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T u e s d a y , A u g u s t 5, 1969
T e n C e n ts
E l e c t i o n
See Page 16
S c o r e b o a r d
CSEAWINS SWEEPING
VICTORY IN ELECTION
Wenzi Hails Triumpii
Tiiat Crusiied AFSCME
A L B A N Y — T h e o d o r e C. W en zl, p r e s id e n t o f th e C ivil S e r v ­
ic e E m p lo y e e s A ssn ., to d a y p r o m ise d “u n c e a s in g b a ttle t o
w in u n p r e c e d e n t e d b e n e f its fo r S ta t e e m p lo y e e s ” a f te r C SEA
e m e r g e d v ic to r io u s in e le c tio n s to d e te r m in e t h e b a r g a in in g
a g e n t for S ta te w ork ers.
Fi-iday’s v ic to ry In th e O p e ra ­
B e n d e t w as obviously re fe rrin g
tio n a l S erv ices U n it c lim a x ed a to th e s trik e a g a in s t M e n ta l H y ­
f o u r - u n it sw eep fo r CSEA in ­ giene D ep t, in s titu tio n s by C o u n ­
volving 96 p e rc e n t of S ta te e m ­ cil 50, A FSC M E , w h ich th e CSEA
ployees eligible to be re p re se n te d in s iste d w as a failu re b u t to w h ich
in collective n e g o tia tio n s. CSEA th e G o v e rn o r c a p itu la te d
and
lo st th e sm a lle st g ro u p of e m ­ ca lled o ff n e g o tia tio n s w ith th e
ployees, th e 6 ,0 0 0-m em b er S e c u rity E m ployees A ssociatio n fo r o v er
Service U n it—la s t M o n d ay , b u t fo u r m ontlxs.
w e n t on to w in th e o th e r fo u r,
“O u r f ig h t,” sa id W enzl, “ w as
employee representation elections. More than 50
Ted
WenzI, CSEA members and numerous staff joined other in c lu d in g th e h o tly -c o n te s te d I n ­ n o t a g a in st a sm all u n io n b u t In ­
CSEA president, left, and John Mrocckowski, pre»- Interested parties at an Albany armory for the s titu tio n a l S erv ices gro u p, by s te a d w as a g a lla n t stru g g le
a g a in s t a n in te r n a tio n a l a f f ilia te
ident ®f Mt. McGresror chapter, study the votingr five-day tabulation which showed CSEA victorious overw h elm in g plui-alltles.
S olom on B e n d e t, c h a irm a n of of A F L -C IO . W e c a n claim , w ith ­
tr«nd during: last week’s ballot count in the State in four out of five units.
th e CSEA s a la ry c o m m ittee , w h ich o u t re s e rv a tio n , th a t th is w as a
h a d its firs t m e e tin g la s t week, f a r -re a c h in g v ic to ry , n a tio n a l in
d e c la re d : “T h e C SEA now o f­ scope. T h e
o th e r
in d e p e n d e n t
ficially re p re s e n ts th e v a st m a - u n io n s acro ss th e c o u n try w ere
jo r ity of S ta te em ployees, ju s t looking closely a t th is elec tio n ,
a s it did b efo re th ese u n n e c e s- | a n d now will look closely a t CSEA ,
s a ry electio n s, a n d o u r b ro k e n - th e o rg a n iz a tio n w hich fa sh io n e d
dow n o p p o sitio n re p re se n ts even th is s ig n ific a n t v ic to ry a g a in st a
T h is w e e k T h e L e a d e r p u b lish e s, in a lp h a b e t ic a l ord er,
less people th a n th e few m e m ­ c o m b in a tio n of se em in g ly p o w er­
bers th e y b a d befo re th e election. ful fo rc e s.”
the u n e d it e d b io g r a p h ie s o f c a n d id a t e s for S ta te w id e o f ­
M r. R ockefeller h a d b e tte r r e ­
Vox Populi
fice in t h e C iv il S e r v ic e E m p lo y e e s A s s n . In fu tu r e e d itio n s,
m e m b e r th is w h en h e gets th e
ca n d id a tes fo r d e p a r t m e n t a l r e p r e s e n ta t iv e p o s ts w ill be
“S ta te em ployees Ig no red th e
w ide ra n g e of b e n e fits m y c o m ­ m oney a n d m a n p o w e r a n d idle
A L B A N Y — B a llo ts
for
Introduced.
m itte e is p re p a r in g fo r o u r n e g o ­ p ro m ises of o u r c o m p e tito rs fo r
t h e e le c tio n o f S ta te w id e
JOHN HENNESSEY
tia tin g te a m a n d n o t cave in
THEODORE C. WENZL
o f fic e r s a n d d e p a r t m e n t ­
(Continued on Page 8)
Candidate for President
Candidate for President
a
g a in to e m p ty th r e a ts fro m a
a l r e p r e s e n ta tiv e s o f th e
h a s -b e e n o u tf it.”
AWAITING VICTORY
Meet The Candidates CS£A Sets
For Statewide Office OfficerVote
Aug. 8 25
Jac k H en n essey hAS serv ed as
T tie pasit tw o y e a rs u n d e r v th e
^ E A s ta te tr e a s u r e r fo r th e p a s t T a y lo r L aw h a v e b een th e m o st
yeare. H e w as th e p re s id e n t try in g tim e s e v er fa c e d by th e
(Continued on Page 3)
(Continued on Page 3)
C ivil S e r v ic e E m p lo y e e s
A ssn . w ill be m a ile d to a ll
m e m b e r s o f t h e CSEA o n
Aug:ast 8, T h e L e a d e r h a s
b e e n in fo r m e d .
B a llo t s m u s t be r e tu r n ­
ed to t h e p r o fe s s io n a l b a l­
lo t c o u n tin g o r g a n iz a tio n
by A u g u st 25.
M em b ers w h o h a v e n o t
r e c e iv e d t h e ir b a llo ts by
A u g u st 13 sh o u ld c o n ta c t
th e ir
c h a p te r
o ffic e r ,
CSEA
h e a d q u a r te r s,
33
Elk S t., A lb a n y or th e
N ew Y ork C ity o f f ic e o f
CSEA a t 11 P ark P la c e,
N ew Y ork C ity im m e d i­
a t e ly th e r e a ft e r .
E le c tio n r e s u lts w ill be
a n n o u n c e d a t t h e CSEA
a n n u a l m e e t in g in N ew
Y ork C ity on S e p te m b e r S.
Leaves August 10
Last Cali On
Baliama Vacations
O n ly sev en se a ts a re av ailab le
on th e Aug. 10 o ne-w eek gala
v a c a tio n trip to th e G ra n d B a ­
h a m a s, a v a ilab le o n ly to Civil
S erv ice E m ployees Assn. m e m b ers i
a n d th e ir Im m ed ia te fam ilies.
T h e trip leaves Aug. 10 from
B u ffalo a n d prices Include ro u n d ^
tr ip je t tr a n s p o rta tio n d irectly
fro m B u ffalo, deluxe b re a k fa s t a n d
d in n e r, h o te l roomis. etc. T o ta l
p ric e is $220.
F o r re m a in in g sp ace, w rite im ­
m e d ia te ly to e ith e r M rs. M ary
G o rm ley, 1883 S e n e ca Ave., B u f­
falo, c all (716> 342-4206 or M rs. 1
G ra c e H illery , 6 N a v a h o P kw y .,
B u ffalo , te iep lw n e (716) 823-3367.
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Procaccino Forces
Divided Between
Doves And Hawks
he
c a m p a ig n h e a d q u a r ­
te r s
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C o m p tr o lle r
M ario A. P r o c a c c in o is a
h o u se d ivid ed b e tw e e n h a w k s
a n d doves; b e tw ee n th o se who
T
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c ra tic d e fe c to rs to th e L in d sa y
s ta n d a r d a n d th o se w ho p refei’
(Continued on Page IS)
VI
Executive Chapter
Sets Annual Picnic
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t e r of th e Civil Service E m p lo y ees
A.ssn. wil h o ld its a n n u a l pic nic
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fin a l fo r all
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a n t s b e ca u se th e ir efficiency an d
th e ir public re la tio n s is u sually a t
sta k e .
IT W ILL B E civil se rv a n t* who
c a tc h th e h o t p o ta to e s, w h e th e r
a n y of th e s n a f u ’s a re a d m in ­
is tra tiv e o r le g isla tiv e . (F o r ex­
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specifically e lim in a te d food allow ­
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T H E OMBUDSMAN sy ste m h a s
b een stro n g ly u rg e d for th e U n ite d
L tates. T he a rg u m e n t is th a t be­
c au se g o v e rn m e n t o n all levels is
b eco m in g m o re c o m p lic a te d a n d
m o re p e rv asiv e, in ju s tic e s a re
bound to o ccu r—no m a tte r how ef­
fic ie n t th e civil serv ice c o rp s .
TH U S FAK, th e sy ste m h a s n o t
c a u g h t on in th e U n ite d S ta te s
ex cept in a few is o la te d in sta n c e s.
R e p o rts of o m b u d s m a n effectiv e­
n ess in th is co u n try a r e too in ­
c o n clu siv e to .n iik e a ju d g m e n t.
T H E R E A R E v a ria tio n s of the
o m b u d sm a n on a n unofficial level.
N ew sp apers, ra d io a n d T V s ta ­
tio n s h av e o rg a n iz e d th e ir ow n
v erisio n
w ith
v a rio u s
n a m e s.
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calls it “ A ction L in e.” P rim a rily ,
th e se e ffo rts a re su p p o se d to be
p a r t of a n e w s p a p e r’s o r s ta tio n ’s
“ p ublic serv ic e” effo iis. A ctually,
th e y a re c irc u la tio n or liste n e r
p ro m o tio n g im m ick s.
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“ M r. P ix its ” a re in th e a re a of
g o v e rn m e n t, th e y c ro ss th e line
from tim e to tim e a n d do b a ttle
w ith p riv a te la n d lo rd s, d e p a rtm e n t
sto re s, m a n u fa c tu ie rs , a n d public
u tilitie s.
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12121 253-4488.
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M r . E m m e t t a n d f o r t h e N o v e m b e r t r i p . Miss
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London Jaunt— O c f.
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D a y ) o r N o v . 26 t o 30 ( T h a n k s g iv in g I , each
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C o n f e r e n c e a n d S ta t e levels. H e
has w o r k e d v ig o rou sly to o b ta in
b e n e f i t s desig ned to se c u re eq u al
tre a tm e n t fo r a ll C ivil S ervice
Employees.
Jo h n , like m a n y o th e r m e n h is
Iage, h a s see n m ilita r y service.
1He serv e d a p p ro x im a te ly th ie e
years In th e U .S. Ai*my, m o s t of
ivhioh w as in
th e E u ro p e a n
Theatre. H e m a d e th e N o rm a n d y
llnvansion o n D -D ay .
Upon h is r e tu r n fro m serv ice, h e
[proceeded to g e t a n e d u c a tio n by
attending th e U n iv e rs ity o f B u fjfalo a n d v o rk ed fo r th e New Y o rk
[state D e p a rtm e n t of P u b lic W o rk s
Iwliere h e h e ld th e title of a s s is ta n t
civil en g in e e r. H e h a s ju s t been
apix>inted to th e p o sitio n o f C a n al
Section S u p e rin te n d e n t a t L o ck jport.
It sh o u ld be m e n tio n e d t h a t
IJohn’s e a rlie r c a re e r in c ltid e d th e
job of th e a tr e m a n a g e r o f th e
Loew C h a in . H e Is th e p a s t p r ^ Ideat of th e B u ffa lo c h a p te r o f th e
New' Y ork S ta te A sso ciatio n of
Hiifhway E n g in e e rs a n d serv ed as
the a s s is ta n t tr e a s u r e r fo r th e
State B o a rd of D ire c to rs fo r th is
association. H e h a s serv ed as a
member of th e b o a rd of d ire c to rs
Ifor th e W e ste rn New Y o rk B lue
Isiiield.
H ennessey w as th e tr e a s u r e r of
la local R ifle a n d P is to l C lub, in Istruotor of H u n te r S a fe ty , p a s t o fIflcer of th e A m e ric a n L eg io n , a n d
Ivery a ctiv e in re c e n t c h a rita b le
|fund drives.
J o h n pledges to be a fu ll-tim e
[president workinig o u t of A lbany
h e ad q u arters. H e reco g n izes th e
need fo r local o ffices a n d p la n s
m a k e CSEA k n ow n th r o u g h o u t
ill tlie S ta te .
Jo h n sees th e p re sid e n c y o f th e
|CSE3A in th e se c h a n g in g tim es as
challenge. H e p la n s to ta k e a
|fie.iih new look a t th e w hole CSEA
structure.
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Theodore WenzI
(C o n tln aed fro m P a g e 1)
ivil Sei-vice E m ploy ees A ssn. T h e
eriod h a s see n CSEIA b u ffe te d
Dy a c o m ta n t su ccessio n of ci'ises,
placing u n p re c e d e n te d d e m a n d s
ou Uie o rg a n iz a tio n ’s resoui*ces,
adaptability a n d , c e rta in ly , its
[leadership.
Tlie essence o f C SE A ’s s tru g g le
leLisi Declines
le-Nomination To
toard of Directors
w as in fig h tin g to r e ta in its p o si­
tio n as tr a d itio n a l re p r e s e n ta tiv e
o f p u b lic em.ployees in New Y ork
S ta te . H a v in g w on th e o ffic ia l
r ig h t to c o n tin u e In th is role fo r
S ta t e em p loy ees by th e G o v e rn o r’s
re c o g n itio n in N o v em b er, 1967,
CSEA su d d e n ly fo u n d itse lf on
th e d efen siv e to r e t a in th e rig h t.
T h is f ig h t h a s gone on th ro u g h
tw o n e g o tia tin g sea so n s, d u rin g
w h ic h tim e C SEA h a s n e v e rth e ­
less won fo r S ta t e w o rk ers m ore
t h a n $1,200 in s a la r y im p ro v e ­
m e n ts a n d g u a r a n te e d h a lf - p a y
re tir e m e n t a f te r 25 y e a rs of se rv ­
ice.
I n its C o u n ty D ivision, CSEA
also fo u n d its w ork g re a tly m u l­
tip lied . F o rm a l b a rg a in in g u n its
b eg an ta k in g s h a p e in h u n d re d s of
ju ris d ic tio n s th r o u g h o u t th e S ta te
— co u n ties, c itie s, to w n s, villages
a n d sch o ol disti-icts. N o t only did
C SE A ’s lo cal o ffic e rs a n d field
s t a f f h a v e to cope w ith th e co m ­
plex n a tu r e a n d a m o u n t o f th e
n ew w ork, th e y also h a d to block
th e c o m p etitiv e In ro a d s o f riv a l
u n io n s, m a k in g th e ir f ir s t big
m ove in th e m u n ic ip a litie s u n d e r
th e T a y lo r L aw .
S p a rk e d by its c o m p e te n t le a d ­
ersh ip , C SEA h a s m e t th e c h a l­
lenges of th e p a s t two y e a rs as
th e y h a v e o c cu rre d , a n d h a s
em erg ed a s a th riv in g , m o re
p o w erfu l o rg a n iz a tio n . I t h a s
c h a n g e d its c o n s titu tio n to p ro v id e
g re a te r flex ib ility . T h e tr a d itio n a l
n o -s trik e clau se is no lo n g e r th e re
— le ttin g th e w orld know t h a t
C SEA c a n be as m ilita n t as th e
s itu a tio n d e m a n d s. I t s C o u n ty
D ivision now o p e ra te s w ith g re a te r
fre e d o m a n d a u to n o m y . I t s s ta f f
o f sp ec ia lists h a s b ee n g re a tly e x ­
p a n d e d a n d given m o re d ire c tio n .
T h e re s u lts h a v e b e e n as d r a ­
m a tic a s th e c h a n g e s. I n a d d itio n
to n e g o tia tin g su c ce ssfu lly fo r
S ta t e woa-kers, C SEA h a s won r e p ­
r e s e n ta tio n e le c tio n s in a la rg e
n u m b e r o f m u n ic ip a litie s . I t h a s
n e g o tia te d m o re th a n 300 c o n ­
tr a c ts fo r lo cal g o v e riu n e n t e m ­
ployees in one y e a r alone. I t w on
th e r i g h t to re p r e s e n t m o re th a n
2,000 em ployees in a h ig h ly p u b ­
licized elec tio n on th e S ta te T h r u ­
w ay a n d ju s t re c e n tly con clu d ed
a c o n tr a c t w h ic h in c lu d e d a la n d ­
m a rk im p ro v em e n t. E a rlie r th is
y e a r, CSEA e s ta b lis h e d its new
im ag e of m ilita n c y by w in n in g its
p o in t w ith th e S ta t e by t h r e a te n ­
in g a S ta te w id e jo b a c tio n of
S ta te w o rk ers.
T h e success of CSEA over th e
p«U9t tw o y e a rs is th e o ffic ia l re c ­
o rd o f th e f ir s t a d m in is tra tio n of
P re s id e n t T h e o d o re C. W enzl. On
th e b asis of th is re co rd , T ed seeks
re -e le c tio n th is y e a r.
• • ♦
RAYMOND G. CASTLE
C a n d id a te fo r F ir s t V ic e -P re sid e n t
R a y C astle is th e p re s e n t fir s t
v ic e -p re sid e n t of th e A sso ciatio n
a n d is a c a n d id a te fo r re -e le ctio n .
H e o ffers a re c o rd of le a d e rsh ip
a n d a c c o m p lish m e n t to h is fellow
w o rk ers in Civil S erv ice. H e jo in e d
th e CSEA o n th e sam e d a y he
b ecam e re g io n a l m a n a g e r w ith th e
C o m m erce D e p a rtm e n t a n d h a s
serv ed o n m a n y c h a p te r, c o n fe r­
ence a n d S ta te c o m m itte e s. H e
serv ed fo u r yeai’s a s p re s id e n t of
S y ra c u se , c h a p te r ; tw o y e a rs as
p re s id e n t of C e n tm l New Y ork
C o n feren c e; d ia lr e d th e S p ec ia l
C o m m itte e o n th e n ee d fo r a New
Y ork C ity A sso c ia tio n . O ffice; five
y e a rs as m e m b e r of S ta te E d u c a ­
tio n C o m m itte e (c h a irm a n tw o
y e a r s ) ; as m e m b e r of th e S pecial
C o m m itte e to S tu d y N o m in a tio n
and
E lec tio n
P ro c e d u re s
and
o h a irm a n o f th e S p ecial C o m m it­
te e to D e fin e D u tie s o f A ssociation
C o m m itte es. H e w as f o u r th vicep re s id e n t fo r two y e a rs: co m p leted
tw o te rm s as seco nd v ic e -p re sid e n t
a n d is c u rre n tly fire t v ic e -p re si­
d e n t. D ui-ing th is tim e , h e w as on
th e B o a rd of D ire c to rs’ c o m m itte e
a n d h e w as S ta te c o n s u lta n t to
th e C o n s titu tio n a n d B y -L aw s a n d
th e P u b lic R e la tio n s c o m m itte e s.
H is c u r r e n t a ss ig n m e n t as firs t
v ice-presiden* is C o -o rd in a to r of
O ffic e r a n d C o n feren ce Affaii-s.
A ctive in C e n tr a l New Y ork
b u sin ess a n d civic a ffa irs , h e h a s
serv ed te n y e a rs a s dii-ector of th e
S y ra c u se A d v ertisin g a n d S ales
F ir s t In S t a t e
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D rive of N a ssa u C o u n ty ; c h a i n n a n
of th e Boy S co u t F u n d D riv e In
B a ld w in ; v ic e -c h a irm a n o f th e
N a ssa u C o u n ty C a n c e r D riv e;
v ic e -c lia lrm a n W a ld e m a r C an cer
R e s e a rc h F u n d ; m e m b e r of th e
B o a rd of C e n tr a l Is la n d M e n ta l
H e a lth C e n te r; m e m b e r o f th e
A lu m n i A sso ciatio n of th e C ol­
u m b ia C ollege of P h a rm a c y ; boaixl
m e m b e r o f th e New Y ork M eta
B o o ster C lub; a m e m b e r of th e
E lk s; a n d is a ctiv e ly Involved in
m a n y o th e r c h a rita b le a n d civic
a c tiv itie s. H e is c u rre n tly c h a ir ­
m a n of th e U n ite d F u n d D rive
fo r N a ssa u a n d S u ffo lk C o u n ties.
As p re s e n t h e is o h a irm a n o f
th e C o m m itte e to S tu d y U n io n
A ctiv ities of CSEA ; m e m b e r of th e
S ta t e B o a rd of D ire cto rs, B o a rd o f
D ire c to rs C o m m itte e a n d P a id
P re s id e n ts C o m m ittee.
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THOMAS McDo n o u g h
C a n d id a te fo r F ir s t V ice -P re sid e n t
T o m M cD o no u g h is a c a n d id a te
fo r th e o ffice o f f ir s t v ic e -p re si­
d e n t. A se n io r clerk , h e h a s b e en
em p lo y ed b y th e D e p a rtm e n t o f
M o to r V eh icles fo r th e p a s t 13
y e a rs. H e is p re s id e n t of th e M o to r
IRVING FLAUMENBAUM
C a n d id a te fo r F ir s t V ic e -P re sid e n t
Irv in g F la u m e n b a u m Is a g r a d ­
u a te of C o lu m b ia U n iv ersity C ol­
lege o f P h a rm a c y a n d is em ploy ed
by th e N a ssa u C o u n ty D e p a rtm e n t
of S ocial Sei*vices.
H e is cuii-ently p re s id e n t of th e
17,000 membea* N a ssa u c h a p te r,
C SEA a n d secon d v ic e -p re sid e n t
o f th e S ta te CSEA. H a s b een
activ e m e m b er o f CSEA fo r alm o st
20 y ea rs. Irv in g F la u m e n b a u m h a s
alw ay s su p p o rte d S ta te p ro g ram s
in a d d itio n to C o u n ty p ro g ra m s
fo r CSEA. F o r fo u r y e a rs h e w as
c h a irm a n of th e S ta te M em b e r­
sh ip C o m m ittee .
F la u m e n b a u m ’s
proudest
a c h ie v e m e n t is th e g ro w th of N a s­ V ehicle c h a p te r of th e CSEA, a t
sa u chaptea- fix>m less tlia n 1,000 p re s e n t in h is s ix th y e a r in o ffice.
m e m b e rs to its p re s e n t en ro llm e n t.
T o m is e x tre m e ly ac tiv e in all
CSEA m a tte r s a n d Is th e firs t
(C o n tin u ed o n P a g e 9)
25- Year Retirement
Plan Won For Freeport
CSERA Seminar
Employees By CSEA At Concord Hotel
Jiusk M. D eLisi, E x e cu tiv e D eif-ment re p r e s e n ta tiv e to th e
atxi of D ire c to rs o f th e Civil
I’vice E m ploy ees A ssn. h a s d ellned n o m in a tio n to r u n fo r a n ­
(F r o m L e a d e r C o r r e sp o n d e n t)
ther te rm , citin g h is fo rth c o m in g
M INEO LA — S c o r in g a k e y b r e a k th r o u g h , t h e N a ssa u
'^tirem ent fro m S ta t e serv ice as
t P t j reason.
c h a p te r o f th e C ivil S e r v ic e E m p lo y e e s A ssn . la s t w ee k g a in ed
He will, how ever, re m a in activ e a 2 5 -y ea r r e t ir e m e n t p ro g ra m in t h e V illa g e o f F reep o rt.
CSEA a ffa irs , h e p o in te d o u t,
I t w a s u n d e r s to o d to b e t h e fir s t v illa g e to lib e r a liz e its
tttig t h a t h e feels th a t a m e m - p e n s io n p la n in c o n fo r m a n c e w it h t h e l / 5 0 t h r e t ir e m e n t
f of th e B o a rd o f D ire c to rs
p la n a d o p te d b y t h e S t a t e th is year. N a ssa u c h a p te r p r e s i­
^ iild be a fu ll-tim e w o rk in g em d e n t I r v in g F la u m e n b a u m , w h o p e r s o n a lly a id e d t h e ta lk s,
% e e . H e h a d se rv ed o n th e
s a lu t e d t h e c o n d u c t o f u n it p r e s id e n t W illie W illia m s a n d
ard since 19&5. I n a d d itio n , h e
M
a y o r R o b e rt S w e e n e y a n d h is v illa g e b oard in r e a c h in g th e
sei-ved fo r m a n y y e a rs on th e
a g r e e m e n t.
EA re so lu tio n s c o m m itte e .
T h e 2 5 -y e a r r e t ir e m e n t a t h a lf p a y is a k e y o b je c tiv e
hlfi le tte r o f d e lin a tio n , I>esi th a n k e d h is frle n sd in CSEA o f C SEA u n it s in g o v e r n m e n ta l su b d iv isio n s. “F r e e p o r t got
th e ir s tro n g s u p p o r t d u rin g t h e b a ll r o llin g ,” r n a u m e n b a u m d e c la r e d , “a n d it is a
of office.
C lub ; p re s id e n t o f th e S y ra c u se
C o u n cil o f S erv ice C lu b s a n d
fo u n d e r o f S y ra c u s e T o a s tm a s te rs
C lu b ; I n te r n a tio n a l D ire c to r a n d
D istric t G o v e rn o r of all T o a s tm a s ­
te rs C lubs in New Y ork S ta t e fo r
T o a s tm a s te rs I n te r n a tio n a l w h ich
tr a in s m e n in te re s te d in d ev elo p ­
in g le a d e rs h ip in c o m m u n ity a f ­
fa irs ; le a d e r in R ed C ross a c tiv ­
itie s a n d S ta te D ivision C h a ir m a n
in C o m m u n ity C h e st fo r m a n y
y ears. H e w as h o n o re d by a c i t a ­
tio n fro m th e U .§. T re a s u ry D e ­
p a r tm e n t fo r d is tin g u is h e d serv ice
to th e U.S. S a v in g s B o n d s D ivision
of C e n tr a l New Y ork.
R ay
C a stle
has
c o n sta n tly
w ork ed to e s ta b lis h civil service
em p lo y m e n t as a d ig n ified , d e s ir­
able a n d u se fu l c a re e r p rofession.
H e h a s in c re a sin g ly e m p h asiz ed
in te g ra tio n o f C o n fere n c e a n d
c h a p te r woi'k in to th e A ssocia­
tio n ’s o v e rall p ro g r a m a n d h a s
w o rk ed to a c h iev e co n fid en ce a n d
good w ill b etw e en g o v e rn m e n t
w o rk ers, o ffic ials a n d th e g e n e ra l
p u blic. O v er th e y e a rs, h e h a s a id ­
ed in s t a r t in g th e C e n tr a l New
Y o rk C o n fe re n c e a n d n in e u p s ta te
C o u n ty c h a p te rs .
T h ro u g h h is y e a rs of service, h e
h a s becom e th o ro u g h ly fa m ilia r
w ith th e p ro b le m s a n d d esire s of
em ployees o n
th e S ta te
and
C o u n ty level a n d th e a d m in is ­
tr a tio n of th e A ssociatio n. A t th e
sa m e tim e , h e h a s c a rrie d on a
vig o rou s a n d d e d ic a te d c a m p a ig n
fo r a d e q u a te a n d e q u a l sa la iie s ;
effec tiv e
g rie v a n c e
p ro c ed u re s;
b e tte r w o rk in g c o n d itio n s a n d a
p ro g ra m of im p ro v e m e n t in te n ­
u re , v e s te d -rig h ts a n d re tire m e n t
lib era liz a tio n .
H is re c o rd o f h a r d w ork a n d
a c h ie v e m e n t is a solid g u a ra n te e
o f f u tu r e serv ice fo r tlie im p ro v ed
well b e in g a n d se c u rity o f civil
serv ice em ployees th ro u g h in c re a s ­
ed em ployee b e n e fits a n d b e tte r
w o rk in g co n d itio n s. I t is h is e a r n ­
e s t h o p e t h a t h e w ill c o n tin u e
to m e r it y o u r su p p o rt.
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A p p licatio n s a re now b ein g a c ­
c e p te d fo r a se m in a r o n public
em ployee p ro m o tio n s, re tire m e n t
p la n s a n d h e a lth in s u ra n c e to be
h e ld O ct 12 to 14 a t th e C oncord
H otel, K ia m e s h a L ake.
T lie s e m in a r is b ein g si>onsored
by th e C ivil S erv ice E d u c a tio n
a n d R e c re a tio n Assn. fo r its m e m ­
b e rsh ip . R a te s a re $44, in c lu d in g
ro om s a n d all m e als, in c lu d in g
b re a k f a s t o n d a y of d e p a rtu re .
F o r re s e rv a tio n s enclose $10 d e ­
p o sit p e r p e rs o n arvd w rite to
O SB R A c o n v e n tio n desk. C oncord
Hotel* K ia m e s h a L ake. N.Y.
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m e e tin g of th e Civil S ervice E m ­
ployees A ssn .’s pen sion c o m m itte e
on A u g u st 6, a t 12:30 p.m . in th e
D e W itt C lin to n H o tel hei'e.
T h e p u rp o se of th is m e e tin g Ls
to review re so lu tio n s refen -ed to
th e a t te n tio n of th e c o m m itte e by
tlie resol'tuions co m m itte e a n d to
fo rm u la te a c o m m itte e re p o r t to
th e d e le g a te s a t th e S e p te m b e r
A n n u a l Meetlrvg. R o b e rt C a lla h a n
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S G lasg o ld .
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B u sh , F r a n k S ta v o la , J o e l B S k o ln ick , D o n n a T M u rp h y , K a r l A
V erm an d o is, G a il R L evine, L ouise
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H a ro ld T a u b c n a n , A ngelo M ellto,
P h ilip M ellto , L a u re e M cM ah o n ,
L e ste r A B o c ch ic ch io , G a ll M
K o n g , M a rtin S ilv er, N ich o las T
L ong, M a r tin L S e id n e r, D o ro th y
K C h in , S u s a n M Eddiy, G w e n ­
dolyn B erg en , R o b y A S to ry , S u s ­
a n S h a p iro , Jo y c e A B a ra b a n ,
M a rc A B e rg e r, G eo rg e Vikos,
K a th le e n M B a rry , T h o m a s P M ed ich , N ic h o las W M ik ija n ic , J o a n
C D an iels, J o h n B e n se n , In g rid
M S ac k n o w itz, A n d rew T R eid ,
Ti-udy M C a d er, C h a rle n e V P e rry ,
N o rm a n R o th le d e r, J a m e s E P itz p a ti’ick, D ia n e S W o lk ste in , R u th
G re e n fie ld , S h u la m ith C h ern ick .
84 R ic h a r d C H a rris , S h a ro n
M W e in ste in , S olo m o n S h a p iro ,
H o w a rd L R oslow , Jo s e p h P O ’­
H a ra , J a n e P C leav er, J u d i t h A
N ow ak, R o b e rt J P u lto ra k , J a m e s
L H ayes, Jo y c e L N ozkow skl,
S h e ila J W illia m s, R o se H C a s­
tillo, L u cia M N o rto n . A lan I A r­
onson, Ai*thur J B e rn feld , M au rice
M A b ra h a m s, O w en A T h o m p so n
R o se m a rie G a rd e lla , d n a H Z a m ft,
D a n ie l M iller, J o h n L B a n k s, L in ­
d a P D o ck eray , A la n N isselson,
R o n a ld T Jo h n s o n , H a rry J H a n ­
ley, J o a n n K S a rn e r , N ic h o las J
M ario n , J a m e s A B u rru s s, V in c e n t
N S te e rs, J e r e m ia h P H e n e g h a n ,
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th o n y P M a rtin , S h a ro n S G ilb e rt,
J o h n W iest J r , S te v e n R E lk, A n ­
th o n y E M azza, H o w aa^ P a rk e r,
P a m e la H K ie ffe r.
126 S u sa n M. G o rd o n , J a m e s
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b etw een 1962 a n d 1967, 559 p o lice­
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I n a d d itio n , th o s e m e n d isa b le d in t h e lin e -o f -d u t y
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w o u ld a lso r e c e iv e a s im ila r p e n sio n .
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discusses th e m e a n in g of “o b ­
u la te d for h is a c t io n s in th e c a u se o f j u s t ic e .
sc e n ity .”
T iiu rsd a y , A u g u st 14
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4:00 p.m . — A ro u n d th e C lock —
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It w a s a c o m p a n y u n io n fo rm ed to se ll in s u r a n c e a n d t h a t
& O a te s ” (N YC F ire D e p a rt­
t h e A m e r ic a n F e d e r a tio n o f S ta t e C o u n ty a n d M u n ic ipmaeln t tr a in in g se rie s).
E m p lo y e e s w a s a fo rc e to be reck o n ed w it h in t h e S ta t e F rid a y , A u g u st 15
la b o r p ictu r e.
10:00 a.m .— S ta f f M e e tin g on th e
T h e v ic to r y a lso v in d ic a t e s th e c o u r t s u it s b r o u g h t by
A ir— O fficials in New Y ork
t h e E m p lo y e e s A s so c ia tio n a g a in s t th e P u b lic E m p lo y m e n t
C ity ’s D e p a rtm e n t o f S ocial
S erv ices a n sw e r p h o n e d -in in ­
R e la tio n s B o a rd , w h ic h d iv id ed S ta t e w o rk ers in to fiv e b a r ­
q u irie s fi-om th e offices in th e
g a in in g u n its . S ta t e w ork ers v o te d for C SEA b e c a u s e o f it s
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m a g n if ic e n t p a s t p e r fo r m a n c e s in th e ir b e h a lf, p e r fo r m ­
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T h e R o c k e fe lle r A d m in istr a tio n h a d b e tte r re m em b e r
th is w h e n its m e e ts w ith th e CSEA b a r g a in in g te a m in 5:00 p.m — C o m m u n ic a tio n s a n d
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“o b scen ity .”
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a n d G a te s ” (New Y ork C ity F ire
HEIN th e R o c k la n d C o u n ty G ra n d J u ry tw o w ee k s a g o
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Regional OfFices
N ow , tw o s e p a r a te c o m m itte e s o f th e S ta t e L e g isla tu r e
A ccording to A. S a m u e l N o taro ,
h a v e a g r e e d w it h CSEA t h a t w h ile is o la te d in s t a n c e s o f w ho c h a irs th e S p ecial R e g io n al
d ru g a b u se h a v e o ccu rred a t th e fa c ility , t h e g r e a t m a jo r ­ O ffices C o m m itte e of th e Civil
ity o f s t a f f w ere fo u n d to be d e d ic a te d e m p lo y e e s fre e fro m S ervice E m p lo yees Assn., a m e e t­
a n y g u ilt or w ro n g d o in g . F u r th e r t h e h o s p it a l a d m in is tr a ­ ing o f th is p a n e l h a s b een s e t fo r
tio n n o tife d a n d c o o p e r a te d w ith th e O r a n g e to w n P o lic e S a tu r d a y , A u g u st 8. T h e session
will ta k e p la ce in R o om 161 o f th e
in t h e m a tte r .
T h is is a n o th e r o c c a sio n o f r e sp o n sib le u n io n le a d e r ­ S y ra c u se C o u n try H ouse.
I n c o n ju n c tio n w ith previou s
s h ip w o r k in g to g e th e r w ith a S ta t e botly to r ig h t a n in ­
m e etin g s, N otaao obse?.-ved, special
j u s t ic e h e a p e d u p o n p u b lic e m p lo y ee s. W e u rg e th e R o ck ­
n o te sliou ld be ta k e n by e a c h
la n d C o u n ty G r a n d Ju ry to w ith d r a w t h e ir b road c h a r g e s m e m b er t h a t th e p u rp o se fo r th is
a g a in s t t h e em p lo y e e s.
m e e tin g is to fin alize th e c o m m it­
I f th e G r a n d Ju ry w a n ts to fin d s o m e t h in g w ro n g a t te e ’s re c o m m e n d a tio n s in to a d r a f t
R o c k la n d S ta te , le t th e m look in to th e r e a so n fo r se rio u s of a re p o rt, to be p re s e n te d to th e
n n d e r s ta f fin g a t th e in s titu tio n .
deleg ate s m eeU nc In S e p te m b e r.
By WILLIAM GOFFEN
(Bfr. Goffes, s member et Ike New Tork Bar, teaches law at
CoUece ef the City el New Tork, la ttie author el maDjr beeka aatf
artlclca and oo-au4hored **New York Criminal Law.**)
M e n ta l In c a p a c ity II
JU D G E
B R E IT E L ’S
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sh o c k e d b y a j u d ic ia l d e t e r m in a t io n t h a t c o n fir m e d a m e n ­
t a lly
and
p h y s ic a lly
ill
t e a c h e r ’s
fo o lh a r d y
s e le c tio n
of
r e t ir e m e n t b e n e f it s w ith t h e r e s u ltin g s a c r if ic e o f a r e tir e ­
m e n t r e se r v e o f $62,000 (O r te le r e v. T e a c h e r s ’ R e tir e m e n t
B o a r d , C o lu m n o f J u ly 29, 1969).
STILL , JU D G E B r e lte l d id n o t r e in s t a t e t h e d e te r m in a ­
tio n a t S p e c ia l T e rm w h ic h h a d r e s c in d e d h e r s e le c tio n of
b e n e f its . I n s te a d , h e r e m a n d e d t h e m a t t e r for a n e w trial.
H is r e a so n fo r re q u ir in g a n o th e r tr ia l w a s t h a t t h e triaJ
w a s h e ld on a n o u tm o d e d c o n c e p t o f m e n ta l in c a p a c ity .
A S W IT H M ANY tr ia ls, t h e la w y e r s m a y h a v e a tte m p te d
to p ro d u c e w it n e s s e s w h o se te s t im o n y w ill m e e t t h e le g a l
r e q u ir e m e n ts for s u c c e ss. T h e T r ia l C ou rt, too, s e e k s su p ­
p o rt in t h e reco rd o f t h e tr ia l to s a t is f y t h e le g a l t e s t s an d
to j u s t if y t h e d e c isio n r e a c h e d .
IN T H E O R TELERE c a se , t h e T r ia l C ou rt a n d t h e t e s t i­
m o n y o f th e p a r tie s w er e u n d o u b te d ly in flu e n c e d b y th e
a n c ie n t le g a l t e s t o f m e n ta l in c a p a c ity to c o n tr a c t. ’Thus,
t h e d e c e d e n t ’s p s y c h ia t r is t u n d e r w h o s e c a r e s h e h a d b een
fo r t h e la s t m o n t h s o f h e r life , t e s t if ie d c o n c e r n in g v ic tim s
o f in v o lu tio n a l m e la n c h o lia . " T h e y c a n ’t th in k r a t io n a lly n o
m a t t e r w h a t t h e s it u a tio n is .” Y e t, t h e p e t itio n e r ’s w ife,
G r a ce A relere, w a s e v id e n tly a b le to t h in k v e r y r a tio n a lly .
IN T H IS C O NNECTIO N, a s J u d g e M a th e w J. J a s e n w rote
in h is d is s e n t in g o p in io n , t h e e v id e n c e c o n c lu s iv e ly e s ta b ­
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p a y m e n t d u r in g h e r lif e t im e .” In d e e d , h e r le t t e r to th e
R e t ir e m e n t S y s te m tw o m o n t h s b e fo r e h e r d e a t h in d ic a te d
a
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p ro b lem s.
N e v e r th e le s s , m o d e r n p s y c h ia tr ic k n o w le d g e in d ic a t e s th a t
a p e r s o n lik e G r a ce O r te le re m a y s t ill b e u n a b le to en ter
in t o v o lu n ta r y c o n tr a c ts .
T H E R E ST A T E M E N T o f t h e L a w o f C o n tr a c ts, a p r e s e n ­
t a tio n o f w h a t t h e la w o u g h t to b e in v ie w o f t h e sc h o la r s
respK>nsdble fo r it s p r e p a r a tio n , s u b s t it u t e s a m o d e r n ru le
o n c o m p e te n c y to c o n t r a c t fo r t h e o ld o n e b a se d o n a b ility
to u n d e r s ta n d t h e c o n t r a c t a n d r a tio n a lity . T h e n e w R e ­
s t a t e m e n t s e c t io n m a k e s a c o n t r a c t v o id a b le if by rea so n
o f m e n t a l illn e s s th e p e rso n is u n a b le to a c t in a r e a s o n ­
a b le m a n n e r a n d th e o th e r p a r ty k n o w s o f h is c o n d itio n . In
t h e c a s e a t b ar. J u d g e B r e lte l h e ld t h a t t h e S y s te m an d
t h e B o a r d o f E d u c a tio n k n e w or s h o u ld h a v e k n o w n o f Mrs.
O r te le r e ’s le a v e o f a b s e n c e fo r m e d ic a l re a so n s.
JU D G E JA N S E N IN h is d is s e n t s tr e s s e d t h a t th e r e w as
n o e v id e n c e t h a t M rs. O r te le re k n e w w h e n s h e s e le c te d th e
m a x im u m b e n e f its t h a t h e r h e a lt h w ould a f f e c t h e r life
e x p e c t a n c y . M oreover, h e r s e le c tio n w a s p r e d ic a te d o n a
n e e d fo r h ig h e r in c o m e to su p p o r t h e r s e lf a n d h e r h u sb a n d .
U n d e r t h e “n o - o p t io n ” a r r a n g e m e n t, t h e m o n t h ly in co m e
w a s $450, in s t e a d o f $375, a t w e n t y p e r c e n t in c r e a se . U n d er
t h e c ir c u m s ta n c e s , t h e e le c tio n o f m a x im u m b e n e f its ra th er
t h a n O p tio n I w a s n o t o n ly r a tio n a l, b u t n ec e ssa r y .
JU D G E JA SE N s t a te d t h a t t h e fo r m e r r u le a s to m e n ta l
in c a p a c ity h a s p ro v en it s e lf w o rk a b le a n d fa ir. I t r e p ­
r e s e n t s a b a la n c e b e tw e e n p o lic ie s to p r o te c t t h e se c u r ity
o f t r a n s a c t io n s o n th e o n e h a n d a n d th o s e m e n ta lly h a n d i­
c a p p e d o n t h e o th e r . I t a llo w s fo r a b ro a d r a n g e o f e v id e n c e
in c lu d in g p s y c h ia tr ic t e s t im o n y to e s ta b lis h m e n ta l c o n d i­
tio n . I n a n y e v e n , a s t h e J u r is t o b ser v ed , t h e ju r y " in s tin c ­
tiv e ly ju d g e s ” w h a t is n o r m a l a n d w h a t is a b n o r m a l, th e r e ­
b y h a r m o n iz in g c o m p e tin g p o lic y c o n s id e r a tio n s w ith h u ­
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next y e a r’s VW sedan.
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b e e tle . (W hat else?)
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a n o th e r benefit:
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different. It will be different.
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o u r 10 n e ig h b o rh o o d fu n e ra l
hom es in th e B ro n x. B ro o k ly n ,
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Index N o.
4 8 0 .6 9 . P l a i n t i f f d e s i s a a t e s N e w Y o r k
v i l 'y a s t h e p l a c e o f t r i a l .
■n O N F O R A D IV O R C E .
tlicf above n a m e d D e f e n d a n t ,
y o u
a r e
HEREBY
SUM M ONED
ta
•e a n o t i c e o < a p p e a r a n c e , o a t h e P l a i n ,
s A tto rn e T (* .)
w ith ia
20
d ay s after
s erv ic e o f t h i s s u m m o n s , e x c l u s iv e l y o f
day o f te rT ic e
(o r w ith in
30 days
th e s e r v ic e is c o m p le te if t h is s u a ii» n o t p e r s o n a l l y d l i T e r e d t o y t M
^ n in t h e S t a t e o f N e w Y o r k ) ; a n d i a
»o
appear,
iu d g w ill be t a k e n a a a i n s t y o u b y d e f a u l t
rti ' l
d e m a n d e d in th e n o tic e set
below u p o n t h e t e r m i n a t i o n o f c o n atio o
p ro c e e d in g s o r
120
days
after
. e of a N o t i c e o f C o m m e n c e n t e n t o f
‘ *** C o a c i l i a t i o B B u r e a u ,
c h e v e r is s o o n e r .
N e w Y ork. N e w Y ork
Ju n e II , 1969
T H O M A S T . H E C H T , ESQ.
A tto rn e y (s )
fo r P la in tiff
O A ic e a n d P o s t O ffice A d d r e s s
5 3 5 F ifth A v e n u e
N e w Y ork, N e w Y ork 100017
,
above
nam ed
d e fe n d a n t:
The
W 'n * s u a a n i o o s is s e r v e d u p o n y o u b r
I " ijtio n
p u rsu an t to
an
o rd e r d ate d
3.
1 9 ^
o f th e H o iv
W ilfred
A.
‘t e m a d e ,
a
J u s tic e
of
th e
S uprease
j.
o f th e S ta te o f N e w
Y ork
and
V* " €
t**® s o p p o r t i a g p a p e r s i a
•
Y o r k C o u n ty C le r k 's o S c e . T h i s
a c tio n f o r d iv o rc e o n t h e g ro u n d s
^ ^ an d o n m e n t.
D a te d : J u ir 2 ) , 1 9 6 9 .
T . H e c h t, A tto rn e y lo r P la in tiff.
A uburn
M o n fe r M o to rs ltd .
H untinglofl
B e riy V olkswagen, Inc.
B a ta via
Inw ood
Bob Howkes, Inc.
B a y Shore
M iaca
Trans-Island A utom obiles C o rp .
B o y s id *
Boy Yolkswogen. C o rp .
Btaghanrfon
R ogar Kresge, In c.
Fearn M o to rs , Inc.
Rensselaer
C o o le y M o to rs C o rp .
Volkswagen 5 Towns, Inc.
Riverhead
Don W a ld 's A utohaus
Ripley M o to r C o rp .
Jam oica
M ones V olksw agen, Inc.
Jam estown
StateskJa M otors* Inc.
Joiwwtown
B ronx
B ronx
A vo xe C o rp o ra tio n
Brwckner V olksw ogan, Inc.
B ronx
D afrln M o to r C o rp .
Vont Volksw agen, Inc.
K h g s to fi
A m erling Volksw agen, Inc.
La G rangaviH a R. E. Ahmed Volksw agen,'lnc.
lo llia m
Academ y M o to n . Inc.
Rochester
B reton M o to rs , Inc.
Rochester
F. A . M o to rs, Inc.
Rochester
M t. Read Volkswagen, Inc.
East Rocbastar
S a ra to g a Spa V olksw agen, Inc.
B ro o iily ii
A lda n Volkswooen, Inc.
Lockport
Volksw agen V lllo g e , Inc.
SayviHa
B rooklyn
Economy Volksvt/agen, lh &
Massena
Seaw ay V o lb w a g e n , Inc.
S chenectady
B rooklyn
Kingsboro M o to rs C o rp . <
M e rric k
BrooU yn VolkM ^ogen o f Boy Ridge, Inc.
B u ffa lo
Jim Kelly's, Inc.
Soker M o to r C o rp .. L td .-
M id d le Island R obert W eiss Volkswagen, Inc.
M id d le to w n G le n Volksw agen C orp .
B u ffa lo Butler V olksw agen, Inc.s -.,
M o n tk e llo
C o rtla n d C o rtla n d Foreign M o to rs
B m sfo rd H ow a rd Holmes, Inc.
Forast HiHs lu b y Volksw agen, Inc.
M ount Kisco
Fulton
Lokeiand Volkswagen, inc.
G a o a va
Dochok M o to rs, Inc.
G ians Falls
Brom ley Imports^ bic.
H aa ibu rg
H arm on
H oi Casi»y M o to n ^ Inc.
Jim M cG lo n a M o lo r t, Inc.
H am pstead
Small Cars, Inc.
H ic k iv illa
HomeU
^
W a lte rt-D o n o ld so n , Inc.
Suburban M o to rs, Inc.
Horseheads
H . K. Am acher & Sons, Inc.
,lh id M a C olonkil M o to i ^ b e .
Route 42 V olksw agen C o rp .
N o rth C ou n ty Volksw agen, Inc.
N ew H yde P ark
N aw Rochalia
Auslander Volkswagen, Inc.
C ou n ty A uto m o tive C o., Inc.
Irm er Volksw agen, fnc.
Roaia Seth H untley and Sons, Inc.
Roslyn D o r M o to rs , ltd .
Bkinco M o to rs , Inc.
Sm ithtown
C o lo n ie M o to rs, Inc.
G e o rg e and D alton Volksw agaiv Tnc.
S outham pton President M o to rs , Inc.
S pring V a lle y C . A . H aigh, Inc.
S taten Island
Syracuse
Stafen Island Small C ars, lid .
Don C ain Volkswagen, Inc,
East Syracuse
T onaw anda
Precision Autos, Inc.
G ra n v ille M o to rs, Inc.
N aw Y o rk C ty
Volksw agen B ristol M o to rs, Inc.
U tica
N aw Y ork C ity
Volksw agen Filth Avenue, Inc.
V a lle y S tream V al-S treom Volksw agen, fnc.
V a sta l Jkn Fom o & Son, Inc,
N a w b u rg li
|^ & C M o to rs, Inc.
N ta g'a ra Falls
Am endola M o to rs, Inc.
M a rtin Volksw agen, Inc.
W a te rto w n
H a rb lln M o to rs, Inc.
N o. Lawraaca Volksw agen Five Town*, Inc,
O la a n G le an Im ports, Inc.
W est N yack
O n a o nta
W o o d s k fa Q ue e nsb o ro V olksw ogeiv Inc.
Yonkars D unw oodle M o to r Corpu
f k it t ^ o r g li
John Eckert, Inc.
C elesta M o to rs, Inc.
Qwaam V H Iagtt
W a b Volksw agen C o rp .
W o o d b u ry
'Foreign C ars o f Rockland, Inc.
C ou rtesy Volksw agen, Inc.
Y o rklo w n M o ha g o n V olksw ageiv Inc.
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th e sin cere effo rts a n d ta n g ib le
re su lts of CSEA. T h is is tr u ly
a K ieat victo ry a n d could n o t
h av e com e ab o u t h a d n o t C SEA ’s
m e m b ersh ip across th e S ta t e —
from tin y village u n its to h u g e
S ta te c h a p te rs — given th e ir all to
th e cause. I am p ro u d of th e se
d ed ic a te d m em bers as th e y sh o u ld
be p ro u d of them selves. T liis t r e ­
m en d o u s victory b acked u p w h a t
CSEA h a d said all a lo n g — t h a t
th e g re a t m a jo rity of S ta te e m ­
ployees did, in fac t, w a n t CSEA
to re p re se n t th e m .
B u ria l Scrvice
‘‘C ouncil 50, o u r c h ie f c o m p e ti­
to r, ha.s b een b uried u n d e r th e
a v a la n c h e it p re d icted i t would
w in b y.’
Looking back a t th e ev en ts of
th e la s t two y e ars w h ich p re c ip i­
ta te d th e elections, W enzl m ad e
th e follow ing conclusions:
" T h e A FL -C IO bid to g et a
wedge in th e S ta te em p lo y m e n t
scen e h a s been re so u n d in g ly r e ­
b u ffed by th e m a jo rity of S ta te
em ployees. T hose em ployees, by
a n o verw h elm in g m a jo rity , h av e
ch o sen CSEA, a New Y ork S ta te
lo c ally -ex p erien ced la b o r u n io n ,
to re p re s e n t th e m a t th e b a r ­
g a in in g table.
"C ou ncil 50 said CSEA was
‘a f m id of electio n s’ b u t CSEA
h a n d ily w on in fo ur o u t of five
u n its , re p re se n tin g 94 p e rc e n t of
th e
S ta te
em ployees involved.
T h is prov ed o u r e a rlie r c o u rt co n ­
te n tio n t h a t electio ns w ere n o t
n eed e d am on g S ta te em ployees.
C SEA h a d been involved In c o u rt
a c tio n to p ro te c t th e in te re s ts of
Its 172,000 m e m b ers since soon
a f te r th e b e g inn ing of th e S ta t e ’s
w idely
acclaim ed
ex p e rim e n ta l
P u b lic Em ployees F a ir E m p lo y ­
m e n t A ct, k now n as th e T aylo r
I n v e s t i g a t i o n
C S E A
&
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e f u t e
C
lia r g e s
VICTORY
CSEA s ta ff m e m b e rs jo in h a n d s in v icto ry at
— T a k in g tim e o u t fo r a b u ffet d in n e r th e New S co tlan d A ven ue A rm o ry in A lb an y la s t w eek a f te r CSEA
d u rin g a long a n d tire s o m e w eek o f w a tc h in g ba llo ts b ein g co u n ted w as n a m e d th e w in n e r in th e election as th e b a rg a in in g ag e n ‘t for
to d ete rm in e w h a t o rg an izatio n s w ould re p re s e n t th e m a jo rity of m ore th a n 130,000 S ta te em ployees. F ro m le ft a re M a rv in G . Nailor,
S ta te em ployees a re th e se o b se rv e rs for th e Civil S ervice E m p lo y ees a s s is ta n t d ire c to r of public re la tio n s ; Jo se p h J . D o lan J r ., election
Assn. The v o lu n teer w o rk ers, n u m b e rin g m o re t h a n 50, w ere given co o rd in a to r; J o h n C o rco ran , re g io n a l field s u p e rv iso r; a n d Joseph
a d m in is tra tiv e leave for th e five d a y s of cou ntin g. T he g ro up sta y e d B. R oulier, d ir e c to r of public relatio n s.
a t th e T h ru w ay M otor In n .
w as a m ove to se t u p th e single p riv in g S ta te em ployee of w hat
lu ilt
Into
several w ould h a v e b een a m u c h richer
em ployees h a d long since d esig ­ b a rg a in in g
Law.
“I n N ovem ber, 1967, G o v e rn o r n a te d th e ir cho ice by o v e rw h elm ­ sm a ller ones— th e a g e -o ld divide b e n e fit pa ck ag e.
“T h e w hole s h a m e fu l charade
R ockefeller, im d e r th e T a y lo r in g m e m b e rsh ip lo y a lty to CSEA. a n d co n q u e r m a n eu v e r. T h e ‘w a n t­
“F ollow ing long, la b o rio u s h e a r ­ i n ’ u n io n could th e n c o n c e n tra te h a s now com e full cy cle a n d the
Law, h a d recognized CSOEIA as
b a rg a in in g ag e n t for 124,000 S ta te ing s a n d litig a tio n , th e G o v e rn o r’s th e ir o rg an izin g e ffo rts o n a good guys, th e S ta t e employees,
em ployees on th e b asis of C SEA ’s O ffice a n d Its new m in io n , th e sm aller seg m en t of em ployees, h av e w on a v ictory . T h e y have
E m p lo y m en t
R e la tio n s h o p in g to g a in a su ffic ie n t p e r­ p rov en conclusively th e r ig h t of
100,000 em ployee m e m b ersh ip , a P u b lic
B o ard ,
bowed
to
u n fa v o ra b le c e n ta g e m e m b ersh ip to ju s tify th e ir chosen o rg a n iz a tio n to re p ­
v ast m a jo rity of S ta te w orkers.
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P re ssu re C ooker
C ouncil 50’s strik e s a g a in s t sev­ tion election.
W a tc h Out!
“S h o rtly a fte r th is reco g n itio n ,
C h ick e n in g O u t
eral m e n ta l h o sp ita ls a n d o th e r
“A long th e w ay, th o u g h , th e y ’ve
th e S ta te began to succum b to
“W h e n CSiEA’s leg al fig h t to
p ressures, a n d d isca rd ed th e o rig ­
ta k e n a b e a tin g a n d w'on’t forget
pressu re fix>m th e S ta te A P L -C IO
in a l law ful d e sig n a tio n of CSEA, block th e u n w a n te d u n it b re a k ­
to give a piece of th e a ctio n to
it! I t w ill se t th e to n e of C SEA ’s
se ttin g u p five u n its a n d callin g u p d im m ed th e riv a l u n io n ’s
a local cou ncil of th e A FSC M E.
hopes, th e y ste p p e d u p th e p re s­ re la tio n s w ith S ta t e G ovem ient
for im m e d ia te elections.
T liis ou tsid e group, w h ich c la im ­
su re w ith a n a b o rtiv e strik e In in th e y e a rs to com e. T h e kid
T h e C over-U p
ed a p id dlin g 15,000 m e m bers, b e ­
a few m e n ta l h o sp itals. A t th is, gloves a re o ff fo r good!
g an clam o rin g for electio ns to le t
“T h e m a in ploy of th e S ta t e th e G o v ern o r really cav ed in a n d
“ W h e n n e g o tia tio n s s ta r t, CSEA
th e em ployees decide w ho sh o u ld th e cam o u flag e th e ir k n u c k lin g a p p e a se d t h a t u n io n by b reak in g will com e In fig h tin g a n d get
re p re s e n t th e m even th o u g h th e u n d e r to th e p o litic a l A F L -C IO off n e g o tia tio n s w ith C SEA , d e ­ w h a t S ta te em plo yees w a n t.”
BRIEF RESPITE
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O R A N G E B U R G —T h e c h a i r m a n o f tw o S t a t e L e g i s l a t i v e C o m m i t t e e s h a v e a g r e e d
vi^ith t h e C iv il S e r v i c e E m p l o y e e s A s s n .’s p o s i t i o n t h a t t h e R o c k l a n d C o u n t y G r a n d J u r y
h a d o v e rs tre s s e d th e s itu a tio n w h e n i t c h a r g e d t h a t e s c a p e s , p r o s titu tio n a n d ille g a l u s e o f
n a r c o tic s w e re r a m p a n t a t th e R o c k la n d S t a t e H o s p ita l.
A d m ittin g t h a t th e re w ere iso­
la te d cases of n a rc o tic s use by q uick to tu r n over th e se cases to fo u n d n o evidence of a n y m a jo r
d ru g tra ffic or o rg an ized p ro s ti­
som e em ployees living a t th e 5,000- local a u tlio ritie s.
“ W e owe It to th e em ployees, tu tio n ,” th e le g isla to rs said.
p a tie n t facility, th e tw'o le g isla ­
E a rlie r, D r. T lieo do re W enzl,
to rs, F ra n c is M cCloskey (R -G a r- s ta ff a n d p a tie n ts a t th e in s titu ­
d e n C ity ) a n d D alw in N iles (R - tio n to cle a r th e a i r ” , M cCloskey p re s id e n t of th e C ivil Service E m ­
ployees Assn., w h ich re p re s e n ts
J o h n s to w n ) p o in ted o u t t h a t th e said.
H o s p ita l’s
a d m in is tra tio n
were
“ A fter to u rin g tlie fa c ility we M e n ta l H yg iene D e p a rtm e n t e m ­
ployees co n d e m n ed
th e
g ra n d
ju r y fin d in g s a n d th e local press
re p o rts c o n c ern in g th e m .
BRIEFING OBSERVERS
A
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F o rm s
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C o m m itte e
D
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P o litic a l
C o n fe re n c e
A c tio n
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SYRA CU SE — A
P o litic a l
A c tio n C o m m itte e — its f i r s t—
w ill k e 'e p t h e C e n t r a l C o n f e r ­
e n c e o f t h e ( 'i v i l S e r v i c e E m ­
ployees Assn. advised on legisLitive m a tte r s a n d legislators.
A rth u r P. K asso n Jr., C e n tra l
C o n feren ce p resid en t, a p p o in te d
th e new c o m m itte e a t th e m e e tin g
of th e executive c o m m itte e la st
w eek a t H elene C a lla g h a n ’s siu n m e r hom e on O n eid a Ltike.
“T h e re p o r t used a s c a tte r -g u n
te clin iq u e — h ittin g e v e ry th in g in
s ig h t w ith eq ual force, ev a lu a te s
n o th in g in its p ro p e r p erspective
a n d a ttrib u te s e v e ry th in g w rong
M em bers of th e co m m ittee will to p oo r a d m in is ti'a tio n by th e h o s ­
be th e p re sid e n ts of all 30 c h a p ­ p ita l’s directo r.
te rs— 21 S ta te a n d n in e c o u n ty
W enzl w as also quick to p o in t
— in th e co nferen ce.
o u t t h a t th e h o s p ita l w as o p e r a t­
Andrew' P lacito , p re s id e n t of
in g w ith 75 p e rc e n t of its a u t h ­
O n o n d a g a c h a p te r w ill h e a d th e
orized sta ff, w hile th e p a tie n t
com m ittee.
fa c to r w as a lm o st 100 p e rc e n t.
Kft\sson said tlrn t P la c ito will “T ills sliould h a v e b een p la y ed
keep h im advised oai th e co m ­ u p by th e g ra n d ju ry . T h e pi-obm itte e ’s w ork a n d fin d in g s. B o th lem a t R o c k la n d is stric k ly eco n ­
are membei-s of th e sam e c h a p te r, om ics. I t ’s u p to th e S ta te to com e
T lie C e n tra l C o n fe re n c e’s com - u p w ith m ore m oney to p ro p erly
(C o n tin u ed o n P a g e 16)
s ta f f th e In s titu tio n ."
— — Jo se p h P . R eed y , standingi
collective b a rg a in in g sp ecialist, b riefs o b se rv ers fo r th e Civil Service
E m p lo yees Assn. d u rin g b allo t counting a t th e N ew S co tlan d Avenue
A rm o ry in A lban y to d e te rm in e w h a t o rg a n iz a tio n s w ould re p re se n t
th e m a jo rity of S ta te em ployees. S eated facin g c a m e ra , is W illiam
V an W ie, a c o rre c tio n officer fro m W est C oxsackie R eh abilitation
In s titu tio n . T h is scen e w as re p e a te d m a n y tim e s d u rin g th e five
d ay s of counting co nd ucted by th e P u b lic E m p lo y m e n t R elation s Board.
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A L B A N Y — P o o r v e n t i l a t i o n a n d la c k o f c o o lin g e q u ip ­
m e n t i n 13 M e n t a l H y g i e n e i n s t i t u t i o n l a u n d r i e s is b e i n g
c o r r e c te d a s a r e s u lt o f a p r o t e s t m a d e r e c e n tly b y th e
C iv il S e r v i c e E m p l o y e e s A s s n . o n b e h a l f o f l a u n d r y w o r k e r s .
J o lin J . L a g a tt, pei-sonnel di­
re c to r foiT th e d e p a a tm e n t, in ­ tio n a l e q u ip m e n t, new a ir cool­
form ed CSEA p re s id e n t T h eo d o re in g sy ste m s or b u ild ing ren ov a­
C. W enzl la s t w eek th a t “ positive tio n a re B ro o k ly n S ta te Hospital.
Is llp
S ta te
H ospital.
s te p s ” to im p ro v e th e v e n tila tio n C e n tr a l
C ree d m o o r S ta te H o sp ital, Goin th e 13 la u n d iie s w’o u ld be ta k e n .
w anda
S ta te
H o sp ital,
Kin^s
T he In s titu tio n la u n d rie s w hich P aak S ta te H o spital. Letchw<xrUJ
will be im p ro v ed e ith e r by a d d i­
(C o n tin u e d o n P a g e 16)
C a n d id a te s F o r
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3)
v ic e -p re sid e n t of th e C ap ijo l D is­
trict C o n ference,
H e also is a m e m b e r o f th e
S ta te B o a rd of D ire c to rs a n d a n
elected m e m b e r of th e Boai*d of
D irectors o f th e e xecu tive co m ­
m ittee. H e serv es o n th e S ta te
G riev an ce c o m m itte e .
M cD on ou gh Is a m e m b e r of th e
p a id -p re s id e n t’s c o m m itte e a n d
9ei*ved o n th e S ta t e n e g o tia tin g
c o m m itte e t h a t a ch ie v ed on e of
th e b e st c o n tra c ts fo r s a la rie s an d
b e n e fits t h a t S ta t e w o rk ers ever
received.
T o m ’s p h ilo so p h y is "A ll e m ­
ployees h a v e rig h ts, in c lu d in g
public em p lo y ee s.”
H e is a m e m b e r of th e K n ig h ts
of C o lu m b u s a n d th e W oo dm en of
A m erica.
• ♦ ♦
SOLOMON BENDET
C a n d id a te fo r S econd
V ic e -P re sid e n t
S olo m o n B e n d e t, a m e m b e r of
th e Civil S erv ice E m ploy ees Assn.
for 38 yeai-s, is seekin g S ta te w id e
office in th e Emiployees A ssocia­
tio n to e n a b le h im to w ork m o re
effectively a s c h a irm a n of th e
CSEA S a la ry C o m m ittee. B e n d e t
feels t h a t b e c a u se of th e T a y lo r
Law, th e o ffice of seco nd vicep re s id e n t w ould le n d m o re s ta tu s
to h is c h a iim a n s h ip of th e Salai-y
C om m ittee a n d h is m e m b e rsh ip
on th e N e g o tia tin g C o m m itte e in
seeking to c o n tin u e to bai-gain
for S ta t e w'orkers in all u n its.
B e n d e t h o ld s h is p re s e n t civil
service p o sitio n as a r e s u lt of h a v iJig su ccessfu lly p assed sev eral
w ritten e x a m in a tio n s.
He h a s sei-ved CSEA in th e fo l­
lowing c a p a c itie s :;
N e g o tia tin g C om m itte e, S a la ry
C om m ittee, B o a rd o f D irecto rs,
S ta te E x ec u tiv e C o m m ittee, P e n sioji C om m ittee, In s u ra n c e C o m DT-ittee, B u d g e t C o m m ittee, E d u ­
cation
C o m m itte e , N o m in a tin g
^^>Inmittee, S p ecial C o m m ittee to
Study C o st o f H a n d lin g G ro u p
Life In s u ra n c e , S p ecial C o m m itte e
^ S tu d y N ecessity o r D esirab ility
of a P a id P re s id e n t, L egislative
C om m ittee,
C h a p te r
P re s id e n t,
find C o n feren ce P re s id e n t.
D u rin g h is le n g th y civil service
cajeer, S ol B e n d e t h a s devoted
hiniself to th e sei*vice of h is fellow
^ p l o y e e s . I n a d d itio n to h is
activities w ith CSEA h e h a s served
^ tr e a s u re r a n d c h a ir m a n of th e
Supervisory C o m m itte e o f th e
Y o rk S ta te Elmployees F e d ^I’al C re d it U nion a n d as pa'esl^^nt of th e A ssociatio n of New
ork S ta te I n s u r a n c e D e p a rtm e n t
^^Hflniners, In c.
In 1967 h e w as a w a rd e d “T h e
^ v ii Sei-vice A w ard fo r Ba-othernood- by th e New Y ork S ta t e E m >^oyees B ro th e rh o o d C o m m ittee.
^ ^ I n g h is te r m o f o ffice a s
c h a ir m a n of th e Salai-y C o m m ittee
a n d a s a m e m b e r o f th e N e g o tia t­
in g C o m m itte e , th e CSEA h a s s u c ­
ceeded In sec u rin g s a la iT Increases
a n d o th e r b e n e fits w h ich a m o u n t
to m o re t h a n 500 m illio n dollars.
S ol B e n d e t d esires to c o n tin u e
th is ty p e o f service to th e m e m bersihip o f th e Civil S ervice E m ­
ployees A ssn., In th e c a p a c ity of
seco n d vice p re s id e n t a n d solicits
y o u r vote.
• ♦ •
C SE A
S ta te w id e
HAZEL G. ABRAMS
C a n d id a te F o r T h ird
V ic e -P re sid e n t
F o r e ig h t y eai's a s a n o fficer
of y o u r A ssociation, I h av e d u ti­
fully su b m itte d m y b io g rap h ic al
sk e tc h , h op efu lly to tell you all
w h y I fe lt I should be e l e c t s
to office.
T h is y e a r I a m ru n n in g on m y
re c o rd of six y e a rs as y o u r S ta te
s e c r e ta r y an d tw o y e ars as th ird
v ic e-p resid en t.
RANDOLPH V. JACOBS
I m u s t c le a r o ne fa c t for e v e ry ­
C a n d id a te F o r S econd
one; I a m n o t re tire d ; I h av e
V ic e-P re sid e n t
w oaked fo r th e S ta te E d u c a tio n
R a n d o ljA V. (“ R a n d y ” ) Jac o b s, D e p a rtm e n t fo r 41 y e a rs a n d still
c a n d id a te fo r second v ice-p resi­ give d e d ic a te d serv ice to m y Ded e n t of th e Civil Sei*vice E m ­
ployees Assn., is well know n for
the p ro g r a m s h e h as successfully
sp o n so red fo r th e b e n e fit an d p ro ­
te c tio n of th e m e m b e rs a n d fo r
th e w elfa re of retirees. E m p lo yed
by th e S ta te I n s u ra n c e F u n d , New
Y ork C ity, Ja co b s, in 1964, w as
e le c te d p re s id e n t of th e c h a p te r
In t h a t a g e n c y , an d is c u rr e n tly
in his th ird tei*m. T he c h a p te r,
u n d e r his le a d ersh ip , sp a rk e d and
led th e su ccessfu l d riv e fo r ret^.roactivity of th e l / 6 0 th R e tire ­
m e n t L aw .
A p p o in te d
c h a irm a n
of
the
S ta te-w id e G riev an ce C o m m ittee
in x961, Ja c o b s h as b een a m e m ­
b e r of th e CSEA B o ard of D irec­
to rs sin ce th a t d a te . D u rin g h is
six -y e a r
te n u re
as
c h a irm a n
(1961-66) m a jo r pxjhievem ents of
p ai-tm en t a n d to th e ta x -p a y e rs
the g rie v a n c e c o m m itte e Includ­
of th e g r e a t S ta te of New Y o rk .
ed (1) a m a n d a te d g rie v a n c e p ro ­
W h en P re s id e n t Wenzl assig ned
c e d u re for p o litic a l subdivisions;
m e, a s th ir d v ic e -p resid en t, to th e
(2) a tim e lim it o n griev an ces
pi-oject of M em b er B e n e fits and
p re s e n te d to th e G riev an ce Ap­
R e tire m e n t Affali-s, I ac cep te d
p eals B o a rd ; (3) full leg al re p r e ­
w h o le h e a rte d ly . I
h av e m a n y ,
s e n ta tio n by the CSEA a t no cost
m a n y frie n d s who J ia v e re tU e d
and k eep in to u c h w'ith th e CSEA
p ro g ra m .
W ith th e m e m b e rs h ip a n d h ea d ­
q u a rte rs
s ta ff duly c o n c e rn e d
w ith the p ro b lem s ai'ising from
th e im p le m e n ta tio n of th e new
T a y lo r L aw , th e in itia tio n of a
r e tir e m e n t p ro g ra m a t th is tim e,
h a s b e e n a n uphill fig h t all th e
w ay.
T his n e x t y e a r e v ery m e m b e r
m u s t m e e t th is challeng e to b ack
th e re tire e s in th e ir p ro g ra m a n d
win a b re a k th ro u g h for th e m so
t h a t th e y c a n begin to live as
fii'st c la ss sen io r cdtizens of th e
S ta te of New Y ork a n d the N ation .
V *
MARGARET ANASTASIA
C a n d id a te fo r T hird
V ice-P resid en t
M iss A n a sta s ia w as born in B a ­
to the m e m b e r in gi’levan ces a n d
ta v ia . S he a tte n d e d St. A n th o n y ’s
discip lin aiT p ro ce d u res.
P a ro c h ia l School and g ra d u a te d
J a c o b s w as elec ted p re s id e n t of fro m th e B a ta v ia High School.
th e M e tro p o lita n New Y ork Con­ A fte r gi’a d u a tio n , s h e w as e m ­
fe re n c e in 1966 a n d is now in h is ployed a t th e M assey -IT an is In secon d te rm . Ho also serv es as
a m e m b e r of the CSEA S pecial
M e rit C om m itte e, S pecial M em o ­
r ia l P la q u e C o m m ittee a n d th e
S p ecial C re d e n tia ls C o m m ittee . In
1968, h e w as ap p o in ted as a CSEA
r e p r e s e n ta tiv e on the C om m ittee
fo r E q u a l O p p o rtu n ity , c o n stitu te d
by G o v ern o r R o ck efeller to find
w id er e m p lo y m e n t o p p o rtu n itie s
fo r m in o rity
gixHjps in S ta te
service.
Pix>minent in E p isc o p al C h u rch
activ itie s, Ja c o b s fo r 13 yeai’s
w as a v e stry m a n of S t. P h ilip ’s
Chui'ch, M a n h a tta n , la rg e s t E p i­
sc o p al c o n g re g a tio n in th e U n ite d
S ta tes. H e is also tr e a s u r e r of the
P a ris h C re d it U nion and is vicep re s id e n t o f th e M eti-opolitan D is­
tr ic t of th e New Y ork S ta te C re­
d it U nion League. Jaco b s, in a d ­ te rn a tio n a l H a rv e s te r C o m p an y ,
dition , is a B o ard m e m b e r of w h ich a t th e tim e, w as o n ^ of
L ocal B o a rd 19, New Y ork City, B a ta v ia ’s le a d in g in d u strie s. W hen
of th e S electiv e S ervice S y stem . C ylvfuiia P ro d u c ts lo c a te d Its op-
e ra tio n in B a ta v ia , she ap p lied fo r
em p lo y m e n t w ith th e m an d w as
a c c e p te d . D urin g M iss A n a s ta s ia ’s
em p lo y m e n t th e re, s h e se rv ed on
th e U nion B o a rd of T ru ste e s for
se v e ra l m o n th s before te n d e rin g
h e r re s ig n a tio n .
In 1957, M iss A n a s ta s ia took a
civil se rv ic e e x a m in a tio n a n d w as
a c c e p te d as a c o rre c tio n o fficer
a t th e A lbion S ta te T ra in in g
School in A lbion w here sh e still
s e rv e s in the sa m e c a p a c ity .
She w as social c h a irm a n of th e
A lbion c h a p te r of th e Civil S e rv ­
ice E m p lo y ees A ssn. fro m 1958
t
1963. In 1%4, M iss A n a s ta s ia
w as elec ted p re s id e n t of the Al­
bion c h a p te r of th e CSEA a n d a t
th e p re s e n t tim e, sh e still h o lds
th e sa m e office.
She Is a m e m b e r of th e W e ste rn
(Conference a n d of th e Civil S erv ­
ice E m p lo y ees’ A ssn. She con sid ­
e rs th is o rg an izatio n to be th e
p eo p le ’s tru e o rg a n iz a tio n a n d
h o p e s to re m a in a m e m b e r in
good s ta n d in g .
M iss A n a sta s ia is a m e m b e r of
the St. J e ro m e H o sp ital G uild and
is v e ry a c tiv e in th e ir v o lu n te e r
w ork. She d o n ate s one n ig h t a
w eek to th e S t. Jei-om e Hosplt^il.
• 4> *
ARTHUR KASSON
C a n d id a te F o r F o u rth
V ic e-P resid en t
A rt K asso n h a s b een a ffilia te d
w ith th e Civil S ervice E m p loy ees
A ssn . fo r th e p a st 18 y e a is . He
serv ed on th e Boai-d of D ire c t­
ors of th e O n o nd aga c h a p te r for
12 y e a rs, a n d w as th e p re s id e n t
for a tw o -y ear p erio d b e tw e e n
1963 a n d 1965. W hile in th e c a p a ­
c ity of p re s id e n t, h e diligently
devoted his tim e in striv in g for
th e rig h t of th e O n o n d ag a C oun­
O ff i c e
m e m b e rs h ip c o m m itte e fo r th e
p a s t y e a r a n d also serv e d a s a
m e m b e r of the c re d e n tia ls c o m ­
m itte e and sp ecial p la q u e c o m m it­
tee.
A public s e r v a n t in C o un ty
G o v e rn m e n t fo r 23 y e a rs he
s t a r t e d as a u n ifo rm ed d e p u ty
in th e S h e riffs D ept, in M a rc h
1946, a n d u n til A pril, 1957 w orked
in th a t c a p a c ity . A t th is tim e he
w as p m m o te d to th e ra n k of
d e te c tiv e a n d a ssig n e d to th e
Y o u th B u re a u . In A pril, 1962, h e
w as a p p o in te d d epu ty cou nty cleak
in c h a rg e of th e O n o n d ag a Coun­
ty M otor V ehicle D u reau . I n J a n ­
u a ry , 1967 he w as a p p o in te d to
th e n e w ly -c re a te d p o sitio n w h ich
he now hold s, of A d m in is tra to r—
C lerk of the F a m ily C ou rt of On­
o n d a g a C ounty.
H a v in g com e up th ro u g h th e
ra n k s to h is p re s e n t p osition he
h as leai-ned th a t c o o p eratio n b e ­
tw ee n th e em ployee an d th e e m ­
p lo y e r is m o s t Im p o rta n t for a de­
p a r t m e n t to fu n c tio n p ro perly .
“ O ne h a s to be fa ir w ith e a c h
o ne of his em p loy ees an d give
c re d it w h ere c re d it is due. If
p ro b lem s ai-ise th e y m u s t be a ire d
for *he p ro p e r a d ju s tm e n t w ith
e a c h one allow ed h is s a y ’’. A rt
c o n te n d s th a t a d e p a r tm e n t is
successful only w hen the em ploy­
ees ai-e c o n te n t in th e ir position s.
W ithout th is , th e a d m in is ttr a to r
is Ineffective.
K n ow in g th e v a s t a m o u n t of
ptt’o b lem s th a t e x ist a m o n g o u r
em ployees to d a y h e a n x io u sly
a w a its th e o p p o rtu n ity to a ssist
w here n eeded.
Ai-t h a s b een a m e m b e r of the
New Y o rk S ta te A sso ciation of
C ounty C lerks a n d is c u rre n tly a
m e m b e r of the New Y o rk S ta te
A .ssociation of C lerks of F a m ily
C ourt. H e h a s se rv ed on th e ho s­
p ita lity c o m m itte e an d th e com ­
m itte e on p u b licatio n s. H e h a s
serv ed a s p o litical c h a ir m a n fo r
th e p a s t te n y ea rs in ' th e to w n
in w h ich he lives.
A rt a n d his w ife, K itty re s id e
in S y racu se. T liey h av e one son ,
who is m a rrie d a » d a re p ro u d
g ra n d p a r e n ts of a two-yearK>ld
boy a n d tw o-m onth-old girl.
• 1^ *
RICHARD TARMEY
C a n d id a te F o r F o u rth
V ice-P re sid e n t
R ic h a rd A. T a rm e y is p re s e n t­
ly
is
serv ing
as
th e
fifth
v ic e -p re sid e n t in th e Civil S ervice
E m p lo y ees Assn. H e h as b een a
m e m b e r o f CSE.» for 20 y e a rs an d
d rln g th a t tim e h a s serv ed in a ll
ty em p loy ees t o 'h a v e the privil- c h a p te r offices in c lu d in g c h a p te r
edge of h a v in g th e G roup Life p re s id e n t fo r s e v e n te rm s. He Is
In s u ra n c e P la n . A fter a y e a r a n d a f o r m e r c h a irm a n of th e d ireca h a lf it w as re a liz e d a n d w e n t
into e ff e c t in Ju n e, 1966.
He w as in s ti’u m e n ta l in the
O n o n d a g a c h a p t e r jo in in g the
C e n tra l C o n fe ren ce a n d In 1966
th e O n o n d a g a c h a p te r w as the
fu-st co u n ty c h a p t e r to e n te r the
C o n feren ce.
A rt w as a p p ointed th ird vicep re s id e n t of the C e n tral C o n fer­
en ce a n d since th e n h a s serv e d
as b o th second a n d first v ice-pres­
ident. Diu’in g tills p a s t m o n th of
Ju n e he w as re-elec ted to th e po si­
tion of p re s id e n t fo r the second
te rm . O ver th e p a s t four y e a rs
w ith th e c o n feren c e h e h a s been
c h a ir m a n of th e p ro g ra m p la n n in g
co m m itte e , m e m b e rs h ip c o m m it­
te e a n d the c o u n ty a ffa irs c o m ­
m ittee.
H e h as serv ed two y e a rs a s a to rs c lm rte r co m m ittee ; fo r m e r
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U C E N S E AS A S S IS T A N T T O
P R IN C IP A L IN JU N IO R H IG H
SCHOOLS
A lb e r t G . L ucfey, 9 2 1 7 ; B e r a n r d S te in ­
berg,
8962;
Saul
H enock,
8919;
H arry
E.
R e in ,
8892;
M a rv in
A sn ien ,
8830;
J o h n J. B a x te r, 8 7 2 0 ; F ra n c is J . C a io la,
8667;
A lan
B e rg s te in ,
8657;
B en iam in
G o l d , 8 6 S 0 ; L o u i s L . L i m , 8 6 5 ‘i : M o r t o n
M . C u sack , 8 5 9 2 ; M r. S id n e y W . W id e lock.
8573;
L lo y d
W .
B ackus.
8540;
Jacob
M e rlis ,
8527;
Eugene
S.
K orba,
8524;
John
A.
L o ffred o ,
8505;
A lfred
O k in . 8 4 9 8 ; P a u l H . F la u m e n h a ft, 8 4 8 0 ;
E dw ard
H.
L e p le r,
8478;
S o lo m o n
M.
Z u ck er, 8 4 7 8 ; M e lv in R u d o ltz . 8 4 4 0 ; Ja y
K.
L ittm a n ,
8436;
Jam es
A.
S p ratley .
8429;
A rth u r
M.
L esser,
8422;
M a rtin
XP. S c h n e i d e r ,
8399;
Jo ce ly n e
L.
T o rd
*391.
D a n ie l
G o ld b erg ,
8380;
Saul
G o ld M ein , 8 3 6 4 ;
R o b ert J. Jo h n n sto n , 8364;
A daam
S.
P in d z a k ,
8361;
R o b ert
D.
Jen k in ,
8356;
R o b ert
G.
E n g e l,
8352;
C io rd o n K . G o t t l i e b , 8 3 5 1 ; S h e l d o n S tie fc ld ,
8349;
R o b ert
S im m e lk Ja fr,
8348;
A lv in S o lo m o n , 8 3 1 5 ; J o e l B . D i a m o n d ,
8315;
H enry
J.
B o ere,
8307;
D a v id
T ro tin er, 8 3 0 4 ; M u rra y N . K u n k e s, 8 3 0 2 ;
E d w a rd P . F la n n e r y , 8 2 9 7 ; S ta n le y j . N e u w irth , 8 2 8 1 ; J a c o b F le ish e r, 8 2 8 7 ; W i l ­
lia m H .
M oody, 8267;
L o u is P . P ie tro n u to ,
8261;
M a rio
F.
B aro n e,
8249;
R ich ard
S o lo w , 8 2 4 7 ;
H o w a rd R u b in ,
8242; R o b e r t H . B a lo g h , 8 2 4 1 ; R ic h a rd
F rao k en b erg ,
8228;
G eo rg e
R.
R o b erts,
8225;
A rth u r
B ass,
8225;
A rth u r
R.
F la n n ery ,
8 2 1 6 ; M a rtin
M.
L ed erm an ,
8214; H u g h N . G riffith , 8 2 1 3 ; H e rm a n
S herm an, 8 2 0 9 .
A lex a n d er E. R ic h , 8 2 0 8 ; S ey m o u r W .
P la v e , 8 2 0 5 ;
P h ilip
T . Jacobson, 8204;
D o ro th y K . A p p le b a u m . 8 1 8 8 ; D o m in ic k
A. C i a b a t t a a r i , 8 1 8 2 ; M y r o n L . Y e r m a k ,
fil8 0 ;
N orm an
S h erm an ,
8178;
John
J
Z a w a s k f J r . , L e ste r S ie g e l. 8 1 7 5 ; R o y I
P esero ft.
8174; F red
N aum an,
8173;
D a v id B e h a r, 8 1 6 7 ; A r th u r H . R a d w i n ,
f l5 4 ; C la ric e M ith e rs, 8 1 5 1 : J u liu s L ieb b ,
8150: L a w re n c e H o r o w itz , 8 1 4 4 ; R o se lle n
A. Q u i n n ,
8137;
B ertram
P ark s,
8133;
H o w a r d J . F r ie d m a n , 8 1 3 1 ; J e s s e S k la rin , 8 1 2 2 :
L aw ren ce J. W e in b e rg . 8 120;
V in cen t J . R a g o , 8 1 1 6 ; T h o m a s j . M u ^
phy, 8 1 0 6 ; M o rto n A . O stro w sk v . 8 1 0 5 ?
M a rtin T e s le r, 8 0 9 7 ; W i l l i a m L. P lu m m e r ,
S097; G e ra ld in e M u llig a n . 8 0 9 4 ; A n d r e w
J. S lu d o c k , 8 0 9 2 ; P h il i p L. L e v itu s , 8 0 9 2 ;
Jack G o ld e n b e rg , 8 0 9 1 .
M ax
N o lan d .
8090;
P h ilip
Z ig m an ,
8089; L e in a rd
B. Z a v lic k ,
8087;
D a v id
S. B a a r b a l a t t , 8 0 8 5 ; I s i d o r e F r u c h t , 8 0 8 0 ;
Jaam es G .
M u llan ey ,
8077;
G eo rg e
M.
R eilly , 8 0 6 8 ; B u r t o n S c h a b e r . 8 0 6 6 ; M a r ­
lin J .
K ronenberg,
8057;
N a th a n
Zap,
8 0 5 7 ; J a c k T r a n e s , 8 0 5 3; S h e ld o n
M arf u j , 8 0 5 1 ; H o w a r d S. G r e e n w a l d , 8 0 4 9 ;
S tu a rt A S ly v e ste r, 8 0 4 5 ; G e r a l d R . G o«»elin. 8 0 4 0 ;
R o b e rt K asp er, 80 3 9 ;
G er­
ald F r i e d l a n d e r , 8 0 3 7 ; J a c k
J . M e tz g e r,
8035; Jaco k
L. M o u ltrie , 8 0 3 5 ;
R o n ald
N o v in s, 8 0 3 4 ; U n a L. E llm a n , 8 0 2 6 ; D o n ­
ald
L.
D e lse n i,
8023;
D a v id
Jacobson,
8022;
M u T ta y
S o lta n o ,
8018;
Jerry
L e v in so n . 8 0 l o ; P a t r i c i a E M a h o n y , 8 0 0 9 ;
A lb ert G . O liv e r, 8 0 0 9 ; M a r tin H . S ilv e r­
m an,
8008;
Eugene
F.
T iern ey ,
8007;
L e w is H . H a y e s , 8 0 0 4 .
John
R.
(Jo lan ,
8000;
R ich ard
D.
B reyer, 7 9 9 8 ; J o h n F
G a t t o , 7S > 9 4 ; W i l lia m R . G a n d l e y . 7 9 9 4 ;
B ern ard
W o lfe,
7993;
F red
H ochbaum ,
7990;
K e n n eth
R. O r e f ic e , 7 9 9 8 ; S h e ld o n O s in o f f . 7 9 8 9 ;
V in ce n t L a m o rg e s e , 7 8 4 ; A u d r e y B . W e i ­
ner, 7 9 8 1 ;
S ta n le y
S c h w a rtz , 7 9 7 7 ;
A r­
th u r P . C au l, 7 9 7 6 ; P h ilip
A . Z e m m e l,
796;
Isid o r
B a ilo w itz ,
972;
A llan
L.
K im m el,
7970;
B ern ard
P.
C am p b ell,
7970;
H a ro ld
Jones.
7970;
Joel
N.
W h ite,
7959;
M ark
R.
O b e rst.
7954;
Joseph
B ell,
7952:
B ern ard
S a ltzm an ,
7949;
E d w ard
G o ld m an ,
7945;
S ta n le y
I. D r u c k e r , 7 9 4 0 : R a l p h
R . C o lan tu o n i,
1 7 9 3 7 ; J u l e s S. Z i m m e r m a n , 7 9 3 6 :
H erj b e r t J . S o c h e r , 7 9 3 3 : S a m u e l S. L e v i n e ,
79^2; P atrick G . In fa n tin o ,
7928;
H erIb ert A.
K ram er,
7923;
Jan is
M.
E ltz,
17918.
,
L e ah F e ld b e r g , 7 9 7 : E li M . T a f f , 7 9 1 2 ;
{ S te p h e n L. U c k o , 7 9 4 ; Is r a e l J . P h il l i p s ,
17901; H a ry N . G lu c k , 7 9 0 0 ; G e ra ld U n U e r . 7 8 9 2 ; D a v i d S. T i s h b e f g 7 8 8 9 ; J o ­
nah B in d e r, 7 8 8 4 ; M o r t o n K i l l m a n , 7 8 8 3 ;
IH aro ld M . C h a p n ic k , 7 8 8 2 ? ^R «y S a p in ,
17881;
A vrum
Tennenbaum ,
7877;
A rri
iB ach rach . 7 8 7 6 ; R h o d a G io v a n e lli, 7 8 7 5 ;
ISvdney
D.
G o u ld ,
7875;
L aw ren ce
F.
|I.a rk in . 7 8 7 5 ; L o u is L a tty , 7 8 6 4 ; S e y m o u r
IE ., G o l d b e r g , 7 8 6 1 ; S a n f o r d C o g e n , 7 8 5 8 ;
iG ilh ert
H.
M a rin ,
7856;
M ax
M esser,
|7 J ) 5 6 ; T h o m a s M . O ’C o n n o r , 7 8 5 5 ; T h e o Idore R . W e x l e r , 7 8 5 5 ; D a v a i d
J. G o ld 7 8 5 3 ; H a r r y D . K o f f l e r . 7 8 5 0 ; A liM f t L e v in e ,
7847;
M o rto n
D.
P anzer,
17842:
R osem ary
S tra u ss,
7842;
Jerom e
|B fo d sk y , 7 8 2 9 ; A r t h u r O . K e s s e lm a n , 7 8 2 7 .
N ich o la s J. K a v a la y k , 7 8 2 0 ; T o r e H a u I f f 'o . 7 8 1 4 ; W i l l i a m
C. S ig e lak is. 7 8 1 2 ;
V larrv ey S c h n e ie r, 7 8 0 8 ;
P eggy G . M u r?»in. 7 8 0 3 ; J a c k M o l i n , 7 8 0 1 ; M a r g a r e t A .
^ cC lu sk ey ,
7798;
Jack S herm an ,
7798;
* ;llia m
A.
M aa co lin o , 7 7 9 8 ;
R a lp h
A.
fab rizio . 7 9 6 ; N o r m a n M . R e s n ic k , 7 7 9 4 ;
'■e x S p ie g e l, 7 7 9 0 ; F r a n c is G r a n t , 7 7 8 6 ;
jH h ard
G.
B ra ith w a ite ,
784;
T o b ia s
ff « ie r , 7 7 8 1 ; F r a n k E . G e r b e r . 7 7 7 7 ; M e l A.
P astern a ck ,
7776;
D o ris
re en b e rg . 7 7 7 5 ; S o lo m o n F e in g o ld , 7 7 7 5 ;
Pa*>l D . C h a l i f f , 7 7 7 3 ; V i n c e n t J . G a t t o ,
L ' 1; R o b e r t E . B a k e r , 7 7 7 1 ; G e r a r d G .
llaR R erty , 7 7 7 0 ;
A llan
H.
Sacks,
7769;
K a t t 7 7 6 1 ; A lan R a b in p w itz , i l 6 0 \
N o lp h
O . C h e ro t Jr., 7 7 5 9 ;
H e n rie tta
^ffm an, 7 7 5 9 ;
M ilto n H . S e le z tr, 7 7 5 6 ;
•"nuel L e v y , 7 7 5 5 .
L eo n ard
C.
S c a p a to ri,
7751;
John
J
M a rc a ta n te .
7754;
B ev e rly
N .
R o b erts.
F 5 3 ; G r e g o r y K o u l e t s i s , 7 7 5 2 ; E r n e s t S.
l * " l ‘ <ns,
7751;
B ern ard
G.
L e v in s o n ,
r '4 6 ; A n th o n y F. P is a n o , 7 7 4 6 ; H a r o ld
r . 'f . a n ,
745;
C y ril
Isaaacs,
7738;
V ir>">•» M . O s t e r h o l m , 7 7 3 8 ; R i c h a r d H a l 7 'n ,
7736;
R o b ert
J.
K in g sle y
7736;
iV /y ey L, C o h e n , 7 7 3 5 ; J e r o m e G r u m e t,
[7 3 4 ; L e o n a r d D r ic k s , 7 7 3 2 ;
M . D orI 'n y
B ed ric k ,
7730;
B aa rrie
H.
D a ly ,
Hugh
F.
H aughey,
7728;
LeonB ro m b e rjf,
7726;
R ena
T . G a arte r,
B iere n k ran t, 7 7 2 2 ; H o l i ,', M . C o p e, 7 7 2 1 ;
Jerom e
M . Levy,
L e ste r
R o th m a n ,
7720;
Ugo
M.
T O S iello, 7 7 1 9 ; M i c h a e l B . L i p n e r , , 7 7 1 6 ,
M ron
F in g e r,
7716;
S elm a
E.
R u d erK*"'. , 7 7 1 5 ; A b r a h a m A . E i s e n b e r g ^ , 7 7 1 4 ;
Paniel
G e rsh w in ,
7713;
Jack
F.
Bov7710.
M cK elv in
E. S e n h o u s e , 7 7 0 4 ;
E d w ard
l^ n P * rrb i.n l, 7 6 9 8 ; A r th u r R . K n o w ls o n ,
Iru
_ M ilto n
B reen b erg ,
7696;
H erb ert
7 6 9 0 ; F ra n k A lto m a re , 7 6 9 0 ; M atPM c C a rth y
7689;
A udrey
L.
K arl
M.
S te c k le r
7683;
ft.. 11 S ' ^ b ' n d e l h e i m .
7683;
G erard
E.
r* O le y , 7 6 8 , .
G eo rg e
A.
M ille r 7 6 8 0 ;
F '- h a « R a c h lin , 7 6 7 8 ; J tx ry 1 R e tn ic k ,
E L IG
IB L E
7 6 7 6 ; L ucy V . S m ith , 7 6 7 5 ; C o n c e tta A .
C h irico ,
7673;
E dw ard
O.
K aasm ann.
7667;
S ta n le y E d e rh e im e r ,
7660;
M a rtin
E. G o ttlic h , 7 6 6 0 ; N o r m a n E p ste in . 7 6 6 0 ;
M a rv in G o ld b e rg , 7 6 5 9 ; J o e l C hase, 7 6 5 7 ;
V i n c e n t L. H a il e y , 7 6 5 3 ; L a w r e n c e G a le r s tein , 7 6 5 3 ; R e g in a ld H . W a a lto n , 7 6 5 2 ;
F rances
A n n en b erg ,
7651;
C h a rle s
G.
S ussm an,
7649;
S o lo m o n
M e ltx e r,
7647.
H a a ro ld
W e ireb ,
7645;
Jacob
Lange,
7 6 4 4 ; C arl B ren n e r, 7 6 4 4 ;
H arv ey W il­
kes,
7635;
D o ro th y
L lo y d ,
7634;
H ar­
riet
W e in ste in ;
7624;
M o rto n
C ohen,
7 6 2 3 ; H a r o ld M . S p ie r, 7 6 2 1 ; T h e o d o r e
F ried m an ,
7618;
R o d eric k
M a c k e n z ie ,
7618; Irw in
S te in b e rg , 7 6 1 8 ; S te v e n M .
W illn e r , 7 6 1 8 ; R o b e r t J. S c a g lio n i, 7 6 1 3 ;
L eonaard
L andsm an,
7610;
M o rris
Susk in , 7 6 1 0 ; P erry W e isen h o ff, 7 6 0 6 ; M i­
c h a e l N . P r e s s b e r g . 7 6 0 6 ; A r t h u r N . E d e ls o n . 7 6 0 2 ; M a r s h a l S. L e d e r e r , 7 6 0 2 : W a l ­
ter
E.
K u rtz m a n ,
7 6 0 1 ;* R a y m o n d
B arb a n e l, 7 6 0 0 ; B e rn ic e O . E isen b e rg . 7 5 9 3 :
Jaam es
W o ffo rd
Jr.,
7593;
Edna
D.
S to ll, 7 5 8 9 ; I s a d o r L R o s e n , 7 5 8 5 ; H a r ­
o ld
E n g e l,
7584;
M a rtin
I.
S ic h w a rtz ,
7580;
L lo y d A . T o rr e s . 7 5 8 3 :
E > o ro th ea
J. W e sterb e rg ,
7583;
Ju lia n
S. K o f f l e r ,
7 5 6 9 ; D o lo re s H a rris, 7 5 6 6 .
Irv in g
B.
P ran k ,
7564;
N orm an
C.
W e itz m a n , 7 5 6 4 ; J a c a k
K au fm an , 7563:
R o se H e ilm a n , 7 5 6 3 ; L e o n a rd
H.
F ried ,
7 5 5 9 ; F r a n k M a r c i a n o , 7 5 5 9 ; S ta n l e y A sto r, 7 5 5 9 ; W a y n e R . A sc h e r, 7 5 5 9 ; B ern aard
I. U n g e r, 7 5 5 6 ; J o a n
R . P in a rd ,
7 5 5 4 ; E le a n o r S. F in k e ls te in , 7 5 5 0 ; L e o n
H a ft, 7 5 4 7 ; L in el H . L e w it, 7 5 4 7 ; L eo n
F o x , 7 5 4 2 ; L e ste r H . B a a rt 7 5 4 2 ;
M artin
T a rlo w ,
7541;
G ary
A.
S h a n g o ld ,
7 5 3 8 ; A b ra h a m H . H a n tm a n , 7 5 3 1 : Jack
C o o p e r. 7 5 3 1 ; S ta n le y M ille r. 7 5 2 7 ; P h ilip
R o sen th al. 7 5 2 6 ; L eo n D . F raaser, 7 5 2 0 ;
C h a rle s
D.
B alaran ,
7514;
M a rjo rie
J.
G re e le y 7 5 0 9 ; L u c ille D ib ia s e , 7 5 0 3 ; M in ­
n ie W .
B lan k , 7 5 0 2 ;
S ta n le y
A. G o ld ­
b erg, 7501;
S e y m o u r S. T a s h k e r .
7497.
F ran k lin
W .
H ooper
7497;
L e o n ard
G o ld stein ,
7496;
C h e ste r
C ohen.
7490;
Ira
F. M e r b a u m , 7 4 8 7 ;
M eyer M arkon.
7 4 8 7 : A llan R . G ro ssm a n . 7 4 8 6 ; H o w a rd
iB roadbar, 7 4 8 6 ; A n g e la M . C in q u e , 7 4 8 4 ;
J e r o m e L, J a c k e lo w , 7 4 8 3 ; B a a rry R ic h ,
7 4 8 2 ; S te p h e n
J. K u d less. 7 4 8 1 ;
V icto r
K a u fm a n , 7 4 7 8 ; D o n a ld M . S elk in . 7 4 7 5 ;
R o b e r t B e r n a r d , 7 4 5 ; M a r t i n S. M a r c u s ,
7472;
M o rris
L.
K udysch.
7472:
A n­
th o n y
P is c ite llo ,
7471;
M ild red
G ilg o ff,
7 4 6 4 ; C . F lo re tic e B e c k m a n n , 4 6 3 ; G r a c e
A ronson. 7457;
S ta n le y G o ld m a n ,
7456;
A lb e r t K lsselo ff, 7 4 5 5 ; D o n a ld L. Isa a c ­
s o n , 7 4 5 4 ; S y lv ia C . J a c o b s . 7 4 5 3 : S a d ie
B y n u m . 7 4 5 2 : M a r tin J. K e llv . 7 4 5 0 : J o h n
M . Q u in n . 7 4 5 0 ; A rn o ld R . A lb e rt, 7 4 5 0 ;
E d w ard
W e iss,
7449;
M ilto n
O.
Jones,
7447.
L IC E N S E AS SCHOOL
P SY C H O L O G IST
G e rald
L.
D a v id ,
8375;
M a rily n
M.
V a rad i, 8 3 5 0 ; L in d a M arsh , 8 1 6 3 ; M a r­
gery
L.
F riars.
8113;
F rances
F e n ic h e l,
7900;
R eena
B.
F ettn er,
7775;
E d w in
W
C o o p erm an ,
7700;
Jaack
M.
N ess,
7 6 5 0 ; N a th a lie V . S m ith , 6 2 5 ;
F lo ren c e
J . B ick ell. 7 6 1 3 ; W illia m
L in d en . 7 5 2 5 ;
P e te r L a w n e r, 7 4 1 3 ; A rle n e S h a fra n , 7 3 1 3 ;
M a rily n
M u tch n ik , 7 2 3 8 ;
H enry
L ip to n ,
7 2 1 3 ; B re n d a M . P o p s, 7 1 8 8 ; M a ry Luico m ik ,
7175;
G eo rg e
T aschm an,
7150;
C leo n is
E.
G o ld in g ,
7150;
M ic h a e l
J.
B eck er, 7 0 6 3 ;
M a r s h a S ie g e l, 7 0 5 0 ;
A l­
b e r t J . K a tz , 6 8 2 5 ;
M iriam
C. T au b er,
6813;
W illiam
J.
H anson.
6750;
E llen
A rn o ff, 64 3 8 ;
R o s e S. G o l d s t e i n . 6 1 5 0 ;
M arcia
G.
M in k o ff,
6150;
L ilila n
R.
G lad sto n e, 6013-
L IC E N S E AS ISCHOOL
SOCIAL W O R K E R
R u th h S .
S eid en stein ,
8600;
P eter
J.
W e iss.
8350;
C la ire
S.
W e n in g ,
8250;
H aru k o
K.
B ro w n ,
8150;
M arg aret
M.
H a ll. 8 0 5 0 ; M a lv in a G o rd o n , 7 7 7 5 ; D o r ­
o th y J . C lin k sc a le s, 7 6 7 5 ;
Sol L evenson,
7650;
R achel Z urer,
7 6(H );
F lo re n c e
S.
Jacobson,
7525;
A n n e tte
F is h e r.
7525;
M . E l i z a b e t h S a n d e r s , 7 4 5 0 ; M a d e l i n e L.
S im p so n ,
7450;
Ann
L.
S tu b b s ,
7400;
H a rie t A. R o sen b au m ,
7350;
Sunku
G.
R o tib i,
7250;
C h a rle s
D.
K in g ,
7000;
Edna
D.
B ran x to n ,
6850;
V iv ian
M.
G reen, 6825;
Id a
M . R u b in ste in ,
6275.
L IC E N S E AS T E A C H E R O F
A CCOUNTING AND B U SIN ESS
P R A C T IC E IN DAY H IG H
SCHOOLS
A llan H . C o rn , 9 1 4 4 ; M e rritt B. L ev­
in e, 9 0 1 0 ;
A lan
P . L e n t in
8750;
R ich ­
a rd J. B a rtm a n , 8 2 6 8 ; M ic h a e l H . W e iss,
6 2 6 8 ; C h a rle s L ieb o v , 8 2 1 6 ; G e ra ld L e v ­
in e, 8 2 1 4 ; P h ilip W o lf s o n , 8 2 0 6 ; G e o rg e
E. P F o s te r, 7 8 .0 6 ; S ta n le y S h a p iro , 7 6 9 4 ;
P e te r G a ro fa n o , 7 6 8 2 ; M iles H . K u c k e r,
7678; Jam o b G u rk aa, 7616; H a ro ld S ha­
p iro , 7 6 1 6 ; R o n n ie K ossoff, 7 6 1 2 ;
San­
d r a L . T e n z e r , 7 2 7 6 ; A d r i a n P . J . F itz s im o n s,
7156;
M o rris
N .
O gus,
7076;
F ern an d
L orans,
6886;
E d w ard
A.
S ch o rr, 6 8 7 6 ;
D a v id
B. G a av rin , 6 8 3 4 ;
M a rtin
C o ffin e r, 6 8 2 2 ;
Judah
F. G o ld ­
stein ,
684;
A aro n
G in d i,
6624;
A llo n
J,. V o g e l ,
6564;
N ich o la as
E.
M o n ta a lano,
6558;
L au reitce
W .
G reen b erg ,
6554;
N ed
S achs,
6416;
Susi
D u b in ,
6 2 2 8 ; A r th u r F e ttn e r, 6 0 3 0 .
i
L IC E N SE AS T E A C H E R O F
CLASSES F O R T H E D E A F AND
H A R D O F H EA R IN G IN DAY
SCHOOLS
D o n a ld
W .
S te rn ,
8724;
P a ttricia
L.
H a r m o n , 8 6 0 2 ; D i a n e S ie g e l, 8 5 0 8 ; J e a n in e H a b e rfe ld ,
9430;
N ancy
P. C ro sb y ,
8420;
E tta a le e S a m e k , 8 1 4 0 ;
N orm a
P.
K raus,
8130;
G a il
M
R am p o lla,
8094;
M i s s M a r i o L G r o s s , 8 0 7 2 ; F r e d e r i c k L.
S m ith , 8 0 5 2 ; T e re s e P . B a u m . 8 0 1 0 ; E i­
leen
J.
S cher,
8010;
Id a
V
S o rsch er,
7994;
K aren
R u sh field ,
7924;
M a rily n
F. S la p ik a s, 7 8 9 4 ; L eslie B M a r k u s . 7 7 8 8 ;
N o r m a n D o c to r , 7 7 5 8 ; L o rin e E. K r itz e r,
7718;
E lian e
L.
R oss,
694;
Susan
N.
A ltm an ,
7674;
P au la
B e rn s te in ,
7538;
E liza b eth M M c K e n n a , 7 4 9 6 ; M a rc ia A.
R o th b erg ,
7478;
M ary J.
R oney. 7442;
B arb ara
L.
Ilg e n ,
7326;
T h eresaa
J.
C am b rid g e,
7310;
S ly v ia
L e v in ,
7284;
Susan
R.
Z urndorfer,
7148:
A nna
H
K o e n ig , 7 1 1 6 ;
M aryanne T
M cC o rm ack ,
7058;
S an d ra
R.
A ltsc h u le r,
7058;
Em­
ily L a i t m o n , 7 0 2 2 ;
M a rth a
D
D o n n e lly ,
6984;
B arb ara
J.
A b o lsk y .
6926;
E llen
S. R e i b e l , 6 7 0 6 ; F a i t h M H y m a n . 6 5 5 2 ;
M ary K
M c H u g h , 6 4 1 2 ; E lia n e M
M as­
sey, 6 2 8 0 ; M a u r e e n G a r f ie ld , 6 1 6 0 : G e r ­
a ld in e
B
K a rp in sk i,
6076;
R onnyc
S.
G ros^ 6044.
L IS T S
N e w s
L IC E N S E AS T E A C H E R O F
H E A L T H C O N SER V A TIO N IN
D AY SCHO OLS
Ju les W e in tr a u m , 8 6 4 0 ; R h o d a A L eaderfi
8172;
G a ild
B.
H o o g a s ia n ,
7820;
N a n c y M . G lass, 7 7 1 4 ; L illia n K le in m a n ,
7 7 0 4 ; J . E rik H e n d r ik s , 7 6 9 4 ; L e slie A .
A b ra m s , 7 6 3 2 ; F ra n c in e R . S o b el, 7 5 6 8 ;
Jean
M.
C ara p en terfi
7568;
E lain e
D.
B erger,
7526;
M ary
J.
C iru lli,
7488;
C ath aa rin e
T.
H in es,
7484;
S y b il
K.
S h e in b e rg , 7 4 8 4 ; S te p h a n ie G . S an d . 7 4 7 4 ;
R o n n ie M . P in q u ist, 7 6 4 4 ; A n n m a r ie M cP arla n d ,
7464;
Joyce
S.
S te rn ,
7440;
M y r t l e S. B l a c k e r , 7 3 2 6 ; A g n e s M . L a a f fe rty .
7294;
K a te
O.
Iv e r,
7274;
T iip o ra h W e in b e rg , 7 1 7 8 ; C aro ld
F. K a u f ­
m an,
7170;
M u riel
E.
V aughan,
7170;
John
V.
M cC abe,
7129;
N eal
A vruch.
7 0 9 4 ; Jill C. B arb er. 7 0 2 2 ; Irn e K n o p f,
7014;
B ev e rly
F.
B ren n er,
6990;
June
S. M i n t , 6 9 0 6 ;
V irg in ia M ag u ire , 6 8 7 8 ;
J a c k B. G ru n d fa s t. 6 8 7 4 ; A lice J. W e in ­
stein , 6 8 1 0 ; A m e lia R . Lee, 6 7 8 4 ;
M al­
v in a
R.
Senzon,
6738;
M a rily n
Sw in ­
y ard,
6538;
V irg in ia
M.
Pepe.
6510;
C o n s t a n c e M . L o c k w o o d , 6 4 5 4 ; E l i a n e S.
R ettig ,
6380;
F ilo m e n a
G arg iu lo .
6350;
R u th
R . W e ltm a n , 6 2 0 2 ;
R ay Jo so w itz,
6128.
O f
T h e
By A. L. PETERS
O p e n S c h o o l P a y A lso
J u n io r H ig h s
L IC E N S E AS T E A C H E R OF
H EA L T H AND PH Y SIC A L E D U ­
CATION IN JU N IO H H IGH
SCHOOLS
S e t
O
P re c e d e n t
m
W
it h
S u m m e r R e p o rt
C o rd s
For th e fir st tim e th e sum m er session o f N ew York City's
ju n ior h ig h sc h o o ls h a ve had Op>en S ch ool D ays. T h ey were
held in la te July.
Dr. B ern ard A. Fox, in ch arge o f th e program , said th a t
th e 21 schools c o n d u c te d a n exte n siv r p ro g ra m of p a r e n t p a itic ip a tio n , involving, also fo r th e
L IC E N SE AS T E A C H E R O F COM­ f ir s t tim e, th e issu a n c e of re p o r t
carrtfi on p u p ils’ w ork d u rin g th e
MON B RA N C H S U B JE C T S IN
su m m e r.
D AY E L E M E N T A R Y SCHOOLS
M atth ew
J.
G u ld in ,
8082;
D a v id
B.
To p ro m o te clo ser c o o p e ra tiw i
B e d ic k , 8 0 7 6 ; R o b e r t E. G r e e n b e r g . 8 0 1 4 ;
w ith p a re n ts, th e r e p o r t c a r d s
M ich a el M . G o ttlie b , 7 8 1 0 ; J o s e p h in e M .
E n g lish ,
7746;
L au ra
J.
K o g e l,
7716;
w ere p la n n e d to p re c e d e O pen
W a lte r S a n d m a n , 7 6 9 4 ; R e g in a D . F ried .
7 6 6 2 ;; W illia m
G . R e d d a n , 7 6 .3 0 ; R u i h
School D ays, on w h ic h c o n fe re n c e s
M . L essuck, 7 5 2 6 ; G a ry J . L a n d , 7 4 1 0 :
w ere held b e tw e e n p a ie n ts a n d
P h y llie s R . H e lle b r a n d , 7 3 5 0 : K e v in L Iy o d ,
7 3 0 4 ; A r l e n e S. K a p l a n , 7 2 6 4 : C a t h e r i n e
te a c h e r s to discuss th e p ro g re ss
A. D em psey,
7170;
M elv in
J.
B e litsk y ,
7 0 5 4 ; M y ra W ild . 7 0 3 6 ; A n n M . D i C arlo .
of the s tu d e n ts in th e su m m e r
7032;
F ran k lin
S. T h i e r , 7 0 0 0 :
R ich ard
classes.
D . H o ld en , 6 8 9 0 ;
Ju d ith
M . K ru m h o lz ,
6 8 8 6 ; K e n n eth R . K irsh b a u m . 6 8 4 2 ; J o n ­
ath a n
J. T u rk , 6738;
Jeffrey
L. V o g e l,
6 6 1 2 ; V iv ia n L ev y , 6 5 9 2 ; S ta n le v T B y ck ,
6 5 6 4 ; G a il G . L u b e ll, 6 3 6 0 ; R o n a ld
B.
F ein g o ld ,
6306;
A lan
R.
H e ch t.
6244;
B a rb a ra D . C o lem an , 6 2 4 4 ;
R ich ard
M.
S to t^ jr, 6 2 1 2 : M a r th a S te in e r, 6 1 3 8 ; B re n ­
d a B ro w n , 6 1 22.
,8 :* r;lfifi;
S c h o o ls
C o rre c tiv e C lasses
T h is
s u m m e r ’s
ju n io r
high
sch h o o l classes pi-ovide c o rre c tiv e
In s tru c tio n fo r p u p ils r e ta r d e d in
re a d in g o r m a th e m a tic s , a n d fo r
pupils w ho h a v e fa ile d in one
o r m ore a c a d e m ic su b jec te d u rin g
the re g u la r school y e a r. In a d d i­
tio n , e n ric h m e n t is p ro v id e d in
n o n -cred it n o n -a c a d e m ic co urses
in in d u s tria l a r ts , m usic, ty p in g
a n d lib ra ry serv ices.
T a le n te d p upils a re a tte n d in g
e n ric h m e n t c o u rs e s in sc ien c e,
m a th e m a tic s , m u sic, a r t a n d d r a ­
m a tic s in spe cia l cla sse s a t a n I n ­
s titu te fo r M a th e m a tic s a n d S c i­
ence, a C re a tiv e A rts A cadem y
an d a School fo r th e H u m an itie s.
E la in e
A
Zounek,
8280;
John
T.
M id d leso n ,
7960;
B lan ch e
M.
P ie s m u n ,
7880;
E llio t
W .
B eer,
7760;
A nne
F.
G o ld m a n n , 7 6 4 0 ; E n id L. G a r t n e r , 7 5 2 0 ;
C arm in e
F.
M a rtin o ,
7480;
K a th ry n
A.
S te in e r , 7 4 4 0 ; H e l e n L. G r i t z , 7 4 0 0 ; R u i h
A.
R in te l,
7400;
R ose
N c u fcid ,
7200;
M ild r e d C a rr o ll, 7 1 2 0 ; H a r r i e t P. K n u h kow , 7040; P earl K ru eg er, 7000; Jan e R
Z a n o tti,
70OO;
M ary
L.
F a ith fu l.
7000;
H e le n e
W .
S h erm an ,
6960;
M u rilv n
L.
H irsc h ,
6880;
M y ra
B.
L e v in e ,
6 " ’6 0 ;
Jan ic e
P e tro sk i,
6720;
C arol
S
K aye,
680;
Iris
B.
F rien d ,
6640;
J iu liih
R.
P a r k e r , 6 6 0 0 ; B l a n c h e F. N u n e z . 6 6 0 0 ; M .
P a tric ia O 'H a n lo n . 6 5 6 0 ; B ev erly K . F o r­
re st,
6520;
M atth ew
J.
M cln tee ,
6320;
R u ih
S.
R n '-h ra c h ,
61 -iO i
J a tk e ly n
A.
B arn ard , 62 4 0 .
rrJ
>
a
pi
e tte S t., O zone P a r k ; and JH S
217, 85-05 144 St. J a m a ic a .
R ic h m o n d : J H S 49, 101 W ar­
re n St.
H
£
=:
aq
Science HS’s Plan
Special Programs
For Minority Kids
T h a n k s to a sp ecia l
gram b ein g co n d u cted
S lim m e r , a group o f 355
and girls w ho w ould n o t
erw ise be th e re will attend
pro­
th is
boys
o th ­
New
Y ork C ity ’s fa m e d sp ecialized sc i­
ence h ig h sch oo ls in the fall. T he
C h a rle s
D.
C a lh o u n ,
7424;
A n th o n y
P
P u c cia relli. 7 3 8 8 ;
John
A. C alu o g n o .
s tu d e n ts a re p rim a r ily fm m m i­
7386;
M e lv in J. G o o d m a n . 7 2 7 4 ;
Irw in
M.
S c h w a rtz .
7159;
M ich a el
J.
Taub.
n o rity gro up s.
7 0 6 2 ; J a m e s M . C o rry . 7 0 2 3 ; M ic h a e l R.
S k la r, 6 9 5 9 ; W a r r e n
D.
Itte lso n . 6 9 4 7 ;
T he s tu d e n ts a re ta k in g co ac h ­
G eo rg e
P.
Tom ka,
6942;
R o b ert
J.
ing co u rse s d u rin g th e v a c a tio n
H erm an
6887;
Jeffrey
S. B i e d e r ,
6889;
K e v in
J.
M cC u llag h ,
6840;
L e slie
B.
p eriod to p re p a r e th e m for a d ­
W a llm a n , 6 8 3 6 ; A d a m
F. F e n n e l. 6 7 8 2 ;
G u s C o n sta n tin e . 6 7 3 6 ;
S ta n le y
F. M asm ission to on e of th e ^oecialized
lo w sk i. 6 6 5 6 ; A la n R . D e rrv , 6 6 0 8 ; L o u is
sc ie n c e h ig h sch o o ls: B ro nx HS
M.
A bram s,
6593;
Jo eF K a rasik .
6524;
Jo e l B alize r, 6 5 1 3 ; C h a rle s
A. R iin d in a .
of S cience, S tu y v e s a n t HS, a n d
6464;
S te p h e n
R.
G u rin ,
6448:
M a rtin
P.
B e rlin ,
6393:
M elv y n
C.
C h au k in .
Bi-ooklyn T e c h n ic a l HS. T hey a re
6384;
A n th o n y
T.
D e p in to ,
6311:
Ed­
am o ng a p p lic a n ts fi*om d is a d v a n ­
w a rd W . D e rsch , 6 2 8 4 ; Jo el B. S chare.
T h e sc h o o ls’ lo catio n s follow:
6276; Joel A rganek, 6042.
ta g e d a r e a s w ho d id n o t q u ite
M a n h a tta n : J H S 13, 106 St. a n d
m a k e th e g ra d e in th e re g u la r
L IC E N SE AS T E A C H E R O F F IN E
M adison Ave., a n d J H S 118, 154
e n tra n c e te s ts l a s t w in te r b u t
A RTS IN DAY H IG H SCHOOLS
W est 93 St.,: School fo r th e H u­
who, in th e o p in io n of th e ir ho m e
A rn o ld
G.
F eld m an ,
7680;
S h eila
B.
m
a
n
ities
a
t
IS
70,
333
W
e
s
t
17
P aarsons,
7770;
M ilag aro s
C.
L ag arez,
schools, h av e th e p o te n tia l to
77 1 0 ; H o w a rd J. L aam arca. 7 5 0 0 ;
Paul
St.,: C reativ e A rts A cad em y a t
S.
V eres,
7440;
R o c h e lle
M.
R aich ic k ,
m a in ta in th e m se lv e s in th e .‘spe­
7410;
M ary
F.
T revor,
7410;
B la n c h e
th e HS of M usic a n d A it, Con­
cialized scho ols if give th e o p ­
R . M allin s, 7 3 5 0 ; E s th e r S te rn , 7 2 9 0 ; E i­
v e n t Ave. a t 135 St. an d th e M a th leen
S. B l o u s t e i n , 7 2 3 0 ;
Paul
B. G ussp o rtu nity.
m a n , 7 1 4 0 ; C la ire A . C la rk , 7 1 4 0 ; A m y
m a tic s-S c ien c e In s titu te a t JH S
P u ro ,
7050;
E dzaart
G om pper.
6870;
S te lla
C.
E d w a rd s,
6840:
E leo n o re
R.
E th n ic B re ak d o w n
104, 330 Bajst 21 St.
R i e d m a n n , 6 7 8 0 ; A d a L a n d e s , 6 * '8 0 ; L e o ­
Of th e 355 s tu d e n ts enrolled in
na
a K tz ,
6600;
W illia m
K.
F ree m an .
B ro n x : JH S 115, E a s t 183 S t.
6570;
R o c h e h lle
P.
S p ie lb e rg ,
6570;
a n d R y e r A ve.; JH S 123, 1025 th e co a ch in g cou rses, th e re a i e
M ilto n
G ru b ste in ,
6470;
G en n aro
Cam b ard ella,
6450;
B arb ara
A.
A n d erso n ,
M
o rrison A ve.; JH S 136, 750 J e n ­ 136 N egroes, 52 P u e rto R ican s, 38
6 4 5 0 ; G e o rg e tte A . D a a v is, 6 3 9 0 ; T h o m ­
as V e g a, 6 3 0 0 ; S u san B u y u m , 6 2 7 0 ; F red
n in g s S t.; a n d JH S 145, 1000 T eller O rie n ta ls a n d 129 o th e rs.
S p in o w itz , 6 0 9 0 ; N i n a K o m ia k o f f, 6 0 6 0 .
Avenue.
The su m m e r c o u rs e s a re b ein g
L IC E N S E AS T E A C H E R O F
B ro ok lyn : J H S 33, 70 T o m p k in s olfered fro m 8:30 A.M. to 1:00
C LA SSES F O R C H ILD R EN WITH A ve.; JH S 61, 400 E m p ire Blvd.; p .m . d aily a t c e n te rs o th e r th a n
R E T A R D E D M ENTAL D E V E L O P ­ JH S 111, 35 S ta r r S t.; JH S 220, ! the schools fo r w hich th e stuM E N T IN DAY SCHOOLS
49 S t. a t N in th A ve.; JH S 258, d e n ts a re p re p a rin g . T hese su m ­
E sth er
S.
G o ld stein ,
8592;
L in ad
J.
14' V a c o n S t.; JH S 275, 985 Rock- m e r c e n te rs a r e : F o r S tu y v e s a n t
L ip itz, 8 2 6 4 ; T i n a a G . W e in tr a u b . 8 0 3 2 ;
A rth u r B irn b a u m , 7 6 5 6 : H o w a rd M . W e i­
aw ay Ave., a n d IS 292, 300 Wy- HS a t W a sh in g to n Ir v in g D ay
ner,
7608;
R o b ert
N.
S alern o ,
7520;
o n a St.
S u m m e r HS, 40 Irv in g P la c e ; fo r
M arsha
A.
M a rk o w itz ,
7520;
R o b erta
L. D a v is , 7 4 1 6 : P a u l i n e D . D u s e k , 7 3 2 8 ;
Q u een s: JH S 59, 132-55 R idge- B ronx H S of S c ie n c e a t T h eo d o re
D o lo re s
A.
G a rcia a,
7312;
Tem a
E.
L o n d o n , 7 3 1 2 ; M a r jo r ie W . L essem , 7 2 4 0 ;
d ale Ave., S p rin g fie ld G a rd e n s; R o o sev elt S u m m e r D a y HS, 500
J a n e A. P rice . 7 2 3 2 ; R ita H a g g e rty , 7 1 4 4 ;
JH S 189, 144-80 B a rc la y Ave., E a s t P o rd h a m R o ad , th e B ro n x ,
K a th le e n
F.
O ’B r i e n ,
7144;
L a u rie
S.
H e rtz , 7 0 0 0 : J o a n n F. G ill, 6 9 3 6 ; D e n is e
F lu sh in g ; JH S 202, 138-30 L afay - and .o r B ro o k ly n T e c h n ic a l HS a t
E. G e ise l, 6 9 1 2 ; S h e lia A . M c N c il. 6 R 5 6 ;
E llen M . E ld m a n , 6 7 2 0 ; C a rla J. D e lb a u m ,
the B ro ok lyn T ech. B uilding, De
6 4 3 2 ; M illie K
S ta d le r, 6 3 9 2 ; R . J e rry
B r e n t. 6 3 8 4 ; L e slie J. S c h o e n , 6 3 7 6 ; G le n n
K alb A venue a n d P o rt G re e n
A.
F r a n k e l , 6 3 6 0 ; S a n d r a L . K i s s e l . 6 2 9 6 ; S a n t a F . M o n t i , 6 6 5 4 ; S o r i e t t a S. S i l v e r ­
P la c e , B rooklyn.
m an,
6626;
C arle en
M.
P e te rs,
6622;
R u b y L. B a ra b e r. 6 2 1 6 ; L y n d a M . P erso n .
W endy K ym an, 6612;
P a u l a H o lo < !o fsk y ,
6216;
P atricia
V a le n te ,
6120:
L in d a
J.
F o r f u r th e r In fo rm atio n con­
6 5 8 0 ; P h y llis B o b , 6 5 3 8 ; L o re tta R . B ckO 'B r ie n . A lb e r t J. C a ic e d o , 6 0 0 8 ; C e c ilia
n>an, 6 5 1 0 ;
Rhona
M.
R o s e m a n . 6 - i ‘i 8 ;
M . O ’S h e a , 5 9 5 2 .
ta c t a t T h e o d o re R o o sev elt H,S,
M a r ia n A. W e lls, 6 4 3 2 ; S a n d ra H . G a r ­
den,
6412;
M aryann
S ellen th in ,
(iy> 2 ;
Mr. L e ste r N e w m an , CY 5-3600; a t
L IC E N S E AS T E A C H E R O F
B e a tr ic e K . W e r n e r , 6 3 0 0 ; A n g e l a B. D ilW a sh in g to n Irv in g H S, liv in g OrE A R L Y CHILD HO OD CLASSES
Io n , 6 2 8 6 ; R i t a C. M a s s ie , 6 0 0 2 ; C o r i n n e
.
F in e g an ,
5970;
B arb ara
A . C ap tito .
fuss, OR 4-5000, a n d a t B ro ok lyn
IN DAY E L E M E N T A R Y SC H pO LS M
5 9 5 4 ; E tta P a c k e r, 5 9 5 4 .
Jan is
A.
F o rsy th ,
8556;
Iris
J.
Im T?ch, M r. Lowell S an d ers, U L 8berm an,
8198;
Im e se
G re ic iu s,
8188;
L IC E N SE AS T E A C H E R O F
5150.
N a n c y E. P o ll a c k , 8 1 8 8 ; J u d y C . B e r g e r ,
HEA LTH CONSERVATION
076;
M in d e lle F eu rste in , 8 0 7 2 ; C h ris tin e
S o b o c ie n sk a , 8 0 3 0 : K a y F rie d , 8 0 2 0 ; B evCLASSES IN DAY SCHOOLS
erlc e F rie d m a n , 7 9 7 8 ; S u san T . K a assel,
7 9 7 8 ; R o s e K e llm a n , 7 8 4 2 ; R h o < la J a c o b s .
7 7 8 8 ; M . J o a n R o a c h . 7 7 6 8 ; B e tte Lser.
7768:
S h e i l a E, H o n s i , 7 7 6 2 ; C o n s t a n c e
O ’C o n n o r .
7698:
R u th
B lack b eer.
7598;
P earl
O lian ,
7588;
H e le n e
D.
M an d e l,
7 5 5 8 : E llen M . W e in f e ld . 7 5 4 8 ; H a n n a h
S.
C o o p ersm ich .
7494;
P eark
S‘hoskes,
7 4 8 4 ; R o s ly n E. S tra u s s , 7 4 S 2 ; F ile e n T .
B o y le.
7422;
R o b in
J.
T u n ick .
7394;
Sue W .
L a v o ie ,
7380;
M a rily n
P asteu r.
7326.
D ian e
C. F ie rm a n , 7 3 2 6 ;
B arb ara
A.
F o le y , 7 2 9 8 ;
S h eila
A. V erch o w ,
7210;
M a r c y S. V a n o f f . 7 1 5 8 ; M v r a S a n d a l o w .
7 1 3 8 ; L in d a J. S o lw a y , 7 1 3 0 ; B o n n ie R .
I.e b o w itz, 7 1 1 6 ; N o r m a B. G r e e n e 7 1 0 0 ;
B a a r b a r n A . M o n r o e , 7 0 6 4 : A iu lr r v S to n e ,
6876;
Jac q u flin e K .
S elel.
6780;
P ai< 1 a
L. C ife rn i, 6 9 6 ; J u d i t h R . C h arle s, 6 6 9 6 ;
n
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University Council
ALBANY — R o b e r t E. RicQi of
B u ffalo h a s b een a p p o in te d to
th e C ouncil of th e S t a t e U n iv er­
sity of New Y o rk a t R o c h e ste r.
H e suc ceed s S e y m o u r K n o x of
B uffalo , w ho re tire d la s t D ecem ­
ber. M r. R ic h ’s te im en d s J u ly 1,
1971.
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On
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T h is
W
e e k 's
O'
it y
E
lig ib le
te r L T h o m a s, J a m e s J F it z p a t­
rick , P rin c t M Ja c k s o n , W a lte r J
Nortvvioh, H e n ry U rb a n , C h ris to peh e Cerio, J a m e s J B o lan d , R ic h ar<f T u c k e r, F r a n k H olm es, J a m e s
A Crow ley, S a lv a d o r H eresi, C h a r ­
les B rad ley , E lb e r t S B e n ja m in ,
P a u l L P re s to n , E lle n E H ib b e rt,
D o ro th y A B ry a n , H e rb e rt M id d le ­
to n J r , R a y m o n d M a ffia , M a u ric e
W W ells, Lois M P erceJl, R o b e rt
(Continuei from P*^e 4)
O'
VC
C
E d w in O p p en h eim , H e n ry F ogle,
J o s e p h D aroo, H a n y S o h a e ffe r,
J o se p h M L an gd on , M a ry E K elly,
M a n u e l K ap alo w itz. F cix iin an d
P low d en J r , J u a n W M ercad o,
J u a n i ta M B oone, P r a n k J V ario,
S h e ila B e n ja m in , N ich o las L e v a ­
das. R iooo R H a ck n ey , E d w a rd
C N ew kirk, M ary R A llen, T h o m a sin a F o rd , P a tr ic k C ro c itto , W a l­
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M o ran
-
E lm h aric ,
A o k c rica a.
Rudy
W o lf,
4 5 8 -1 5 6 6
L uncheons,
H o « ts.
L i s t
M P e te rso n , H o w a rd W rig iit, H a r ­
r ie t L S a m u e ls, B e rry J M cK anls,
126 G eo rg e E B e a tty , R o b e rt J
P oney, P e a rl G S c o tt, B e rn a d in e
W a rre n , C ecelia E C a r te r , J a m e s
G C o lem an, P e te r A C a rta g e n a ,
C alv in M M aokU n, L o r e tta A
C h ris tia n , J a . ^es T G e ra ld , L ouis
J Leo, C alv in I FVancls, O a la tio n
S a n d e rs , I z e t ta M B aro o , B e r t S
Warvkoff, Jo s e p h Y D ow ling, E s­
telle L L io h te f, D a n ie l W Ja c o b y ,
H e rb e rt Ginstourg, P lilllip R o g ers,
A gnes L G illen. A lan J B leck n cr,
A lease L Samfpa, A lb e rt C W ilson ,
J e a n E M ack lin , M a g n o lia H a w -
kh w . R a y m o n d J R a u so lie r, D e n ­
nis H W iU iaois, J a v ie r B a rre to ,
V ln c e a t J M uro, H e z e k la h J o h n ­
son, H elen L P a tm o n , D ia n n e J e f ­
fe rso n , J o s e p h in e l l i o m a s . S y lv es­
t e r T a y lo r J r , 'H iotnafi S S a le rn o ,
Jo se L S a n o g u e t, V ic to r M A rroyo,
C h e s te r P Z oln lerow icz, H e n ry
W a rd , OMver W W illiam s, R io h a rd
P K a p la n .
168 A nn P V aldes, F r a n k C u e r­
vo. K e n n e th B M a ttis , Jo s e p h
C h ly u to , H elen C an g le , R o b e rt B
F o rte , A rn o ld F H a rris , R osooe E
F o u n ta in , P r a n k I ^ ^ g h n J r , L yn o u s E M a tiis , E m m a B u rk e .
T a y lo r A SchofeW , Anthony R e sclgno. H e a th e r E Levi, E le a n o r
B rew ster, A tvthony c D U an dro,
T h e o d o re B u rk e tt, N ich o las C P a r -
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rlllo , M ic h a e l J H o b a n , D elo res R
T a te , R o xle A A b raham ^ B a i b a r a
L S m ith , V irg in ia G B ogue, J a n ic e
Blolzl, T h o m a s J D e n e h y , R e g in ­
a ld R Jo n e s , J e r o m e A n d e rso n ,
C h a rle s E H o w a rd , M a rle n e H a r ­
grav e, S a m u e l E B e n ja m in J r ,
D av id K n ig h t, S h irle y N G ro ss.
V irg in ia A S c a ra b ln o , W ilso n L a salle, E rn e st H B o n n e r, P r a n k S
O je d a , WllUe M L e o n a rd . P h ilip
N S p in a , L e o n a rd M M a n c in l, J u ­
liu s L H a rris , S a lv a to re D lste fa n o ,
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Starting salary:
$150 p e r week with ra ises up to
$189.50 p e r week a f t e r 4 years.
BENEFITS:
U p to 27 d a y s p a id a n n u a l
c a tio n
R e H re m e n i w ith p en sio n a fte r 25
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A n n u a l c lo th in g a llo w a n c e
G r o u p h o s p ita l, m e d ic a l-s u rg ic a l
a n d life ins u ra n c e plans
L ib e ra l S ic l Leave a llo w a n c e
BASIC REQUIREMENTS:
U n ite d S tates c i t i ie n
R esid en t o l N ew J e rsey or N ew
Y o rk S ta te
A g e : 21 b u t less th a n 30 years
o ld b y N o v e m b e r I, 1969 (n o
c r e d it f o r M i li t a r y S e rv ic e )
H e ig h t : From 5 f t . 7 in . t o
6 f t . 4 in,
W e i g h t : N o r m a l fo r h e ig h t
V is io n :’ 2 0 / 3 0 in each eye w it h ­
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n ot c o lo r b lin d o r c o lo r c o n fu s e d
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a r o u n d ju s t to ta k e c a r e o f h o s p ita l a n d
m e d ic a l b ills. M o st of u s j u s t d o n 't s a v e th e
k in d o f m o n e y a s e r io u s illn e s s c a n c o s t
to d a y . B u t S ta te w id e P la n s u b s c r i b e r s
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8 pm.
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60 H a r r i e t S lo a n , R a c h e l H
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p a t i o Sc c e l l a r . $ 2 2 , 5 0 0 . P h i l A u e r b a c h ,
C rarv v ille. N .Y . C all: ( 5 1 8 ) 3 2 5 -3 1 7 8 .
t ^ O P A K E L A K E : H o iise k e c p in K u n its, c o m ­
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Lake. P h il A u e rb a c h . C rary v ille. N .Y .
(518)
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Copoke Lake
Cabins For Sole
C O P A K E L A K E : F o r sale. 4 C a b in s , p o o l.
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L a k e . P r i c e d f o r q u i r k s a le . P h i l A u e r ­
b a c h , C rary v ille. N .Y . ( 5 1 8 ) 3 2 5 -3 1 7 8 .
For Sole - Schoharie County
Country Home For Sale
Sullivan County
D C J P L E X , f r a m e a s b e s t o s sihinRle h o m e . 2 .5
a c r e s o p p o s i t e R a l e i x n H o t e l , So . F a l U b i i r g . 2 Sep. a p t s . k i t c h , d i n e t t e . 2 b e d ­
ro o m s. r e a r p o r c h in each a p t. B e a u ti­
fully la n d s c a p e d , im m a c u la te , ideal fo r
2 f a m i l i e s , o r o c c u p y o n e Sc r e n t o t h e r .
I m m e d . p o s s e s s i o n . G o l f c o u r s e s A: r e c ­
r e a t io n a l facilities. N e a r b y , M o n tic c llo
3 m i l e s . So. F a l l s b u r K 2 m i l e s . P r i c e
$25,000. 212 -6 5 8 -8 1 4 4 .
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Ulster County. N.Y.
HANDYMAN SPECIAL
V 1 L L .\G E - l O R O O M R E T IR I-.V IE N T
Easily c o n v e r t e d to 2 -fa m ily .
P a r t f u r n i . s h e d . L o w T a x e s $ 8 . ‘) 0 0 .
0> X N E R . BO X Q. R IC H M O N D V IL L E ,
■N .Y . 1 2 1 i 9 .
Farms & Country Homes,
Orange County
B u lk A crcaffe — R c t lr e n ie n t (lo u io s
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C o ttag e in K i n f c s t o n
$5500
EXCELLENT w eekend c o tt a g e
$6400
L A R G E H o m e , fish in g , h u n t i n g
$8900
ALSO, Bars —
L u n ch ettes —
Land —
R e stau ran ts.
BERTHA
GALLEY.
REALTOR
B o ic e 's La.
K in g sto n , N Y
914-< ^8-9 2 2 0
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B a rn , stream .
$ 7 ,7 0 0 ; 5 ro o m co ttag e.
$ 5 .5 (X ): 4 r o o m c i t y c o t t a g e .
$ 2 ,5 0 0 ; 2 p lu s acres - T e rm s.
B E R TH A GALLY, REALTOR
B o i c e s La . K i n g s t o n , N Y 9 1 4 - 3 3 8 - 9 2 2 0
O p p . H oliday In n
914-338-0285
COLUMBIA COUNTY
ST.
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H om es,
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2 fam ily ( 2 - 6 s ) ,
b s m t . 2 b i k s s u b 5c s h o p D i n c
FIRST-MET REALTY
Rond.
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$ 2 7 ,9 9 0
2 FAM SET-UP
rms o n
car gar.
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Set o n
OWNER TRANSFERRED
LEGAL 2 FAM 6/6
6
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CAMBRIA HTS.
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MANY OTHER 1 & 2
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$25,990
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b e d r m s . h u g e l iv r m , fu ll d i n r m , m o d ­
e r n k i tc h & b a th , p lu s fin ish ed bsninr.
c o m p le te w ith
e x t r a k i t c h . Sc b a t h ,
p o r c h , g a r d e n p lo t. E xtras, o n ly $ 2 ,2 0 0
cash d o w n .
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$ 2 6 ,5 0 0
D e t l e g a l 2 f a m 5 & 3 r m s . G a r . F i n ’d
b a s m t. All m o d e r n . G a r d e n g r o u n d s
w i t h trees.
SPFD GA RD ENS
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B ronx
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Ice r m s ,
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He is em ployed by th e M ont­
g o m ery C ounty D e p a rtm e n t of So­
cial S ervices a s a R eso u rce C on­
su lta n t. H e Is a g ra d u a te of Siena
College w ith a BA in Sociology.
A v e te ra n of W orld W ar II, T arm ey se rv e d th re e y e a rs in th e
E u ro p e a n T h e a te r of O p e ra tio n s
a n d also serv ed in A frica and in
I r a n a n d in th e C.B.I.
He Is the Im m e d ia te p a s t gi-and
icnight of C ouncil No. 209, K n ig h ts
of C olum bus, is p re s e n tly se rv ­
ing as c h a irm a n of th e c o m p re ­
h ensiv e h e a lth p la n g ro u p fo r
M o n tg o m ery C o u n ty a n d Is a
m e m b e r of m a n y o th e r civic o r­
g an izatio n s.
T a rm e y is m a rrie d to th e fo rm ­
er Ekiith Hai*tnoIl a n d is the fa th e r
of tw o d au g h ters, K a th e rin e a n d
N ancy.
« # «
GEORGE W. DE LONG
('a n d id a te F o r F if th V ice P re sid e n t
G eorge W. D eL ong is an em ­
ployee o f th e D e p a rtm e n t of
M e n ta l H ygiene, a n d h a s served
fo r 22 yeai's a t C ia ig S ta te Scliool,
Son yea.
H e w as CSEA c h a p te r p re s id e n t
of tlie Ci-aig S ta te School c h a p ­
te r in 1958 &.nd 1959. D u iin g th is
a d m in is tra tio n he ad v o ca ted and
s u c ceed e d in h a v in g h is c h a p te r
jo in th e W estern C onfei'ence. A t
t h a t tim e th e C raig S ta te Scliool
civapter w as the only la rg e cliapte r in th e C o nference a re a n o t
b elon gin g to the W e ste rn Confei'en ce.
He h a s serv ed on the executive
co un cil of his c h a p te r for 18 y ears,
an d h as served on co u n tless ch ap te
sta n d in g a n d special co m ­
m itte e s.
In 1959, he w as electe d second
v ic e -p re sid e n t of tlie W estern C on­
fe re n c e a n d h e lp ed o rg an ize the
new ly c re a te d le g islativ e c o n ta c t
c o m m itte e . T h is im p o rtn t co m ­
m itte e a rr a n g e s a r e a m e etin g s
w ith L e g isla to rs to b rin g before
th e m th e CSEIA p ro g ra m .
H e also se rv ed on v ario us o th e r
c o n feren ce c o m m itte e s a n d w as
p ro x y to th e S ta te CSEA B o ard
of D irectors.
In 1960, lie w as a g a in elected
to th e office of secon d v ic e-p resi­
d en t of tlie W e s te rn C onference,
co n tin u in g as c h a irm a n of the
leg islativ e
c o n ta c t
c o m m itte e
a n d proxy to the B o a rd of D ire c­
to rs. He w as a p p o in te d by P re s i­
d e n t P eily to th e S ta te E d u c a ­
tio n a n d Atteixdance R ules C om ­
m itte e .
In 1962, w as elected p resid en t
of the W e s te rn C onference, con­
tin u in g to re p r e s e n t tliis body on
Uie Boaa-d of D i r e c t o r , and w as
ap ix )ln ted to the sp ecial c o m m it­
te e to develop I’e g io n al co n feren ce
p ro b lem s, ed u catio n al, m e m o iia l
p la q u e a n d B uffalo convetiU on
F or
h o st c o m m itte e .
In 1963, w as re-e lected p re s i­
den t o f th e W e ste rn C o nference,
an d it w as d u rin g h is a d m in is­
tra tio n th a t th e c o n fe re n c e p av e d
the w ay for cou nty c h a p te rs to
becom e c o n fe re n c e m e m b e rs. C on­
tin u in g to serv e on th e B o a rd of
D ire c to rs, he w as a p p o in te d to th e
follov/ing C o m m ittees by P re s id e n t
P eily : d ir e c to r’s c h a p te r, sp ecial
c o m m itte e to develop reg io n al c o n ­
feren ce p ro b lem s, ed u c atio n al, spe.
clal c o m m itte e to stu d y th e fea­
sib ility of rem o v in g the “ no strik e
clau.se” , fro m th e C SE A S ta te
c o n stitu tio n ,
m e m o ria l
p laq ue,
n o m in a tin g , le g islativ e an d w as
p re s e n t a t som e of th e sa lai’y
co m m itte e m eeting s.
A t p re s e n t he c o n tin u e s as a
m e m b e r of S ta te c o m m itte e s a n d
also ha<s help ed w ith c le ric a l a t ­
te n d a n ts, an d in d u s tria l shop a p ­
p eals for rec lassificatio n .
O n co m p letio n of his te rm as
C on feren ce p re s id e n t h e w as p re ­
se n te d w ith a c ita tio n by th e co n­
feren ce fo r o u ts ta n d in g serv icc in
b eh alf o f P u b h c E m ployees.
In M arch , of 1968, h e w as a p ­
p o in te d by P re s id e n t W enzl as
c h a irm a n of th e S tate w id e g riev ­
ance c o m m itte e , a sta n d in g co m ­
m itte e of tlie A ssociation. In O cto­
b er, 1968, he w as re-a p p o in te d fo r
anoU ier y e a r, an d a t p re s e n t is
serv ing his fellow em plo yees In
this c a p a c ity .
R e m a in in g a c tiv e a t aU CSEA
levels, he c o n tin u e s to w ork to
ele v a te th e position s a n d fig h t
for th e rig h ts of all public e m ­
ployees.
• • •
NICHOLAS PUZZIFERRI
C an d id a te F o r F if th V ice-P resid en t
N ick e n te re d S tate service a t
R ock land S ta te H o sp ital in 1937
a s a s tu d e n t n u rse . He gi-aduated
in 1940 a n d m oved up In the
n u rs in g levels to his p re s e n t pK)sitio n of su p erv isin g n u rs e . A fter
a n u m b e r of y e a rs of ac tiv ity in
th e R o c k la n d S ta te H osp ital c h a p ­
ter he b e cam e p re s id e n t of the
c h a p te r in 1957 an d serv ed in
t h a t c a p a c ity fo r sev en yeax*s.
W hile p re sid e n t of th e c h a p te r,
he b e c a m e involved in th e Soutlie rn New Y ork C o n fere n ce by
w o rk in g on a n u m b e r of co m ­
m itte e s a n d serv in g as fo u rth and
first v ic e-p resid en t. In 1963, he
w as e le c te d co nfei'ence p resid en t
an d serv ed for tw o te rm s . As Con­
fe re n c e p re sid e n t, N ick w as a
m e m b e r of tlie CSEA S ta te E x ecu ­
tiv e C o m m ittee a n d th e B o ard of
D irecto rs. A fter a tw o-year in t e r ­
val h e w as ag ain e lected to tlie
p re sid e n c y of the S o u th e rn C on­
fe re n c e in 1967 a n d Is now se rv ­
ing his second te r m of th is se c ­
ond rou nd .
N ick h as gained som e r a t h e r
ex ten siv e inslfrht In tlie o rg a n i­
za tio n a n d opei'siUon of CSfilA by
C SE A
S ta te w id e
h is m e m b e rs h ip on th e follow ing
c o m m itte e s : e d u c a tio n c o m m itte e ,
le g isla tiv e
c o m m itte e , c o n s titu ­
tio n a n d by-law s c o m m ittee , p la ­
que c o m m itte e , c re d e n tia ls c o m ­
m ittee , th e no s trik e c o m m itte e ,
the c o m m itte e to stu d y pix)posed
dues in c re a se , T he L e a d e r negoia tio n s c o m m itte e , a n d se v e ra l
c o m m itte e s of th e B o ard of D i­
re c to rs. F o r th e l a s t six y e a rs
he h a s b een a m e m b e r an d one
of the c o m m itte e c h a irm e n of
th e M etro -S o u tiiern a n d M etroS o u th e rn -L o n g Is la n d C o nference
W orkshop c o m m itte e s,
N ick a n d his wife. M arg e, who
is also a g ra d u a te of R o c k la n d ’s
S ch o o l of N ursing, a n d does p a rttim e n u rs in g In a lo c al h o sp ita l,
h av e a h o m e in P e a r l R iv er. I n
lo cal activ itie s he is c h a ir m a n of
th e R o ck lan d S ta te H o sp ita l Boy
ScoUk c o m m itte e , an d is a m e m ­
b e r of jh e T riu n e C ouncil of th e
K n ig h ts of C olum bus in P e a rl
R iv e r,
Tn his w ork, c h a p te r , and Con­
fe re n c e ac tiv ity , N ick h as ta k e n
lead ei'sh lp in strid e . H e now
seeks th e office of fifth vicep re s id e n t of CSEA a n d is fully
co n v in ced th a t th e re Is enough
in te llig e n c e , ca p a b ility , skill, a n d
d e te rm in a tio n am o n g th e p ublic
s e r v a n ts of the S ta te of New Y ork
an d its p o litical su b d iv isio ns to
en a b le th e m to r u n th e ir own
la b o r o rg a n iz a tio n , a n d to produce
resu lts a t th e n e g o tia tin g ta b le
w h ich a re secon d to none.
DOROTHY E. MacTAYISH
C a n d id ate F o r S e c re ta ry
E>orothy M a cT av ish is ju s t co m ­
ple tin g h e r f i r s t tw o-year te rm
a s CSEA S ta te w id e se c re ta ry . SJie
s ta te s t h a t th is h as b e e n a m o st
stim u la tin g a n d g ra tify in g experlenc. S h e h as b eco m e veay fa m i­
lia r w ith th e d u ties of th e o ffice
a n d h a s fulfilled these d u ties to
th e b est of h e r ab ility , a n d , she
believes, to th e s a tisfa c tio n o f
every o n e co n ce rn ed . She h a s a t­
ten d ed all m e e tin g s of the B o ard
of D irec to rs, c h a p te r p re s id e n ts
an d d e le g a te s (w itli th e excep­
tio n of oiie m e e tin g w hen she w as
h o sp ita liz e d ), a n d h a s fu rn ish e d
h ead q u a rtei-s w ith a ra p id a n d
a c c u ra te ti'an sc rip ': of all th e se
m e e tin g s. In ad d itio n , she has
tra v e le d w idely th ro u g h o u t the
S tate, a tte n d in g m e e tin g s an d so­
cial fu n c tio n s in h e r c a p a c ity as
se c re ta ry , a n d h as p e rfo rm e d n u ­
m e ro u s o th e r d u tie s of th e office.
As to h e r b a c k g ro u n d an d ex­
p e rie n c e ,
she
feels t h a t
th e
te n y e a rs of h e r em p lo y m e n t a t
CSEL\ h ead q u aa te rs (1950 throu gh
1960) g av e h e r a v aluab le In sig h t
in to th e p ro b lem s of th e A ssocia­
tion a n d e n a b le d lier to b e tte r fill
tlie office of se c re ta ry . P ro m 1960
to 1965, s h e w as em p loy ed i a the
office of lit. O ov. M alco lm Wil­
son as s e c r e ta r y to th e S ta te
C o m m issio n o n tb e C a p ita l C ity,
She is now em plo yed a s a le g al
s e c re ta ry in th e S ta te C o u rt of
d a l m s In A lbany fo r P re sid in g
Ju d g e P r e d A. Y oung.
A n a tiv e of A m ste rd a m , she
h a s liv ed a n d w orked in th e Al­
b a n y a r e a fo r m o re th a n 20 y e a rs.
She is a n a c tiv e m e m b e r of the
N a t’onal S e ci'etarie s A ssn. (Al­
b a n y C h a p te r ). She re s id e s in Al­
b a n y . H e r h u s b a n d is co n n ected
w ith th e G e n e ra l A niline an d
PUm C o rp o ratio n , a n d th e y h a v e a
so n who Is a h ig h scho ol m usic
te a c h e r in C o n n e c tic u t, a n d a
d a u g h te r who is a s e c r e ta ry in
B oston.
If re-elected , M rs. M acT av ish
p la n s to c o n tin u e to p u t h e r sec­
re ta r ia l ab ilities a n d e x p e rie n c e
to w ork fo r CSBA In th e m o st
d ilig en t m a n n e r possible.
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O ff i c e
JACK GALLAGHER
Candidate For Treasurer
J a c k G a lla g h e r, c a n d id a te fo r
tr e a s u r e r of th e Civil S erv ice Elmployees Assn., is h ig h ly qu alified
for th e p o sitio n to w hich he as*
p ire s in th e S tate-w id e electio n .
B o rn in S y ra c u se in 1919, b e
w as g ra d u a te d fro m St. L u cy ’s
A cad em y in 1938. P io m 1943 u n til
1945 he serv ed in W orld W ar n
w ith a m in e a n d d em o litio n u n it.
F o r his se rv ic e h e re ceiv e d th e
com bat
In fa n try
b a d g e,
th e
B ro n ze S ta r, th e E T O , th re e b a t­
tle sAars a n d the New Y ork S ta te
M e rit A w ard.
A fte r serv ic e. J a c k took co u rses
in a c c o u n tin g a n d b u sin e ss m a n ­
a g e m e n t, a n d w as la te r em plo yed
as a n office m a n a g e r, a c o st a c ­
c o u n ta n t, a p a y ro ll c le rk an d
tim e e x p e d ite r p rio r to co m in g
to w ork fo r th e T lu u w a y A u th ­
o rity in 1955.
In his f ir s t y e a r of A u th o rity
w ork h e b ec a m e a m e m b e r o f
DOROTHY RABIN
th e CSEA, a n d In 1963 b e c a m e a
C a n d id a te F o r S e c re ta ry
d e le g a te to a Special T h ru w ay
B efore e n te r in g S ta t e service, C o m m ittee. H e w as e le c te d P re s i­
I w as a n e x e cu tiv e s e c r e ta r y for d e n t of th e S y rac u se T h ru w ay
a n e le c tro n ic s co m p a n y fo r a
n u m b e r of y e a rs . I s t a it e d w ork­
ing for th e S ta te as a s te n o g ra ­
p h e r in F e b ru a r y , 1962, in the
even in g college office of th e S ta te
U ni\ e rsity , A g ric u ltu ra l a n d T ech­
n ic a l College a t P a rm in g d a le .
A fter th re e y e a rs in t h a t c a p a ­
city a t P a rm in g d a le , I tr a n s fe r re d
to S ta te U n iv e rsity , I n te r n a tio n a l
S tu d ies a n d W orld A ffa irs C en­
te r a t O y ster B ay as se c re ta ry to
D r. Iv a n P u tm a n . I th e n tra n sf e n e d to S ta te U n iv ersity College
a t Old W estb u ry w here I h av e
b e en s e c r e ta ry to th e facilities
d ire c to r.
M y c o m m u n ity a c tiv itie s in ­
clu d ed : (P ro m 1960-1955) secretai-y an d th en p re s id e n t of Levittow n E d u ca tio n A ssn. U po n m ov-
in g to W estb ury, (b etw een 19561967), I b e c a m e m e m b e rs h ip c h a ir­
m a n a n d th e n secretai*y of the
Westbm-y Pai-ent-T each ers Assn.
I w as a 4-H le a d e r, d en m o th e r
a n d B row nie le a d e r d u rin g th e
yeai-s th a t m y c h ild re n w ere grow ­
in g up.
Since b eco m in g a civil service
em ployee, I se rv e d f ir s t as sec­
r e ta ry an d tlien as flrst-vlce p re s i­
d e n t a n d a l te r n a t e d e le g a te of
th e P a i'm ln g d a le Civil Service
E m p lo y e es A ssn . U po n tr a n s f e r ­
rin g to O yster B a y , I o rg an iz ed
the C SEA c h a p te r a n d b ec a m e th e
a c tin g p re s id e n t,
I also o rg a n iz td th e c h a p te r a t
Old W e stb u iy a n d w as elected
as Its firs t pi'esld en t a n d dele­
g ate.
I a m a m e m b e r of th e S ta t e
U n iv e rsity p re s id e n ts ’ co m m ittee
as well a s a m e m b e r of th e S ta te
U uivei'sity se le c t o o m n iitte e .
c h a p te r in 1964-65 a n d re-elec ted
as p re s id e n t e v e ry two y e a rs sin c e .
H e is p re s e n tly sei-ving his 196S70 te rm .
H e w as a p p o in te d to th e L ab o r
R elation s Boaixl of th e C e n tra l
C o n feren ce in 1966-67; c h a irm a n
of th e le g ld a tlv e c o m m itte e of
th e C e n tr a l *C onfeaence In 196768; c h a ir m a n of th e n e g o tia tin g
c o m m itte e of th e C e n tral C onfer­
en ce 1968-69; c h a rm a n of th e New
Y ork S ta te T h ru w a y g rie v a n c e
c o m m itte e fro m 1964-69 an d is
p re s e n tly a m e m b e r of th e n eg o ­
tia tin g c o m m itte e fo r U n it 1 of
the T h ru w a y CSEA.
In ad d itio n to his T h ru w ay job
an d his CSEA a c tiv itie s. J a c k h a s
b e e n m a n a g e r of th e Ilio n S ta te
B ow ling C e n te r fo r over 11 y e a rs,
a n d ow ns a n d o p e ra te s th e Brookh a v e n M obile C ou rt.
H e an d his wife, A rle n e, re sid e
in M ohaw k. T hey h a v e th re e
chlldi'en, Jo h n a p ro je c t en g in e er;
J a n e t, a sen io r a t Oswego S ta te ,
a n d Jill, a H igh School sophom ore.
• • •
LOUie G. SUNDERHAPT
C an d id a te F o r T re a s u r e r
Louie G. S u n d e rh a ft h a s sei*ved
on the S ta te p en sio n c o m m itte e
fo r th e p a s t fo u r year^. H e
serv e d h is f ir s t two y e a rs und er
th e fo rm e r pi-esident, Jo se p h Peily,
a n d the la s t tw o u n d e r pi'esldent
T heod ore W enzl. He is p resen tly
th e p re s id e n t a n d c h a i r m a n of th e
n e g o tia tin g c o m m itte e o f th e City
of U tic a B o a rd of W a te r unit.
U n d e r his le a d e rsh ip the W a t e r
B o a rd now h a s th e S ta t e H ealth
In s u ra n c e P la n a n d tlie l/5 0 th
CJareer R e tire m e n t P la n . T h is M
a first in th e p o litical sub-divisioa
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c h a irm a n o f th e Ad H oc C o m ­
end of n e x t y e a r, w ho know s
m itte e on R e tire e s a n d C h a ir ­
w h ere it will be?
m a n o f th e N o m in a tin g C o m m it­
“ F o rm u la e of th e p a s t a i e not tee, C h a rlo tte C lap per, Isabelle M.
reJevant. We In te n d to fight for O ’H a g a n ,
R a lp h
W in to n
and
fa ir tr e a tm e n t c irc a 1969.”
J o h n Ooffey.
O tlier m a jo r fe a tu re s d e m a n d ­
I n a b rie f a d d re s s of a c c e p t­
ed include 25-year re tir e m e n t a t ance of th e post, D r. H a rris ca lle d
h a lf pay, tim e a n d one h a lf fo r ujx)n th e m e m b ers to w age a n
o v ertim e, double tim e fo r s ix th activ e
c a m p a ig n
to
in te re s t
a n d s e v e n th d a y w orked, double y o u n g e r em ployees in CSEA, to
tim e a n d one h a lf fo r holidays, in- in te re s t o th e r re tir e d em ployees
o ie a se d m e d ical a n d d e n ta l in ­ in m e m b e rsh ip In th e group a n d
s u ra n c e , p a y fo r u n u sed sick leave
to activ ely p a rtic ip a te in th e d e ­
on se p a ra tio n o r r e tir e m e n t, full
v elo pm ent of progi-am s t h a t will
se n io rity an d bindintr a rb itr a tio n b e n e fit retiree s.
of d isp u tes.
D r. H a rris a n n o u n c e d th e a p ­
Also, p ay for n u rs e s be b ro u g h t
p o in tm e n t of th e follow ing C o m ­
up to p a r a n d top of s a la ry g ra d e
m itte e s; C o n s titu tio n & B y-L aw s
to be re a c h e d in th re e y e ars in ­
M ildred M eskil, c h a irm a n ; M em ­
s te a d of six.
b ersh ip . M a r g a re t W illi a n d E th e l
Bellew,
c o -c h a irm e n ;
S ocial,
H elen R ic h ; R e so lu tio n s, C h a rC e n t. C o n f. I n itia te s
lote C la p p e r: L egislation , S e y ­
m o u r E llen bo gen; P u b licity . M ay
P o li t. A c tio n P a n e l ;
D eSeve.
(C o n tin u e d fro m P a g e 14)
to be n e g o tia te d . H e also h a s th e
title of firs t vice p re s id e n t of
th e O neida C o u n ty c h a p te r, a n d
h as se rv e d on Its s a la ry com ­
m itte e , leg al c o m m itte e and g riev ­
a n c e c o m m itte e .
S u n d e rh a ft is a n a tiv e of U tic a
a n d is m a rrie d to th e fo rm e r
L o ie tta T ech m a n sk l. H e is the
THE WINNER
T h o m as M cD onough, le ft, p re s id e n t of the
A lbany M otor V ehicle c h a p te r of th e Civil S ervice E m p lo y e es Assn.,
c o n g ra tu la te s th e w in n e r of th e a n n u a l m o to r v eh icle ra c e h e ld r«.
c e n tly a t th e S a ra to g a R a cew ay in S a ra to g a S p rin gs.
Albany Retirees
Unit Selects
First Officers
C o n v e n tio n B u s S e t
(C ontinued fro m P a s e 8)
m itte e ‘‘will w ork closely w ith a n d
be guided b y ” C S E A ’s S ta te -w id e
P o litic a l A ction C o m m ittee, K a sso n ex p lain ed .
T h e g ro u p w ill a lso get to
know th e S ta t e a n d local legis­
la to rs in all a i e a s of th e c o n ­
feren ce, a sk th e m to keep co m ­
m itte e m e m b ers a dvised on all
C ivil S ervice m a tte rs co m in g u p
in th e S ta te a n d local le gisla­
tu re s a n d pro vide leg islato rs w ith
In fo rm a tio n o n w h a t leg islation
th e confei-ence a n d CSEA would
like to see passed.
T h e executiv e c o m m itte e also
h a s decided t h a t th e co n feren ce
w ill sp onsor a b u s fo r m em bers
wlvo p la n to a tte n d th e OSEA
m e e tin g In S e p te m b e r In New
Y ork O ity. M iss C alla g h a n of
S y ra cu se c h a p te r will c h a ir th e
c o m m itte e a rr a n g in g fo r th e bus.
T he g ro u p discussed o th e r co m ­
m ittee a s s ig n m e n ts— to be a n ­
noun ced la te r —a n d p la n s for th e
co n fere n c e’s n e x t m e etin g In th e
P all.
T h e n ex t m e e tin g of th e U n it
will be on S e p te m b e r 17.
C S E A L e a d s F ig h t
Seasonal Barge
Aides Win Night
D ifferential Pay
(S p e c ia l T o T h e L e a d e r)
ALBA NY — As th e re s u lt of
e f f o r t s o f t h e C iv il S e r v i c e
E m p l o y e e s A s s n ., p > e r m a n e n t
seasonal
b a rg e
canal
em ­
ployees will receiv e in co n v en ien ce
p ay for n ig h t woak p ro m te d to
tlie a m o u n t of d a y s th e y w 6rk d u r­
ing the y ea r.
In c o n v en ien ce p ay fo r re g u la r
fu ll-tim e S ta te em ployees who
w ork fo u r h o u rs o r m o re b etw een
G p.m . an d 6 a.m . w as n e g o tia ted
at $300 p e r y e a r by CSEA e a rlie r
this y ear.
T he p e rm a n e n t se a s o n a l b a rg e
CSEA Protests Therapists Eligilile
Safety O fficer To Receive Benefits
Upgrading Delay Of Career Ladders
(S p e c ia l T o T h e L e a d e r)
f a th e r of th r e e c h ild re n ; a m e m ­
b e r of th e U s h e r’s Club a t O ur
L ad y of L ourdes C hurch, a n d a
F o u rth Degi-ee K n ig h t of Col­
um bus.
Louie a tte n d e d U tic a College
a n d m a jo re d in ac co u n tin g . He
h as receiv ed o th e r tra in in g in d a ta
processin g. P re s e n tly h e is in
c h a rg e of th e D a ta P ro c e ssin g
D e p a rtm e n t of th e C ity of U tica.
P rev io u s to his p re s e n t position,
he he ad ed th e A ccounting D e p a rt­
m e n t for the W ater Boaad.
He is a fo rm e r u n it d ii'ecto r of
the Boys Club of U tic a a n d a
fo rm e r d ir e c to r of the C e n tra l
W a te r W o rk s Assn.
C o m p e fifiy e
U nit
Erie Chapter Wins
5.5% Pay Boost For
Buffalo Sciiool Aides
(F ro m L e a d e r C o rre s p o n d e n t)
B U F F A L O — C o s t Of l i v i n g
p a y in c re a s e s fo r n o n - t e a c h ­
in g e m p lo y e e s o f th e B u f f a lo
school
sy stem
w ere
assu red
th is w eek a fte r a su rp lu s of n e a r ­
ly $2 m illion w as repo i'ted in the
City treasu ry .
The
no n-teao h in g
c u sto d ia n s
clerk s an d o th e r p e rso n n e l a re
re p re s e n te d in collective b a rg a in ­
ing u n d e r th e T a y lo r L aw by B u f­
falo C o m p etitiv e u n it, E iie c h a p ­
te r, Civil S erv ice E m ploy ees Assn.
“ It now a p p e a r s ,” s a id M ay or
F ra n k A. S edita, in re v e a lin g th e
su rp lus, “ tliat th e c o st of living
d u rin g the p a s t y e a r h as in c re a se d
5.5 p e rc e n t.” T he m a y o r e stim a te d
th e to tal co st of p a y in g th e 5.5
p e rc e n t at ab o u t $2.5 million.
A lthough g ra tifie d w ith th e p ay
boost, CSEA le a d e rs ex plain ed
t h a t C SEA n e g o tiato rs b a rg a in e d
for tlie cost-of-living p rovision a n d
it is provided fo r in c o n tra c ts
w ith tlie City.
“ W e d o n ’t w an t th e im pi-ession
to g e t a ro u n d ,” sa id one C SEA
w orker, ” th a t em plo yees will only
g et the in c re a se w h en th e C ity
wott'kers will g e t proportiona^te
p e rc e n ta g e s of th a t a m o u n t de­
p e n d in g on the n u m b e r of day s
th e y w ork p e r y e ar.
OSEA p re sid e n t, T h eo d o re C.
W enzl declared , OSEA is p ro u d to
be responsible fo r w in n in g th is
b en e fit fo r p e rm a n e n t seaso nal
b arg e o a n a l employees.**
A L B A N Y — T h e C iv il S e r v ­
ic e E m p l o y e e s A s s n . h a s r e ­
c e iv e d w o rd f r o m J o h n J.
M ooney,
a s s is ta n t
a d m in is tra ­
tive d ire c to r and cou nsel to th e
S ta te Civil S erv ice C om m ission,
t h a t th e c o m m issio n ’s d e te rm in a ­
tio n s on th e C S E A -sponsored r e ­
allo catio n of po sitio ns in th e in ­
stitu tio n s a fe ty o ffic er series will
be d elayed b e c au se “ the serious
co n sid eratio n re q u ire d m a n d a te s
d e lib e ra te d e ta ile d stu d y of all
th e Issues in v o lv ed.”
CSEA h a s been seek in g reallo ­
c a tio n s of fro m g ra d e 8 to 12 for
in s titu tio n sa fe ty o ffic ers, fro m
g ra d e 11 to g ra d e 16 fo r in s titu ­
tio n sa fe ty su p erv iso rs an d from
g rad e 13 to g ra d e 18 fo r chief
sa f e ty sup ervisors.
“ We a re iw t happ y w ith th is
a n s w e r,” said C SEA p re s id e n t
T heo do re C. W enzl la s t w eek.
“ T he re a llo c a tio n s of th e se e m ­
ployees h as b ^ n on th e S ta te ’s
b ac k b u rn e r fo r n e a rly a y ea r
now.
“ T h e fa c ts a re c le a r an d U refu ta b le : th e se em p lo y ee s’ duties
a n d resp o n sib ilities h a v e ch a n g e d
rad ica lly , an d the y deserve re a l­
lo c atio n s. P e rh a p s if th is d elay
re s u lts in th e d esired re a lo c a tio n s,
it c a n be justified, ^ u t so fa r,
it c a n n o t.”
L a u n d ry
(C ontinued fro m P a g e 8)
V illage, P ilg rim S ta te H o sp ital,
R o c h e ste r S ta te H o sp ital, R o ck ­
la n d
S ta te
H o spital, S yracuse
S ta te School, U tic a S ta t« Hospi­
ta l, W assaic S ta te S chool an d
W iilow brook S ta te School.
“ M ost of the im p ro v e m e n ts a re
in effect now a n d tlve r e s t should
be done by n e x t s u m m e r ,” W enzl
told The L ead er. “ Now th e la u n ­
d ry w o rk e rs c a n w ork in co m ­
fo r t a n d do b e tte r jobs. We a re
g ra te fu l to the M en tal H y gien e
officials for a c tin g so p ro m p tly
in c o rre c tin g th e poor co n d itio n s
once th e y w ere p o in te d ou t by
CSEA.”
h a s a su rplu s. T he in c re a s e is a
c o n tra c tu a l
o blig atio n
of
th e
C ity .”
Jo se p h D rago Is c h a irm a n of th e
CSEA u n it th a t re p r e s e n ts n o n ­
te a c h in g w o rk ers.
Toconic Park Post
ALBANY — S ta t e C o n se rv a tio n
C o m m issio n er R. S te w a rt K ilb o rn e
o f K a to n a h h a s been re a p p o in te d
to th e T ao o n ic S ta te P a r k C om ­
m ission. H is new t e n n ewds J a n .
31. 1975.
A L B A N Y — T h e C iv il S erv ice
E m p l o y e e s A s s n . l a s t w e e k as­
s u r e d a l l S t a t e e m p l o y e e s who
h o ld title s in t h e o c c u p a tio n a l th e ra p y -re c r e a tio n a l th erapy ,
p h y sic a l th e ra p y series in every
S ta te d e p a rtm e n t t h a t th e y are
eligible fo r th e c a re e r ladders
won b y C SEA a n d p rin te d re­
c e n tly in T h e L ead er.
A n A ssociation sp o k e sm an said
CSEA h a d received som e inquiries
w h e th e r th e c a re e r la d d e rs ap­
plied to title -h o ld e rs in a ll de­
p a rtm e n ts .
E le c t io n
S c o re b o a rd
H ere Is th e official box score
th e elections.
O p e r a t i o n a l U n it
E ligible ...................................... 20,1801
OSEA ........................................ 10,0741
O ounoil 50
1.847|
S E IU ..........................................
ul
O per. E iig in .................................
4861
T o ta l V alid .............................. 12,489
C h allen g ed .................................
9371
No V ote .................................
T o ta l V alid
Clxallenged .13,4261
V oided
..
61
C l e r i c a l , A d m i n i s t r a t i v e UnitI
E ligible ...................................... 35.9461
CSEA ...........................................18.643
C ouncil &0 ................................. 2,4281
SIEIU ..........................................
28
No V ote .....................................
230
V alid T o ta l ............................. 2 1,3291
C h a lle n g e d ................................. 2,8
T o ta l V alid <fe C liallenged 24.191|
P r o f e s s io n a l S c ie n tif ic A nd
T e c h n i c a l U n it
Eligible .......................................30,7121
NYNA ..........................................
597|
C SEA ........................................... 15.290
S E IU ..........................................
115
C ouncil 50 ................................. 3,2821
No V ote .................................
570|
V alid T o ta l .............................. 19.854
C h allen g ed .............. -............... 2,253|
T o ta l Valid & C h a lle n g e d .22,10
I n s t i t u t i o n a l S e r v i c e s U n it,
Eligible ...................................... 4 5 .H
C o un cil 50
...................... 7,38
C SEA ...........................................14,82{|
No V ote .........................................
15
V alid T o ta l
........................... 22,344
C h a lle n g e d ............................... 3,^
T o ta l V alid <fc C h allen g ed .25,640
S e c u r i t y U n it
E ligible ...................................... 6,9201
A PS C M E ................................... 2,73J|
CSEA .......................................... 1.8
IB T ................
32«|
N o V ote ......................................
24|
V alid T o ta l .......................
4,91®
C h allen g ed ...............................
32<
T o ta l V alid <fe C h allen g ed . 6.23^j
of