CSEA’s^ th o u san d s of M ental H ygiene em ployees.
to formulate demands to be pre­
sented on behalf of th e over 2,000
“A lth o u g h m a n y im p ortan t item s w ere brou gh t up by th e CSEA,” c om m en ted a ssis­
D e p a r t m e n t O f f ic ia ls B y C S E A
employees who ai-e m em bers of
(Continued on F ace 16)
Levitt, Lentol
Cited By CSEA
ta n t program m ing specialist Mrs.
Com missioner M iller told the com ­ w ith tlie d ifferentials in principle
M ary Blair, “ the d ep a rtm e n t told
(Contniued on Pagre 16)
m ittee th a t his d ep a rtm e n t agreed
us th a t very little could be done
this year because of th e S ta te ’s
ALBANY—T h e
efforts of ‘austerity budget’.”
One of CSEA’s d em ands was a
State
C om ptroller A r t h u r
L evitt, an d S ta te S en ator Ed­ 10 percent sh ift d ifferen tial for
all M en tal H ygiene employees.
w ard L en tol w ere cited
R e p e a t T h is !,
l^New York City Races
Lure Of Higher
Office Attracts
ManyLegislators
con ta gio n of rebellion
A has spread from th e u n i^^rslty cam pus to th e Capitol
" “ 1 Legislature in Albany,
undulating fevers of anger,
86. resentment, bitterness and
‘itration are measurable by the
<Coutinued on P a te 2)
la st
week by Dr. Theodore Wenzl,
president of th e Civil Service E m ­
ployees Assn., in le tte rs to the two
State officials th a n k in g th em for
assistance in reducing, from five
to th ree years, the basis for re ­
tire m en t benefits.
I n the letters. Dr. W enzl said:
“O ur A ssociation wishes to ex­
press its appreciation to you for
th e new law ju st enacted which
provides for new base for final
average salary und er tiie S tate
R e tirem en t System . U nder the
new law, final average salary will
now be based on any th re e con­
secutive, in stead of tlie previous
five consecutive years.
“T h is is a n im provem ent which
iU m em bers of CSEA appreciate
a n d th a n k you for.**
In St« Lawrence County
CSEA Wins Figiit
Against Closing Of
Hospital Alcohol Unit
OGDENSBURG — T he St,
L aw rence S ta te H ospital c h a p ­
ter, Civil Service E m ployees
Assn. h a s w on i t s figh t to re­
ta in the h o sp ital’s alcohol unit,
Pen-y B. D uryea Jr., Assembly
Speaker, h as infonn ed St. Law ­
rence county Assemblyman, E d ­
w ard J. K eenan,
CSEA, joined by M ayor Jo h n
Byrnes of this city, K eenan, an d
(C o n tin u e d
on
Pace
16)
Governor Signs Into Law
4 CSEA Supported Bills
ALBANY— Several bills supported and endorsed by th e
Civil Service E m ployees Assn, were recen tly sign ed in to law
by G overnor R ockefeller.
S en a te bill S3074, introduced by Sen. John F ly n n , ex ten d s
to widows and dependents of de­
ceased employees of public a u th ­
orities w ith 10 years of service,
the privilege of continuing cov­
erage und er th e S tate H ealth
P lan upon p aym en t of full p re­
mium. T his opportunity was given
to widows an d dependents of de­
ceased S ta te and political subdi­
vision employees in 1968.
A nother bill sponsored by Sen.
F lynn, S 1017, am ends th e civil
service law in relation to waiver
of citizenship requiiem ents by
m unicipal civil service com m is­
sions. F orm er provisions allowed
citizenship requirem ents for a p ­
plicants for com petitive ex a m in a­
tions to be waived upon approval
of the S tate Civil Service Com m is­
sion if there was an acute sh o rt(Conlinued on Page 16)
Rowell Recovered
And Back To W ork
RO C H ESTER — Claude Rowell,
fo u rth vice-president of the Civil
Service ESmployees Assn, h as re ­
covered from a recen t illness and
has retu rn ed to work on a p a r ttime basis.
DON'T REPEAT THIS!
L egislature would be decim ated. Brooklyn In stitu te of Design a n d
T h a t is not a likely prospect, since C onstiuotion. A p ere n n ial c a n d i­
some are on a collision course d ate for public office, he h a s m ade
in aspiring for the sam e office.
the plig h t of th e taxpaying sm all
hom eow ner his m ajor cauae.
May*raltjr Contenders
A victory by Lindsay in th e
Shooting for the top, as con­ R epublican p iim ary m ay elim inate
tenders for the R epublican m ay o r­ B a ttista
from
th e
November
alty n om ination ag a in st Jo h n V.
sw eepstakes unless he chooses to
Lindsay, are a S en ato r an d an
m ake a n independent race on h is
Assemblyman. T he 47-year-old T axpayers P arty emblem.
S ta te n Islander, S e n a to r Jo h n
U nder an y circum stances, M a r­
M archl, a lawyer an d a S e n ato r
ch!
will be on th e ballot in Nov­
since 1956, is chaii-man of th e
powerful S enate C om m ittee on em ber as m ayoralty can d id ate of
New York City and a u th o r of the the Conservative P arty .
In Covncil President Race
present school decentralization
bill.
Two Assemblymen are c a n d i­
In the opposite co m er Is As­ dates for City Courtcil president.
sem blym an Vito P. B a ttista , a Assem blyman Joseph J. K unzenative of Italy, serving h is first m an, a Q ueens attorney is S en ato r
te im In Albany. B a ttista Is an M arch i’s ru n n in g m a te in th e
arc h ite ct and foim der of th e R epublican prim ary an d on the
Conservative P a rty ticket. Assem­
blym an Charles B. R angel, an
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A rtln ir L e v iti ag a in st
R o b ert P. W ag n er’s slate.
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publican Jeg islitor h as been J
n o m in ated since 1§58 when
seniblynian Malcolm Wilson
elected L ie u ten a n t Gonrernor.
T his, th e n is th€. y ear th a t the
legislators have chosen to break
th ro n g h th e confining tradition
w hich h as troubled them for
m any years. T h is is a year, too
w hen i t pays for legislators
risk a rim for higher office.
T h e stak es ag a in st them
n o t too h igh If defeated. They rem a in m em bers of th e Legislature
w ith m ore tim e to feed their griet.
an ces an d frustration*.
M ichelle Castlglione, 12, daugh­
te r of F red Castiglione, vlce-pre«l.
d ent of T erm in al Employees Local
832, passed away suddenly Sun­
day, April 13. Miss Castiglione
h a d been ill for a sh o rt time.
H er b ro th er F red G. Castiglione,
10, died two weeks ago and was
buried la st T uesday. Funeral
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N ot a single D em ocratic legisla­ a4 H oly' R osary C hurch, South
tor h as been nom inated o r elected Beach, S ta te n Island.
to S ta te or City-wide office since
Mr. Castiglione lives with his
S en ato r L azarus Joseph was elect­ wife. Gilda, a t 491 M<iCIean Ave,
ed City Com ptroller in 1945, a l­ S ta te n Island.
though Q ueens D istrict A ttorney
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lym en are s e e in g borough presi­
dencies. w ith Q ueens th e ta rg e t
of three of them . S en ato r Seym our
T haler, th e S enate’s h e a lth cinisader and ex pert is vying for th e
D em ocratic no m ination for Queens
Borough P re sid e n t ag a in st his
colleague S en ato r J o h n J . S a n tuccl,
a
firs t-y e a r legislator,
backed by four y ea r’s experience
as a m em ber of th e City Council.
T hey will also be faced by As­
sem blym an L eonard P. Stavlsky,
a form er governm ent profesaor a t
Long Islan d U niversity and th e
L egislature’s leading advocate of
gun control legislation.
E ntered in the race ag ain st Abe
S tark for B orough Pi-esldent of
Brooklyn Is Assem blyman L eon ard
M. Simon, a second-tenn legislator
who represents Coney Islan d.
T h e fever of am bition h a s blown
off th e lid on th e trad itio n th a t
h as generally lim ited th e political
horizons to th e lower judiciary.
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SERVICE & S AYINGS
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LOTION
Health Statements No Longer
tequired For Late Enrollees
n State Health Insurance
S ta te S e ttin g C o m p e titiv e
P ro m o tio n Tests F o r June
Up, up and aw ay In term s o f respon sibility an d salary
— t h a t ’s th e credo for su ccessfu l c a n d id a te s on N ew York
S t a t e ’s com p etitive prom otion e x a m s sch ed u led to be held
J u n e 7. T he closin g date for a p p lica tion a c c e p ta n c e is April
The elim in a tio n o f th e S ta te m e n t o f H ea lth form s under la te en ro llm en t proced- 28.
res for h e a lth insu rance coverage h a s b een an n ou n ced for all S ta te a g en cies a n d particiInvolved
are
fifteen
In te r­ post s u b je tt to an o ral test.
F orm s to apply are on han d at
ating subdivisions by th e S ta te D e p a r tm e n t o f Civil Service.
d ep a rtm e n tal tests and 16 special
Under th e revised procedure, i t w ill n o longer be n ecessary to su b m it form P S -4 5 0 exam s for in te rn a l d epartm en tal th e various offices of th e New
prom otion. T he biggest num ber of York S ta te Civil Service D e p a rt­
late enrollees. All p ertin en t
ecllons of the procedures m a n - th is new procedure h as been de­
involving statem en ts of h ea lth signed to elim inate existing late
In the process of being re- enrollm ent com plexities, consid­
jsed, the departm en t noted, an d erably reduce ad m in istrative costs
rtll be forwarded to affected a n d save you a n d th e employee
valuable tim e. You will also note
,gea cles.
Ill the m eantim e, th e new pro- th a t th is new procedure Involves
a liberal extension of th e time
edure to be followed will be:
during w hich a n employee can
State Employees—^All Options
Since th e S tate Is paying enroll for d ependent coverage, th e
00 percent contribution for th e elim ination of th e S tatem e n t of
niployee's coverage, th e employee H ea lth form an d a liberalization
lay enroll in th e h ea lth in su r- of th e late enrollm ent procedure.
noe program at any tim e w ith
ffectlve dates as follows:
1. If a n employee applies
for Individual coverage on or
befot'e the d ate he is firs t
eligible for enrollm ent, or
within seven days th ereafter,
his coverage will become e f­
fective on th e date of his
first eligibility.
2. If an employee applies for
Individual
coverage
more
tl»n seven days a fte r his
date of first eligibility for
enrollment, his coverage will
become effective on th e first
day of the payroll period fol­
lowing tlie payroll period in
which he applies.
b. If an employee applies for
pendent coverage on behalf of
iglble dependents on or before
le date of his first eligibility for
ich coverage, or w ithin seven
ys thereafter, th e dependent
verage will become effective on
the date of the employee’s Invldual coverage, or the d ate of
employee’s firs t eligibility for
spendent coverage, whichever is
ter.
Since detailed procedures will
no t be available u n til th e m anual
Is completely rew ritten, we are
Hating below some exam ples and
guidelines w hich you should fol­
low:
1. E m p lo y e e e n r o llin g fo r in ­
d iv id u a l
and
dependent
cov­
e r a g e u n d e r a la te e n r o llm e n t:
pendent coverage to be effective --------------(D ate)
c. The blue copy of the en ­
rollm ent form , wtilch Is re ­
tain ed in th e personnel of­
fice, is th e n scheduled for
fu tu re en try of dependent
coverage on th e PS-401.- in
accordance w ith dates im der
new procedure.
d. C hange th e employee’s
deductions to th e individual
and d ependent r a te on the
earliest possible payroll ta k ­
ing any special paym ents r e ­
quired.
e. R eport th e change in de­
ductions on th e PS-401.1 for
th e payroll period in which
deductions w eie charged. T he
following notation should be
entered in th e rem arks col­
um n on th e PS-401.1, “L ate
enrollm ent, dependent cover­
age effective --------------(D ate)
Z. C h a n g i n g f r o m i n d i v i d u a l t o
posts p erta in to th e S ta te T ra n s­
p ortatio n D epartm en t, 7.
T he in terd ep a rtm en ta l listings
Include these titles: adm inistrative
services, G -18; senior real estate
planner, G -2 3 ; p rincipal real es­
ta te planner, G - 29; and eleven
senior lab tech nician categories
a t the G -12 level. O ne is nonspecialized. T h e rem ain der focus
on th e fields of bacteriology, bio­
chem istry,
biology,
biophysics,
chem istry, clinical pathology, cy­
tology, microbiology, physiology,
an d sa n ita ry bacteriology.
B anking seeks a G-31 supervis­
ing bank exam iner; C onservation
Is looking for an asst, land and
claim s a d ju ste r a t G-19 and an
assoc, m arin e services rep a t the
G-22 level.
T h e Executive D ep a rtm en t’s
quest is for a GS-27 asst, direc­
to r for local police trainin g, in the
Office of Local G overnm ent: also
a G -7 security officer, assigned
to OGS. H ea lth is out to find
fa m ily c o v e r a g e :
from w ithin G-29 regional public
a. Employee completes Form
health engineer, wnile L abor’s
PS-405.
Division of E m ploym ent h as v a ­
b. Personnel office th en de­
cancies for sr. security officer,
G-10, an d chief security officer,
term ines and enters effective
dat« of coverage on PS-405
G-13 level. T ax Sc F inance h a s a
job to fill as U p state regional tax
in accordance w ith new p ro ­
cedure.
supervisor, a G-33 position. T h is
c. W hite and green copies' la st post, as well as th e supervis­
ing bank exam iner and regional
of th e PS-405 are forw aided
public h e a lth engineer jobs will
to th e H ealth Insurance S ec­
require oral exam inations.
tion w ith th e PS-401.1 which
reports the firs t deduction a t
T h e prom otional openings In
th e new rate. Blue copy of
T ra n sp o rtatio n are asst, rig h t of
PS-405 Is reta in e d In p e r­
way agent, G -19; sr. rig h t of way
sonnel office file.
agent, G -23; assoc, agent, G -27;
W hile this change is a liberali­ principal agent, G -31; asst, soils
zation from existing procedures, it engineer, G -19; sr. soils engineer;
is strongly recom m ended th a t G -25; and director of tra n sp o rta ­
( C o n t i n u e d o n P a g e 14)
tion au d its Sc accounts, a G-29
a. Employee com pletes Form
PS-402. Personnel or/ice re­
cords effective d ate of in ­
dividual coverage In bottom
left h a n d com er of form an d
also records effective date de­
pendent coverage will become
effective in bottom rig h t h an d
com er. T hese d ates are in
accordance w ith new pixKsedure.
b. T h e w hite a n d green co­
pies of th e em ollm ent appli­
cation should be forwarded to
th e H ealth In su ran ce Section
w ith th e bi-weekly report,
PS-401.1 w hich reports th e
first deduction a t th e individ­
ual ra te . (In the case of
Statew ide coverage, when th e
zero deduction is reported on
th e 1040.) T h e following n o ­
ta tio n should be entered In
If an employee applies for
th e rem arks column of the
^pendent coverage on behalf of
tpendenta more th a n seven days, PS-401.1, "L ate enrollm ent de­
'It no later th a n six payroll
rlod^i after the date of h is first
UffiblUty for such coverage, th e
■'dividual and dependent covwill become effective on
^ first day of the payroll per^ coincident w ith or n ex t fol'vlng the d ate of such request.
If the employee applies for
lependent coverage on behalf of
eligible dependents m ore th a n
* payroll periods afte r th e date
his first eligibility for such
loverage, he will be granted decoverage as of th e first
of the seventh (7th) payroll
‘lod following th e payroll period
"'hlch the employee applies.
Tliose individuals who are
1
excluded as a resu lt of
„ 'l^ous rejections of S tatem ents
Health will be perm itted to
oil on a cu rren t basis w ith
to be effective on th e
^ (lay of the seventh payroll
following the payroll period
'''hich the employee applies.
■ Those S tatem ents of H ealth
►hich
are in process as of the
if'Mve date of this m em orandum
nil
completed in accordance
►ilh
procedures.
We *'51existing
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respective ca rtte^to
action on S ta te ­
n's
curren tly aw alt«lved
requests reNEW UNIT — — O f f i c e r s o f t h e n e w l y - f o r m e d
S ld
April 2, 1969
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In accordance u n i t o f t h e N a s s a u c h a p t e r , C i v i l S e r v i c e E m p l o y e e s
^ this new pix>cedure.
A s s n ., c o n s is t in g o f a ll c o u r t p e r s o n n e l, a r e , ^ a n d -
^
can readily ascertain,
iu g le f t to
r ifh t:
A n th o n y
G reco,
p r e s id e n t
of th e
m ent. T hese tests are open only
to p erm a n en t em ployees of th e
departm en t or prom otion u n it for
which th e exam ination is a n ­
nounced.
Metro Conference
To Hear Roulier At
April
Meeting
H e le n
enbaum ,
M u lle r ,
N assau
v ic e -p r e sid e n t;
ch a p ter
p r e sid e n t;
I r v in g
In e ra , c h a ir m a n . G r ie v a n c e C o m m itte e
S ea ted ,
E le a n o r
F la u m <
C h a r le s
o f th e
le f t to r ig h t: F r a n c e s R e d e r , s e c r e t a r y
K o ch , trea su rer.
dm *
T h e M etropolitan N ew York
C onference, Civil Service E m ­
ployees Assn., h a s scheduled
a m e e tin g for Saturd ay, April
26. T h e m eeting, w hich will be
sponsored by the Willowbrook
S ta te H o s p ita l ch a p te r, will be
held a t the school site on S ta te n
Island.
Conference president R andolph
V. Jacobs said th a t in addition to
the regular agenda, th e m em bers
will be Inform ed regarding th e
sta tu s of salary negotiations. Jo ­
seph Roulier, CSEA director of
public relations, will aicuss th e
various facets of publicity.
T h e m eeting will also discuss
final plans for th e an n u a l worh.shop to be held in conjunction
w ith th e Long Islan d and S o u th ­
ern Confernces. T h e workshop will
take place a t the H otel G ra n it,
Lake K erhonkson. May 25 throu gh
May 27.
Council 50 Walkolf
At Mental Hospitals
Drained State $750M
ALBANY—T h e Council 50 strike
a g a in st four S ta te m en tal hos­
pitals la st N ovem ber resulted in
"identifiable costs of $756,472,” th e
S tate M ental Hygiene Deparcm<ent
h as announced.
As disclosed by T h e L eader la st
week, there was an ex tra $16,000
cost to th e tax p ay ers in personal
property dam age.
T h e d ep a rtm e n t said th a t th e
m ajor p a r t of th e cost from the
AFL-CIO strik e consisted of over­
tim e paym ents to employees.
“T his am ounted to $894,261,
w hich was reduced to $600,308 by
w ithholding $298,953 in salaries
for tim e lost by the 2.800 em ploy­
ees involved in th e strikes a t
Bronx. Buffalo, Creedm ore and
M a n h a tta n S ta te H ospitals.” the
d ep a rtm e n t said.
SCHENECTADY — T h e C ounty
H ighw ay U nit of th e S chenectady
County ch a p te r, the Civil Service
Employees Assn., h as elected its
first slate of officers.
T iie new presid ent is Law rence
Serrell; vice president. F ra n k T o mecko; secretary, G eorge Pidgeon;
an d treasurer, C harles D iD onato,
R epresentatives elected were Alex
Heise, George Heise, P aul K o n azewski and George Gross.
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H . I. P . - M e d i c a r e , e v e n i f
t h e y w e r e n e v e r in
H .f.R
b e fo re .
U n d e r th is n a tio n a lly - p r a is e d p r o g r a m , H .I .P . b e n e f its r o u n d
o u t M e d ic a re P a r t B b e n e fits . T h is m e a n s t h a t e ld e rly N e w li^ r k e r s
c a n e n jo y a g r e a t e r d e g r e e o f p r o te c tio n t h a n c a n b e f o u n d an y -:
w h e re e lse in th e c o u n try .
T h e p r e m iu m p e r in d iv id u a l c o m e s to le s s th a n th e $ 5 0 a n n u a l
d e d u c tib le th e y n o w h a v e to p a y u n d e r M e d ic a re P a r t B !
H e r e 's w h a t H .I .P .- M e d ic a r e d o e s f o r p e o p le e n r o ll e d in P a i i ;
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•
No 20 per cent sharing of doctor bills
•
S T A T E
STATE— 1350 Ave. of the Ani«i
icas,
a t 55th St., t^lephon
488-6606;
Governor
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r h e S ta te Cam pus, Albany: SuH
^50, Genesee Building 1 We
G enesee St.; State Oflfice Bulldlni
Syracuse; and 500 Midtown Towel
R ochester, (W ednesday only).
A fter 5 p.m. telephone,
765-3811, riv e th e job title
w hich you are interested, P'‘
your nam e an d address.
C andidates m ay obtain
tions for S ta te jobs from
offices of th e New York St»l
Bmplo 3m ient Service.
No need to submit Medicare claim forms, except for emergencies and
certain in-hospital services.
O n ly
q u ire d
a
b rie f
h e a lth
s ta te m e n t,
f o r a c c e p ta n c e in to
s u b je c t to
H .I .P .^ s l a r g e
a p p ro v a l, is r e ­
fa m ily
o f M e d ic a re
m e m b ers.
W e w ill s e n d
in fo rm a tio n
C IT Y
NEW *O IlK CITY—The Appj
c atio lu Section of the New Voi
City D ep a rtm en t of Personnel
located a t 49 T hom as St., n
York, N Y . 10013. I t Is ’ thri
blocks n o rth of City Hall,
block west of Broadway.
A pplications: Piling Period,
A pplications Issued and receiv
Monday th ro u g h Friday from
»JD. to 5 p.m^ except Thursda
(I'om 8:30 a*m. to 5:30 p.m., a
Saturday from 9 a.m, to 12 nooj
A pplication blanks are obtain
able free eith er by th e appUcaa
In person or by his representatlT
a t th e A pplication Section of th
D ep a rtm en t of Personnel at
T hom as S treet, New York, n,
10013. T elephone 566-8720.
M aned requests for appllcatl
blanks m u st include a stamp«
self-addressed business-slze ea
?elope and m u st be received b:
the Personnel D ep artm en t at lei
five days before th e closing da
for th e filing of appllcationa.
Com pleted application form
which are flle<3 by mail tniut
sent to th e P ersonnel Departme
and m u st be postm arked no lat
th a n th e la st day of filing or
sta te d otherw ise In th e exAm
Inatlon announcem ent.
Tlie A pplications Section
the Personnel D epartm ent is n
th e C ham bers S tre et stop of
m ain subway lines th a t go throuyl
th e area. T hese are the IRT It
Avenue Llhe an d the IND ill
Avenue Line. T he IR T Lexlngto
Avenue Lino stop to use Is tt
Brooklyn Bridge stop and the BM
QT and RR local’s stop is City Bt
Both imea have exits to Du
S treet, a sh o rt walk from th«
sormel D epartm ent.
Oi
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T h e foUowmc direcUona
w here to «ppi 7 for public
ftnd how to reach destination,
New York City on the tra,
■ystem .
w ith o u t o b lig a tio n
to
in te re s te d
frie n d s o r re la tiv e s . L is t th e ir n a m e s a n d a d d re s s e s a n d m a il th e
c o u p o n b e lo w to H .I .P .- M e d ic a r e , 6 2 5 M a d is o n A v e n u e , N e w l ^ r k ,
N e w Y o rk 1 0 0 2 2 .
F E D E R A L
Please send H.I.P.-Medicare information to the
following:
NAME.
ADDRESS.
COUNTY-
.Z IP .
N A M E ..
A D D R E SS.
B E A L T H IN SU R A N C E P L A N O P G R E A T E R N E W Y O R K
« A 5 M A D I S O N A V £ N U £ , N £ W Y O S K , N .Y . 1 0 0 2 3
COUNTY.
.ZIP.
Ofp».L2
FEDERAL — Second UJB
Service R egion Office, Feden
Bldg., F ederal Plaza a t Duane
a n d Broadw ay, New York, ^
10007. T ake th e IR T Lexlng‘|
Ave. Line to City Hall an d waj
two blocks n o rth , or take
o th e r tra in to C h a m b e r s St.
Broadw ay S tations.
H ours a re 8;SO a.m . to 6 P'
Monday through Friday. Alao^^
S aturdays 9 a.m . to 1 P
phone 573-6101,
Appllcationt/ *re also
able a t m ain post o ffic e ®* 1
the Nerw York. N.Y., Post
Boards of exam iners *t the P
tlcu lar Installations
tests also m ay be appW®**
fu rth e r inform ation and *P
Uon forms. No retu rn
ar« required w ith mailed
roc
fona«>
NYC Stenographers
Apply Thru June 30
SiaiS}ieiip
T h e r e a r e n o f o r m a l e d u c a t i o n a l o r e x p e r ie n c e r e q u i r e ­
m e n t s f o r jo b s a s S te n o g r a p h e r s w i t h t h e C ity o f N ew Y o rk ,
a n d i n t e r e s t e d p e r s o n s c a n tak-e t h e r e q u i r e d e x a m i n a t i o n s
t h r o u g h J u n e 30 a t t h e R e c r u i t m e n t D iv is io n o f t h e D e p a r t ­
m en t of Personnel, 220 Chui'ch
St., M onday th ro u g h F riday from filing.
T he practical exam ination con­
9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
F o r positions w ith th e New sists of taking dictation a t the
York City D ep artm en t of Social ra te of 80 words per m inute for
Services, report to th e second three m inutes. A score of 75 p er­
floor, 250 C hurch S t., during the cent is required to pass. In ad d i­
same hours. A pplicants in the tion thei-e will be a qualifying
stenographer license program will typing test, adm inistered a t 35
be tested a t th e ir school an d will words per m inute for five m in ­
be given special in stru ctio n s for utes w ith less th a n five percent
FROM
erro rs rp/inlred for a pasi?lnpr grade.
T liere are prom otional oppor­
tunities to th e title of senior ste n ­
ographer, and benefits of New
Y ork City employees Include a n ­
nual leave, leave w ith pay for
vacations, m em bership In th e so­
cial security system, th e pension
system, a healUi in.surance plan
and the blood ci’edit program .
CORRECTION
In the April 15 issue of T he
Leader, un'der the sto ry on su m ­
m er jobs for teenagers, the phone
num ber for the T rem on t P lannin g
C om m ittee in the Bronx should
have been 933-2055.
Broadcast Traffic Asst.
A single cand idate took th e q ual­
ifying typing test for broadcast
traffic assistan t recently.
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train in g series.
I t e p e r e o p y . S u b s c r i p t i o n P r i c e $ 3 .0 0 t o m e m b e i s « f i l i e C iv il
9 :0 0 p.m. (color)—New Y ork R e ­
U
S e r v i c e E m p l o y e e s A s s o c ia t io n . $ 5 .0 0 t o n o n - m e m b e r s .
p o rt—Lester S m ith hosts in te r ­
views between C ity officials an d
td
T U E S D A Y , A P R I L 22, 1969
visiting newsmen. Presented in
u
if)
coopei*ation w ith W OR-TV.
Tuesday, April 29
4 :0 0 p.m.—Arovmd th e Clock—
New Y ork Police Academy tra in ­
ing series.
C E R T A IN m e m b e rs o f th e O n o n d a g a C o u n ty L e g is la tu re
W ednesday, April 30
a p p e a r t o b e d e t e r m i n e d t o d e s t r o y a n y s e m b l a n c e o f 3 :0 0 p.m.—^Return to N ursing—
g o o d l a b o r r e l a t i o n s w i t h t h e C o u n t y ’s 2 , 4 0 0 e m p l o y e e s b y
“T h e Nursing Care P lan .” R e­
r e f u s in g to a p p ro v e b e n e f its g a in e d in h o n e s t n e g o tia tio n s
fresh er course for nurses, les­
b e tw e e n
th e C iv il S e r v ic e E m p lo y e e s A s s o c ia tio n a n d
th e
son 5.
p.m.—Around the Clock—
c o u n ty
a d m in is tra tio n . E v e n w o rse, so m e o f th e se
s a m e 4 :00
“Courtioom C onduct a n d P ro ­
c o u n ty le g is la to rs h a v e p ro p o s e d v e to in g a n y s a la ry in c re a s e s
cedures.” New York City Police
In 1970 w ith o u t a n y f a c t- f in d in g o n th e n e e d s fo r s u c h ra is e s .
Academy series fo r In-service
T h e y j u s t d o n ’t w a n t t o g i v e t h e m .
training.
T h i s ty p e o f a c t i o n is n o t o n ly e x p r e s s io n o f b a d f a i t h
7 :3 0 p.m.—O n th e Job—“In tro ­
b u t a lso a g e s tu r e o f c o n te m p t a n d c a n n o t b e to le r a te d . W e
duction to th e S u per-P um per.”
h o p e t h a t w is e r h e a d s in th e C o u n ty L e g is la tu r e w ill fo rc e
New Y ork City F ire D epartm ent
t h e i r m o re b a c k w a r d c o lle a g u e s to c o m e to t h e ir s e n s e s a n d
train in g series.
T hursday, May 1
b e h a v e re s p o n s ib ly to th e lo y a l w o rk e rs o f O n o n d a g a C o u n ty
4
:0
0
p.m.—^Around
th e Clock—
w h o h a v e a r ig h t to a d e c e n t liv in g w a g e . F a ilu r e to d o so
“Courtroom C onduct and P ro ­
Is g o in g to c o s t a g o o d d e a l m o r e in th e lo n g r u n .
cedures.” New Y ork Police Aca­
dem y series for in-service tr a in ­
***********************************
ing.
7 :3 0
p.m.—O n th e
Job—New
Y ork City F ire D ep artm en t
ti-aining series.
Friday, May 2
10:00
p.m.
(color-live)—S ta ff
M eeting O n T he Air—O fficials
in New Y ork City’s D ep artm en t
of
Social
Services
answ er
I
l y LEO J . MARGOLIN
pho ned-ln inquiries from the
offlcce in th e field.
3:00 p.m.—R e tu rn to N ursing—
Mr. Marfolin Is Professor of Business Administration mt “M edications.” R efresher com se
the Borough of M anhattan Community Collefe and Adjunct
for nurses, lesscm 6.
Professor of Pubiie Administration in New York UniTersltj'i 4:00 p.m.—A round the Clock—
'^Oourtroom C ondu ct' an d P ro ­
Graduate School of Public Administration.
cedures.” New Y ork Police A ca­
dem y series tcx In-service train*
Ing.
8:00 p.m.—C om m unity R eport—
C IV IL S E R V IC E lif e is fu ll o f s u r p r is e s , t h e m o s t r e c e n t
“D istrict 21—E lem entary K ey­
a n d m o s t e x c itin g b e in g t h a t y o u , o u r re a d e rs , h a v e b e e n
board P rogram a n d Speech in
th e Language A rts.” P rogram
r a i s e d t o f u l l m e m b e r s h i p i n A m e r i c a ’s p o w e r s t r u c t u r e .
on th e school districts of New
A S C A R E E R g o v e r n m e n t o ffic ia ls , y o u r e le v a tio n to th e
Y ork City highlight^ D istrict 21
top of the power h eap also boost­
(Coney Islan d ). G uests: Dolores
ed your social sta tu s substantially h igh rank ing m ilitary officers;
C hltraro, acslstan t su p e rin ten d ­
.^ a n d your public relations, too. certain elected politicians, p a r ti­
e n t; and P eter G ianesinl, c h a ir­
YOUR FEIX O W passengers on cularly the few w ith “m ach ine”
m an of th e local school board.
th e power sU ucture elevator are backgrounds; labor leaders (re ­
H ost: Jerom e Kovalclk.
college an d unlvei-sity professors ce n t a d d itio n s); and a new gi'oup
" th e
m ilitary-in dustrial
S aturday, May 3
and “certain journalists, notably called
7 :0 0
p.m.
(color)—C om m unity
TV com m entators, TV news edi­ complex.”
Action—“New Y ork i City D e­
tors, m agazine editors and newsHOW THEN did “cai-eer gov­
p a rtm e n t ^ of Social Services
pap>er colum nists.”
ern m en t officials on all levels of
P lans for Delivery of Social
AUTHORITY FO R identifying governm ent” rea ch th e power
Services.” C om m unity Council
stru
ctu
re
pinnacle?
This
is
Mr.
you as im p o rta n t additions to the
of G re ater New Y ork series.
n a tio n ’s power stru ctu re is P eter Clark’s explanation;
p.m.—O n th e Job—New
B. Clark, president an d publisher
TH E BASIS for th e new power 7 :3 0
York C ity F ire D ep artm en t
of “The D etroit News."
IS Inform ation, not money or force.
train in g series.
“AS GOVERNMENTS expand
HE DISCUSSED you and your
fellow power elite in detail in a in size, in budgets, an d in te ch ­ ern m en t anym ore. I n a sense,
speech reported a t length in “E di­ nical and admlnisti-ative com ­ only they know whex-e th e sw itches
to r & Publisher,” the weekly pub­ plexity, more an d moi-e detailed are. They oonti*ol th e flow of in ­
lication which U> to th e news­ decisions are delegated to career form ation inside governm ent.
paper Industiy w hat T he Leader experts w ith specialized training.
“AND THEY know th e special
Is to civil service
“BUREAUCRATS
in
M ax bureaucratic skill of delaying or
MR. CLARK identified th e old W eber’s
(G erm an
sociologist) vetoing decisions th a t other peo­
power stru ctu re—w hich continues Ideal-typical sense, possess near- ple w ant—in order to bargain for
more or less powerful—as busi­ monopolles of indispensable In- decisions they themselves w ant.
ness tycoons: celebrities from en ­ fonnation. Nobody except th e b u r­
“POW ER b a s e d
upon in ter tainm ent, sports an d politics; eaucrats luiows how to ru n gov(Coutinued on P age 15)
s
B a d F a ith In O n o n d a g a
I
I
Your Public
Relations IQ
America’s Power Structure
By WILLIAM GOFFEN
(M r.
G o fT ev ,
C o lle g e
of
■
m em ber
th e
C ity
ef
ot
th e
N ew
N ew
Y ork,
a r tic le s a n d c o -a u th o r e d “ N e w
Y ork
Is
th e
B ar.
tea ch es
a u th o r
of
la w
m an/
at
th«
booka
aad
Y o r k C r i m i n a l L a w . ’*)
Military Service
D O ES
m eans
in a l
A
or
STA TU TE
w h at
th e
ju ris d ic tio n
m e a n in g
m ean
w ill
e x p ressed
its
in te n t d iffe re n tly
C o u rt
th e
h as
AN
by
of
C ity
V.
Jacob
B o ard
of
page
N ew
1 5 .)
A rtic le
la r
th e
g iv e
a
A
(N ew
Jones
by th e
B o ard
re fu s in g
y ears
of
in
th e
K o rean
a n d
s e rv ic e
of
a
fo u r
in
th e
P o lic e
In s te a d
d u ty ,
fo r
a t
re tu rn in g
tw e n ty
an d
fo u r
and
d u ty
to
d u rin g
c iv ilia n
upon
to
or
1952
re m a in
in
a c tiv e
y ears
lo n g e r,
th e re b y
e lig ib le
fo r
tw e n ty
d u ty
tim e
fro m
th e M ilita ry . H o w ev e r, d u rin g
p > e rlo d , e a c h
re g u la rly
to
m ilita ry
s e rv ic e
s ta te d
in
th e
p e titio n e r
c la im in g
as
a
th e
fo r
p > e titio n e r c o n t in u e d
P e n s io n
each
P o lic e
file d
F und. U pon
p e titio n e r
re tire m e n t
o ffic e r.
p e n sio n s ,
s e rv ic e , b o th
T hus,
one
fo r
fo r th e
P E T IT IO N E R S
tio n s
by
th e
N ew
Y o rk ,
s e rv ic e
sam e
n o t
th e
th e
243.
in te rru p te d
s ta tu te
h e
h is
s p e c ific a lly
as
p erfo rm an ce
of
h is
each
D e p a rtm e n t
sought
s u p p o rte d
a n d
one
in
L aw
243
to
o b ta in
fo r
p o lic e
have
;^ rv lc e
th a t
been
c iv ilia n
c o n te n ­
th e
S t a t e of
w h ile
th e
on
fo r
m ilita ry
th e
e m p lo y e e
in
th e
c o n tin u o u s ly
c iv il I
m ilita ry I
retire m en t
to h is
c o n trib u te d
to m e m b e rs h ip
h ad
th e ir
of
p re serv es
p riv lte g e s
w o u ld
c iv il
h e
re in ­
an d
M ilita j^
p ro v id e s
th o u g h
if
he
d u tie s .
Th^ I
s h a ll
have I
R etirem en t
engaged
d u tie s .
I
r e lie f s o u g h t In th e J o n e s p e titio n ,
M a rk o w itz
th a t
p ly
to
c iv il s e r v ic e
re s u m in g
th e ir
th e
s ta tu te
e m p lo y e e s
o f m ilita ry
d u tie s
c iv il
w ho
in
s e rv ic e
w as
in te n d e d
em b ark ed
re sp o n se
careers
to
upon
a
w ith
th e
n a tio n a l
th e
1
to ap* I
p er-1
need, I
e a rlie st
o p -1
p o rtu n lty .
I
T H IS
w h ic h
of
G LO SS
m akes
c iv il
co rd s
w ith
T H E
m in g
N ew
W U LFF
a
b e r,
1941, a n d
F or
th e
s titu te
a c h ie v e
a
h e r
U n ite d
in
M ilita ry
th e
p r e s e rv a tio n !
m ilita ry
th e
service
First
ac-j
D iv is io n ,
P e 'l
p e rio d
A p p e lla te
m ilita ry
m ilita ry
s e rv ic e ,
th e
s ta tu te
if
she
S cboo
in
by
it
I
O cw ^l
^1
its
- |
a
*|
w o u ld
c
w ere
d o u b le
I
in
rig h ts as
th a t
o I
S e p te m b e r!
w ith t h e
s e rv ic e
s ta tu te
h e ld
C ity
T each ers i
D ay
d u ty
a
p e n sio n
D iv is io n
in
in
d u ty
e a rn in g
th e
th e
R eserv e
N aval
“ p re p o s to ro u s ” re s u lt o f a
c irc u m s a n c e s.
of
of
S w im m in g
y ears,
th e
a T e a c h e r o f S w im -1
m em ber
fo r a c tiv e
of
by
a p p o in tm e n t
of
M rs. W u lff to
of
a
I
C o u r t o f A p p e a ls .
E d u c a tio n
S ta te s
a c tiv e
tw e n ty
to rtu rin g
th e
upon
re p o rte d
e n title d
by
of
becam e
T each er
th e
fo r
th e
B o ard
W u lff
c o n tin u e d
sam e
H o w ev er,
such
in
N avy
la n g u a g e
th e
S y s te m
e n lis te d
S ta te s
th e
to
A p p e lla te
c ase w as a p e titio n
re g u la r
She
1943. S h e
th e
d u rin g
w as a ffirm e d
to
M rs.
R e tire m e n t
as
of
of
re sp ec t
M a t t e r o f W u l f f v . T e a c h e r s ’ R e t i r e m e n t B oaro> I
a ss ig n e d
1940,
la n g u a g e
w ith
rig h ts
o p in io n
w h ic h
Y o rk .
th e
e x c e p tio n
p e n s io n
th e
o p in io n
upon
no
s e rv ic e
p a r tm e n t in
an
I
In th e I
IN D E N Y IN G th e
fo rm an ce
I
had I
tlc e
n o te d
I
f o r r e t i r e m e n t p u rp o se
s e rv ic e
S e c tio n
th e sa m e rig h ts p e rta in in g
S y s te m
w as
th e re a fte r,
P o lic e
p e titio n e r
fu lly
of
rig h ts
am o u n t
such
c o n trib u te
an d
d u t y . T h e e m p l o y e e m a y e l e c t fco c o n t r i b u t e
s y s te m
to
y e a r s o f s e rv ic e .
W ER E
S e c tio n
s e rv ic e
each
tb
th e
a
r e t i r e m e n t fro m
S h o rtly
fro m
m ilita ry
la n g u a g e
e m p l o y e e ’s
a p p ie d
D e p a rtm e n t.
h is y e a rs o f m ilita ry
p o lic e
tw o
P o lic e
lif e
c o m p le tio n
s u ffic ie n t
year
be
sim i­
y e a r s e rv ic e p e n s io n
tw e n ty
to
of
th re e
1948
chose
in
D e p a rtm e n t.
D e p a rtm e n t
each
1969,
F u n d , A rtic le
b a s is
serv ed
le a s t s e v e n te e n
9,
c o n so lid a te d
fo r m ilita ry
of
of
of the
d e te rm in a tio n s
th e
h ad
case
A p ril
an d
of
o n
ab sence
P o lic e
th e
P o lic e P e n s io n
a llo w a n c e
of
th e
m ilita ry
b in d s
F und
p e titio n e rs
re v ie w
p e titio n e r
c o n flic t.
s e rv ic e
a c c ru in g
by
D e p > a rtm e n t b e tw e e n
le a v e
w ith
re q u is ite
m ilita ry
EA CH
to o k
s ta tu ­
A p p e lla te
is p r e s e n te d
in
jo u rn a l,
c o m b in e d
sough t
s e rv ic e
P o lic e
th e
e sta b lis h e d
o p in io n
L aw
b ro u g h t
re tire m e n t
th e
th e re a fte r
Y o rk
T hey
p u rp o rte d
lite ra l
a p p e lla te
th e
P o lic e P e n s io n
o f T ru ste e s o f th e
a
ACTUALLY,
y ears
lu c id
p ro c e e d in g
p ro c e e d in g s
c irc u m s ta n c e s.
th e
to c o n s tr u e
O nce
it
o f o rig ­
of
e x a m p le o f th is p rin c ip le
M a r k o w i t z ’s
Y o rk
s ta tu te
th e re b y
s ta te s
c o u rt
ju ris d ic tio n .
o f T ru ste e s o f th e
T he
78
its e lf fre e
A
C o u rt
its la n g u a g e .
p re c ed e n t
o rig in a l
L e g is la tu re
m eans?
la n g u a g e .
fro m
IN T E R E S T IN G
J u stic e
Jones
2,
spoken,
C o u rt
th e
it
g e n e ra lly
by
j u r i s d i c t i o n is lik e ly to d e e m
to ry
w h at
C o u rt s ta te s
^
jje j-l
p e n s io n
u
I
I
Malkin Named
F o c t - f i n * ! ® ''
—Jo h n MaIJdn o f H ackensAclc. N.J., h a s been nam ed
fact-finder by the Public E m ­
ployee Relations Board in th e dS«putf b e t w e e n U nion Free S chool
District No. 10, Tow ns o f H u n t­
ington and S m ith town, L J., and
tiie C o m m a c k u n it of the Civil
Service Employees Assn. M alkin
j5 professor of Industry relations
at the Newark College of E n ­
gineering.
O
c/)
W
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n
M
r*
M
>
a
tn
w
l>RO\L NOTir®
HxMri.TON m O F K R T IE S CO., «ub,
of hniiled partnensliip
Bronx
r,)iinly Clerk's 0ffi<-e Febrnarir J8. 1060.
n f chantrU^r of business to buy, sen.
■•’pal ewtaW* in Kew
York
<'’■ anywhere else in the United
Still''" I'rincipal Haee of bti>iinr<M 215 East
lliltli Slieet. Bronx. New Vorlt. or such
.(li^r pl(K-e a* r^neral psrtnors may desiffG<-neral Partners, Si(Jney Newman.
rwiJinr at B-T K. 9th Street. New York.
jiY..
'Martin Creonfield. rwidinir at
49 Miiirfii-lil Road, Kockville Centre, New
York. I.iniiled Partners, their place of
r«ijd'n''e, (all N.Y. State excftpt aa imdiosled*. cash contribution and fraction
of pr»fits, Sidney Newman, CS E. 9th St.,
NYC,
2 / 1 2 5 : Martin Greenfield.
4$ Miiirfield Rd.. Rockville Centre. $8,000,
S / l i i . J'"*" Alaen, 2445 K. SO St.. Bklyn„
S'lOOO, 5 / 1 - 5 : Dennia Brown, c / o If.
GpM'nfi--l.l, 215 E. 140 St.. Bronx. $6,006.
6/I‘:5; Kiiifene Brown, c / o M. GrennfieJiL,
215 K l t 9 St.. Bron.T. $5,000, 5 / 1 2 5 :
Kink. «»8 Third Ave.. NVC. $» ,« •« .
5/1
Mark Geller & Dorothy Geller.
giil E. ~7 St., Bklyn. (Ae Joint Tenants
with aole rigrhta of surviverdhip and not
Tfnants in Common. $5,600, 5/12'5:
N*tb»n (Ilan/:, 4 3 Broadway, NYC. $5,006.
6/125: Beulah Goren, 0 Stony Run Rd.,
r.rf»t Srrk, $.'>.000, 5 / 1 2 5 : Anna GroenIicld, 2.'i-14 28 St., TjonGr Itilaud City.
j.'hOO. ! i / l ‘I5; Tjilliim Gnss, c / o S. NewniM. ‘J15 E. 14 9 St.. Bronx. $!<,O0O.
B/r;5: It.irbara Gutlioff, 17G Willow Dr.,
Bnwcliff Manor, $5,000, 5 / 1 2 5 : Lawrence
c / o S. Ncwuian. 215 E. 149 St..
Bronrt, $5,000. 5 / 1 2 5 : E tta Israel. ISOl
Ownn 1‘arkwuy, BkVn., $5,000. 5 / 1 2 5 :
Rotialiiiii Janofsky, c / o A. Greenfield. 3314 2S St.. Jjoner Iftland City. $5,000,
5/1"j; Aliije Katz, 2711 liOO St., Bayside,
i i .M O . 6 / 1 2 5 : I-eo Lapidus Sc Bertha
I.apiilUH, 34;{5 Gile* Plane, Bronx, (As
Joiat Tenants with nolo risUt of aurvivorjtiip and not an Tenanls in CommonK
J.l.OOO, 5 / 1 2 5 : Diane E. Levine. 22 55
(iriind Coneouwe, Bronx. $5,000. 6/11*5;
Stanley Linn, 97-35 Allundule St.. Jamaica.
ti.OOfl, 5 /1 2 5 ; Edith Manson, 75-33 188
St., Fluahin?. $5.0«0: 5 / 1 2 5 ; Kthel Seidl«r, e / o M Greenfield, 21.» E. 14.9 8t„
Sronx, *6,000. 5 / 1 2 5 : Sol Silverman. S6C
Fifth Ave., NYC, $1«.6«0, 3 0 / 1 2 6 : «lHa
Sorrot. 2H3 West End Are.. NYC. $ 5 ,0 0 0.
5/125:
Sarry Waldnian. C/o S. Newm»a. 215 E. 140 SI.. Bronx. $5.0«0,
i l V l i . None i>I the limited partners have
»*r«e4 to make any additinnaj contribulian
ta partnership capital. Term of partner•liip to comnienee itpon filir»e of oertificate
in Uie offioe of the Clerk. Bronx County
ind tiialt continue to December 81. 1987,
nairia sooneir terminated aa provided
1» ArticiM otf Limited Partnership. No
limited pikrtner ahall reoeiye aay other
rompeiHation by way of income nor ahall
li»»« the rie-ht t« aubirtit-ute an MyiGrnee
ii pliee and ateud nniMt conaent ia l i n t
oktained in accoi-tlance with torms aiid
ctuUiUon* of A.rticl«e of Linaited Partner•liip. Partnera do not have the rig-ht to
t'fmil additional pitrtners except that a»•*«Bee, legatee, or diatributee of a limited
Partner may be adiuitte<i aa Substitute
Liniiltd Partner upon t-he te n n i and conJl'lioiis «et forth in Articles o f Limited
yirinw'Riiip. No limited partner is «ntitjed
to a priority over any other limited partner
I* euintal or to coinpenKation by way
•I itiuoine. In the event of death, reitireai»iii or adjudication e f insanity, inoomP^tfoi-y or bankruptcy of any roneral partJ>^r, Hiirvivor ahall have rirUt upon elec'i»a to continue the partnervhip but .part“ersUip Hhall terminate upon the death,
Miremeiit, or adiuducation of iucanity.
ini'omiieteucy or bankruptcy of aurvivlne
ti'iierai partner. Liniited partners haii^ ■no
Mdit to demand and receive properly
oiliar than eoah in return fur contribution
BUbjcPt, however, that if pursuant to
Article* of Limited Partnership a new
wtity jg
each limited partner
reoeive the same proportionate Intherein att he had with respect to
capital of the partnership.
LECAi MOTtCC
27. 1 9 6 « » .--C IT A T K )N .— T H E
OF T M £
STATE O F N E W
Init
G race o f C o d fr e e and
o( t***"
**** 'heir* at la w , n ext
YiVi. j “ "•* distributees mf M a ria I l 0 £ 0 thlm
i f liv in g , and i f any o f
ol
*® tlie ir heirs at la w , next
idn<*‘*f*'ibutees, legatees,
eaecutors,
assignees and successors in
tann ^ ^ l i o s e names are u n k n o w n and
Vf^ir
ascertained a fte r due diligence.
C A i^r
h e r e b y c it e d t o s h o w
Vnri iSurrogate's C o u rt, N e w
of u
at R oo m 504 in the H a ll
C ou n ty o f N e w Y o rk ,
1969 at 1 0 : 0 0
•(» c
certain w r itin g dated Febru^tohnJ I. . T^hich has been offered
X
^I'ch a e l Tom achevsky, re siding
AouU
>13 Street. N e w Y o r k . N .Y .,
Iflj
p robated as the last W i l l,
•omi
re la tin g to rea and oer'casfd
o f M a ria R og o vich , Dc•
death
re^Uent o f 593 R ive rside D riv e ,
in
DdteV
^ 'o rk , N e w V o r k .
M
and Sealed.
^larch 26, 1969.
<lS i
SA.MlfEL D I FALOO ,
Surrogate, N e w Y o r k C ounty
W i l l i a m S. M u lle n ,
i ' » g ,«V1S. ESQ.
V 1 Street.
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C) V9CRSWA0CN mr amc«<ca. imo*^
$1,799‘
Whaf*$ tfje cafc^i?
Tliare isn't cmy.
$1,799* is th e s u g g e s te d retail price at
th e p ort o f entry for th e V W sedan. ^ ,
port of entry for the VW sed a n .'
, .
The price Includes the federal e^ccise tax and
Import duty.
It also incliides the built-rn heater/^defrostef,
windshield washer,, electric windshield wipers,
outside rearview mirror, padded dash, front seat
headrests, and seat belts frOnt and back.
N o t to mention the n ew electric recr-window
Am)tyvW« MonferMofor*, Ud.
Auburn Berry Volkswagon. Inc.
Batavia Bob Hawkes, Inc.
Bay Shore Trans-Island Automobiles Corp.
Baysido Bay Volkswagen Corp.
Binghamton Roger Kresge, Inc.
Bronx Avoxo Corporafion
Bronx Bruckner Volkswagen, Inc.
Bronx Defrin Motor Corp.
Brooklyn Aldan Volkswagen, Inc.*
Brooklyn Economy Volkswagen, Inc.
Brooklyn Kingsboro Motors Corp.
Brooklyn Volkswagen o f Boy Ridge, Inc.
BufFalo Jim Kelly's, Inc.
BufFalo Butler Volkswagen, Inc.
Elmsford
Howard Holmes, Inc.
Fulton Lakeland Volkswagen, Inc,
G enev a Dochak Motors, Inc.
Glens Falls Bromley Imports, Inc.
Hamburg Hal Casey Motors, Inc.
Harmon Jim McGlone Motors, Inc.
Hempstead Small Cars, Inc.
Hlcksville Walters-Donaldson, Inc
Hornell Suburban Motors, Inc.
Horseheads H. R.Amacher&Sonj, fnc.
Remseloer C o o le y Motors Corp.
Riverfiead Don V^ald's Autohout
Rochester Breton Motors, Inc.
Rochester F, A. Motors, Inc.
Rochester Mt. Read Volkswagen, Inc.
Hudson John Feore Motors, Inc.
Hunfington Fearn Motors, Inc.
inwoed Volkswagen 5 Towns, Inc.
Hhaca Ripley Motor Corp.
Jamaica Manes Volkswagen, Inc.
Jamestown Stateside Motors, Inc.
Kingston Amerling Volkswagen, Inc.
La Grongevllle Ahmed Motors, Ud.
Latham Academy Motors, Inc.
Lockport Volkswagen Village, Inc.
Massena Se away Volkswagen, Inc,
Merrick Saker Motor Corp., ltd.
Middle Island Robert Weiss Volkswagen, Inc.
Middletown Glen Volkswagen Corp.
Monticello Route 42 Volkswagen Corp.
Mount Kitco North County Volkswagen, Inc.
N ew Hyde Park Auslander Volkswagen, Inc.
N ew Rochelle County Automotive Co., Inc.
N e w Yor<c O ty Volkswagen Bristol Motors, Inc.
N e w York O ty Volkswagen Fifth Avonue, Inc.
Newburgh F & C Motors, Inc.
N ia gara Falls Amendola Motors, Inc.
Ole an Olean Imports, Inc.
Oneonta John Eckert, Inc.
Plattsburgh
W o U V o lb w a g e n
East Rochester Irmer Volkswagen, Inc.
Rome Seth Huntley and Sons, Inc.
Roslyn Dor Motors, ltd,
Sar a to ga Spa Volkswagen, inc.
Sayvitie Bianco Motors, Inc.
Schenectady Colonie Motors, Inc.
Smithtown G e o r g e and Dalton Volkswagen, Inc,
Southampton Brill Motors, Ltd,
Spring Valley C. A. Haigh, Inc.
Staten Island Staten Island Small Cars, Ltd.
Syracuse Don Cain Volj^wagen, Inc,
East Syracuse Precision Autos, Inc.
Tonawanda Granville Motors, Inc.
Utica Martin Volkswagen, Inc.
Valley Stream Val-Stream Volkswagen, Inc.
Vestal Jim Forno & Son, Inc.
Watertown Harblin Motors, Inc.
West Nyack Foreign Cars of Rockland, Inc.
W oodbury
W o o d s id e
Celeste Motoir, Inc.
Q tiM n s VUkig*
** “ tv e d u | t * n y o u as re*t'P«.'ar in
o b lig e d CO
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appear it
I? '*'e te?f»f
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‘‘ o
object
" / ^ ‘l “ e«ted. Y o u have a r ig h t
• a attocney-at-lM r mppeac f o r yo a .
d efo g g e r and the new ignition/steering fock.
It*s the price of the real thing, not a stripped*
dovvn econom y model.
W hat else d o you have to pay?
Transportation from the port o f entry. Dealer
delivery charge, local sales tax.
O n e optional extra that makes a lot o f sense,
oiltomoitic stick shift. (It eliminates the clutch
pedalJ
Another is leatherette upholstery.
And that's it*
Corp.
Yonkers
Courtesy Volkswagen, fnc.
Queensboro Volkswagen, Inc.,
Dunwood ie Mo to r C o rp.
AUTHORIZC*
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w ill live.
M o r e th a n 4 5 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 A m e r ic a n s
n o w living w ill d e v e lo p c a n c e r
u n le s s e ffe c tiv e m e a n s o f p r e v e n tio n
a r e f o u n d . O n ly r e s e a r c h w ill
p r o v id e t h e k n o w le d g e n e c e s s a r y t o
a l l o w sa v in g t h e 5 0 p e r c e n t f o r w h o m
t h e r e is n o c u r e a t p r e s e n t T h e
A m e r ic a n C a n c e r S o c ie ty 's n a tio n a l
r e s e a r c h p r o g r a m s u p p o r ts t h e w o r k
o f h u n d r e d s o f s c ie n tis ts w h o a r e
e n d e a v o r in g t o le a r n h o w c a n c e r s ta rts ,
a n d h o w It c a n b e h a l te d , o r
e v e n r e v e rs e d o r p r e v e n te d .
E x a m in a tio n o f t h e r e s e a r c h p r o je c ts
s u p p o r t e d b y t h e S o c ie ty s h o w s t h a t :
. • . s c ie n tis ts a r e p r o b i n g t h e
b io lo g ic a l a n d c h e m ic a l p r o c e s s e s
t h a t u n d e r li e c a n c e r .
• • . t h e tw o e s ta b lis h e d m e th o d s o f
c u r i n g c a n c e r — s u r g e r y a n d r a d ia tio n
— a r e b e i n g c o n s ta n tly im p r o v e d .
• n e w m e th o d s f o r c e r ta in d e t e c t i o n
o f c a n c e r a r e b e in g s o u g h t,
. . . a n in te n s iv e d r iv e is b e i n g
c o n d u c t e d t o f in d a c h e m ic a l
e ffe c tiv e a g a in s t c a n c e r .
A n o t h e r I m p o r t a n t r e a s o n Is t h a t
t h e S ta te w id e P lan Is ta ilo r e d t o t h e
n e e d s o f p u b li c s e rv ic e e m p lo y e e s.*
W h e n w ill t h e fin a l c o n q u e s t o f
c a n c e r c o m e ? N o o n e c a n te ll.
B u t it w ill c o m e .
F in d o u t w h y e lig ib le e m p lo y e e s a r e
c h o o s in g t h e STATEW IDE PLAN
o v e r o t h e r o p ti o n s b y m o r e t h a n
5V2 t o 1 . G e t all t h e fa c ts.
Y o u r s u p p o r t o f t h e A m e r ic a n
C a n c e r S o c ie ty 's p r o g r a m th r o u g h a
v o lu n t a r y c o n t r i b u tio n w ill h a s te n
t h e d a y w h e n all o f u s m a y b e
p r o t e c t e d f ro m th is k ille r.
S u p p o r t t h e ir c a m p a ig n th is m o n t h .
W r it e t o ; T h e S ta te w id e P lan
C o o r d in a tin g O ffic e , 1 2 1 5 W e s te r n
A v e n u e , A lb a n y , N . Y. 1 2 2 0 3 .
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th e
ties. Typical te st questions m ay verbal analogies.
focus on suoh are as as joto s itu a ­
S upplem enting th e w ritten t«st
tions,
reading
com prehension, a re th e custonwiry m edical and
a rith m etic skills, vocabulary, a n d physical exams, since correction
work entails strong stam ina.
In so fa r as the train ee positions
open to both m ales an d females'
th e sta rtin g pay le v e r is $4,ooo’
w ith an additional $240 tacked
on in an n u a l raises. Comprehen­
sive o n -th e-jo b train in g is p ro ­
vided by supervisors. As with most
C ity civil service spots, a p p i i c a tlon form s should be obtained
from th e D ep artm en t of P e r s o n ­
n el’s office a t 49 T ho m as St. in
M a n h a tta n .
S alary scales for correction of­
ficers are cu rren tly in the $7,932
to $9,383 per an n u m range, at the
s ta rt. T he increm ent system pro­
M o r e th a n 8 1 3 ,0 0 0 s ta te a n d lo c a l
vides raises of $221, $551 and
g o v e r n m e n t e m p lo y e e s a n d th e i r
$679 during th e first three years
d e p e n d e n t s a r e e n r o ll e d in t h e
of service. O ther fringe benefits
N e w Y o rk S ta te p r o g r a m f o r h e a lth
offered are a $170 uniform allowI n s u ra n c e . All h a v e t h e u n iq u e b e n e f its
ance, 11 paid holidays, h ea lth and
hospital Insurance paid via the
o f B lu e C ro ss. O v e r 8 3 .5 %
City. Additionally, th e re is $180
s e l e c t e d t h e STATEW IDE PLA N :
a n n u a l security benefits fund per
B lu e C ro ss-B lu e S h ie ld - M e tr o p o lita n
worker; also a $ l-p er-d ay per man
M a jo r M e d ic a l. ^
an n u ity fund, through the City.
All these positions require grad­
W h y s u c h o v e r w h e lm in g p r e f e r e n c e
u
atio
n from high school or having
f o r t h e STATEW IDE PLAN? O n e
a n equivalency or G.E.D. diploma.
I m p o r t a n t r e a s o n is t h a t t h e S ta te w id e
Mioreover, applicants m u st supply
P la n is b a c k e d b y t h e p io n e e r s in
proof of good ch aracter. In terms
h o s p ita liz a tio n a n d m e d ic a l p r o t e c t i o n
of height, th e m inim um for men is
5’ 7” an d for females, 5’ 2” in
(B lu e C ro ss-B lu e S h ie ld ).
bare feet. Eye a n d hearing te.sU
In a d d itio n t o t h e b r o a d e r b a s ic
will be adm inistered also.
b e n e f its o f B lu e C ro ss a n d B lu e S h ie ld ,
W om en m ust be between the
ages of 22 an d 31 years on the
t h e r e Is t h e a d d itio n a l p r o te c tio n o f
d ate of th e test, and m en between
a re a lis tic M a jo r M e d ic a l w h ic h
the ages of 20 an d 31. Trainee
p r o te c ts a g a in s t th e d a y - to - d a y e x p e n s e s
candidates m u st be a t least 16
o f m e d ic a l c a re , s u c h a s h o m e a n d
on th e d ate of the te st and 17
o f fic e v isits, d r u g s , n u r s in g , e tc .
a t the tim e of appointm ent.
in o r o u t o f t h e h o s p ita l.
TR 9-1313
NEW YORK STATE’S
NO. 1 GETWELL CARDS!
lin e
p o s itio n — a n d
choice type, designed to test (a)
th e c a n d id a te ’s judgm ent; (b) in ­
telligence; (c) reasoning ability;
a n d (d) capacity to m aster the
correction officer’s scope of d u ­
TOWER EAST
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A l l A N Y * BUFFALO • JA M E S T O W N • NEW Y O R K « R O C H E S T E K * SYRACUSE • UTICA • W ATERTOW N
THE STATEWIDE PLAN- COOROlNATiNG OFFICE-1215 WESTERN AVENUE, ALBANY. N. Y.
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$20
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STINOTYPIS
STINOORAPHS lor » •••
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ALL LANGUAGES
TYPEWRITER CO. I"®-
119 W . 23 St. (W «*t •» *
Hmw Y ork, N.Y.
C H «lM a 3- 80i 6
West Point Wants Youl
w e e k ly
Clarion C a lk Sounds F o r
W aiters, M e s s A tte n d a n ts
I t ’s c a d e n c e c o u n t f o r t h e
and m e s s
Academy.
a p p lic a n ts
a tte n d a n t, no w
E x p e rie n c e
w ho
w ill
is
be
W e s t P o in t p o s itio n s o f w a ite r
open
n o t
a t
th e
re q u ire d
c a rry in g
in-training i n n e e d o f f o o d a f t e r
* haid day of field m aneuvers in
soldiering.
If you qualify, line-up for pay
U n ite d
to
"chow ”
jo in
to
S ta te s
th e
h u n g ry
M ilita ry
m arch
of
o ffic e rs -
b a sis,
w h ile
m e e ie
are
available a t $1.65 a day. C adets
e a t precisely t h e s i u n e m e a l s .
The chance for prom otion will
exist. In fact, special in-service
train in g is offered along the line
throug h the" classification of seni­
or cook.
To receive an application, con­
ta c t the Civilian Personnel Officer,
Building 632, U.S. M ilitary A ca­
dem y, W est Point, New York
10996. The telephone n um ber is
914-938-2019.
envelopes will n e t you $2.39 a hour
plus room and board a t a dorm on
the A cadem y grounds. Living ac­
com odations cost $2.77 on a bi­
B U Y
U. S .
SAVINGS
B O N D S
(LEGAL NOTICE)
(L E G A L N O T IC E )
COI^IA FUND
N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N th a t the persons h e re in nam ed have fo rm e d a
L im ite d P a rtn e rs h ip fo r the tra n sactio n o f business in the State o f N e w Y o rk and
elsewhere and have filed the C ertifica te in the C le rk 's Office in the C ou n ty o f N e w
Y o r k , o f w h ic h the substance is as fo llo w s :
T h e name o f the L im ite d P a rtn e rs h ip is C O P IA F U N D .
T h e character o f the business i» to invest, p a rtic ip a te and trade, on m a rg in
in sh ort fale transactions o r oth e rw ise, in securities and
c o m m o d ity tra n sactio i's
o f everv k in d , and to w rite , purchase and sell puts and calls, c o m b in a tio n s th o rro f
and o th e r o ptio n s, and to b o rro w , raise funds. m o rtf;ni;e o r hypothecate « r lend
p a rtn e rs h ip securities in the fu rth e ra nce o f p a rtn e rs h ip business.
L o c a tio n o f the p rin c ip a l place o f business is N o . 4 W e st 58
N ew
Y o rk , N . Y . N am e and place o f residence o f each m em ber is as follcrws-.
N am e
S e sidrnce
M r E lio t H W eism an
21 K o lb e rt D riv e
G eneral P a rtn e r
Scarsdale, ‘N e w Y o rk
M rs. M a ry W . B a ll
300 East 71 Street
L im ite d P a rtn e r
N e w Y o rk . N . Y .
M r. B e n ja m in B ro w n ste in
A(i S ilve r B irc h D riv e
L im ite d P a rtn e r
N e w Roc-hclle, N e w Y o r k
20
M r. A la n D y b v ij;
17 East 93 Street
L im ite d P a rtn e r
N e w Y o rk , N . Y .
B u ckin g h am Apts.
M r. L r v in jf G ra y
G a rth Road
L im ite d P a rtn e r
Scarsdale. N e w Y o r k
67 B ro a d v ie w Avenue
M rs. B e lle H a lp e rn
N e w R ochelle, N e w Y o r k
Linnited P a rtn e r
m
67 B ro a d vie w Avenue
M r. Irv in j? H a lp e rn
>
N e w R ocholle, N e w Y o r k
L im ite d P a rtn e r
25 Peck S lip
Praw ns M a rketers
N e w Y o rk , N . Y .
Je rry R osenberg, Pres.
po
L im ite d P a rtn e r
6824 H a m lin Avenue
M r. Asher R og o w
L in c o ln W o o d , Illin o is
L im ite d P a rtn e r
H
311 W est 91 Street
M r. James Rogers
c
N ew Y o rk , N . Y .
T>
L im ite d P a rtn e r
17 C o u n try C lu b D riv e
M r. Je rry Rosenberg
L arc h m o n t, N e w Y o r k
L im ite d P a rtn e r
17 C o u n try C lu b D riv e
M rs. R u th Rosenberg
L a rch m o n t. N e w Y o r k
L im ite d P a rtn e r
24 C hatham R oad
M r. Israel R u b in s te in
>
N e w R ochelle, N e w Y o r k
L im ite d P a rtn e r
-3
2 0 0 Ferndale Avenue
M r. Stephen Shuster
Scarsdale, N e w Y o r k
L im ite d P a rtn e r
1416 Bay B lvd.
M r. H e rb e rt S lavin
A tla n tic Beach, N e w Y o r k
L im ite d P a rtn e r
29 J u n ip e r Road
Mrs. E elanor C. Sloan
B lo o m fie ld . C on n e cticut
L im ite d P a rtn e r
136 East 76 Street
M r. W i'lia m I. W a rb u rto n
'O
N e w Y o rk , N . Y .
L im ite d P a rtn e r
o^
71 M a m aroneck Road
Mrs. Frances R . W eism an
Scarsdale. N e w Y o r k
L im ite d P a rtn e r
25 Sutton Place South
Mr'S. Jeannette C. W eism an
N e w Y o rk . N . Y .
L im ite d P a rtn e r
69 M a m aroneck Road
Mrs. M a rily n W eism an
Scarsdale. N e w Y o r k
L im ite d P a rtn e r
75 East End Avenue
M r. M a tth e w C. W eism an
N e w Y o rk N . Y .
L im ite d P a rtn e r
^00 East 71 Street
Miss G eorgiana L. W in s o r
N ew Y o rk N . Y .
L im ite d P a rtn e r
T h e te rm fo r
w h ic h the p .irtn e rs h ip is to exist is fro m January 1, 1969 and
c o ntin u e u n til the end o f the first fiscal vear. and
th e re a fte r fro m year to vear u n til
dissolved o r te rm in a te d
in accordance w it h the p ro v isio n s o f the p artne rsh ip
agreement.
.
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T h e a m ou n t o f cash and value o f _ securities c o n trib u te d by .each L im ite d
P a rtn e r are listed b elo w . A ll securitv c o n trib u tio n s o r m a rketab le securities are listed
e ith e r on the N e w Y o rk Stock Exchange. A m e rica n Stock Exchange o r tra d ed
O ver-the-C ounter.
and the value (hereof is based u po n an agreed upo n va U iation
as d ete rm in e d by
pub lish e d quotes as o f the close o f the business day o f D ecem ber
31. 1968.
Securities
Cash
N am e
$25 628
628 38
38
S 4,371.62
M rs. M a ry W B a ll _____________________________ $25
M r. B e n ja m in B ro w n ste in ______________________ . 2 5.000.00
M r. A la n D v b v i g ________________________________ 15.000.00
M r. Ir v in g G ra y ________________________________ . 25.0 00 .0 0
2 5 .0
00
.0 0
M rs. B e lle H a lp e rn ______________________________ 25
00
0 .00
M r. Ir v in g H a l p e r n ______________________________ 25.0 00 .0 0
Praw ns M a rketers ______________________________ 25.0 00 .0 0
M r. Asher R o g o w ________________________________ 15.000.00
M r. James R ogers ______________________________
15.000.00
M r. Je rry Rosenberg ____________________________ . 25.0 00 .0 0
2*?.000.00
M rs. R u th Rosenberg ___________________________ 2VOOO.OO
M r. Ira e l R ub in s te in
.
9 ,574.70
7 ,4 2 ‘! ^ 0
M r. Stephen Shu-ster ___________________________
15.096.80
M r. H e rb e rt Slavin _____________________________. 25.0 00 .0 0
Mrs. Eleanor C. Sloan
20.474.71
M r. W illia m !. W a rb u rto n
. 25 000 .00
Mr.s. Frances R W eism an ______________________ ___________
3.861.14
2 1.138
Mrs. Jeannette C. W eism an _____________________ . 2 5.000.00
M rs M a rily n W eism an _________________________ 10 0P6.31
0P6 31
4.91 ^ 69
M r. M a tth e w s C. W eism an ____________________
5 .0 (0 .6 5
1 9.9 ‘i9 .^ 5
Miss G e orgians L. W in s o r
____________ ^_____. 33.128.20
,________________
4 .^ ’’ 1 80 . . . .
Each p a rtn e r has the r ig h t fro m tim e to tim e to make a d d itio n a l c o n trib u tio n s
o r w ith d ra w a ls fro m th e ir ca pita l account as they shall determ ine, except there can
be no p a rtia l w ith d ra w a l fro m the ca pita l accoiint o f anv L im ite d P a rtn e r b e lo w a
m in im u m c a p ita l as shall he d eterm ined by the G eneral P a rtn e r w ith o u t the consent
o f the General P artner.
Each L im ite d P a rtn e r shall receive a p o rtio n o f the p ro fits as such L im ite d
P a rtn e rs c a p ita l account bears to a ll o f the ca pita l a rro u n t at the b e g in n in g o f the
fiscal year a fte r firs t suhtr.nctinc fro m said p ro fits th ^ General P a rtn e r’s share in <aid
shall be determ ined in accordance w ifh the p a rtn e rsh ip agreement, h u t
w h ic h in no event shall exceed 2 0 % o f the p ro fits as defined in the P a rtn e rsh ip
Agreement^ d u rin g _ anv fiscal year.
, . N o r ig h t is giVen a L im ite d P a rtn e r to substitute* an assignee as a c o n trib u to r
in his place. T h e G eneral P a rtn e r may fro m tim e to rim e a d m it a d d itio n a l lim ite d
t? p r io r ity is given to L im ite d P artners o ver o th e r L im ite d
I artners as to c o n trib u tio n o r as to com pensation bv way o f income.
** death o f the General P a rtn e r the P a rtn e rsh ip shall dissolve and
o f The T :Vr.v
®
P artners shall then designate one o r m ore
o f the L im ite d Partners to w in d u p the business o f the P artnership. In case o f death
TkPartner, the s u rv iv in g partners may co n tin u e the p artne rsh ip.
■ _j
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above has been sweorn to bv the G eneral P a rtn e r
R e n r e lln f . f . v l
General P a rtner, as th e ir d u ly a p p o inted L a w fu l
R epresentative and A ttorn e y-in -F a ct, on the 2 3 rd day o f January, 1969.
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NAM X
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A DDRESS
ZU> C o d e
b e lo w :
work In progress. I n addltloh,
h e l l supervise th e assenbH nc.
binding a n d filing of tracings an d
PRO M O TIO N TO WARDEN
p rin ts as well as mo^ontlng m aps
D E PT . O F CORRECTION
a n d m ak ing m inor repairs a n d Mi1 Joftm P K ennedy, 91.835; ^j.,
Justm ents an all equim nent as
needed. M uch o f th e work is p h y ­ th u r J S ingerm an , 88.175; James
sical; aome of It is supervisory. C HairiAon, 88.115; Raymond
M cAlonan, 87,855; Francis
A pplications can be gotten by Buono, 87.240; Jam es A Thomas
mail or in person from an y of 86.585, A lexander Koson, 86.530'
the S ta te D ep a rtm en t of Civil A nthony P rincipe, 86.115; Milton
Service Offices, located in Al­ Batfcermai\ 84.215; M orris Oslyn
bany, New York, Syracuse and 81.260; R a lp h H W einstein, 8O.950’
Buffalo. Your com pleted form for Jo h n P M cC arthy, 80.610; Daniel
M D onohue, 79,060; Pasquale 4
th e exam inations — its official
C afaro, 78.530; Ja m es S Millar,
nm nber is 22-439— should be sent 76.880; Andrew F Judge, 76.5lo[
to th e D ep artm en t of Civil Serv­ Jo h n K Quealy, 76.390.
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College Assistant
Albany 12226. S tatem en ts m ade
F ifty -tw o candidate* for pix^.
on your application are subject m otion to college office assls*
to investigation an d a m edical a n t B (BH E) took th e qualifyin|
practical exam recently.
exam m ay also be required.
Ing of heavy b luep rint rolla and
m ftchine p a rte m akes It iir«>racfcical to employ females. T he w rit­
te n exam Is designed to
p er­
tin e n t ^ ill s . F or Instance, o p era­
tion and m aintenance of blue­
prin tin g an d w hitew ashing m a ­
T im e to g e a r u p f o r t h e p o s t o f p r i n c i p a l o f fic e m a c h i n e chines. O r tm derstandin g an d in ­
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IX )rta tio n . A p p lic a tio n d e a d lin e f a ll s o n M a y 12 ( t h e e x a m office practices. O r th e technique
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position, located in Albany. Ju st
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one vacancy exists.
serve in this title because th e lift- m ust have h a d th ree years of
eai lier experience in the o peraC i t y E x a m C o m i n g J u n e 14 f o r
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A je
Name
A ddress
.........
C i t y ...........................
Phone .. .
LA 4-1828 - 9
391-8th AVENUE
Bet. 29th & 30th Sts.
New York CM
Eligibles on State and County Lists
S R M O R CT.RRK
106 G ostic R S m itlito w n
..........
.329 Casale
S T ro y
.8 8 .4
........................... A4.8
OPTION —
, .1 0 0 .9 107 H am m ond K
B Duancsburgr . . . .
C astlcton . . ,
.88.4 .330 W iigoner I, T ro y ............................... 84.7
.9 0 .7
.. CiK'cuitJllo O G lo c rsv ille .
.88.4 331 E rn s t F A lb a n y ...........................84.7
.0 8 .2 108 C onover W Schenectady . . . .
T Richare J W a te rv lle t
...
1 69 C ran d all L JohnR onburg
. ,.
.8 8 .4 332 Caruso A B ro o k ly n .....................84.0
.9 7 .9
4 ppppar*! S C o rtla n d ..........
170
X^ake
E
Sciicncctady
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.
.88.4 •:J3.3 G ardner J S cotia ...........................84.6
.0 7 .7
g Eeley E Rochester ...............
171 McGee L T onaw anda
.88.4 :t34 M at hen M Syrac’usc ......................84.6
.97.7
S .o tt J Potsdam
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173
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P
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.88.4 3.35 T im lic k S S clicncctady .................84.6
.9 7 .5
7 M cElhone S B in g h a m to n
.
173 Spencer J B x ...........................
.88.4
336 B ro w n J T iip p c r Txike ................. 84.0
H errneckar J R o rn e ll ..........
.0 7 .3
174 Messier F B u ffa lo
..............
. 8 8 4 :i37 Convey
L B u ffa lo
......................84.0
.07.2 174 A Becker T Rensselaer ..........
o fia rriso n E A lb a n y
.....
.8 8 .3
338 M endyk C SvIicnect.Kly .................84.5
.9 6 .n
10 Berlove R Roehcnter .............
175 Evers K B u ffa lo ...................
.88.2
3.39
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.06.6 176 M yers H Ren«selaer ..............
JI Hoean R L o u d o n v ille
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.88.2 :!40 Gould A T ro y .................................... 84.6
.06.4 177 S a lv in s k l A A lb a n y ..............
.............. ....
iC Jones B A lb a n y
.8 8 .3 .341 Ivo rin i M Janiesvil3e ..................... 84.5
.OO.'J 178 H a g g a rty E A lb a n y ..............
13 Green R B u ffa lo
...................
.8 8 .3 342 W e stling J F rc d o n ia ..................... 84.5
.9 6 .0
Karley I E lm ir a H ts ..........
.88.1 34:1 F u /.ia L iB lip M a n o r ......................84.4
M a rcus
G W oodbourne
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j r Stanley H B intrha m to n . . .
.88.1 3 14 W eaver V H o rn e ll ......................84.4
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180 Hoag E B u ffa lo
.9 5 .6
IC A»H>I M L flv itto w n ...............
.88.1 345 S.ivage W B u ffa lo ..................... 84.4
181 Lab a rg e G Sorenectady
17 Tuohy S E lm ir a ....................
.9.'i.6 183 M e r r it t E K enm ore ..............
. 8 8 1 .340 G ilm ore C M e cha n cvil
.............. 84.4
. 0 5 .6 18:i S lah^ K F e u ra Bu-sh ..........
18 sm ith E T ro y ...........................
. 8 h .0 347 L a w lo r E A lb a n y
..................... 84.4
19 Hoffman D M e rric k ...............
.95.5
184 R tilw e ll L Syracuse ..............
,88.0 348 M a r lin K B u ffa lo .......................... 84.4
.9 5 .0
•>0 (Jrcen N O neonta ...................
185 M u i-p h y
R S h o rrill
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.8 7 .9 .349 Shavec A S ch oharie ..................... 84.4
.9 5 .0 186 F u lle r E S co tia ...................
; i nraune J B ro ad a lbin ..........
.87.9
350 Sim onson M A lb a n y ................. 84.4
.or,.o 187 W a nsker R B x ........................
Dwyer J T ro y ......................
.8 7 .8 .351 B rn nd ig c H G lo ve rs v ille . . . . . . 8 4 . 4
.0 5 .0 188 S k in n e r D Rorscheatls .........
"4 Draw D H uditon F a lls . . ,
.8 7 .7 :i5 2 1-fl.ncaster M M id d le to w n ............84.4
.9 4 .9 180 Sha<ler M R avena ...............
25 Bob A F r a n k lin Sq ..........
.8 7 7 :i53 Cunnins-ham M T ro y ..................... 84.4
. 9 4.9 190 S itrin E Saratoga Spg . . . .
26 0 ip ie ‘.ro M W arrensburgr .
• 8T.7 3 5 4 S in c la ir E A lb a n y .......................... 84.4
.1H.9 191 Shields M S cotia ...................
«7 Krackow T Queens V i ll . . .
.8 7 .7 :i55 V ro on ia n L S cotia ......................84.4
.t»4.8 192 Foley E A lb a n y
58 Colby M EM nira .................
...................
.8 7 .6 356 Johnson A S e lk irk
....................... 84.4 .
.9 4 .8 10:i T h o rn to n L T u p p e r l>ake . . .
29 D n im lu k M N Y M ills . . .
.8 7 .0 .357 W einstein E B ro o k ly n ............. 8 4 .t
.0 4 .8 104 Depas<iunle V Syracuse . . ,
;)0 P h illip s E Syracuse
.....
.8 7 .6 358 C o n k lin B AM jany .......................... 84.4
.9 4 .7
.“j l Shufon H W a te rv lie t
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.87.6
195 Shields M B in g h a m to n . . .
.0 4 .6
,T^ T rim b le P L a th a m
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.8 7 .5 :I59 S ch nciilcrn ian A B ro o kly n ............84.4
196 B u llo c k A B in g h a m to n . . . .
:160 W a rn er T A lb a n y .......................... 84.3
.04.5 107 P acourek 0 H o lb ro o k
:i;j M ayotte M Plea* a V tn a l ,
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Caron E A lb a n y ............................ 84.3
.9 4 .4 198 H a lly E M t M o rris ............
..........
1)4 Kuehn M Kenm ore
.8 7 .5 361
. 9 t . : i ^99 L a n s in g B T ro y ....................
36 Flamm D Cold B k
..........
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n« McQueen R M id d le to w n . . .
.8 7 .4 363 B rim m e r P T ro y ...........................84.3
. 94.3 301 L a n d in g S Schencotady . .
;17 Damly C B u ffa lo
...............
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.0 4 .2 202 M a rc h itto J Sehenect.idy . . ,
38 IM iillips
R L a th a m
..........
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.'If! Bower? E E lm ir a ............ ,
.87.4 :166 D anner B R enw claer ......................81.3
............................... 84.3
40 Aubin M P la tts b u rg h ..........
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.8 7 .4 367 F o ld I B ro nx
................. .
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41 W itte G Stony B ro ok ..........
.87.4 368 Donlon L W a te rv lie t ......................84.3
.94.1 206 M<.-Carthy E Cohoes ............
43 Becvard P Cohoee ..............
.87..^ 369 F in g e r K B u ffa lo ...........................84.2
.94.1
4.1 Brigham B Nassau .......... .
.87.3 370 Thom as K A lb a n y .......................... 84.2
207 B ra z e ll J B u ffa lo .................
.O.I.O 208 W h y d ra T A lb a n y .................
45 Doherty D B u ffa lo ..............
.87.3 :171 C iancio D W e « te r lo .......................... 84.2
.O.T.g 209 P o w e ll H A lb a n y ....................
4 (> K.inprziik A B u ffa lo ..............
.87.3 :J73 M cC ullou g h A S<-hene<-tiuly , . . . 8 4 . 2
37.3 Bauer A Woodslde ...........................84.3
. 9 : 1.7 210 C arciobold M A lb a n y ............
47 A !b rig h t G R ochetser
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48 McKeever I W e stb u ry
...
!8 7 ’.3 374 B ienick J F t H u n te r ....................... 84.2
211 Rao M A lb a n y ......................
.OJl 7 212 Sussman B A lb a n y ............
49 D fichm ann E Horseheatls
.87.2 375 To p p N Syrac-use ...........................84.2
. 9 :1.7 31.3 Sm alley R Schenectady . . . .
50 Vre<lenbrup M M e oh a n icvil
.87.2 ;$76 W ickh am J Schene<'tjuly ............ 84.1
.9.T.7 214 C arpenter M Cheektow aga .
51 CiiU R B a lla to n Spa . . . . ,
.87.2 377 M a ro tta D Am sterdam ................ 84.1
.0 3.0 215 C risp in P Broa<lalbin . . . .
52 LeiWlor 9 Benningto V t . .
.87.1 378 S m ith J Scliecnctady ...................... 84.1
. 9 :1.6 216 P e te rkin
c.'l Russell R A lb a n y .............
.87.1 379 T o p o lsk i J A lb a n y ...................... 84.1
A lb a n y ............
. 9:1 6 2 1 7 ,C ollin s M A lb a n y .................
64 (Jolovchenko M B x . . . .
.87.1 3S0 M o h le n lin ff E H a u p p a u g e ............ 84.1
.9 3 .« 218 Deyoe D Schenectady ............
B5 A Iverson J D e lh i .................
.87.1 381 Danie?s E T ro y ................................84.1
.9.3.6
382 L le w e lly n E Castleton ................... 84.1
Tit; K oont* F W illia m e v il . . . .
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219 O’Keefe M D annem ora . . . .
.9.3..T 220 Flivx C Y d n ke rs ......................
57 T .w ia rz J A n g o la .............
.87.1 35.3 C arpenter C Alb.-iny ........................84.1
68 Jackson L Hempstead . ,
.9.T.2 221 B a ker J O neonta .................
.8 7 .0 384 T u rc e r .S B u ffa lo .............................84.1
.9 3 .3 222 Brodbe<>k H R<?ns9e laer . . . .
59 ilunks H New P a ltz . . . .
.8 7 .0 385 S a n tu lli R D e lm a r ........................... 84.1
. o n .2 22.1 W h ite M B ro n x ......................
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L. Cohoes
..........
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.!*:j 3 324 M il!e r D M a m aroneck , . . .
1)1 Reid B B u ffa lo
.................
.86.9 :i87 B\u-master J Scheneota<ly .............84.0
.0.1.1 325 S lia tp e A A lb a n y .................
6 'i SPin-8 E
Syracuse ............
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..........
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..........
.9.1.1 227 Chei-now R B ro o k ly n ..........
04 Krankel J B x
..................
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. 9.T 1 228 C arcia M A lb a n y .................
(5 H otchkifis S Adam s . . . .
.8 6 .7 391 Jacobs M SprngfUl Gdn ................. 83.8
. 9;«.l
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L ilic n w a ld E Stony B r o o k ............ 8.3.8
230 D ra n ich a k M B in g h a m to n . .
.86.6 392
. 0 :1.0 2.30 M o ck J A lb a n y ......................
67 'ff-rry
C S aratoga
....
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. 9.T 0 2.31 R ine G Weet Seneca ............
DH Reilley S A lb a n y . . . . . .
394
T
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.8 0 .6
.0 3 .9
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. 8 6.6 305 B anker S R ochester ...................... 8.3.8
232 L u rie F Scenectady ............
.02.9 2:j,3 R en tz M Rensselaer ............
TO Coons M S p rin g v il ............
:i96
Q
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.8 6 .5
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71 Nichols H Oswego ..........
.80.3 .397 l.a w re n ce E Schenectady ............ 83.7
. 02 7 2.34 Snyder G G u ild e rla n d . . . .
73 Green H A lb a n y .................
398
Spettigue
A B in g h a m to n ............ 83.7
.80.4
235 Snow V Delanson .................
7:1 Hime
C R avena
.............
, .0 2 .7 2.36 T ra u d U Kenm ore ............
.8 0 .4 309 M c G ilfrc y E T ro y .............................83.7
, .0 2 .7 237 E delm an R B ro o k ly n . , . .
74 Quigley K Bethlehem
.8 6 .4 400 O le jn ik J A lb a n y ...................... * .8 3 .7
.0 2 .7
75 Daiey M Barneveld
....
M a tu rl G St.aten Is ...................... 83.6
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.
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. .0 2 .7 2:i8
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.................
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....
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7R Nickerson R N ia g a ra FIs
.80.4 404 ITzzo N A lb a n y ............ ...................83.6
79 .Siwik V A m sterdam ................. , .9 2 .5 241 Furness J A lb io n .................
405
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80 Sapone D T ro y ........................... , .92.4 24.3 Reynolds F AMjany ............
83.6
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81 D w yer
Sorenectady ............ . .9 2 .4 244 Sherm an K S tuyvesant . . . .
4
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Babylon
................. , .92.4
408
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409 Madson E Ro«edale ....................83.5
, .80.3
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, .80.3 410 Srau.»s E New Y o rk ...................... 83.5
Moon C B u ffa lo ............................. . . 02.2 247 Green M W orcester ..........
411 Gran G
Syracuse
...................... 83.5
, .8 0 .3
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............ , .92.1 348 L a i« o n K A lb a n y .................
412 Poweski W D u n k ir k
................. 83.5
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413
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414 H a rt M Schaghticoke ................. 83.5
251
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415
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, .86.2 410 S eubert A B u ffa lo ...................... 83.4
M G ilb e rt L U tic a .......................... . .91.7 263 B ichtem an P W esterlo . . , .
. .86.3
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B u ffa lo
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. .80.1 417 H ub a E A lb a n y ................................83.4
>3 Day M T onaw anda
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418 Baugh A M id d le G rove ...............83.4
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. .86.1 420 FDlaiam
84 Samuel* H B u ffa lo
............ .. . .S1.4 256 I'a rc h u c k M H udson ............
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.......... 83.4
257
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422 P o w e ll D H o llis ................................. 83 4
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.................... . .9 1 .3
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, .86.0 424
98 Bordwell C Schenectady .......... . .91.3 260 M a rin C New Y o rk ............
S Saratoga Spg
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. .86.0 425 Bush
. .91 .T 361 Cepiel E Cohoes ................. . .
99 Andriscti A W a te rv lie t
R B k ly n .................. 83.3
. .86.0 436 DRadspreoher
100 H allock G B u s k irk
............... . .9 1 .3 362 W alsh U T r o y ...........................
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. .86.0 «27 M u rp h y E Schencctatly .................. 83.3
103 F itz p a tric k E A lb a n y .......... . .91.1 304 F ltz s im m o n * E A lb a n y . . . .
. .86.0 428 Sachs E Schenectady .............. ;. 8 3 . 3
103 Boulo A lb a n y
......................... , .»1.1 265 D a u g h e rty D M e o h a n ic vil . ,
A lb a n y
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. .S 6.0 •129 R elyea J
104 Brenner R B u f f a l o .................... . .01.1 266 D o u g h e rty I A lb a n y ............
267
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105 Siegel S A!'bany .................... . .91.1
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B N ew Y o r k . . . . . . iS3'.2
106 Soyne A Saranac L k .......... . .91.1 2 68 F a b io B N B a bylo n ............
. .8 5 .9 4.32 Ford L B in g h a m to n ...................,. 8 3 . 2
107 Masten R Am sterdam .......... . .91 0 269 C ou rtn e y U T ro y .................
, .8 3 .9 533 Wri.«»ley P D annem ora . . . . . . . . 8 3 . 2
108 Hagadorn M H o rn e ll .......... . .9 1 .0 370 S chwager E B re ntw o o d , .
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........... 83.2
. .8 5 .7 438 Adam s R Ba?lston TJt
113 Ruddy M I^ee C enter .......... . .00.3 3 76 T ra v e r J N ew Pa?t* ............
439
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D
Syracuse
............................83.2
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114 Siiusbicr B W a te rv lie t .......... . .90.2 3 77 F in o c o iia ro H C ana^tota . .
................ ..8.3 .2
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115 Schoonm aker E Coeymns H llw . .90.2 378 W allace S A lb a n y .................
A lb a n y ................................8.3.2
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116 Stenard D
A lb io n
.......... ..
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................. 83.2
118 D eit* M A lb a n y .................... . .9 0 .2 281 C lilo p e c k i ^ S co tia ............
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. . 85.5 44.'? Green J A lb a n y ..................................8.3 1
>20 Roy K Ton aw a n da ............... . .90.1 283 P a tric k L L eice ste r ............
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446 D irie J T.!vinGrstn M n r . . , , , . 8 3 . 1
. .8 5 .5 447 Sperbeck J Schenectw ly ................83.1
Iv2 Mason A Horseheads . . . . . . .90.1 285 F a rle y K Rensselaer ............
. .85.5 448 G ugino
123 W ilson E S co tia .................... . .89.9 286 M a rin e k y E T ro y .................
R T o n aw anda
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. .85.4
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. .85.4 419 K n c^e l ,T W ebster ...................... 83.1
.8 9 .8 288 Ryan D T ro y ..................... . ,
l a t t i c e E Schenectady . , .
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............. 83.0
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127 U w is
E Oswego
...................... .8 0 .8 3 90 H lb b e rt M N ew Y o r k . . . ,
452
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.................
83
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128 W alker M R ound L a k e .............. 80.7 391 Peer K T ro y ...........................
. .8 5 .4 '•.VI H ughes M Tluff.i1o ......................... 83.0
I'O Meiers M D u n k ir k ...........................89 7 292 Frie dm a n B B ro o k ly n ..........
. .8 5 .3 434 L in s c h it* M A lb a n y ...................... 8 " 9
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............
89.6 393 R yan H A u b u r n ......................
. .85.3
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89.6 394 M eyer L New Y o r k ............
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300 Coben A T ro y ...................... ..
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306 B rin d is i A A lb a n y ...............
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170 Po'-zia L TIuBt Mea<1ow ................. 89 '>
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M Rensselaer ....................... 80.1 310 M cN am a ra A M e ch a n ic vil . ,
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T h e F ederal job field Is w ide op en for individuals in ter e ste d in service, clerical and
m a in te n a n c e p osition s, reports th e F ederal Job In fo r m a tio n C enter in M a n h a tta n . Further,
th e n o n -e x a m in a tio n , n o -p r io r-tr a in in g v a c a n c ie s w ill pay from $1.70 up to $3.15 an hour
as beginning trainees.
D iversity is th e keynote. For
those oriented to offices, posts as
file clerk, clerk-typist, oashder,
office m achine operator
key­
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prone, groundkeeper an d general
laborer jobs are in need of a p ­
plicants.
unless th ey are eith er high school
graduates, have com pleted a for­
m al job train in g p rogram such a«
th e co n cen trated em ploym ent pro­
gram , job corps, etc., o r have been
o u t of school for a t le ast three
m o n th s an d have th e approval to
work from school authorities.
A pplications a n d fu rth e r infor­
m ation m ay be obtained from the
C ontinuous rec ru itm en t Is be­ F ed eral Jo b In fo rm a tio n Center,
ing carried out. W hile a t lower 2 F ederal Plaza, New Y ork 10007
level positions n eith er w ritten ex­ (telephone; 212 -264-0422); or
am s nor specific education or ex­ fro m local F ederal agencies, or the
perience will be required, a strong post offices in H em pstead, P atchdegree of physical skill and re ­ ogue, an d R iverhead.
liability would generally be n eed ­
ed. T he h igher level job applicants
Police Trainee
will, however, be evaluated on
A m edical and ra te d qualifying
having related education and physical exam ination was taken
training.
by th e 805 candidates for police
Age, Education C riteria
trainee, P.D., p atrolm an, PJD. re­
C andidates m u st be 18 years old cently.
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3-Y ear Traineeships Open
In Car M aintenance Field
civil service law. Vets are allowed
tx) deduct th e tim e sp e n t serving
in th e arm ed forces from th e ir
ac tu a l age w hen applying.
D eadline S et F or M ailing
T h e d ate of M ay 20, one week
before th e regular deadline, is the
cu t-o ff p o in t for m ail requests for
applications. A self - addressed
stam p ed envelope is necessary in
all such cases.
T h ere are no educational o r ex­
perience requirem ents: however,
successful cand idates m u st show
proof of a h ig h school, equival­
ency or G.E.D. diploma by the
end of th e ir first year of training.
T he w ritten test is designed to
reflect th e c a n d id a te’s general in ­
telligence, ability to benefit from
train in g , m echanical skills, and
ability to u n d ersta n d an d follow
directions.
T h e N ew Y o rk C ity P e r s o n n e l D e p a r t m e n t m i g h t b e
a b le to “ p u t y o u i n t h e d r i v e r ’s s e a t ” i n i t s 3 - y e a r t r a i n e e s h ip p r o g r a m f o r c a r m a i n t a i n e r s , a n d t h e r o a d to g e t t h e r e
Is a n e x a m i n a t i o n s l a t e d f o r J u n e 1. A p p lic a n ts f o r t h e s e
j o b s m ay stop by departm ental
offices a t 49 Tliom as St., New an d emergency conditions.
Two P erm an ent Titles
York, for inform ation an d te st a p ­
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ca r m a in ta in er trainees r e ­
plications, between M ay 7 an d
ceive wages of $3.4300 to $3.9175,
May 27.
per hour, working a 40-hour week.
In th is age of specialization,
A t th e end of th e trainee program ,
the program is geared to te ac h ­
p a rtic ip a n ts who qualify will be
ing special skills to those who p a r ­
appointed to car m ain tain er or car
ticipate. In stru ctio n is offered to
inspector categories. T he form er
gain expertise in one of th e fol­
pays $3.9650 to $4.4600 an hour;
lowing areas: electrical work,
th e la tte r title pays $3.9650 to
mechanical and p neum atic work,
$4.6075. C ar m a in ta in e r positions
car shop equipm ent an d deisel lo­ fall into groups J, K, L or M.
comotive m ainten ance work.
Asst, to City Clerk
Eligibility in this p rogram is
Two candidates took the te ch ­
O th er specialties available are lim ited to m ales in the 18 to 25
troubleshooting and a d ju stm e n t of age range. However, this require­ n ical-o ral exam ination for pro­
electrical an d
p neum atic ca r m ent h as no bearing on veterans m otion to assistan t to city clerk
equipm ent—both un d er routine as defined by section 85 of the recently.
K EY A N S V /E R S
EXAMINATION NO. 9019
50, B;
51, D; 52, D; 53, B; 54, A; 55, B;
56, C; 57, B; 58, B; 59, D; 60, C;
R atin g Key Answers for W ritten 61, D; 62, C; 63, B; 64, D; 65, A;
66, D; 67, C: 68, D; 69, B; 70, A;
T est Held April .'5, 1969
1, C; 2, A; 3, B; 4, C; 5, B; 71, D; 72, C; 73, D; 74, D; 75. B;
6, D;
7, C; 8, B; 9, D; 10, C;
76, D; 77, A: 78, D; 79, B;
n , C;
12, B; 13, D;
14, D;15,C;80, C; 81, B; 82, B; 83, C; 84, C;
16, B;
17, C; 18, C;
19, A;20,D;85, C; 86, B; 87, C; 88, D; 89, A;
21, C;
22, B; 23, A;
24, C;25,B;90, C; 91. C; 92, C; 93, B; 94, B;
26, C; 27, D; 28. C; 29, A; 95, C; 96, D; 97, D; 98, C; 99, B;
30, B; 31, B; 32, B;
33, C;34,D; 100, C.
35, A;36, D; 37, D; 38, D; 39, C;
To Keep Inform ed,
40, B;
41, D; 42, D;
43, A;44,B;
»=’oIlow T he Leader.
45, C;
46, C; 47, C;
48, B; 49,A;
PATROLMAN
REAL ESTATE VALUES
DE LUXE PACKAGE TOURS AT LOWEST PRICES
SU P T. o f P u b lic W o rk s fo r 11,000 p o p ­
u la tio n . Salary range 510,000 to $12,000
R e n t free d w e llin g w ith u ltilitie s , auto,
good frin g e benefits m ust be eperienced
sa n ita tio n o r c iv il engineer w ith Grade
1_A w ater treatm ent p la n t o pe ra to r cer­
tifica te & G rade 2B sewerage treatm ent
p la n t o p e ra to r ce rtificate. C ertifie d by N Y
tate D e p t o f H ea lth . Send a ll in q u irie s
to Com issioner o f P u b lic W o rk s , C ity
H a ll, H udson, N .Y . 12534.
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597 MERCER STREET, ALBANY, N.Y. 12208
Telephone (518) 869-9894 or (518) 237-8414
Sales Help Wanted - M /F
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MESSENGERS
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28 W 31 St., 1 flg h t up
Salesman - M /F
MEDIA PROMOTION SALESMAN -
$ 4 0 6 9
a month!
Front disc brakes fo r safety! Fully independent rear suspension fo r com­
fo rt! Bucket seats dozens o f other extras, too!
* Price is based on manufacturer's suggested retail price
With l/ j dowfn and 36 monthly payments, and includes Federal excise tax,
dealer delivery, handling charge. Sales tax extra.
67-01 Norfhern Blvd.,
Woodsids. Queens*
W e are
a p u b lic com pany seeking a take-charge
person to spearhead o u r p u b lic a tio n s ’
classified and su bscrip tion departm ents.
R elated o r successful sales experience
essential. Send resume and salary re q u ire ­
ments. C iv il Service Leader, B ox 300,
97 P u an e St., N .Y ., N .Y . 10007.
Guards/Armed
Good Pay/Bnfts
All Shifts — Steady Work
Openings all boros. N O A G E N C Y F E E
M u s t have p erm it to ca rry pistoL
Call Mr. Banks • PL 7-9400
RA 1.7500
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
SPECIAL Discount all new Chevys, to
employeee of the 3 Suffolk County State
Hospitals. Call MR. RAY at Walric
Chevrolet, Bay Shore, MO 5-3838.
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SANDS. 2040 N SURF RD.
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w rit* The C h ild re n 's Aid S ociety,
F o s te r H om e D ept. 150 E. 4 5 th S tr e e t,
N e w Y ork, N.Y. 10017. P h o n e 6 82 9 040 Ext. 245.
Compare our cost i)er 4.000 H>» to
St. I’otprsbTirR- from Nt-w York Oily,
$ 406; Philadelphia. $:iS2: Alt>;iny.
$432. For an Mtimale to any lU'stination In Florida
New 80 pg. “ SUNSHINE ANNUAL"
for vacationing In St. P ete “ The
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about retirin g in this sunny h ealth­
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W r ite , C.S.L.
DEPT. C.P.O. BOX 10217
ST. PETKRSBURG, FI.ORIDA
' Farms & Country Homes,
Orange County
T o rt Je rvis. N Y
D ep t.
4-22
NEAR Stuart. Fla., 4 lots, hiph and dry.
Appr. 1(10x100 PiU'h. Indian Rivnr wal»-rrij:hts. S.TOOQ— for all. Owner VV.T. 115 0
i f n r f i p Hlvd., Rivera Bearh, Fla. I'hone
8-l"-;J90(l.
Lots & Acreage - NY S tate
8 WOODED ACRES
$2900
Bulk Aoreaffo — Retirement Homes
BusiiieBS in the Tri-State Area
GOI.DMAN AGENCY. REAI.TORS
sn P ike
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ST. PETERSBURG, FLORIDA 33731
Write
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and STORAGE CO. INC.
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Solirimer-Kunz Kealtoru
(014) #50-727-1
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R E T IR E M E N T H O M E S
E s s e x . N .Y .
Home For Sale - NY S tate
A U S A B L E V a lle y V illa g e ; « Room s 2
Bath^, excellent c o n d itio ru . G o lf, h u n t­
ing, fishing, s k iin g in im m ediate area.
H . W . B elm ore Ausable Forks N V
12912.
O ld e r home — 3 bdrm s, 1! 2 baths, h o i
w tr. heat, one b lo c k to Lake C ham p­
la in , lo w taxc<i.
Houses For Sale - Bronx
Sm all m odern house, cozy and most
convenient, w a lk in g distance churches
& stores.
$ 9 ,5 0 0 .0 0
K e e s e v i l l e . N .Y .
E 220 ST. 1-fam. $18,990, dct. 4 bedrm s,
m od k itc h e n & 2 new baths, new w ir in g
new p lu m b in g .
J.J. Law rence
C L .1-2 300
3208 W h ite P lains R d.
Open 7 Days
$10,000.00
O n Lake C h a m p la in
3 b drm . year ro un d home & 2 lakefro n t re ntal cn".icc- on large lot.
$20,000.00
House For Sale - Queens
W'rJ/e tor Uelitiit
properties —
C H A P E L L E G A R D E N S : B ric k b un g a lo w ,
$ 20 ,99 0 , beamed c e ilin g
liv in g -ro o m ,
large d in in g ro om , 2 king-sized bed­
room s, plus re ntab le fin . bsmt.
Trio R e a lty
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KEESEVILLE. N .Y .
5 1 8 -8 3 4 -7 7 0 0
AX 1-6467
BRONX S P E C IA L
CAMBRIA HEIGHTS
$20,990
SOUNDVIEW VIC.
Brlfk CohmiuJ. Kxo'Ment eondition.
6 ’/^ rms, 1 ’ 2 batliM, finiHlicil bUHenicnt.
g-anvKP. fpn<-«Hi-in trurdfii jilol.
FIRST TIMK OFKKHET)
D('(aclu‘il PUMtoiii-huiU
fam (4 A 5
Ix'drniti) plus full b«mt. 2 car p.irajrr.
Walk to slioppinp & I’-aiiepur'ntirni.
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SPGFLO GDNS
$17,99 0
ENGLISH COLONIAL
O w n e r must sacrifice this 5 rm home
& sun porch. M o d k it & b th . A ll
applicances. N o w a itin g .
ST. ALBANS
4 BEDROOMS
$56 down - $ 5 6 per month
1 1 Manhattan Imported Cars, Inc.
New C a r » /U s a d C a r s / S « r v i c c / P a r l s / L « a » i n g / O v a r t e a t Delivtry
New York City. 2 E. 4 6 th St. OX 7 5 8 0 5
J a c k s o n Heights (Q u eens). 7 6 0 2 N orth ern Blvd.. GR 8 5 2 0 0
H e m p s te a d (N a s sa u ). 2 8 6 N. Franklin St., 5 1 6 5 3 8 2 8 8 8
$ 20,990
D et. c o lo n ia l, 8 Ig rms on s u rro u n d ­
ed by gdn grnds. C om pletely fin bsmt
m odernized, gar, extras.
$1775
Lower Funeral Prices
Have Always Been Traditional At
W alter B. Cooke
FUNERAL HOMES
Call 628-8700 to reach any of
o u r LO n e ig h b o rh o o d fu n e ra l
h o m e s in th e B ro nx, B ro o k ly n .
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Pre-school th ru U n iv e rs ity level
O u tsta nd ing o p p o rtu n itie s in preferre d
locations.
W r ite n o w fo r a p p lic a tio n o r
C all 212 546-2228 S u n /w k d y s
A A A TEACHERS A G E N C Y
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QUEENS VILLAGE
$21,990
5 BEDROOMS 2*/2 BATHS
D e t Eng C o lo n ia l— 9 large room s
on ■ Ig p lo t a m id tree & shrubs.
U ltr a m o d k i t 8 t bsmt. Garage.
MANY
OTHER
1 ft
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BRICK
$23,990
RANCH
TYPE
D et a ll b rk home w iih a ll the rm«
on one flo o r plus attic. M o d k it
bth fin bsmt. Garage.
SPGFLO ODNS
$30,500
DET LEGAL 2 FAM 5 / 5
D et leg 2 fam 8 yr o ld
consisting o f 5 & 5 rms
k its 8c bths & fin bsmt.
a p a rk lik e neig h bo rh oo d .
see.
b rk & sh,
stream lined
Situated in
A must 10
LAURELTON
$37,500
DET LEGAL 2 FAM 6 / 6
6 y r o ld b rk & sh —
Ige rm.s
each apt. U ltra m od kits & bths, w a ll
ovens fin bsm t, garden grounds.
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980 Doloszyn E Buffalo ...................... 76.6
987 Cou-e I . S y a c u s o ...................... 70.0
!*88 Tanner G 'l'(,nawan<la .................70.5
98I> Panten A Buffalo ......................... 70.5
fM»0 BrewHter S Bklyn ........................... 76.5
ftOl Dinolfo P Rochester ...................... 70.5
9 0 ‘i Tumoni.s A Albany ...................... 76.5
'»0;i I>aPochelle V Cohoea ...................... 70.5
094 Grant V NY
................................ 70.5
fMt'i Kobinton A Scheneclutly . , . . 7 0 . 5
. .70.C
!>9i> Nolan K Clenmont ..........
. .7 0.6
997 Cooper R NY .........................
. 7 . ..5
008 Moody A Ctl N y a c k .............
. .7 6.5
■10!* Heck V Iv'itham ...............
. .7 0.4
1.000 I.eslnski M Buffalo . . .
. .7*4.4
1.001 Johnsim K Buffalo . . .
. .7 0.4
1.002 Kiibiak N Depew ..........
. .70.4
1,00:t Duncan J Troy ...............
. .76.4
1.004 Dreia H Averill I’k . . .
. .70.4
1.005 (%ilisc M New H.vde Pk
. .70.4
l,t»O0 Veh'h M Schafrhticoke .
. .70.4
1.007 Geccwic/, M Albany . . .
. .76.4
1.008 Wi!<ox H Watervliet . . .
. .70.4
1 ,00!> Olcy J Lancaster ..........
. .76.4
1.010 Reifan J Schenectady . . .
. .70.4
1,(M1 Tybush V Cohoe« ..........
. .70.4
1, 012 Snydei M Retisselaer . . .
. .70.4
l.Ol:! <;erard V Albany ..........
. ,7 0.3
1,014 Dunbar V Attica ..........
. .7 0.3
1.0.,". C<»biirn M Middletown .
. .7 6 3
1. 010 Ro<hon R Syracuse . . .
, ,7r- :i
1. 017 Brown West Seneca
. .7 0 •
1. 018 Brown CrojrsK*yvil.e
. .70;»
1.010 WiwMcr
M Albany . . .
,. .7 0 a
1,0'!() Westpial J Albany . . .
. .70.:»
I,(»‘M Gullolto C Mechanicvil .
,. .7G.:j
1,(»■;•! Halavin A Sc'hcnectady
. .76.;t
1 , Va<lcn B NY ....................
. .70..'5
1,024 Ationovich J I-athaiii .
, . .70.3
1.0-;.'. Hlieehan P Bcllcrose .
, . .70.3
1,0*;0 Kin-cr E Selkirk ..........
, . .7G.:i
l,(c;7 iMc(inry E Troy ..........
, . .76.!!
1.0-.vs Cleveland G Albany . . .
, . .7 0.2
l.tl-.M* 'I’liiidiMi S Chatham . . .
, . .7 0.3
I,0:i0 Theilinatm G Troy . . .
, . .7 0.3
!,(»;! I Muir A Saralotra ..........
. . .70.*:
1 0:r: Sam-liey, M Oiieonta . . .
, . .76.3
r,o;!.'t Miiniby C Oneonta . . .
, . .70.2
1.011 I RcdiiioiKl h Auburn . . .
, , .76.3
1.0.’I.'i Cronin J Troy ...............
, . .7 0 .3
1,(»;{0 Kipp S Albany .............
, . .7 0.2
l,o;i7 While A Se’.kirk ..........
, . .70.3
l,(»:tS Crall
D Selkirk ..........
. . .76.3
l,o:t'.t Riibino
f- Bklyn
....
. . .7 0.2
1.0 to Bcckcll
E Albany
...
. . .76.1
1.011 tJu/.ik M IX-lmar ..........
. . .76.1
1 042 Goodman S Bellmore .
. . .70.1
l!o4t’. Milne J Syracuse ..........
, . .70.1
1.0 14 Olcy P Syracuse ..........
. . .70.1
1 0 15 Stocki F
l.ackawaiina
, . .76.1
1,010 Woodward M Dannemora
. . .76.1
1, 017 l^>|>ar.o
I.. Albany
...
. . .76.1
1 OIS 'rorni-ncllo H Grent- Is .
. . .70.1
1, 040 Ship'pey B Rcxford . . .
. . .70.1
|,0.-,0 Parker N M.kownville .
. . .70.1
1,9.'<‘: ()b(•li^'l M Amsteidam .
. . .70.1
1(15;! Soffey J Albany ..........
, . .70 .0
1.05 4 DcsoiiMa .M Louilonville ,
. . .70 .0
l,()5.'i Prctcau S Latham ..........
. . .70 .0
1,050 Corbitt M Albany ..........
. . .7 0.0
1 ()r>7 Pclcr-ten 1) Sand 1-ake .
. . .7 0.0
1.0,’>8 Meiiy.ies
S S.vrac-use
. . .70 .0
l,or.‘t Lii>feld P Albany ..........
.
. .7 6.0
1.000 l.inilsey
E Albany
...
. . .7 6.0
1.001 l.efilcr D Scotia ..........
.
. .75 .8
I,00‘: Stew irl D Cohoes .........
. . .7 5 .8
1.00.! Jones V Mechanicvil. . . .
.
. .7 5.8
1.00 4 7.aborowi*ki J Dcpew
. . .7 5.8
1.005 .Sam^ion A Seienectady .
.
.
.7 5.7
1.000 Borowicz C Uniondale .
. . .7 5.7
1,007 Jenkins V Buffalo ..........
.
.
.
75 7
l,(Ki8 Conroy .V Albany . . . . .
. . .7 5.7
1.000 Sadow.^ki
Schenectady
.
.
.7
5.7
l ’o70 S'kelley
iMAlbany
. . .7 5 .6
1,071 Banno:i A Ma»aapequa .
.
.
.7
5.6
1 ,(»7'; Kisaane
MAlban.v
...
. . .75.6
1 073 Snvilcr R Amsterdam . . .
.
.
.7
5
.6
„(»74 Wechsler H Albany . . .
. . .7 5 .5
1 075 Paliii^ a R Albany . . .
.
.
.75.4
l'o 7 0 Cullen E Brentwood . . .
. . .75.4
1.077 Bcn.ler M Albany ..........
. . .7 5.4
1.078 (^reHsi-r W Scotia ..........
. . .7 5.4
1 ,07!» Kowal J Buffalo . . . . . . .
. . .76,4
ToSO (ioodcrmote M Berlin .
. . .75.4
l [ o « l Mctiec L Statiii la . . .
. . .7 6.4
1,0S': (iiroux L Albany ..........
. . .75.4
l.OS.'J Traver A Binffhamton .
. . .75.4
1,081 Jcinryi P Albany ..........
, . .7 5 .4
I (tKTi I'Viler C "Mwiok
. . .75.4
1,\»K0 Ni.vak G Albany ..........
. . .75.4
1,087 Slocks J tlommack . . .
. . .7 5 .4
l'0 S8 Aroiiowil/. E Bx ..........
. . .75.4
1,080 (^appo'ii
Bkl.vn . . . .
. . .75.4
1 090 Johiwoii R Albany
. . .7 5 .4
l'091 Las-er L Bklyn
. . .75.4
Albany
l.Ofc; Russell
l.OiHi Sullivan C Troy
....................75.4
'j?-
H‘.M StroHZ M Schencclatly ..................78.5
H 'H HiitiHPti
D Unadilla ..................78.2
8‘55 Konfara A Buffulo ............................ 78.3
K'JO T/iiiiicrro R aWlervliet ..................78,‘J
h;J7 J.OHi
M Butlalo
.........................7H.:*
H"8 Kcllflier J Cll I«lip ........................7H.!J
K'SU C'oli-inan R Albany ........................7S.‘;
■S30 Vi.Irath B UaniburR:
7H.!I
H.'d I.iitt C Johnstown .............................78.2
8:52 Mullor D Winifdale ........................7h.;J
S.'tit Va-<! N .Schcnectaily ...................78.‘J
...................7K.‘:
«:H Kneziitic C Buffalo
s;t.* CiilK'n H Troy ................................ 78.‘I
.S-'IG KcI7, R Cohoes ............................ 78.2
«:i7 t'aiilllehl M Albany ....................... 78."
S:i8 Schciiizfiit L Schencclady . , . . 7 8 . ! !
8;i!) Bliilenn C Cohoea ....................... 78.1
8U> l.iolinsk: M Albany ....................... 78.1
8*1 Kiiiir K Mechanicvill ...................78.1
8|-| Phillips H Avprill I*k ...................78.1
S4:t Hwsel B Buffalo ...............................78.1
814
D
Manliua
...................... 78.1
8I.'( AniiiTBon (i Albany ....................78.1
8»S I'oyle M Albany .........................78.0
84 7 Couehlry D Cropt«yvil ...................78.0
848 HuebHoh M Elnia .............................78.0
849 Murpry M Albany .............................78.0
S.'iO Chri!<lcnsen E Manlius ...................78.0
8 5 ‘J BrimberK 8 Bk!yn ........................... 77 !»
85S Slovenson D Staten Is ...................77.9
854 Doaiic I* HonBeheada ....................... 77.!*
855 Orainer A Averill l*k ...................77.8
85(J AlUen M Potsdam .......................77.8
8;')7 .St<*vpn9 C Albany ....................... 77.8
858 Thornton E Fayetteville ..............77.8
8.'.!) Hra<lt O Schenectady ................. 77 7
800 (iuyetle R Troy .............................77.7
,S(!I i;,.r.|iier J Albany .............
7T.7
.Sic: apielvog-cl S ' Bx ..................
!«»;» Comm la V Troy ....................
804 Cantoro J AniHtcrdam . . . .
80r> Dwyer K Troy ......................
8«i0 Kelley D Scarsilale . . . . . .
807 KinkeWlein K Albany . . . .
K08 RohhI L. Saratof^a .................
809 Miller R GreoiibUHh .............
H70 Benaequista L. .Schenectady
.7 7 . 0
871 Brown J Bklyn ..................
.77.(i
87;: Abrama H. Schenectady . . . .
.7 r . G
873 Mc-Crtnn E NY ..................
,
.77.(J
871 Boyle M Ozone Pk ...............
. .7 7 .0
875 Killian J Cohoea ..................
, .7 7 .0
H7rt CJanott E Scheneclady . . . .
, .7 7 .0
877 Dunn A Frankfort .............
.7 7 . 0
87 8 Calvac* J Bklyn ..................
, .7 7 0
879 Reinschmidt M Fu’.ton . . . .
,
.77.<!
H80 Harter J Syracuse ...............
881 Pi«tilli S Staten Is ............
882 House J Binjrhamton .............
88.‘J Wallard M All)any .............
884 CJoldlwirff J NY ..................
885 Mancheii P Bklyn .............
88 0 Hotalinir M Selkirk . . . .
887 Kinsella B Troy ...............
.77
H88 Obrien 0 Albany ..................
8 8 0 Wrathall D Byron ..................
800 Hillicoaa M Surprise .............
891 Korney 0 Albany ................
.77.5
8 9 ‘J Kt>at D Johnson City . . . .
.7 7.5
K9;» Petro M Kenmore ............
.7 7.5
K»4 Kate G Fliishine: ..................
. 77.!>
893 CoK R Woodside .................
. .77.4
8m» I..01U E Richmond HI . . . .
, .77.4
Ht»7 Dilalio Y Scottia ................
, .77.4
»(»8 I..uow8ky R Bx
.................
, .77.4
KtM) B?lawaki M Albany ..........
, .77.4
9 0 0 Nocian S Delanaoii ............
. .77.4
WU Nyland K Meoranicvil . . . .
, .77.4
902 Bernatein V Flushinc . . . ,
, .7 7.4
90*:A Nofiewich K Patchoirue . ,
, .77.4
<K):i Hairston S Buffalo ............
, .77.4
90 4 Carbonello J Albany ............
. .77.4
9 0 5 Gerber E Albany .............. .
, .77,:t
tt(K) Lauren*o J Scotia ..........
. .77.:«
8 0 7 Wierj A Syracuae ..............
, .77.:)
90 8 Berman B Bklyn
..........
. .77..1
909 MaConchie G Galway ,
.
. .77.:i
9 1 0 Totoraitis E Castleton .
. .77.:i
911 Kilwarda R Albany . . . . . .
. .77.:t
» 1 ‘J Dixflon D Coxaackio ..........
. .77.:t
» 13 Barman M Bklyn ...............
. .7 7.3
9 1 4 Wojlar-owaki E Utica . . .
. .77.3
9 1 5 HatricU M Astoria ..........
, .77.:<
9 1 0 l»urdy P Kinderhook . . .
. .7.7.'i
917 Fox R Buffalo ..................
. .77.:«
9 1 8 Johansen 1) Troy
..........
. .77.:i
9J9 Boriran D Albany ...............
9;:0 Ottavio S Rome ...............
9;J1 Kilarecki B Buffalo ..........
Danaher M Troy
..........
.7 .2
9'5:« Apa C Athena ......................
»;J4 Saaiadek R Blaadell ..........
9-5,•. MoUtor J All>any . . . . . .
9 20 Dcnnin W Loudonville . . .
9*57 Vinette B Syracuse
...
9 ‘i9 Burna N Albany ..............
9 3 0 Weiner J Stony Brook . . .
.77.2
931 Roae W Albany ..............
»;i2 Allen A Albany .............
9H.H Eldre«i M Bullvillo ..........
.77.
«;{4 Whitham W Syracuae . . .
9:ir> KirUham C Averill Pk .
9,10 Sa<low«ki J Mechanicvili .
.77.1
9S7 Vandunk M Niskuynna . . .
,77.1
!>;t8 Ol.-ion (J Loudonville . . . .
.77.1
9.‘t9 Balavram H Bklyn .............
.77.1
94(1 Miller D New Hartford . . .
.77.1
IMl Miller D Albany ...............
.7:.!
94 2 Hart M Nassau .................
.77.1
94.1 llarlock M Buffalo ..........
.77.1
9 44 (\iasarino
Albany . . . .
.77.1
945 Maxim SSchenectady
...
.77.1
940 Saraiiiak E Buffalo ..........
.77.1
9 4 7 Lewis P NY .........................
.77.1
94 8 Toy A Syracuse ...............
. 77. 1
9 4 0 Hauck PKgrircrtsville ..........
.77.1
!>r<0 Hiiii liclilfe B OssininK: . . .
.77.1
4I50.V Parker C Ah'xaiulria Bay
.7 7.0
951 lluckloy M Dunkirk . . .
.77.0
95'J Nettlcton N A’.bany . . .
.77 (»
U5:i Vanalphen J Albany , . .
.7 7.0
9,">4 Maxtield W Hadley . . . .
.7 7 .0
»r>5 Oriley S Staten Is ..........
.77.0
Or.ii 0,:vplin>iki I. Amsterdam .
.7 7.0
9.'7 CaiiKello C Utica
..........
.77.0
95S Bartholomew It Waterforii
9.'.9Dsiff A Dklyn ................................... 77 (»
900
Parker C Alexander Bay ................77.0
9(il
I.aucr M Selkirk ........................... 70.0
IM'.-: Tanski H Selkirk .......................70.0
9(i;i UtiKScll E Bklyn ........................... 7li.O
JX!l Strall
Kciimore .........................70 9
IXiS PolUtck 3
A'l)any
..................70.9
900 (ila.^Hcr E Auburn ...................... 70 0
00 7 Amarando M Auburn ................. 7(1.M
90S CdSKrove 11 Troy .........................7 0 .S
909 Place K Albany ..............................7 0 .H
970 (iriiroleit (1 Scotia .........................7 0 .H
971 Paskin N Albany ........................... 70.8
97'J Nolan M Watervliet ...................... 70.8
97.‘$ Crristman M Albany ...................... 70.8
97 4 Fischer E Buffalo ........................... 70.8
9 7 5 Nicklas A Albany ...................... 70.8
97 (t Johnson E Buffalo ....................70.7
0 7 7 Shields R Albany ........................... 70.7
978 Diamond K Queim Vill ..................7G.7
971» Wilaon O NY
........................... 70.7
9 80 Newton J Albion ...................... 70.7
®K1 Folmabce K Rensse’aer
.......... 70.7
98'1 Vankcurin M aPttoraou .......... 70.7
98.‘{ Bunn M Jamaica ...................... 70.ft
98 5 Sellillo C Suratoffa .......................7ti.U
Delegates To Vote Wednesday
On State’s Latest Pact Offer
(C ontinued from P a^e 1)
also offered vesting a fte r 10 years
a t th e 1/60 rate instead of the
1/120.
A n y retire m en t im provem ent
negotiated will be based on the
highest three years average sal­
ary Instead of five. T h is benefit
already h as been signed into law
by G overnor Rockefeller.
In addition to salary and re tire ­
m ent. a num ber otf im provem ents
to th e h e a lth Insurance plan have
been placed on th e table by the
S ta te ’s bargaining team , includ­
ing:
(a) U nder Blue Cross:
• In crease from 120 to 365
th e num ber of days In hos­
pital covered per year,
• Increase from 30 to 120
days per year for coverage
for “m en tal or nervous” cases.
•C over o u t-p atien t diag­
nostic, X -ray an d laboratory
a t 80 percent.
• Increase m a tern ity in ­
dem nity from $100 to $150.
.75.3
Vaiii*ell K Staten Is . . .
.7 5.3
Polcr S Bx
...............
.75.3
Kileiiliofler Checktowaffa
.75.3
Pleifft-r H Bx ...............
.7 5 .3
Van luken D Syracuse . . .
.75.3
Malicki S Amsterdam .
.75.^2
11 0 :1 Knciper V LoudonviMe .
1 1(11 Tciic.vck n Syrcaupe . . .
l.to.') Miksils E I.ynbrook . . .
. 7 5 .3
I’ldO Vallcluiv4a M Watervliet
. 7 5 .2
1.107 ll.vmaii 1Albany ...............
rrr *)
l . lltS Connor L Green Is . . .
l.lO'.t Sclimiill E Seaford . . .
Kl l O Kliiis V Syracuse ..........
1111 DicUnrm S Bkl.vn
l^p;
Diilty C Dclmar
....
1.1 I .’! Chaii-son M Scotia
...
. 7 5 .2
l i l t Jabi'/aiika A Et Johnaon
.7 5.3
I' l i :.
Irvins- J Albany
.75.1
1 1 1 0 Carcia A Albany ..........
.75.1
1, 117 Drive'- E Keura lUiaU .
.75.1
1 IIS Clancy
ETroy
...............
, .75.1
1.1 lil Kasniier H Troy ...............
, . 75.1
1 r;<) Bulcaii II
Miller PI . . .
, .75.1
1
PM H.imiltonB New
Platz .
, .75 1
1 i.;2 Grilman G Binghamton .
, .75.1
1. 123 Manley E Alliany ..........
, .75.1
1,1‘!1 Conimrs R Staten 1h . . .
. .75.1
l,f;.'i Broilhcail G Seliien ..........
, .75.1
l,p;r. Kyan T Albany .............
, .75.1
l , r : 7 Bab,lick L Altiany ..........
. .75.1
IJ-.'S WcliK B Brewcrton
...
. .75.1
Lf.*0 Kistaii F A'.liany ..........
. .75.1
1.1 ;;o Green L Albany
....
. . 75.1
1 , 1:11 Strow H Bx
...................
l,i:!2 Perkins M Alt)any .......................7o.l
l,i:t:i Miller R Troy ..............................
l, i :!l Kaelber A Shrub OakPk . . . . 7 . 1 . 0
.i:t.', lIuiiliiiK' V Dclmar ...................... 75.0
l,i:!0 MdiKan MGloversvillo .................. 75.0
l, i:t7 '(Iiik: MAlbany ................................ 75.0
1 , 1:1s Zajil H
..................................75.0
l,i;iO Leduc B Saranac ....................... 75.0
non-econom lc Item s are still be­
ing discussed an d will be present­
ed to th e delegates on April 23.
A OSEA official pointed out th a t
under th e la te s t offer, S tate em­
ployees in th e M etropolitan New
York are a will receive th e $5,200
m inim um —th ree m o n th s ahead
of New Y ork City employees.
Council 37 APSCME, representing
City em.ployees, agreed to th e later
effective date.
OSA’s sa lary com m ittee, ch a ir­
ed by Solom on Bendet, an d pen­
sion com m ittee, headed by Robert
C allahan, were m eeting Monday
nig h t (April 21) a t G asn e r’s Res­
ta u ra n t In New Y ork City to act
on th e S ta te ’s fin al offer and pre­
pare th e ir recom m endations to the
d e l^ a te s .
CSEA’s S ta te Executive Com­
m ittee will determ ine Its position
on th e S tate's offer a t 10:00 a.m.
W ednesday. D elegates will convene
in C hancellor’s H all in Albany at
2 p.m., a fte r w hich th e Employees
A ssociation’s board of directors
will m eet a t 7 p jn .
No Health Statement Required For
CSEA, Oneida County Late
Enrollments in State Program
e n t’s cost of h e a lth in su r­
Resume Sessions Onyou continue your efforts to make ance,
dependents can be en ­
each new employee is a d ­
rolled a t any tim e w ith their
Contract Conditions sure
vised of th e requirem ents for an d
effective d ate of coverage
(C o n tin tie d
U n C A —M em bers of the O n ­
eida County negotiating team m et
recently w ith Civil Service E m ­
ployees Assn. representatives an d
both agreed to m eet again “ to re ­
solve problem areas.”
Robex't Guild, CSEA field repi-esentative, h ad
charged
on
M aich 23 th a t th e county ho d
“failed to comply w ith the te n n s
and conditions” of Its T aylor Law
co n tra c t w ith OSEA,
G uild h a d th reaten ed to “urge
strong ac tio n ” to resolve w h at he
considered to be c o n tra c t viola­
tions in the area of overtim e work.
A fter th e last m eeting on April
8, Theodore J. Rovak, county r e ­
search director and spokesm an
for th e county negotiating team ,
said both sides h a d “discussed in
detail all the alleged com plaints.”
"Steps ai'e now beln«r taken to
resolve
these problem areas,” Ro1 OIM WoUrini J Loudonville .......... 7o.4
bak said. G uild concurred.
1 ,0 0 .-, Dooce.v
D Troy
....................
.75.:i
1 ()!Hi Kwen 1, Baldwinsvil
i !o 97
I ’oitS
1 .OO’.t
1 100
1 101
1102
• Provide benefits In a p ­
proved extended care facil­
ities identical w ith M edicare.
(b) Undei* Blue Shield:
• In crease m a te rn ity allow­
ance from $100 to $150 in ­
cluding com plications arising:
o u t of pregnancy.
• In -p a tie n ts psychiatric
coverage on benefit schedule
basis.
(c) M ajor M edical p o rtio n :
• Increase m axim um M ajor
M edical benefit from $20,000
to $50,000.
T h e S ta te h a s also offered:
• To change thje overtim e
pay rule to rem ove require­
m e n t th a t employees be given
equivalent tim e off to avoid
paying of overtim e a t tim e
an d a half, an d
•
G u aran tee d m inim um
o n e -h a lf d ay ’s pay to em ploy­
ees called to work for em er­
gency d u ty outside regular
work hou rs for a period less
th a n four hours.
S everal o th e r economic an d
U n it In Utiea
f/ecfs Youngs
As President
UTICA—Loren A Youngs r e ­
cently was elected president of the
C linton C entral School Civil Serv­
ice Employees Assn.- during a
m eeting in the Pi-anklin Springs
A m erican Legion Home.
Also elected were: vice preeident, W illiam C hristie; recording
secretary, B etty M axam , and
treasurer,
Ig n atiu s
Shepherd.
About 50 atten d ed the meeting.
T h e u n it is p a rt of the O neida
County chapter, CSEA, cafeteria,
m a in ten an ce an d office workers
in C linton schools.
S tate S enator Jam es Donovan,
R-Chadw lcks, explained the T ay ­
lor Law, the S tate budget and
S ta te aid to schools. A question
period followed.
Manpower Director
Roger F. Solim ando, county
ALBANY—Dr. Julla L. Feltag is c h a p te r pi-esldent, was a guest.
the new director of the Office of
P a s s y o u r L e a d e r oa to » n o n Medical M anpower In th e S tate
m em ber.
H ea lth Depa:;Unent.
fro m
Page
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advantages of tim ely enrollm ent.
being th e firs t of th e m o n th
T hey should a l s o be advised of
following th e m o n th In w hich
the tim e penalty for late enrollapplication is made.
mervt an d th e possible financial
«. T hose employees a n d /o r de­
losses involved. P l e a s e o b t a i n pendents who are currently ex­
e ith e r a n e n r o llm e n t fo rm or »
cluded as a result of previous re­
N o tic e o f D e c lin a tio n fr o m e a c h
jection of S tatem e n ts of H ealth
e m p lo y e e d u r in g
t h e p r e lo d th e
will be p erm itte d to eruroli on a
e m p lo y e e
Is e l ig ib le
fo r
tim e ly
cuiTent basis w ith coverage to be
e n r o llm e n t.
effective on th e first day of the
* * •
fourth m o n th following the m onth
P a r tic ip a tin g
S u b d iv isio n s
in w hich th e employee applies.
a. I n th e case of a new em ­
f. Those S ta te m e n t uf H ealth
ployee applying for individual form s w hich are in process as of
coverage
only,
w ith in
th ree th e effective d ate of th is memor­
m onths of his date of firs t eli­ andum will be com pleted In ac­
gibility, h is effective date of cov­ cordance w ith existing procedure.
erage will be th e first day of the We have asked th e respective car­
m o n th follow'ing th e m onth in riers to expedite action on Statew hich th e employee applies.
menits of H ea lth currently wait­
b. If th e employee applies for ing action.
individual coverage more th a n
As you can readily ascertain,
th ree m ontlis a fte r his date of
th is new procedure has been de­
fli-st eligibility for such coverage,
signed to elim inate existing late
the employee m ust satisfy a thi'eeenrollm ent complexities, c o n s i d ­
m o n th w aiting period. H e will be
erably reduce adm inistrative co sW
granted individual coverage as of
and save you an d th e employee
th e first day of the fo u rth m onth
valuable time. You will also note
following th e m o nth in w hich a p ­
th a t th is change involves a lib­
plication is filed.
eral extension of th e tim e during
NOTE:
I n those agencies
w hich a n employee ca n em’oll for
w hich are contributing 100
dependent a n d /o r employee cover­
percent towards th e employ­
age, th e elim ination of th e State­
ee’s cost of h ea lth insui’ance,
m e n t of H ealth form an d a lib­
th e employee ca n enroll a t
eralization of th e late enrollm ent
any tim e w ith his effective
procedure. All other reporting and
date of coverage being th e
processing procedures rem ain un­
firs t of th e m o n th following
changed a t this time.
the m o nth in w hich he applies.
W hle this change i s a liberali­
c. I f the employee applies for
zation
of existing procedures, it is
dependent coverage w ithin three
m onths of th e dependent’s date strongly recommended th a t you
of first eligibility, the dependent continue your efforts to make sure
coverage will become effective on each new employee is advised w
th e first day of the m o n th fo l­ th e requirem ents for and advan­
lowing the m o n th In which the tages of timely enrollment. Tli^y
should also be advised of the time
employee applies.
d. If th e employee applies for penalty for late enrollm ent. Plea**
dependent coverage more th a n o b t a i n e i t h e r a n enrollm ent
thi'ee m onths a fte r the depend­ o r a N otice of D e c l i n a t i o n f o r e»c *
ents d ate of first eligibility for e m p l o y e e d u r i n g t h e p e r i o d
e m p lo y e e
is e l i g i b l e f o r tin»® ^
such coverage, th e employee will
e n r o llm e n t.
be g ran te d dependent coverage as
I f th ere are an y q u e s t i o n s c o n
of th e fli-st day of th e foui'th
m o n th following th e m o n th in cerning this change, c o n t a c t
office of Sam D. Freem an, ^
w hich th e employee applies.
rector of H ea lth I n s u r a n c e , sw
N O T E : In those agencies
D ep artm ent of Civil ServioCi
w hich are contributing 100
Campus, Albany 12226.
p ercen t tow ards th e depend­
»pf>Mc»tlon «f knowledge^ profc»a a n venerate m uch o f th e new
kzwwlcdge, a n d new sm en distrlb>
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Albany Recririting
For Police Exam
T he City of A lbany wiK hold a
w ritte n ex am in ation for police
pabt'olmen M ay 24 a t lOidO a.m.
in th e H ac k ett Ju n io r H igh
School, D elaw are Ave. D eadline
for fihng for the job w hich pays
$S ,000 to s ta r t w ith increases to
$6,700 is M ay 12.
C andidates m u st h ave been legal
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h u n d red
ninety-five
candidates for pati*olman, NYCTP,
police trainee, N YCTP took a
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T h e C oast G u ard Supply C enter
h a s openings fo r a card pu n ch
o p erato r, a t $4,231 (GS-356-2) or
$4,600 (G 6-356-S) E>er year; and
a radio cry stal m ak er (lim ited),
a t $3.07 p er hou r (W B -6). TTie
crystal m aker post p>ays $3.64 per
hou r a fte r periodic increases.
F o r f in th e r inform ation come
to th e Civilian Personnel B ran ch
of th e Supply Center, 30th St. and
T hird Ave., Bi'ooklyn; or call ST
#-5000, exteiision 204, and ask for
Mr. Dloss.
^
Bridge and Tunnel
A qualifying m edical an d p hy­
sical exam ination was ta k en by
th e 146 can did ates for a ssista n t
bridge and tunnel m a in ta in er r e ­
cently.
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RATES
D‘u l 518-622-3261
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when it's a
Cottage
h a rie , S chenectady, S a ra to g a o r
R enaselaer County for a t le ast one
y ear Im m ediately preceding th e
te st date. P referen ce in ap p o in t­
m e n t will be given to c a n d id a tes
w ho for th e sam e leng th o f tim e
have been legal residents of the
locality in w hich th e ap p o in tm en t
is to be m ade.
T o qualify for th e exam ination
can d id ates m u st be between the
ages of 20 and 29, w ith the ex ­
ception of v eterans who may sub ­
tr a c t th e len g th of tim e they
served in th e arm ed foi’ces, up to
six years, from th e ir actual age.
H igh school g raduation or posses­
sion of a n equivalency diplom a is
required. Physical req uirem en ts
an d m o ral s t a n d a r d have been set
by th e exam iners.
F o r fu rth e r in fo rm atio n call
518-472-3343, or come in person to
the M unicipal Civil Sei-vice Commisaion, Albany C ounty C ourt
House, Room 79, Albany.
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C.S.E.Vl. employees fo purchase the following major iferrs at
the lowest available prices:
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r o o m a n d o c c a s io n a l f u r n itu r e . . . a l l a t p ric e s
t h a t c a n n o t b o m a tc h e d .
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m a k e o r m o d e l c or a t $ 1 0 0-$125 a b o v e fa c to ry
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How you are prot«cted:
W b « n 709 w a n t to b u y any ite m covered in th is
p ro g ra m a ll you have to d o is ca ll the Consum er
B iiy in ff Service a t th e n um b e r listed. A sk fo r M rs.
K a tt. T e ll h e r you are m C.S.E.A. em ployee and
w h a t you w a n t to buy. S he'll issue you a special
purchase ce rtificate c o re rin g th a t item . T h is service
I'as been arranged to a llo w m em bers lik e yo urself
to g a i* a ll th e b e n e /iu o f mass-purchasing. Y o u are
n o t p urchasing as an in d iv id u a l coosunier, b u t as
a m em ber o f an organized g ro u p o f thousands o l
coiMumers fro m select large o rg a n iia tio n s .
T h is is m ore th a n Just a d isco u n t p rog ra m . Dealers
c o operating in th is p ro g ra m m ust Arst meet o u r
h ig h standards b efo re they can p a rticip a te . A n d
they m ast m a in ta in these standards. T h is means
you n o t o n ly receive the lo w prices negotiated, b ut
also have the fu ll P R O T E C T IO N and A SSU R A N C E
fro m Consum er B u y in g Service. Each dealer is re ­
sponsible to us fo r every purchase made by o ur
members. T h is guarantees you o f com plete r e lia b ility
and service.
IN ORDER TO VISIT THE SHOWROOMS YOU MUST FIRST OBTAIN A
PURCHASE CERTIFICATE.
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Long Island (516) 248-1131
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(From Leader C orrespondent)
SYRACUSE—C ity, co u n ty and tow n ch a p te r s of th e Civil Service Em ployees A ssn.,
CL w ould race uniform b arga in in g policies and p r a c tice s th ro u g h o u t th e S ta te if th e recom ­
•< m en d ation of O nondaga C ounty E xecutive J o h n H. M ulroy is adopted by th e S ta te -w id e
>.
a C ounty Officers A ssociation.
ns
ai
Mulroy recommended to the
O
j
^3 COA’s executive committee that
the A.ssociation become the “clear­
ing house” for all problems in­
(24 volving the Taylor Law that arise
C
s*. in all counties of the State. He
u: Is first vice president of the COA.
I—j
He said the COA’s executive
ti;
CJ oommitee—of which he Is a mem­
ber—unaminously adopted he pro­
cc posal at Its Spring meeting last
u:
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week at Grossinger’s.
“And,” he said, “the entire As­
sociation is expected to approve
u the reconunendation at its meet­
ing later this year.”
Under Mulroy’s proposal, the
Association’s headquarters in Al­
bany would become the “focal
point for interpretations of the
Taylor Law and disputes arising
out of collective bargaining.”
The county executive said that
counties, acting together, “may
be able to adopt uniform poli­
cies in meeting employees’ denwinds.
Some of these policies, he said,
might include uniform working
hours, vacation time, holidays and
overtime payment.
Unions representing
govern­
mental employees are State-wide
and national in scope, Mulroy
said, “so it is only reasonable that
counties not be expected to stand
alone during government-employee
disputes.”
He added: “If the counties in
this State bind together, they
will achieve a much sti'onger posi­
tion in coping with the problems
that will arise as a result of col­
lective bargaining.
Special Group Life Insurance
♦
T h ru w a y
T a lk s
(Continued from Page 1)
that bargaining unit.
Meeting in consultation with
Joseph Reedy, CSEA collective
bargaining specialist who is ad­
vising the negotiating committee,
the Thruway workers discussed
proposals to submit to the Auth­
ority at their next joint meeting.
CSEA, which was recognized as
bargaining agent for the Thruway’s maintenance, toll and cler­
ical employees met recently with
the Authority to set ground rules
and procedures for the negotiat­
ing sessions.
Members of the Negotiating
Committee include, representing
toll collectors, Eugene Bernstein
of Suffern; Earl Rosenthal, Syra­
cuse; Harriet Gray, Albany; Earl
Mayfield, New Rochelle; Shirley
Lacey, Buffalo; and Jim Coleman
of Albany. Those representing
clerical employees are Hazel Gre­
nier, Veronica Stead and Winifred
Guerrlere, all of Thruway Head­
quarters in Albany. Speaking for
maintenance workers will be Vito
Dandreano of Anxsterdam; Charles
Crumb, Syracuse; Richard White,
Syracuse; Ronald Roosa of King­
ston; George Hylton, Spring Val­
ley; Alfred Vitajiza, Nyack; Philip
Butler, Berkshire; Prank Kawski
of Silver Creek; John Ott, Buf­
falo; and Charles Sengel, Buffalo.
Program Offered By CSEA
Witliout Test Until April 30
(S p e c ia l To T h e L eader)
ALBANY—T he C ivil Service E m ployees Assn. will offer
a sp ecia l group life in su ran ce w ith o u t m ed ical ex a m in a tio n
to its m em bers during the m o n th of April, 1969, only.
A p p lication s m u st be received by April 30, 1969, from
members or those eligible who be­
for this insurance as the result of
come members.
a medical examination will not be
Cost for the insurance is only
required to have such an examina­
ten cents bi-w'eekly per $ 1 , 0 0 0 of
tion.
insurance for members 29 years
An extra benefit being offered
old or younger. Older members
is 1 0 percent additional insurance
may obtain this Insurance at lower
(guaranteed through Oct. 31,
than normal rates.
1969). Premiums will be waived if
Premiums will be deducted
the insuree becomes permanently
automatically from salary each
and totally disabled prior to age
pay period.
60, as described in the insurance
All applicants under age 50 who
literature. Double indemnity in
have not been previously rejected
the event of death is guaranteed
through Oct. 31, 1969.
Literature explaining the group
G o v e r n o r S ig n s
life insurance and the necessary
application forms can be obtained
F o u r C S E A B ills
from your local chapter, depart­
(Continued from Page 1)
age of employees for a particular ment representative or from CSEA
c L s ot positiom. -me new law Headquarters, 33 Elk St., Albany,
authorizes the waiver of citizen­
ship requirements (upon approval
M e n ta l H y g ie n e
of the State of a municipal Civil
Service Commission) for appoint­
(Contlnaed from Pare 1)
ments to positions where there Is but did not promise 1 0 percent.
an acute shortage of employees,
In answer to another CSEA de­
regardless of whether the posi­ mand, the Department indicated
tions requires a competitive ex­ that within 30 days it would file
amination.
for geographic differentials for all
A bill sponsored by Assemblyman patient-care and related positions
Joe Finley and others (A 2420) ln,the nine-county New York Met­
extends the $2 , 0 0 0 survivor’s bene­ ropolitan area. CSEA was px'omfit for active and retired State ised the details of the proposals
employees. This benefit is a tem­ when they are submitted to the
porary one and as such must be Division of Classification and
extended every year. Tlie benefit Compensation.
for survivors of active employees
CSEA objected to the depart­
who die after 90 days of service ment’s refusal to reveal its final
is a $2,000 minimum. The bene­ proposal for the ward service
fit for survivors of retired State career ladder and was told that
employees who had at least 1 0 the Association would be con­
years of service and who retired sulted on the details of the pro­
on or after Oct. 1, 1966 is $2,000. posal in the future. The Com­
The last bill (A2422) was spon­ missioner assured CSEA that the
sored in the State Assembly by ward service career ladder was the
Assemblyman V.S. Carroll and department’s first priority for this
others, and amends the retire­ year.
ment and social security law in
Other Items covered at the meet­
relation to appix)val for re-employ- ing included protection of certain
ment of retirees.
Mental Hygiene jobs from the
Prior to tlie enactment of this State’s ax-wieldlng budget. Com­
law, a retired public employee missioner Miller assured CSEA
wlio wished to be reemployed in that although budget cuts will
public service without suspension force the depaitment to close two
or reduction in his retirement al­ narcotic addiction units—at St.
lowance had to meet the require­ Lawrence State Hospital, Willard
ment of approval of the State Civil State Hospital, Creedmoor State
Service Commission that the re­ Hospital and Rockland State Hos­
tired person is qualified, physl- pital—the employees working In
call fit, that there is need for these units would be absorbed into
his services and that there are other units and that none will lose
no other regularly available, and their jobs.
that his employment is In the
best
Interest
of
government
'S c ie n tis t o f th e Y ear*
service.
The new law eliminates the re­
quirement that the Commission
must approve the aforesaid things
before reemployment of a retixed
public euiployeo.
BUFFALO—Dr. James T. Grace
Jr., director of Roswell Park Me­
morial Institute, has been named
“Scientist of the Year" by tlie
Buffalo UiUvei'&ity Club.
C O N G R A T U L A T IO N S —
David Kaminsky, second from
left, recently appointed by Mayor Lindsay, is congratulated by Fioravante G. Perrotta, Finance Administrator, after being sworn in by
Perrotta as his special assistant. Kaminsky had long been active in
the New York City chapter of the Civil Service Employees Assn. as
a delegate to the executive conunittee, and as chairman of th«
chapter’s legislative committee. Looking on are his wife and son.
W a te r to w n S ig n s P a c t
F o r P a y , F rin g e B e n e fits
W ith J e ffe r s o n C h a p te r
(From Leader C orrespondent)
WATERTOWN — T h is C ity’s go vern in g body, th e City
C ouncil, h a s u n an im o u sly approved three sep arate Taylor
Law co n tra cts w ith its officia ls an d em ployees, w ith th e pay
in crease alone ex p ected to to ta l $210,000 in th e 1967-70
budget.
“All bargaining sessions were
The new agieements, negotiated
carried out in good faith and with
by committees of the Jefferson constructive intent by all partici­
chapter, Civil Service Employees pants. It is believed that these
Assn., the Police Benevolent Assn. contracts will provide continued
and City fire fighters with City harmonious and cooperative rela­
Manager Ronald G. Forbes, and tionships between the City govern­
fringe benefits also, Including ex­ ment and the employees of the
tending the l/60th non-contrlbu- City government.”
toi-y retirement program back to
1938 from 1960 for CSEA membei-s.
H o s p ita l F ig h t
Mayor Theodore Rand, com­
menting on the new agreements,
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effective for the City’s fiscal year State Senator H. Douglas Bar­
July 1, said that they “benefit clay of Pulaski, carried the figW
both employees and the City itself against abolition of the unit pro­
by insuring greater harmony dur­ viding 24 jobs to the State Mental
ing the next year and by meeting Hygiene Department and the Gov­
financial needs of the City work­ ernor’s office.
ers.”
Assemblyman Donald L. Taylor
The mayor, who personally in­
of Watertown, helped out as the
troduced all thiee resolutions be­
neighboring Jefferson county's
fore the City Council, had as sec­
medical association went on re­
onders the other members.
cord for keeping the facility.
He said that the pay increase
The unit was ordered aban­
amounts to “about five percent
doned in the recent State budget
across the board;’' that it places
cutting but will be restored either
Watertown employees in better
in the supplemental budget or next
'tinancial position in a pay plan
year’s State deficiency budget, ac­
probably unequaled in any city
cording to Assemblyman Keenan.
of its size in New York State.”
Police and firemen, with or­
ganizations of their own, are
nevertheless supported by the A S pirited C ontest
CSEA and they are members of
the CSEA chapter.
M arks C orrection
The overall pay boost in the new
contracts, according to the city Unit’s
E lections
manager consist of “ $ 1 0 0 plus one
ALBANfY—Electioru; to clioos®
increment added to the City pay new leaders of 1969-70 for the
plan.”
Correction chapter of the Civ
Each of the three e m p l o y e e Service Employees Assn.
groups won new fringe benefits place recently, resulting in
Including hours regulations, time choice of Warren A. H a r d i n g ^
off for policemen serving extra chapter president. He e d g e d
hours in court and, among other Carl Brown for the post.
items, a broadening of sick leave
For vice president, J. Eliza^®^
regulations.
Hamlin rolled to victory ®v
Mis. Eleanor S. Percy, president Phyllis Carello and Ted Kunzier •
of the county OSEA; Richai’d Anna Miller beat out Mary '
^
Gebo, Onie Howe and George Moi'zos in the contest for
Weideman, represented the main tai’y, while Carol Purzynki won
body of employees in the negotia­ treasurer’s post u n o p p o s e d .
tions.
Re-elected as delegate
j
j^y,
City Manager Forbes, picked by ternate for the coming
the city council as negotiating Evelyn Zeh and Anthony
agent, said of the conti-act dis­ defeating Anna Oinsbui*fifl^>
sought the alternate’s
cussions: