EDITORIAL
J. J. Ba rry
Intemaliollai President
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The Union of Hearts and Minds
J. J . BARRY
JACK F. MOORE
Inremarional Sacr&lar)'
1125·15lhSt . N.W.
Washington, D.C. 2000S WllSlW1g1on. D.C. 20005
Int6mi.l ~ooaJ ProsJdfMll
1125-I SlhS1. .N.w
THOMAS VAN ARSDAU
lnIematlonal TffIilSIJffJf
158-11 Ha.nv Van ArsdaIe JJ Avenl.Jf!'
A..tshing. N.Y. 11365
J
Vice Presidents
Firsr Dlstrtcr
KEN J . WOODS
45 Sheppard Ave. Easl
Suite 401
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Seventh ~Irn;t
ORVILLE A. TATE JR.
0Ifi60l Publicotion 01 the
4400 Wd Rogers: Parllway
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AIJI9t"I 1989
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Seconcf Districr
JOHN E. FLYNN
~8~.DI~~~ERS
P.O, Be); 5,216
Idaho Falls, Idaho 83405
IWnth Dls/ricl
S. R. McCANN
150 NoM Wlgel Lane
Sude 100
Waklut CreeJi, C8fdomaa
94598-2494
Tentfl Drstncr
EDWARD P. McENTEE
7710 Aea drng Road
Sulle9
10400 W. HiggtnS Roar:!
Suite 110
CIocinna~.
Ohio 45237
F, h t)stocr
DAN H. WATERS
No, 2 MetropIe!c. Onve
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Bumngham, Alaoama
35209-6899
5mh DlslJrcl
JIlMES p, CONWAY
.2200 SouIt1 Main Street
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3J(I Shoup A..enue. SUite 204
6<lneryll'lllrch Parte.
0u1nCY. MassaChuSetts
02169
Thrrd Districr
DONALD J. FUNK
16 CompuIe( OI'we Wes1
Sllrltt C
AI>any. New YOOt 12205
FOOrfn (}iSlncr
PAUL J. WITTE
Rosernooc, IIIIflOis 60018
EMvtttUh
A ~ron of the large ~s
whidJ V15<ted the IBEW
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FEATURES
DEPAllTMENfS
iUtncl
RAVeDWARDS
300 South Jefferson, SuIte JOO
SpringfiI!Id. MI$5OI,A'l 65806
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Twelfrll OiSrrrcl
JOHN A. HIGHTOWER
Frank lin Building , Suil e 5 15
Chattanooga. Tennessee
37411
$une 303
l.Drnbaid. a.nocs tiO 148
at !he lJlW)Il-
'_Shaw
IBEW Craftsmanship
On Display
Un ion· lndll strie .. Show
6
Members' EHorts Will
Keep Union Strong
5
Canadian Labour R___
13
Tech Talk
20
Local Unes
33
Members in the News
38
Research and Education
47
In MemoriGnl
12th Di"tricl Mr.:cts
CL voe BOWDEN
Chwrman
581S N. 7th Street
Phoei'U, ArIZona 85014
ml iJf:;lnd
JOHN J. McHULTV
<13 t WyomIng Avenue
$cnvrton, Pennsytvania
"'500
Second Dlsrm;1
JAMES F. MULLaNEY
FOUrTh Dlsuicr
HIl RRY BEXLEV
SOl Pulliam SI" S.W.
.A.tlanla, Georgia 30312
Fifth Di5Ulc1
8
ROBERT MISSEY
2131·59th Slreet
Sl Louis.. Mtssoun 63110.2885
Si:cttr DrSInCI
10
R. L. RASPBERRY
1475 N. Loop Wesl
6 Deacon Benham Drive Houston. Texas 77000
Slow, MassachUSEtts
01775
THOMAS J. SWEENEY
1918 Marun luthef KJf1g Way
RICHARD D. ACTON
Oakland, CaitorrE!WS12
Eigmil £U1nC1
16
JAMES R. McAVOY
2750 Ouadm Street, Room 12
Local 202 broadcasting va(1 , afld I Bu; Iront, Local t245
" Th e Wrath
Imemcn dcmonshate HleJl skills. and. hom
or G rapes"
Progress for Electrical
Wortc:ers
8th Di ~ tr icl Mccl !l.
V~OJla, Brlhsh Columbia
C3n"da VeT 4E8
18
Children, Parents
Rally for BeHer
Family Laws
36
DAD ' s Day 1989
40
StaH Retirements
42
IEC Minutes
.BEW Journal Departlllent
J . J . Bany. Editor
COVER PHoro:
Fann Wortc:ers Are
Fighting for Life
Se~nlh DI'~tflCr
ThIrd DrSlflCI
1590 East 23rd Sum
CleVeland. OhIo «114
Family Care sets AT&T
Contrad Apart
8ado:. ,"leUlabona' Seaetary Jac_ Moore WIth local
1245 membefs ancJ Busrness Manage.- Jade McNally. me
~ft.
UnlOf1
Label and $eMce Trades Depanment Secretary·
freasUlef RIChard Perl)' AFL·CtO Secrmary-TreasUJEIf
Thomas DoNnue. eor.g,essma(1 Gepnardl. Secteta,.,
t.4oofe (lnd UUSTD P,escIeoI James Harflekj
THE QUALITY CONNECnON
JoiJrna/ DepartmenI Drroctor
Mary Ann V8n Meter
$up9fWsor
Carol A. Clpo1arl
Staff WIII8fS
MargaTel M. Sambe,
Thorn Pozen
FfCt{l'ED IN U.SA
PRINTED ON
UNION·MADE PAPER
een..
A billboard 5pO!'ISO(ecI by local 68,
er. and Rocky
Mot.nIarn Chapeer, NECA. located at 6th and Santa Fe In
D."",.
~ 1989
International
Brolherhood 01 Electrical
Workers, All fl9hts (eserved,
Change ¢f IK!cIross caras on Form 3579 should be senl \0
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not a.ocepted.
Ir1 th l.$ view 01 the Eighth
Oistnct PlOgless Moolmg.
delegates pay close
al'ltlntJon lD a :speaker"s
Pfesentaoon.
I
Craftsmanship
On Display
.tlight
OnIBEW
"San
l'alifomia' Silicon Valley city of
Jose played host June 9-12
10 Ihi~ year', AFL-CIO Union-Indu tries Show. More than 300 exhibits covering over 150,000 'quare
feet of the San Jose Convention
Center combined to make this one
of the most \ucce"ful shows in
the event', 51-year history.
The IBEW's display area. organized by Arlie Heald. Executive Assi\tanl to the International ecretary. was one of the
show's largest : it showcased the
diverse talent, of its membershi p. Among other exhibit , the IHEW featured a fully
charged high-voltage power line and
transformer polc setup. a working
model of a nat ural -gas-powered
2
o
/'
8ecPelaPy
MOOI'8 stands
with some 01 the
membei's DIllie
local unions
staffing tile
lIarious booths
at tile show.
3
International Secretary Jack Moore, Executive Assistant to the Internarlonal Secretary Arlie Heald, Executive Secretary to the
InternaUonal Secretary Nancy Cleary and Journa l Depanmen, Director Mary Ann Van Meter pose with retirees from Local 332 who
manned the ISEW booth during the show.
home, a Idcvi . . i()n ~ l lldio lI ~cd for
work or the cameramen and tec h-
Ihe producl ion of a mock nightl y
ne' , ,egmcnt---<:omplclc wilh in-
nicia ns who make television po ,ible. AmI I-Bu ,cootcd around the
display area delighting visitors with
hi, wit and wi,dom .
Un io n leader attending tile ' how
wc re addressed by a nu mber or
d i,tinglli sheu speaker" incl uding
Congrc · ·man Rich.u·d Ge phard t (DMo.), the newly clecled House majorit y leader. Congres 'man Gephardt reaffirmed hi; party', support
ro r the labor movement. He denounced the ethics bailie in the
Congr." a, politics of the " dark
, ide." He ,aid he i, rur u pe n and
rree t rad~. but he demanded an even
playi ng field. "When Iforeign Competit ion l can bring thei r products
here and sell them with case." he
,aid, "wc've lalsol got to be able
to go there and 'ell o ur products."
And he s<lid we need strong and
dctcrmined Icader. hip to define the
problems and exec ute the solut io ns
to carry thi, country int o the 21st
(crvicw\ rrom around Ihc
onvcn-
lion Center- a ' well as the ISEW
ambas')ador, the cvcr- popu l:w ro-
bo t. I-Bu.
From leh, lEe Member Tom Sweeney, Seventh DistrIct; International Representative
Dan Bowers; Executille Assistant to the InternaUonal Secretary Arlie Heald: International Vice President S. R. McCann, Ninth D/strlcti and International Representative
John Hunter stand In front 01 the IBEW booth .
Local 1245. Wainu l Crcek, CHliforn ia, lI'\cd the elec tli c-wire and
ga\-line di'play, to de monslrate the
pOlentlal da nger, 01 the e operalion, a, well a, the high level or
,k ill required 10 wo rk in Ihe ga and
electric indu slrie,. Local 202. an
Francisco. wi th Ihe cou perati on of
Ihe America n Fede rat io n of Television and Radio Art i ts. used the
night ly new, setup 10 high light the
4
ccn tUi y.
T he IBE W po n 'ored railles a nd
giveaway, . includ ing th e nightl y
draw ing fo r a tclcvbio n set. All
t get her the many un ion companies
reprcOic ntcd at the !\how gave away
ovcr 100.000 wurth of ,ervices and
product 'ample, . T he show. which
was free to the public, demonstrated th e rull range or organi zed
labor's ingenu ity and know-how.
dbplaying a mode l of union teamwork and de uica tion for the world
to roll ow.
mf; W JO KNAUAUGUST 1989
CANADIAN
LABOUR REPORT
Nine Years-No
Missed Days
L
oca l 2 12 1, Edmumlslull , New
Brunswick. membe r Celine
Gauvin is quile a remarkable lady.
She wriles poelry; ,he paint; oil
and watercolor portraits. But perha p.'i her m OSI noteworthy achieve-
men1 is not missing a day of work
. incc April 27. 19HO!
Celinc works on Ihe a"embly
line for quare D. an imernmional
elec tr ni ,,- om poncnt , company.
cncral Manager Gu ildo Racine says
of her at tendance. " It is not just a
good nllcnd nnce reconl-it is pcrfect; il is phenomenal''' He knows
it is a anadian record for the COI11-
Employees
Favoured On
Pension
Surpluses
••he Onlario oun or ppeal has
• rendered a j udgment on pension
surplu monic' which will prove
be neficia l for employees and whi ch
has .,erious pulcntii:ll imrl icatio ns
lor employer aero" the coun try_
The Onlario Hydro Employees
Union challenged Ihe company's
pnlclicc I' using pen io n su r·plu.
fund s to decrcase it , annua l pension
contribulion un tlcr the eompanywide plan . Because of the surplus
Hydro didn't have to make any outof-pockel contrib ution 10 Ihe pension fund in 1986. In fact. the surplus has been used 10 ofl',e t subsia nii all y the ut ility', con lribu tions
since at least 1 9~3-10 a total c~ti­
nUlled 400 million by 1988.
The court ruled thai Ontario Hydro had a -taillt ory tiut y to mak
pany and believes il might
stand up among the com·
pany's 20,000 employcC:-o wo rl dwide.
The compa ny is trying
to have her record cntered into the GlIinnc!)~
Book of World Record
which at thi,
lime has no
such entry. How
long. can
'he main-
tain her
pelf ec l Httend ance?
"1'11 take
thai eight hour,
at a lime." say, Celine.
,
, ,, r,,lr,, flInch for I hi, p"rpm" That
money formed an integral componenl of the ex i,ting plan.
t
Employers Liable
For Employees'
Sexual
Harassment
anaua' ~ Supreme
C
OUl1
h:-b ruled
that employer can be found
vicariously liable for act of ,exual
hara"menl com milled by employees again!>t I'cllow employeel. In
(h e case in quc!'!lion. whic h was
appealed from the Manitoba ourt
of Appea l. two female employees
informed the employer of the infraction aga in~1 them 0) another
employee. The employer took no
action to remedy the 'i ituatioll. A:-,.
a rCl\tlll . the I wo fr:rmtlr. r mplnycr\
found it necessary to qUlIlhcir Jobs.
Damages of about 10.000 were
an nual cont ri bu tion s to the fUI1<1
H\\,ardeulo the two remi.lle employ·
ec,,_ Th e judgment al ... o give", them
grounds for init iat ing a separate
wh ich sati sfi ed fund ing obligntions.
The ut il il Y cou ldn't avail il self of
wrongful-dismi ssa l aC liol1 aguin'tthe
employer.
Ie
A UGUST
r 9~9
Cellne Gauvin
5
Members'
Efforts
Will Keep
ri ghtsv ille Beach , No rth Carolina , was the location for the
1989 T welfth District Progress
lecting June 8-9. Internat ional Vice
President John A. Hightower and
Loc~11 495. Wilmington. Bu iness
Manager Ru s~ Halcher welcomed
de legates to the mee ti ng.
Internationa l President 1.J. Barry
delivered a " state of the un ion"
address wh ich enlight ened tho. e in
W
atte nda nce abouL the statlls of man y
ongoing activities in the Brot her-
hood : such as polit ical involve·
ment , curre nt legislation and new
Tennessee AFL·CIO President Neeley
programs . includ ing the Steward
T raini ng Cour, •. Cour cs under development :lrc a Service Contract
School. a course for construct ion
steward:, and a
ew Business Man-
ager c hoo!.
President Barry particu larly
st ressed the imporlance of organizLoeal 495 Business Manager Hatcher
delivers opening remarks to the
delegates.
ing
ir
labor is to remain a viable
force in society. I-I e no ted. " Organizing requires the hell) of local
union leaders and members on a
daily basis . .. . T hey are the people
who will be lis tened to most-and
trusted most-by unorganized ern pluy ee!'! ill th eir- h O lllei owlls .·~ One
or lhe segments of the Utility Branch
which should be organized wherever possible and practical is the
cogenerat ion unit or independen t
power producer.
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Southern Region, NECA , Direc tor
Roberts
Progress of Congress
Pre senti ng the legi slative updale.
Presiden t Barry aid Congress hadn't
acco mplished much by early June.
lllEW .I 0URNA UAUGUST
19~!>I
It·, becn too occupied by other.
nonlegi>la tivc mailer,: ,uch a,
Ea,tc rn Airl ine, and Speakcr Jim
Wright", prohlem, . Bill, which have
been introdu ed in lude parental
leave. c hildcan· . 11"lIok brc",ting
and "'Irike r rcp laCCm\! nl .... I n
audi-
tion. o ngrc"" ex pected to debate
ot her j~\UC' im port!:l nl 10 labor-
corporate ta ~ c()vcp... foreign tradc.
worker, ' protcctlon, III ,.re ty and
cll VirOnll"lCnlnl hti/unJ" in the wurkplace . Ot her topic, di'cll "cd by
Pre,ilknt Ba rry included safety a nd
IlcalLiI. IlIgll-Jcfiniliul I telC\ ('1iun. amI
the IBEW/ WA/AT&T contract
,e((leme nt.
Sincere
Pl'c . . idenl Barrv and V ice Pre!\i-
dcnt Il ightowcr comme nded several local un ion, ror COPE participation. Local 175 . Challanooga.
Tc nnc ........ cc . \\t\ .... honored for the
a ppreciat ion
for
the
I BE\V ', ..,urrol'l 111 Tcnnc,..,cc Wa...,
c'prc"ed b) ,ta tc FI.-CIO Pre,idcnt Jim I ccky . lie encouraged
the delegate, to participate 111 I BEWCO PE and re pllrt ell (1 11 the federa-
Local 175 Business Manager Bill Lowery
accepts COPE plaque from, lelt, Pres;dent Barry . and. righf. Vice President
Hightower.
lion ' ", Icgi"lallvc artivitic ... .
Delegates' Reports
De !cgate.., fro m th e I n..,idc anti
Outside Branche .. prC!lClllCd organiling progre"" repolt' r~)I their
re'peetivc 1(>1.'''(\ ' I hc,e llelegate,
abo thanked Pre,idellt Ban y for
IUlving th e fore thought anti forti-
tude to in'tit ut c the c urren! orgacnUCiJ\ur,-thc effort, are
pal ing ulT.
The Con,truetion: Telephone.
ni z.i ng
Assistant to rhe President Sabin dis -
c" ssed the dulles and responsibilities o f
local union officers toward the union
and its members.
larges t co nt rihu tion within the di,Iriel , amountillg to $Y.OO per mem -
ber. Other locah honored were 238.
916. KJ) and I n~. pon concludi ng
hi, remark,. Brothe r Barry fielded
qllcslIon, pu,~d b the delegates.
ECA Regional Director Dave
Rooe rh cmpha,i/cd the parl nerhip bet\\cc n I ECA and the IB EW
Ut il ity an d r.ov l.: rnllll'll l ; an d ManufaclLIri ng W()r~,h(.)p" \\'cr!.! ondueled b) ui,lrict Inle rna tional
Repre'cnt<ltlvc' on June 9. Reports
on the \\\.)rk,hor~ · i.lcti\ltie" we re
Ih en prC'C nl c(1 10 the general :I~ ­
semb ly. A~,i' t ant to the Inte rnationa l Prc!'lllknl Dan Sahin wa"
Ihanked fur hi, infonnativl.! cum·
mem~
dunng the \\(.)rk ... ht1p"l .
Women's Caucus
Prc,idcnl ijarry . Vicc Pre,u.lcnt
ami forcca"ltcd cha ng&::' for the com-
Il ightower ..Ind L \~t.:uti\c ,\., ... i... laot
ing ycar\-thc "ihor1age of workc r~
to fhe I nlcrnlll imHlI Pl c,idcn t Vince
illld th e t~anl\vo rk be tween the Iwo
organ in lt iOlh. li e c\prc ... ..,cd hi:, be-
O ' Reilly pre,itied over the Women' s Call-.: th on June X. Brother
lief that the plOduet uf the jui ll t
Cl rrrcnt icc, hip program j... a wc llro unded ckct ricia n who i, capable
of performing " II fllceh of electrical
work.
ISEW .I0URSALlj\ UOU ' 1 1l)8!:'
Local 816 BUSiness M;magcr Gary Sea)'
poses a question durfng the meeting.
(Brother Seay won the COPE raffle of
a VCR after the InWal wfnn er, Twelfth
District Internation~1 Representative
Bob Mcinnis, generously redonated the
prize so It could be ,.ffled off again
for COPE.)
13..111')" c ~illC'J for more IOHlhcmcnt
\\<lI ITICn in luca l IIl11un l1u ... inc . . '
by
and in all a rca' "I' IBEW act ivity.
and l1e pledged hi , " Ip port fo r this
greate r parl icipal iun.
t
7
Family-Care Provisions
he nalion's largesl single-employer o llective bargaini ng negOlial ion, Ihi' year ended on an
a micable nole whcn Ihe IB EW.
CWA and AT&T reached a sCll lomcnt fo r a three-year con tract. T he
T
member, and ~.500 of w hom belong
to the [BEW Tclccommun ica liol1!-t
Branc h.
Earlier Ihi, year I13 EW Presidenl
J.J . Barry a nd CW A Pre, ide nl Morton Ba hr SI<lI Cd ,"Togct her we seek
unions
to obtain fa irne ss and an improved
represent 160.000 workers . 2-.000
or whom are J BE W man ufac lu ring
Siandard or li ving for le n, of Iho usa nd s of Ihe nalian's mOSI produc-
two
telecommunicat ions
live workers ." A glance al orne or
Ihe provi,ions oflhe new agreement
would indi ca le Ihey ac hieved Iheir
goals.
Indeed. SOme indu sl ry ana lYS IS
predict the fa mil y-care provisio ns
herald a new tre nd in contract bargai nin g .. ,) wo uldn ' t be s urpri sed
to see these become major is ue
The National Manufacturing Bargaining Committee. Seared, lefl to right, ISEW International Representative Mike Quinlan; Co-Chief
Negotialors Bob Sl ander (lBEW Manufac'uring Oepartmertt Direc tor), Jim Dowdall (AT&T dIrector of labo! lelatlons) and Ron Allen
(assistant to CWA vice president); and CWA International Representative Mike Grieco. Standing, ISEW Local 1942 Pres;denflBus;ness
Manager Ed Keller, CWA local 3263 President Ralph Mall' Jr., AT&T Division Manager of Labor Relations Frank Palal/ido, AT&T
Network System Administrative Vice President AI Strazdas, AT&T Labor General Counse/8ob Benson, AT&T Director of Human
Resources Sheron Kennedy , ISEW Local 2310 Presiden t/Business Manager Nick Falco ne, AT&T Division Manager of Labor Rela tions
arian Conley , and CWA Local30S1 President George Tolley .
Th e Nation(JJ Operarions Bargaining Co mmitfee. Sect fed. from left. CWA International Representative
Louise Caddell: IBEW Local 1944 President/Business Manager Joan roth ; 'SEW Local 1269 Business
Manager/Financial Secretary Pete Pusaterij 'SEW Loeal 2324 Business Manager/Financial SecretaI)'
Richard Howell; Executive Assistant to the President (eWA) Dina Beaumont. Standing. AT&T District
Manager o f Labor RelatIons Tom BUlk; Co-Chief Negotiato rs Art Perry (JBEW Telecommunications
Department Director), Charles Brumfield (AT&T director of labor relations) and Jim Irvine (eWA vice
president): AT&T District Manager of Labor Rel ations Bob McNitf; AT&T District Manager of Labor
Relati ons Charles Douglas; and CWA Internaf10nal Representat;I/e Ken Sharp.
8
IHEW
.JO U RN ~\ LfA
GUST 1989
et AT&T Contract Apart
in [forthcoming] union negotiations ." said Ronald C. Pilenzo.
president of the American Socie ty
for Personnel Administration. AT&T
Corporate Vice President of Labor
Relatiom Ra ymond E. Will ia ms
hailed the agreement as " Lhe most
progressive ever negotiated by
AT&T. It recognize the need ' of
AT&T's changing ,"urk furce, a nd
it will funher strengt hen AT&T's
cumpetitive thrust and cost eont:.i nment as the company enters the
1990s .. ,
Among the other provisions in
the agreement, manufacturing and
sion upgrades and a profit-sharing
program. The negotiators also carved
out modifications to the health-insurance coverage which provide
some new benefits and upgrade s in
others while maintai ning the c urrent deductible.
telep hone operation'! \.vorke rs received yea rl y w age incrc<::I'\cs , pen -
The ISEW/AT&T Local Bargaining Committee. Front row, Irom left. Local 2313 Business ManagerfFlnanclal Secretary Carol Fitzgerald,
Local 1011 Business Manager/Financial Secretary John Beal, Local 383 President/Business Manager Lynda Hackstaff. Co-Chairpersons aUi Davis (International Representative) and Tom Beagley (Local 336 president/business manager), Local 1944 Treasurer Helen
Preston , Local 2323 Business ManagerJFinancia' Secretary Raymond McCaughey Jr., and Local 363 Business Representative Joe
Maraia . Back row, Loeal827 AT&T Executive Board member Joe Penna, AT&T Siaft Manager Hilda Leveto, AT&T District Manager of
Labor Relations Tony Pacifico. AT&T Staff Manager Bob Webber, AT&T Division Manager of Labor Relations Pete Gorry, AT&T Staff
Manager Chuck Saunders, AT&T Staff Manager Martha Tiffell. AT& T Acting District Manager Tom Alger, AT&T Staff Manager Barbara
Manascalco and AT&T District Manager oJ Labor Relations Tom Maguire.
Trendsetting Family-Care Provisions 01 AT&T's
New Contract
• Parental leave: Parent may take up to one year unpaid leave to care for newborn or
adopted child with retention of job/return rights and paid healtb-inurance benefits.
• Family leave: Grant~ unpaid leave to care for seriously ill [amily members wilh retention
of job/return rights and paid health-insurance benefits.
• Adoption assislancc: Reimbursement up to 2,000 for adoption-related expenses.
• Flexible hours: p to eight hours off for pcrsomd busint'SS, two hours al a time, on short
nOlice. (One-year trial period in nonmanufacturing bargaining units.)
• Dependent-Care Reimbursement Account: Workers may deposit up to 55,000 per year in
pretax accounts 10 pay for qualified eKpenses for c_hild or elder care.
• Family-Care Development Fund: Cornerstone or the childcare program, a S5-million
fund to support dc\'clopmcnl of cbildcare facilities and programs for the elderly.
• Resource and referral service: Effective January I, 1991, provides profcssioual family·
care resource and referral services to workers.
IDEW JO RNA LIAUGUST t989
9
To provide an
examP,e tor the
COuntJ'Y and to
slID the depth
Dr hiS commitment
to this cause,
[Chavez1 deprived
h-mself Dr rood
, 36 daYS.
for \ B W uppon
for Ihe UFW and Iheir
fas . After "ihe Wralh of
ls
Gmpes" video was fi nished . Mr .
SI",nd,,. said . "This is not a fight
for Ce,ar Chave1,; Ihis is nol a light
for Ih. niled arID workers. \ Inslead.\ this is a fighl for hun",nilariaft.'i. for consumers and for the labor
tnoveme nt . ·~
Anyone irJl eres red in obwirling II
oPY 0[ " The Wrol h of Grape ..
video should \\"it e to UFW Vice
I' ,-esid ell l ArlLlro Rodri!!" ez. Disrriel COllucil 1707. AF CM£. 75
V(lri("k SrrU I. 1411, Floor. f W York .
e'" l,,,,k H)() 13: or c(lii him III
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TECH TAlK
METRICS AND YOUA Move to an International Standard
ow wo uld yo u order 12 fect 10
inc hes by 15 feet of carpeti ng
in metric measurements? I s a lit.e r
greater than a quart ? Can you describe the high temperat ure of a
sick c hild in degrees Celsi us? How
muc h coffee wou ld yo u have in a
483-gra m container?
M i llim eters,
cent ime ters . degrees Cels ius a nd
liter s, a l t h o u g h
not exactly unfamiliftr Icrm s. ~re
g radua ll y bei ng
incorpora ted into
OUr dail y lives .
ren tly being taugh t me tri c rn ca'\urc-
What is a Metric System,
mc nt s in sc hool . Bu t older con-
Anyway?
sumer s.
who
hnvc u~c u
the
customar'Y I1l Ca S Il I"C~ all their li ves,
arc likcl y to be very con fu~cd by
the di,lortion of f::lm ilia r dimen-
sions.
A met ric syslem is a sys lem of
mca,urcment whi h usc, the me te r
for Icngth. the kilogram fo r ma".
the second for time . the degree
Ce l ~ius o r ce nti-
grade for tempe rature. a mpere fo r
el ec tri c c urre nt
and the cande la
for luminou~ intensity This 'ystern has evol ved
over Ih e years and
today is identified
International System of
Un it,. o ffic iall y
abbreviated S I for
as the
Metric measure-
ment s have been
a ppearing on beverage contai ners.
gasoline pumps,
cameras , film and
cigarelte packaging, corfee cans,
cereal boxes. and
most food COn-
the French name,
ystc me Internat.onal.
A few of the
mosl co mmo nly
used U.S. unit,
iond their equivalent metric units
ta iners.
M a n yeo n-
arc:
SU mers have been
relu c tant to ado pt
metric standard s
because of the fear of not be ing
able to understand Ihe difference
betwee n cus tomary a nd metric
me asu rcme nl~ .
' lany have also been
Neverthele,s. the United State,
mct l"iciltion a ... the
I inch = 2.54 ce ntime ters
nation '!) .,tandard of mca'iurcmcnl.
I foot = 30.48 cemime ters
I ) ard = 9 1.44 cent imeters
I mile = I 6 1 kilomctc"
sary adjustments to co pe with using
melrics in rhe markelplace . Thu s.
On August 23. 1988. President Reaga n signed the Om nih u, Tr:o dc and
Compcti tiveness Ac . of 19 8. whkh
C I1 tai'l> a littlc-no liccd prov ision
adverse
has
10 acce lera te thc tnl ll !\ilion 10 u .,c
forced the National Bureau of
Standards of the U.S. Department
of Commerce to reassess it s methods of transitio n to the met ric sys-
of thc met ric 'y,tcm in the Uniled
concerned w it h mak ing the neces-
consum er
rea ction
tradi ti o na l
StaIC~ . 11 d esig n Otle ~ metnc, ih the
" prcfen'cd mca",lrcmcnl ..,Yl:oItcm for
Iwde and co mmerce . ,. The ae l furIh er requires all fcdcr,,1 agcllcic"t to
I:.tuup t tlte Irlelli!; :-'Y"I 1Clit rU I gl au b,
conlract :, and ol her bll ...,i nc:,:-, pur-
measuring un ils has been rcferred
to a s s taggering . Child re n adap t
easily to c ha nge. and they arc eur-
po, c s hy "a date cert ain a nd t(l the
ex tent economicall y fca"ble by the
end uf r,"i11 yea r 1992. "
tem .
Add itiona ll y, the psyc hological
impact
of
cha nging
IlI EW JUU KNA LIA UG UST J9R9
Lengt h:
is rnov in.g lo ward
Vol ume:
I o unce = 29.37 mill iliters
I pint = 473.18 millili te rs
I quart - 0.956 li te r
1 galion - 3.7g lite"
We ight :
I .-u"ce (d ry) = 2M.35 grams
1 pound = 453 .59 gra m,
1 , 11Ort LOn = 907.2 kilogra m '
I metric ton
1 megagram
.3
I",pact of Metric
Figure 2. Comparative temperatures
Conversion
Whe n yo u go to the grocery store
10 purchase a 5- pound bag of sugar.
you may find it labeled 1.75 kilogram •. A l2-ounce can of corn may
be labeled 265 grams. Fulure food
package a re now being designed
10 have Ruid contents based o n the
liter and dry co ntents based On the
gram. Sofl drinks are already packaged in lil e r sizes, and the I-pound
can of coffee may be labeled 500
grams. equal to 1. 1 pound .
Standardized c lot hing izes will
soon be give n in cent ime ters . If
yo ur c liar size is 16 inche . the
change will be 44.5 ce ntimete rs.
Car owners will probably continue to buy gasoli ne either by a
25 Degrees
Fahrenheit
Figure , . Comparative sizes of a liter
and it quartJ it meter and a yard
MI MILK
Temperature
1 Liter
Oegrees Celsius are used
1 Quart
1
eler
1 Yard
'C
'F
20
- 20
I
I
0
60
I
80
Water
free:z.es
liter, a unit equal to 1.06 qll~lrt ~.
Air fo r lire, win be in the Slandard
mea,u re available at the pump and
'pccified by the tire manufaclUrer .
Carpc ls and other items currentl y
o ld by the fOOl or yard may be
sold by Ihe linear or square me ter
(Fig ure ' /.
What we now rega rd as the comfortab le inte rior temperalUrc f 70
degree, Fah renh eit may ,oon be
\4
t60
Body
temperature
fixed dollar amounl o r by " fill ing it
up" as they do nOw . Oil for yo ur
car may soon be purchased by the
80
1
I
212
Water
bolls
refen'ed to a, 21 degrees Ce lsi us
(Figure 2).
When purchas ing wi ne a nd di,till ed s pirits . you nlay no te the contai ners are metrically ' landaI'd. T his
indu try has a ma ndatory range of
nlellic sizes. The liter boulc ;, larger
than thc q uart. but the 750-milliliter
bot lie is about 114 ounce smaller
than the well-known firth (415 of a
q ua rt ). As indicated by Figure J,
there are increa es and Iccrci:.l cs
For s pecified purchases .
Consumers . who may ;:llrcady be
tB EW .I0UR1oIA tJAUGUST
19~9
FIgure 3.
Mandatory metric sizes lor distilled spl,'ts
Customary Size
Metric Size
Percent ChanQe
59 .2 02.
33 .8 oz.
23 .3 oz.
16.9 oz.
6.8 oz.
1.7 oz.
1.75 liters
1 liter
750 milliliters
500 milliliters
200 millililers
50 millililers
7.5%
5.6%
0.8%
5.6%
15%
6.8%
(If.! gallon)
(quart)
(fiflh)
(pint)
('12 pint)
(miniature)
decrease
increase
decrease
Increase
decrease
Increase
fam iliar with the
Mandatory metric sizes for wines
Customary Size
Metric Size
Percent Change
101 .4
50.7
33.6
23.3
12.6
6.3
3.3
3
1.5
1
750
375
187
100
20.7%
20.7%
5.6%
0.6%
21.2%
21 %
16.7%
oz. (gallon)
oz. ('h gallon)
oz. (quart)
oz. (Iiflh)
oz. (pint)
oz. ('f.! plnl)
oz. ('/, pinl)
conf""cd by meters and liters, could
be ex ploited uoless Ihey fam iliarize
Ihemselves with the new melric sta n·
dard IIf measure. It ', j u,t another
me;huring me thod whic h can be
learned in the same manner a"l the
pound. inch. foot and degree Fahr·
enhei t. T here', already till acqui red
knowledge of meters and kilometer' 111 at hletics. We buy lite rs of
soft dri nks. paneling hy the line<lr
meier and carpeting by the squ~l rc
meter.
liters
liters
liter
millililers
millililers
millililers
milliliters
decrease
decrease
increase
decrease
decrease
decrease
decrease
Iheir purch",es and ot her buStne,,related actlvllic"! ... . .. Cl)llirary
to popular opinion. thi' pUl h for a
met ric Uni ted State, i, real.
In addi tion, all weapon, u,cd by
ATO forcc, <Ire now metrically
standard to enhance compd tihility
of hardware throughullt Nil TO. The
Ame rican National Standards In,tilli te plan, 10 open an office in
Bl lI '')cI ...
keep ilb. Cd, t uf ucvdopme nl ,," in European 'wndard .... Ao;;;
internat iona l ... (am.larulo, evolve In
tl)
light of "E urOl'e 199:." the conver:-,ion to mClri ... III Ihe Un it ed
Impad on Industry
Slate, can nnl) enhance our inter-
B} the end of 1992. the Europea n
national comrctilivcne' ... .
Economic Community will h;lvc
formed one un ited market. T hi ,
move towud .. Eu rope 1991"' will
open up new Icvels of competition
in trade between Europe and the
re,t of the world. Sinee the I':lI roPCc:1n ni.ll ions currently lI:-.c me tric!).
American good, produ ced under
the metric system \\ ill be more
appealing to export market;. The
con cr'-liull to metrics. therefore.
cou ld help the bal" nce tlf trade .
T he .'. aerospace indust ry and
tlt:rc lI ~c
cUrltrw.:1Ul
wi ll
h..lve
",itched over to metric by 1992.
As mandated by the 1 98~ trade act.
all federal agencie s are requi red 10
l " . the metric system by 1992 in
H
m EW JO RNAL'AUGUS·t 1989
O nce you b e come
Metrics and You
m etr ic un its and
a cqui re a sense of
th e q uantities they
r epre sent, you'll fi nd
y o urs e lf thinking In
metri c s .
Figure 4. What 1$ your metric weight?
Pounds Kilograms Pounds Kilograms
100
t05
t to
t t5
t20
125
t30
t35
t40
t45
150
t55
tGO
t65
t70
t75
180
185
t90
195
45
48
50
52
54
57
59
6t
64
66
66
70
73
75
77
79
82
84
86
88
200
205
210
215
220
225
230
235
240
245
250
255
2GO
265
270
275
280
285
290
295
91
93
95
97
tOO
t02
t04
107
t09
l It
t13
116
118
t20
t22
125
127
129
132
134
Once you nc('omc familiar with
the metnc unih i.lnd acq uire a ,en.;;e
of the quantilic, the} repre,ent,
you'lI fi nd you rsel f Ihlnklng in metric*,. W hen huying gnx'cl ic .... you'n
automatic"II}, he cheching produce
weights in me l ri . You'lI measure
a window ,r.;rec n in mill inll:ler ... and
cent imeters and buy home insula·
ti on. hardware and caulkIng om·
I>ound h) the metric unIt. O~ edu·
cating your"Iclf and becoming
met ricall y aware in ull your lransactio ns. the U.S. ,y, telll will be·
come' 'metricall y YOut·,."
Ii]
15
From Edison to the Present-
For Electrical Workers
"From itS genesis in
EdisOn's workshop . . .
[100 yen ago], to
the computerized
robotic
of today, .. . [the
commercial use of
electricity] has
powered ;nI
ilUnilated North
America."
usiness Manager Nei l T yree of
Local 322, Casper, Wyom ing,
had the hono r of open ing the 44th
IBEW Eighth District Progress
Meeting on June 15 and 16. E ighth
District International Vice Preside nt Jon Walters ,,,sumed the g vel
B
as chairman of lhe general session
held in rugged Moran , Wyoming,
after Business Manager Robert Vining of Local 4 15, Cheyenne, led the
delegates in the Pledge of AllegI an ce.
Messages of Progress
Internat ional
Secretary
Jack
Moore spoke abou t the need to
continue the organizing efforts which
have been so succes ful in the d istrict. He e ncouraged locals [0 keep
t6
abreast of computer prog ra ms
avai lable from the Inte rnational Oflice; a nd with IBEW-COP E Directo r Rick Diegel at his side, he praised
the district's success with the COPE
program over the past year. Sccretary Moore presented certificates
of honor to those locals which
ac hieved I()() percent COPE participation in 198 a nd presented a
spec ial plaque to Local 988 of idney, Mont ana, for CO PE o ntribut ions amount in g to $22 per member.
Executive Assista nt to the Int e rnat ional Preside nt T homas Hickman brought the greeLings of International Pre ident J , J. Bar ry.
Brother Hick man characte rized the
IBEW as a diverse, consLant ly
evolving group .. "From its
IBEW JOU RN AU/\
ge n e~ i s
GUST 1989
Seated at the dais, /rom the left, executive Assistant Hickman; International VICe President McCann, Ninth District; Internalional
Secretary Moore: and International Vice Presldenr Wallers, Eighth District.
in Edi,on', work, hop in Menlo Park
1100 yc~r' ago J. to the computeri/cd rohotic in'lallation, of today."
he aid. Jlhe commercial u,e of
electricllyJ Ill" powered and ill,,Illinaled
urlh America." lie. too.
, Irc-sscd the need 10 organi/c and
inere"" member,hip. ,,"ying, "A,
nur cuntrol of the availah le labor
pool increase" our abi lit y to improve wuge, und working condition, will improve ~ho," And he
,Ire"ed the need for trall1ing and
retraining to keep worJ...er~ competitive in the cvcr-cha ngll1g joh market.
inth Di,trict International Vtce
l're,ident Jack tvkCann poke "bout
the many l:oopcralivc program~ implemented by the Eighth and Ninth
Di,trict" II-:C Chairman Clyde
Bowden and I EC member, Robert
Missey, hnh I)"trict _ and Thoma'
Sweeney, ,eventh Di,tric!, ,poke
~bout the iJrotherhood ' , goab.
:-'Irc",,,,ing the importance or organiLing and educating member~.
Vice Prc"dcnt Walter, highlighted the real ,ucce"e, the district has ,een in the last yea,'.
Dc,pitc negligible economic development and near-l.ero economic
growlh for the area. the Eighth
Di,trict ha, hecn able to llrganiLc
450 new members and 40 new empl oyer~.
I BEW-COPE Direc tOi Diegel
hroughllhc \c ... ,ion 10 a clo . . c \\ilh
a discu,;-.iun or recent OPE activitie,. I-Ie prai~ed the ID EW members for their support allll called for
tS!:.\\' JOURi ALA UG S't t9X9
lEe Chairman Bowden (left)
and IEC member Sweeney (bottom)
addressing the assembly.
a reaffirmation of Cl)mmllmcnt to
CO PE in the future.
Workshops
The day altcr the general ,e"ion
the delegate, look advantage ofseveral inform~ ti ve work,hot), conducted h~ 1.0. ,taIT. Technical
Service, Director Kenneth Edward~ hell.! an Inlcn.=\lmg \\<orl..",hop
on :-..urvcy."
their applicat ion and
evaluation. Int ernation~1 Representalive, Kermit D,ICU' amI Dunald
Sharuli, g.ne an Informational
presentation on the new IBEW
Steward" rraining Cour,",c. 1\1 the.:;
cun IlI"ion of thc work,hop' , Vin~
Prc . . itlcnl Waller, hrollght the
meeting to a c1o..,e b) cxrre",.,ing
hll\ appreclatlun to the meeting organiL.crs an ti memher", in allem'!-
a nec.
II
t7
Children' ~
Oa~
on lhe lUll
Children and Parents
Rally for Better
Family Laws
The")crvcdU. .
Capitol
dynamic
b" kdrop on June 11 for
the ma~.,ing of familie!)
,uPP0l1ing pending childa~ il
cure und fa mil y-ca r e
Icgi,lation. The eve nt.
'pou""eu by the AFLC IO and the IBEW
(amo ng ot her union,).
\Va, ca lled Children',
Day 0 11 the Hill and attr;lctcd approximately
3.000 fami ly member, from all ove r
the United Slate, .
IBEW Legi,lative
Director Michael J.
Enllg coordina ted
event" for the o;cvcn
BEWramiitc, whocamc
to
W a ... hing lo ll
from
arou nd the cou ntry. The
day included a breakfa,l
;It the I lyall Regency
Ilotei. appointment> with
ongrc ....... mc n and ~c n atO I '. dlU.1 P<'lIli(.:ipalioll in
the rall y on the ,to p, or
the apit(ll.
[!J EW-COPE Director Ric k D.egel a nd InISEW parents Mr. Minton, (rom Uftle Rock, Arkansas (left), and Susan Babin . with her daughter,
Jennifer. from Baton Rouge, louisiana (right), stand with IBEW·COPE Director Rick Diegel (second
'rom le(1). Legislative Director Michael Emlg (cenror' and Senate Majority Leader MUche" (second
(rom right) In front of the Capitol.
tR
lernationa l Rcrrc~enta­
tive, Gil 1I •• tem:lI1. Bob
Dam ••II1I. Bill Davi,. Mac
IUI~ \\
JO lH.N AI.. IAUtJU I
19~9
Speaker ollhe House Foley addresses
the crowd on the Capitol steps. .
The children representing the IBEW at
the rally pose with thejr books of petllions
supporting the pending childcare
legis/ation. The families of the children
are the Saretfes (L.U. 1837, Portsmourh.
New Hampshire); the Shattucks (LU.
1593. Hazen. North Dakota); the rrobian's
(l.U. 357. Las Vegas, Nevada'; the M;ntons
(L.U. 295, Little Rock, Arkansas); the
Clarks (L.U. 44, Butte, Montana); the
Halls (L.U.
1547.
Anchorage,
AlasJca)j
and the
Babins (LU.
995, Baton
Rouge,
LouIsiana).
Bineham and James Ouello attended the breakfast and acted as
e COlis for the I B EW fami li e~. Congressman Dale Kildee to-Mich.), a
member of the House Education
and Labor Committee. honorary
member of the IBEW , and aUlhor
ofH.R. 30. the Act for Better Childcare (known as the ABC Bill). was
represented by hi ' ch ief of sta ll'.
John H. Morrill. and subcommittee
starrer Damian J. Thorman. BOlh
Messieurs Morrill and Thorman
' poke about H.R. 30.
After the breakf",t and meetings
with members of Congress, the
IBEW member, joined the rally in
support of the pending chi ldcare
legi slation: t he Family and Me dical
Leave Act of 1989 (H.R. 770) a nd
daughter
. and her
usan
Babin
·th
Senator
S
, meet WI
Jennifer
(p,La.).
John BfeaLlJl
(Colllilllled 0 11 P age 46)
IDEW JO RNA LIAUGUST 1989
19
LOCALUNES
WANIED: YOUR REMINISCENCES, MEMORABILIA
Journal To Publish History Series
As parI oj Ihe evenls leadillg Ill' 10 Ihe 100lh
alllliversary celebration oj 'lte fEEW , Ihe I8EW
JOllrnal will soon begin printing excerpls Jrom orga"ized labor's alld lire IDEW's hislory. Most oj YO II ,
whether active or relired, have memories of importallt happenings Irom your early days ill the BrolflerlruQd-or Iltose oj YOllr paren's Or grandparent'·. We
art certaill the re.~1 of the tHEW would walll to read
about these experiences.
Please selld us your anecdotes , photographs, memorabilia . etc .• for inclusio" ill this special, ollct-ill-Qw
lifelim e series. Materials received ,.iII be lIandled
cClrefuUy alld returlled to yau as soon as possible .
Seud malerial to Mary A ,,,, Va" Meier, Direclor,
jUi/mal Deporlment, 1125 - IS'" Sireel, N. 11'., S uite
1001 , Wasllillgloll, D.C. 20005.
PRES. BARRY
tor. Mikc'l!I ha I..groul1d i.. fillet! wll h
e.llpcnence and accomplishmen ts. He
" the ~c:cund pcrl!oon to hold Ihl!>
oOke. and we wish him wcll in Ih is
new phase
tu'i career
T~ prc~~ent pro tern i~ Jell')
&mm Jerry I:' a }44ycar member who
VISITS LOCAL
L.U. 6 fI.o&: u l. :" \
or
fMA ;\C ISCU.
CAl.- l he (rllcmillional Officers'
OlCtlin}; to C~Ii(oml,1 J'lro~ Kied an
I)pronurul~ (or Int. Pre!>. J. J. Barry
10 ~,.,1I uur \01..<'\. Tlw: ,-'lftke "'01fT
cnJo~'e~ Vi\Lllng with Pr~s_ 8<11l),
,,-hlch ....·.: h tht:- Iiro.llmlC Ihey mel und
I ..
talked \\illl him On bell,llf of the
bU,)lrIe.. ~ man(tger. officers <lnd unice
Maff. we IIMnl;. Hro. (JaH), for IlJkin~
lhe Lim<: (rom his busy schedule 10
\j"ll , ... ,h u..",.
The 1988 >\Pfl,enl1~ ..h\p CompteII(In
Cercmon,"' ""as Iltld for 22 grad.
Odie, 011 Ih(: F.umlunt Hold on I-cb
15. JATCChmn. and Du!o. Mgr. FmnJ'
Glen '>Cl"\cJ
ii '
II1U ..1Cf(lfccrcmon ICS.
Our fll!.lILlfI:d Iopcilkc~ .... cre Uarllc:H
lJ\.,;L.\••m
Fralll:.l~o
CXl'CUIi'e manager. San
Ele":'lnGill Conlrac:loro;
();uncl \Ic:Peak .
A.·.~n:
wreCIOf".
WC~lem
RqJOn . ~ECA .•md Gail
k"S'S~clD. chid. Califormoll Dt,-i\ion
U(\pPfcn1Iu:,..hip Ldnd.utl<. and former training dircctnr uf Loc;11 I I,
Lo~ Angc le\ , apprentice\hip pro..
grum
Loeat 6. San Francisco, C.... ~
Cathy, Bro, Ba(fy and Rose
Gu,P'<, B \ I.-F ,S.
L-A.RkY W
Scurr, P1tl:.S.
Theresa,
l...U. 26 O,t:SS:m t). '" \S1-tI"\GTOl' .
Roben T. McCauley Jr. and MMVJn
S "Chick" Moreland_ OUI' cooool ..
ence!> are e);;lcO(!ed to their rami lie ...
WADE H . SHUml- JK .. B,~1 ,
Unive~lt}' H rl!llll~
the -.on
or Jnmes L. Davis ~ he will oIl1eml
people .
Chn!>lmib 10 April 1989tunu:d 0111
10 be the most successful one "'Inee
began p~11lelpmlllg In lIu~ wt1r\h·
while el:luse, About [60 volunteer..
Wt'
m.
Lo U. 16
E' ANSVII.LE. INIJ.- II
I'> with IIccp "'(lrrow li nd regret we
record the p;1 ........ ing uf Bru Ralph
Gold'>hcrn nn 'iilY 2-1 We c_w;fend
to hi\ folmJl} our .... /'K.cre ..}mp;!thy
and ..hart ""Ilh them t!lcu los .
Barry: .." to right,
O.C.- 1be SChOIoil"'thlp COnllnlllc.:c
3nn(.'lIOCC'~ lJl1!OOa K~lIcy and Dnan
D,t\'I";u thl.. )I!.t r'~ -.chol:".... III" .... 10·
ners , Brenda IS the daughter of Leo
"SkIp" Kelley; ~he ~l ll lutcnd James
(jeurg,.: Mll"",)n UnWCf'\ll)'. <':ongTiu·
ulaJion~ to theo,c ,\\.-o oUIst;mdmg
BRO. GOLDSBERRY
IS MOURNED
PrK.
and I-i cmm n Me ier.
We .ue ~alldcncd 10 repon the
<kathsofRaJph W . CharlesSr.. AitOn
I
H.amillon . Gcorge A Todd.
VOWNTEERS
TURNED OUT
M:I{Ji!>on
"'R.o,N/"
.ta"8nc1
donalt."t:I their Tunc and ~\.llh IV help
poor and handiapped f ..mille.. \f\ D_C
consi!>le:nrl), ac\lve: m local politICS
aDd Job ruety. The local cangram"
Imel> ;tnt.! ~uppor1\ Ihe'oC t\lot,! dedlClUed memlx:r...
An csllmUlmg course held by
S(Ju t hca~lc rn
MIC hlg"'l Clmptcr.
N ECA. achieved n 95 percent passing
mle. TwcnI), .. five n1f:mbcrs corn·
pleted Ihe program With .. bO\'e·av ..
cragc :\oOOfl:S,
Congratulauons to the"c
Brothers dnd S, ..ler.,. leI' .. use IhlS
knowledge to bcuer our union and
cleClricul mdu~tl')' by gomg: ane r tbe
,cab jo b...
J lt' l R .... uJ I W"KI . .... S
NEWUADER
ANNOUNCED
L.. L. 6H ji" UEXVEK. CUI..o.- Hus.
Mgr. Pat Reilly has been appomted
International RepfCsent ative and
,''>l!oigned to the Con,trucll01l Depan·
menl In the Imcmalion.11 Office by
1m. Iln:.,. J J . Darry. Bro. Reilly
tin
CONGRATULATIONS,
ACHIEVERS
~ef"\oetl ,,~
l.t . 58 fi,em,spa&rlb), m ::rKOIT,
MI CII.-Our Ex(cuu,'C Board hi.,
I1\led t hc v'l(::anc) oflocaJ union pre ....
Ident. T he vacanc:ywa.<; creal<:d when
former Pre!> . Mi ke HQg;'1fi accepted
the job of appren tice training tiirec·
bu ..ml:.!>!> manager fl)( five
years; hIS administration guided our
Ineal through troubled and chilllcng·
ing ti mes. Best wi:.hcs to him on hl ~
movc to W".. lungl(ln . and 1\ special
thanks to his ~ lafT-lJave H umphrey... 1",lI 1~'IIH;m. Howard Hall and
..md Pnnce George' .. COllnt~ The
OVeN-helming I'e ... pon..e 10 this call
e'\emphfie~ lhe Hue meaning of
brotherhood and :.hll\\.-\ tMchilrilctt:r
of uu r 10<."111. We than}.: c\-er)"onc ror
joh y,.cll ..d,)J1c..
h n $cc. Waller Shoemaker Jr,
h~b rei ired aflcr4l )'c:m,(Ifdcdlc~tcd
-.er-'ICC: he ser\'ed J~ years as an
officer
the local Hro_ Shoc-mal..er
\e:rved on the E'tamlnlng Bo.:trd . F')' ..
ecUII\~ Board, a... bul!olne .. ~ n:prc'>Crt-laU\'C and \Io-as our finilflciiil ~C\:r('t.u1
'>,oce 1971. We wJ~h him ITUlny happy.
healthy year:; o f retirement
We aho wl~ h 1I hap"y ret irement
to William Long. Kohen Cla rk. Rob"
en Tomlin, Elmcl'Frnnk , Shirley S.II'..
genl, BemMd Siluric. Milnln Glbwn
d
MEMBERS
MOURNED
LX.
24
U.spa,H4.ClIh l.
K,\,I~Tl·
\ 1010.., MI).- \\e pa~ n=~pecl to
the me.mory of our bIt: Brm. Gd>rp:
Bed...... OO "....-,ed iI\\o1t} April 8; James
W. Mill:. Jr .. '\pnl 25, lind Wllli'lm
N Mllh. May 6. We exte nd to their
famil ll,:~ OUT '\\!CP ,mti henrtfel! .,\'m·
p:.nh,c ..
L ....... 'uNtt S, MtLLER, F.S.
2U
or
IBEW JOIJRNAL/AUGUsr 1989
Larry Orig,gs-for lheir m:\ny hours
of de(iJcalion fur the bc:uermenl of
the local.
The membershlr cb:Cled Rolx n
I..eglno 10 scrve!!oJ; bu si nes~ manai;er·
finu nclal seercl:1ry . CQngnJlululions.
Bro. Legino: and goOO Ilick 10 yom
:ldministral'ion.
JIM R I1'o1EY. PRIlS.
\V;adc \.I{"'d:'!o 1011I!I1c:d un I·cb. 9. 19-19
10 Local 896. Macon. He bec!l.me :l
member of ollr loc'" when Ihe IJIIIII~
locnls mcrged in 1971. I-It! ~a~ fl1~ t
employed by lhe GC"l'Jua Itower C(I.
\\~ rl!'l ;>.\\)~i\ i :lfY e\'\li p\\\~ I1 \
l)fW,nltm
ilt Plant Arkwriwhl . OUntlj! his locill
linio n carter , Ilnl , Gurley held Ille
poSH Ions orplnnt steward, Executive
Uo.ud ~Ice pre'ildent .tnd rnl!~ldcnt
until he w-as. aproinlcd .111 Inlel'nll'
hmU\1 R<!pr«c.{\uu \\1! totbc nflhOI ..·
Iricl o n AUG. IS. 1957. The local
congnllu)al(:5 Wade (or tus many ye.m
of dtclic.ued )CrvICC 10 the Brother
hood and his scrvke 10 our local
90YEARS
CELIBRAIED
lo U. 80 (i,o,l1S&spa). NORJo"'QLK .
VA .-On April 12. 80 members eelebr.lted our 90th anmli cr5a ry by atlending a SprinQ Flina: at Ihe Grand
AJrHirs pan )' house. The local receivcd its c harter on May 1. 1899.
For those who Illi ssed this cclebration , we will tt lso be celebrating ollr
anniversary {u the tifth Annual FaJl
Family Picnic o n Sepl . 10 from noon
to 5 p.m. al the Che peake Campground Bro. DennIS Tabor has consented 10 ho\\' off h i~ culinal)' ar1S.
CQngrnnd:ulons 10 our new memo
beN;: Dale Marlin. Kenneth Kidder
and Charles Snwycr.
It is with reg~r we reflQrl the dellth
of re liree Malon Wh ile . Bro. Whil~
rccci ... ed his 5()-}'cllr 1'10 \1\ Iht: April
mceting. He 1001; an aClive part in
the union in hi" younger years l.lnd
served a tcrm as president of our
local In ItJC '50s, Malon also served
as pllrlill.me nltl..i;an a nd was there 10
(1\11 p(lm\ of or<kr whc:nelict he feh
It W(I:o. necessal)'. IJ ro, Whil e will be
mJs.sc:d. and the local o ffer! ils condolences to hiS fllmlly and friends,
We. also announce Ihe deaths of
Jnmes L ... Johnme Rose " and Richtm l A. f'clC\h\. '11 " \I~l Ic.lift-¢. SId" ey
Cill1cr. To Ihe loved o ncs and friends
orlhcse Brothc r~, ihe I ~al eJ(pre'S"e ~
liS $i ncerc sympalhy.
Havc yoo been by the locallalely'!
If 001, lake time O\JI "nd IOllr il-lhe
plnce has a whole (lew 1001.:. The:
locnlabo hal> a computN.
Bu!. Mgr. J. H. William j~ deternuned 10 do whal11 lake'l; 10 orgamJ:C
the unorllanizc-d and tel the nonunion
contractor know we're here. I[ will
take the suppan of us all : we'tc
dctcrnlincd and will be a s lronger
union beC3U e of il .
In Ihe nexi J(I )lcal'S, wc will celc·
bnue 100 years In the labor movemenl ; OUr goal is to bt (I bigger.
i llOngcr and beller local.
RAy MeYF,RS. P.S.
IDEW JOURNA L/A UGUST 1989
mon= for oUl"lehc .. 10 help curh lhe
t:'lht' nnd he prcp~l red 10 COO lln\lC: 10
pn, lttl ou r f'mlllic." Ple;tse aucnd
thl! mec.llng.. 10 kce-p up with the
development,
I..U. 84 (u,u&l l, ,\1'I"'\NTA . GA . Bu~ . Mgr.·Fin. Scc. Doyle fio ..... (J.n.l
l'lnnOUllceo Ihe Pl'c~c !\lnTlO {l or 11 4()'
year pin 10 Fiflh m.,trict Jnl . Rei).
Wilde Gurlcy. We were honored b)'
the prescno:. of Inl. Vice Pre:o. nan
WaleN. who ancnded Ih(' Macon
Unil 84 .6 Mn), rucelll1g 10 J'lrC'-.cnt
Sro. G\If,ey ""lin hI" pm .
Locet 80, Notfotk. V•., Bro. While dill'
plaVa !MJ.vear pin ,net eertlrlut• .
\k)-md,cllllg; ,Ind "C ha\'c u,} do
WELCOME BACK.
BRO. CAMPBELL
since 1983 .
Oro. lrvlng Caml)bell i ... bac.k (1 \
work with the Georghl Power Co.
rifl er the local won his Jischnrge
gricv"nce in arbilralton. Arbilrah)r
E . J Sedlmeier I'IIlerl the compan)
didn 'l ha\'1! sufficient Jnd re~!.On lbll'
C.llIo;C I(l fire 8n), Campbell. The
arbilratQr aho nlled til rem~t.1.le him
"'lIh fu ll resloriuion of pa) and bl!nefits. COfl grdtulatlOm and ""dc(lmc
back. Irving !
C(mgr:u Idrll Ions IQ B ro. Joo Bill(lc k
fOI winning Iht: gm llli priLe III 11111'
AC-IIV II IC' C'QmIIllUt..'C I'Und·rruscr. The
13c.:('\I1:'lk "nd 1).;lIIcc ""IIS (I IHlge
... uccess .
LIf)~lt (,·OUTI.RtI::.R. P.S
lot. Vice Pres. Waler., len. pteSl!n1s
.to-
.,... r pin 10 EIrc, Gul1t!y. (Loc.al 64.
AUanla, Ga.)
IIm!.:c the l;hITl!rCIl Ce 10 helping a child
In ..... :II J... Be !>urc t ~1 "Cl Y',1IIr hekCl'
t~1 our plcm e, which will he held .11
C'ltl\ j, LilJ..(: .. Wilier Park on Aug. :!fl
I'hc wor\... siwntwn lool-. ~ jt(lodIlmcllo y"e~ 1e,lIl ~ 'l rll1g thc Wlnler
~ IIh many mem\)c:N I)UI of worl-. for
"c\'cml monlh~.l.>\lrmglh{l!'c rnonth~
,UIIK. mcmbt:n tuul un .. mall 'Iue
J,'I1~(J"i1 for II fmnd. m:l.YIx: a con·
II'tKlor friend, \\lw .... uuhJ ha\<! other·
~ I SC hm:d some nonuniOn ','-Ire men
We ull have ttl p.IY thc bills. but w~
.1111(11,,1; ft p lt.ld ~I.!!i) IIJlhoid thc ISEW
COII 'tt ilUl!on. Whill.' (Inc can nuinl\ullzl: ,ma» thl! nlll!" (I( nur C(111\tt·
IUlIon 10 allow ,llIe j{m ... remember
,omcunc cl-.e may ~ t:('Imfonablc In
r.lUornllizinJ: ,IV. ,I}' WIIIC .."her rul~.
'[ muhle ')I.·em, 10 t~me eas) when
IlJle'~nllmg h!;:~m\. We e~pa:1 (IUr
... untructors 10 ",bide b)' tnc nlle_
"e sbould ClIJ'lCct no Ic'l;s
Qursch'C$. Don'IJusl be III)lOn, h\l~ UIlIl)n
or
a us. MgL -Fin . Sec. li QwftnJ CI( rcnd:s thanks 10 Ihe nlany ml!Cl1Ocrl>
who have support cd Ihe IOCil!. With
Ihis continued Sllp('t)r1. t he locall.:;'! n
onl y progrc$<i a nd become belle r.
RClYI(mber 10 buy IImon-maJc. !).
ufld unlwian rroducls; and aHe-nd
un,1 meetlOgs.
FlI~u)I " G W. Gt NLn. 1'.
URN' F IMH,
p"
LOOKS GOOD
,~. u .
1(10 (i,o,rm res), FRESNO .
CA I...-Some lIev.' dUlngc..o. In lIur
local ,"dudoes a notw. one- )'C3r-3gtcCment, the cleelll:m of hm Klem rt,
JATC coordinalor ; itnd Ihe relitt'·
menl of our 16·Yt';lf !,Imet: Yctcl'lIn.
Arnelle Bissell ,
Our Puhhl'lty Iflmmil1tc hnd n
<;uecclIosflll golf IUlII'mum: nt o n JUlU:
1(\ \tOO ii selling mm~ lickc\s \0 mise.
fund s for the MDA [..'Ihnl· Day TeleIhIJO . The dOO1lllUII gnrd IS $3.0(10:
plu ~ we will man Ihe local Ic:letholl
phone line!> Hnd provide liCl-up and
tear-down labor for 'he MOA benctil
carnival :1I MalJC~ .. u:t Ccnlt!('
10
and a couple hours of your lime cI.mld
~in:.\1
for S(I
'i1o:.11 ..
nr
IllCmbcl\\ul).
bu::h (lC them r!!e(]v!!d a ccnific:ue.
II ~O-}c:ar mcmhcro;hlrl'ard, a 50·ycur
pm from Ihe Inlernalional and :UI
1111· \\1 \\~J.tch from Ihe local.
The ~cond >'w of Ihe AFL·C IO
"Umon. Yo: I" cu.m~a\Sn
be ,mchtlred on 1..... 1) 0.\1111031 leIC,,"I"iIOfl
"Itllklns. Radi~ pruved to be Iht mo",t
u\cful1001for (lUr local umon " Yes"
cllmpaign In;;" ~I!,I( . Thi.. ye-ar wecontnbut ed money t"Wllrd;\ "U nlon ,
Yes" billboard. 1\'111\.:11 will be ptaced
al I·til' and Swrlrtl Road in KamillS
('il)' , K:m
<)n Apnl !M the CI I)' held liS fiNI
""m
WUl"er~ Mcnmrl<ll U"yat tile Har-J'lcy
11[0; Pin", Pr~ ... Ed Drnke was Ihe
MEMBERS
WORK PICTUIU
10..\ . 114 ii,M:,cm,f""I'h&spa)! K~\ N ­
CITY , l\IQ ,- AI 1he- April An d
Mil}' monthl} mtc.:lmg!l, . \lie rcct!gOiled ]10 ),cant of memberslup . In
Arnl Bernard " Ou"" C."sc/man Wll~
ool1c>red for 6() ~euf"'\ of Oll!mbef'>h[p
Ht' rec~lYcd " ~lIamtmd pm. a ceruf·
',"dte. 'lfiO.-}I:.Ir IIIcmbc,-.,hipcaru (lnd
iI 50 turt CCl\li\(:nlc from the Ioc:tl .
In Mal CIt.J.rk.., IknlleU, Churic'
Kamowski. Tom Su",y~r, Jame..
Mallpln and John FQtey were hon~AS
of cercml}OIC<; 10 over ~
J>Cople. Among the ll!} nole ~peaker.\
"...-ere AFL-CIO I'r~ Lane Kirkland ,
L, S. ReV' Alitil Wheat. Jock.,on
t \ )llnl Y Exec Bill \Val'1s. Missouri
A I· L-('JO Pre"i I)ul-.e M<:Vey. Kll nSll~ Stall' Fcdcr.ltlon SCoC.·Tren.s
Jalllc, OeHoIT. Tn-CI.Hmly Labor
Coundl Pre'ii MOrr!\ Eo!tland. a~'i l­
ern".Lcr~ Inl . f'rc' C harles J o n c~
and Kansas CilY Cmm.:ilman Chuck
Weber (an IHEW member).
The worL ~ilUdlllm 1!'Io lIollJ .... , 001 ..... ~
hil\ e wmc pro'peca in the works.
We willoh I)UJ I'IC",(,51 relireo .l
heahh} and cruo)'ublc n::tircmeOl . 11K:
lll'l .. ter
LOCAL MOURNS
L. U. 86 (i.rl$,tm&rpll), ROCHES·
'fER, N.l' .- Almi)thIY God. 10 11I ~
mfimte wjsdom, hns seen fil 10 cal l
10 elernal ("eliot our w(lnh), 8m... War·
ren tkeman. Gordon Btl"" le.lIo ami
Dem:nd Quek We- e~lc,w to Ihelr
families ollr sincere )),l'I1p'lIh),.
R. \V MrrrHl!LL. ".S,
DON'T FORGn
SAFE1'YRUW
8ro John Bur.ny receive. OIWI 01 lht
Pfll... In l..ocal '02., PateflMln, M..J",
fVnd-r.I..,.....
CONTRACf RATIFIED
I..U. 10211&01, Jl/\TERSQN. .J . Rl·~idl.:l1liHI COll tt'UCt was ne@:\.1tintcd mu lt ilocally by Il u~. Msr. EIi:h
a ,lOIm HnLl \Cycml Olhcr bU\ln.;,~
managcrs_ Thc ml'mheT'.o ha ... c re·
t.:el\c{l a W,lgc .,heel with delall ..
Member-. . plco'>C ',Iud} the PU}' nile,>
;md lhe ('o\'crcd ""\'\Ii. for th:lt nth:
11~ Inskic ('on .. lmc.:tKlO Conlr.JC1 ~.I'"
cumpklcd on J une- ~ Our \~Roli;lI ­
m~ Commit!!!!." ntelllbcf'l worked ""try
h.ml 10 bnna u, d flood dnd ('Ul'
1l'11... I-.Ug,C . lhe"c nCH01IU IWf1' "el'e thoe
h;Uucs\ 131.1;,. , MQ,1. B)1\" lIH~ ..~ II ~. amI
he th(lnk" Ihc CVl!1 !11111ee 1)I<:1I1N:r'\
for Ihclr diligence lind rer .. ~ver:lO\;c
W<t! h;we " conlr,(CI Ihul 1\ f.!I r nnd
gOQ(! ror our member.. and our con·
11";lclnl"'>.
The
leponoo by Su,. Mgr. Barnm.
he.llth ,mLl "ell.lll: t:o\l" ha\'c been
IIJoe,II eXlenJlIo
I"
dcepc~1 s}m~llh)'
10 lh~ fami he~ of Kenneth Slore.
H[l l'ry LlI1jcn, Alben ShI pman. S illy
Dolton. Ben WalTen :1I1~1 jam e!' Cook
111 the lo!>,> (If Ih~lr kwed one ...
R,,[ I'll K()nNIQI.-Il- " . P.S ,
JATC HONORS
JOHN BERUER
I..t'. 130 (l&oJ . M·.W ORLEA1\S.
t ..\ ,- I'hc cw Orl(,llmi J TC selected John P. Oerlll:r as its lyH'i
Olll'llmdmg IlrprcnUct III ilS. n:l;llJlur
mccllng o n March 21. Oro. Ocrh\!r
aIMIIl:pfc'>cntell thcJATC!.I1the 1m
LClui<;;mna SI:tlewidc OutslandlnS!
ApplentlLc.. hlp lOlnf'IClIllon, which
....'U..
held on May I' In Oaton Rouge.
Aftcr the day ·\or.g Io:nl'11pctlti<.m. John
Wi!"
awardcJ II
Cit
h prize: and
,I
21
plaque. designating him J~ Ih~ 1989
LOlllsian."l <;Ialewlde (UH!!iHlndmg
eleclrlcal appre nlice. We cun,gr..lu·
hue him for his accomphlohmcnll. in
our Induslry.
Ou r work .situat ion still remains
slow. With four more }·car.;. of a
Republican kilder. in addition to can·
St!n.'all!tm being aI i1n ali-time hIgh .
we must aHernl our rt'gular unian
meelmg') aDd vole for a Democrat.
Hopefully CongTeS5 .... 111 do whal It
can 10 keep orpruzed labor from
losing ground 10 Ihe nonunion ut's
remember 10 maintain quality job
performance and t l;) work safely.
J OSEPH 1. C."kAMBAT. P.S .
Bro. Serfl&!', rfghl, and local 130,
New OrleBn.., La .. Bro. Richard hlier.
hi. father .
AnENTION ALL
1RAVELERS!
LoU. 166 fi.HSJ"ts.r1b.go\-t .t&C2t\l.
SCHENEC'T \[JV, N.V.-Bus Mgr
Berme Mericle wa.~ honored at a
te ..llmomal dinner by lhe Stale Qf
Israel Bond Organization for hi" OUt"Inndlng contrihulion tlnd dedication
10 Ihe labor TlI0vemen1. Pre~. of Ihl!
New York State APL-CIO Edward
Clt::ary was Ihe featu red ... peaker. We
congralulac~ Bernie on receiving Ihis
award
The Residential Unil rallfi.ed II 1.....0}: ear agreemenl wllh good Hlcre!l..'jcs
for both )'car.!>, but the Health and
Welrare fund I~ taking a big bite OUI
as II has in the past . Unle!>~ the health
industry
ch anGc~
drJ.slicaJly or we
gel some form o f relief fro m healt h
costs. we'Tt going to na.ve 10 pay
more or limit benefils. In o ur pl41nli.
There hlll:. been 'Iu le infonnilliQn
to share aboul lhe sale of WTENTV. A rcprcsentali\oe from the AFLC IO ~Iarr lAill S1ve an tntroduCIOr)
p rescntalH)n about plant dosmgs and
the retraining and job assistance
available
A grievance with General EIc-ctric
errort to open the lm e~ or commllmcalIon between management pc('.Qn·
nel <tnd memhero; uf I he h.Jr~ai n ing
linn.
Tnl\eler~ will no .... need <I [i .A .·
lo·a.A . letter not over se\en days
old and a ~lJd-up dliC~ rCO;Clpt
We congmlulale. J itn Smllb un hi ..
relJremcnl. He lAas it member
the
IOC-dl fOr 39 ye.a". Jim, ha ...e 11 haPPlo.
health} aoolong relm~menl.
Worl has been ..Iov. "nh IalofT..
and members still signed o n Book I.
or
St:.I 1'GOVD11::. P .S.
EDUCATION IS
THE KEY!
I_ U. 176 fi,ns&spa ), JOUf.T. IU~­
EducalKm IS the kc) 10 o ur success--a.. Joumeymt'n. y,.c CrIn ' ! SlOp a t our
apprentice:.hip~ . Man~' locals offer
QU41!ilY j~umcyman course s to e.'\;'
p<lnd 1 h'l;:ir knowledge in the electrical
field. Education in the polilical scene
i!J important. It dw,>n' , mallcr ..... hethcr
a candida tc I!J ru nning for President
oflhe UOlled 'Iales or tnJ"tce on Ihe
School Board Knowin~ ",hid candldale. IS a friend oflabor hdps our
unions to Ihe long run.
Education in our union structure:
help .. lhc rncmbe~ undc ....1imd wh ...
their union is laking a .. pec:ial dire;lion. Finally. education is. most imponanlly . fir!i lhand knowlcJge. AtIcnding union mectings educate
members In I ~\f: dilTerence belwcen
tml b and rumur.
Our DmO(r-Dance Commlltl!e did
rIn oUl .. tandlllg Job on our di.lnce on
March I I. Ourannua! picnic i!> 0; hed·
!lIed for Aug . !1:11 Carbo" Hill.
The: election re ~u l! :o i1fe 01 '.1 folio",'!>
Uu~ . ~lgr. Lynn Fieldmnn. Pre~ . Bill
K.o~ hlcr , vice Pre .... PIt! Mc Donald .
Trcas. Ph il McNally. Roec . Sec. Ed
Kelly and Fin. Sec. Dun Pellegrini;
Exec. Ud. moembcl"S Ed Aldrich. J im
Conoc~~. P-dul EWing. Ron Bla.ockuvich, Jack Woodard. Sam Gindrlch
and Fred Kempe'S ; Examlnln8 Bo.m;!
member:; D"dJI Berg, Ron RI,>kle, Le ...
Egbcn. Joe Vignocchi and J im Watlers: Inlernallonal Corwenl!t)n Oelgales Ron Blazekovic h and Ed Aldneil-Dick BoIII\lreau b the altelT1 ...!e .
We tha nk the members w ho !flok
lime OUI on a rainy SalUrda~' to vote .
We congrdlulate a ll our ornc~l"S . and
we . thank Ihe departing officers for
Ihelr paSlsen.'lCC . "WIth the help from
the membershlp. lhc neIA- office" can
makc the next three )car'i .. ucces.!.ful
The union mectings arc held the
sccond T hllP>day oflhe month . Hop<'
to see you thcrt ~
selllcd with a m~w umJcr~tanuing
regarding niring pracliccs. An arbiIraliOIl hearing wa held o n Ju ne 12
rtgardingjuril>diclion in the glCiphi(;!>
area .
The Cablc\islOn group repon : The
SEnLEMENTS
REACHED
Issue of spc:akmg to the press was
resolYed 31 II meelmg wllh Al Gioncni. Eric Simon. Skip Goyene and
Sieward Gary AIQis. The NLRB
hearin~ about the company' .. withdr,lwal of'he bonus program bas been
pOl>lponed indefinilely
The Labor·Ma nagement Committee al Taconic:: Telephone. chaIred b)
fo;leral mediator Ira Lobell. has held
two mcchngs TIn: commill~c was
establi shed dunng n.:g.otJallons m 3n
LX. 2.12 ii,rlb.spa,em&can·J. Dl·
un'lt, ~JI "N .- II I~ "nth d<.:ep '>Orrow ..... e report the dealhs of Bro~ .
Lowell "Smokey" Keml nll. Reuben
Brelie. Do n Mocn. TOIYO Magnuson.
Rudolph Hcdcrslndt und E . ViclOr
Peterson. Our deepest sympathy goe:o
to their f(lmille~
Our Education Comminee: orga·
nized ~t numbcrofjQurne)'man wire _
men upgradlDg classes on HVAC
Wlt!>
BRUCE
R.
BREA ULT, P.S .
Soma 01 Ouoen
Charlotte City new members loHlated Into local 2S8
Vancouver. B.C.
.
con trol~, fiber oplic'> ;mu 19M7 crn.lc
anti progrttmmablc controllers . The
da.s~c~ ..... ere \O,ell-atlendl:d and very
,>uccusful. thank.s to our Educatio n
COO1millce mcmber ~ Glenn Han ~ (I{I .
Micll..:.el r..1:I~h dnd P.dul \\dflSUn _
L.:t them kno""" If you have an) ideas
for fulure cliI:.'Se~
Thl.' E~ammmg Board announced
ty,.o Yol rCJIICn ,lpprcrlllces-Ncal Ho lbeck a nd Duane Bo~incki-pas!.cd
their Jouf1Icyrmm wIremen' .. exams .
Congratu l atio o~ on "Ja b wen-done.:.
On M.uch I I abolll 7~ members.
i1long wilh :>cvcrul thousand buildmg
tr... d~pcople . spenl their Salurday
helptngthc:: I ron Rangt 8U1ldmgTmdcs
proteliit the hiring of America' big·
gel't uRlon-bu ... tmg 'SCtIbli. BE&K and
Br<ru'n and Root. to engineer BOI~e
Cascade' s mullJmilliOn dollar papermill e .. pan~ion m Inlcmalional F~ltt .
Minn. Bo ise's decision to hirc Ihese
mt ... is n pcrtmcfH rea~4.m we .. holiid
take 3n actiYc pan in our \Ioion .
Attend the union meellngs . and vote
in union tlectiom,. If called upon 10
run for an officc or serve on a com·
mittet:, do Mt wilh pride Our umon
I ~ onb as ~lrong as liS members.
Happy rl'llrement to Da ~'id An·
karlo. Wallis Sanford . Paul $ollis. Ed
Wemc and Don Dahl. We also conST.arul ate our nine new apprentice
w iremen.
egOtlil.lion... ,,-ere compleled at
Bre~nan Communications wilh the
slgnmg ofa ' .... o-year agreemcnL The
Barp.ining Commjlt~c-D3"'1l Hau·
tajl\TVI, SleH~ Rand} . Greg 8ryanlis commended fl"lr ajob well-done. A
I"'n.1I&.1 Agreement was reached ~­
tween the Brd.inerd Ouildin~ T mdcs
<1 111.1 Oscur Boldl for cillthe construction work nn the "25·mlllion Potlatch
expansion.
BC!JI wlshc~ for a '>peet.ly recQ\·cry
(0 Don Maslowski ofUulc Falls'" ho
wac; injured .... hen hI! fell off a t'<lI)f
CHiUS
BREL.lL P. S .
KEEPING UP WITH
CHANGES
LU.
258 (!'>&u, .
ANCO VER,
8.C.-Our local ""~ formt.-d OIl April
l. 1967, 10 f1!preseOl the utility lAork·
ers of B.C. H ydro. There werc aboul
1,800 IBEW members When Ihe loca1
formed whIch grew to O\cr ),60()
member.. in the carly 19S0s. HyJro
laid orr 11 large number of e mployees
and lalcr wen I through an early fe·
I1rcrnent In{enltVC progmm 10 further
d o ~n,>il.e ih emplo),ec group .
From 1967 until just a few years
ago. OUT local de.dt with one employcr. Since then mere ha\e been
man}· changes m Ihe province o f
B ri lj~h Columbia. moc;tl y poiltrcal ,
which havc dlct.ncd many areas o f
Hydro', operation being cuntm ctcd
out o r privat ized. Today thc local is
Jcaling wuh close 10 60 employer...
Some ofthe cmplo~ers art VCr)' SI1'\aJl,
but other.. ha\'e up 10 80 employee!..
M any o f Ihem are line conlrnclOr!>
and u'ee ' lRdu ~ lf} conlrot:tors ~ hlc h
work on the electrical sy .. lem of
8 . C . H)'dro domg mamli:nanCC and
con~tru clion woli.. as "-ell 3~ p n \'lItc
IIldustry ,
The local recognilcs lhat prtvati·
zalion isn 't Boil,S aw:.ty under Ihl!
present p{lhtical dimllte and IlUs work
ha,:> Imdltionally been our::.. We mll:.t
lay on top of the se<:tions which arc
bemg pm<llized. and we huve 10
organize. The office~ and MalT an:
kecpmg up with Ihese changes 1A'llh
Ihe assi ... lance: of Ihe International
Office lO make a btuer way of lire
through tht'- IBEW in the proviOCC of
Bntish Columbia.
Ron BVRNELL, P.S.
WE MUST EXCEL!
L.U. 270 (i&u). 0 1\1' RJl>G t_.
T&''X.-Work Ul lhc Junsdktion is
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fourl} :.1rong-good enough lu be
working travel en..
The hXlll'opon!>Orcd II .. ,t:CorMJ An
nual Spring Picnic: on Arnl29. Evcry~
one had a greal lime.
On M"y 11 the Oal-: Ridge JATC
)ponsortd 8 b"nquet rOT 1he gnldu·
itlc:.. The. ~Ier
cert:momt:. ",.c.
or
Bro.
\\la)'M
Hamil . and the (tues!
Nahana! JAT o.r. A
.. pcakc:r ,,".b
J. Peanon .....ho j~ a. member of our
local Bro. PeMSOn g3H a poslll\e
speech 10 the gradU31ts and lhe mem·
~ ~I. Ourrul~dcpend
upon
OtIr wllhngne:.:. to e ...cced the com-
mon !!tandarch of our trade. We must
e!l.ceJ in our trade In order 10 !IUn.I"C
The mO"1 positive approach I:. for us
to learn the new lechnolog), available
to u!ll hrough IhcJOurnc)man trdlnlng
classes offered at our local. We need
10 ml<e"t m(lrc (\f our lime and en-on ..
to thc~i!: cl a5~s. because the more.
we leam tile more we earn
NECA rc:pre:.entative.s C. L Ha·
gilman Jr . . Anthony Thorn ton and
Schuber! Miller J r. and IBEW rer·
rcserllalives Wayne. Harrill, Gary
DU~lIn and Henry Keyes were at
the. banquet. There were numerol!
locaJ union officers and teachers pres·
ent We congratui<l.te all the graduales. cspecially Kevin M. Lawlor.
the 1989 out lundlng apprefltlce.
Retired mem~r Roben F Hutson
pa!lsed away on June 1 Our sympa·
th)' 1<; e~tcnded to his famii)'
Remember to buy union. and suppon U.S· and Canadian-made products
JI\I
BU.NKE'Ii HIP.
P.S
LET'S BE PROUD
L.t'. 218 Il.o. u.tm&IO\11. CO RPU
CH RISTI, TE...X.-Our Ma} election
results arc as follows: Pres. Rcynaldo
Perez. Vice Pres. Den",~ 6oslc).
Ree. ec. James Ganhncr. Fin. Sec.
Danell McGonagilL Tress . Florentino Vr:.'Joquez , Bus. Mgr , LofT) Ma·
Jar; EAtcuti\"t Board memben;
Churles Bacon , AmMn}' Dornak .
Kennelh Hastin&-,. Dy,'i~t Higgins.
Gary Riche)'. AileD Snow , J. P.
Stockwell; nnd Examming Board
members John Beseda Jr .• Will tam
Gnffin, Ric hard Villarreal. T he
Building Carp. members arc Clydc
McClmtock. Kenneth H [I!llmg~ and
1. P S tockwell.
Work on our new meeting h,ll! W(t'i
~chedu led for completion the end of
June.
Our local mourns the deitlh of Ora.
Murile "Pug" Snyder on April 13.
Len do our jOb ,afel)', dnd take
pode in ('oUr lrade.
J.Mt.tl::.S "SATeH" GARUISI::R. P
Bus .. AgL Chuck B91gBr, Gary Gerke, Bu5. Ag!. Mike Priem. BUI. Mgr . Oava Hannan
and Lon Wt~ hl w.rt among the Loeal 292. Mlnn..po!! • • Ml nn ~ members who
attended the building Ir&de. ra/IV.
ord for union bu,'mg and pal,ing ils
.....orkers subslandanJ wagC's and benefils. Allhoogh Inll;rnallonar f- alr.. IS
in !hejumdlct i\)n of LncIl1294. Hibbi ng. we realize the tacite) of UE&K
are hke cancer; and if we hore 10
avoid this disease. we mu ... t hilve
sQhdanty
Roy Raker received an appr.:da·
lion Hwanl Ln recogntUlIn I)f hl~ cf·
forb and time don.·:ued in service 10
ourCrcdlt Umon(lver)OycliT'5 RIchard Stark and Joe Pu:r!>ilk ",ere also
honored ror gj\'in, 2S years of SCT\'lCe
and time 10 the Credit Unton.
On May 25. 21 membcl"'i who relLred this ~'ear were honored wllh a
dmneratJa,' .. C..Je. Bu. Mgr. Da\e
Hannan pnUsed Lhe relltec:§ and
siressed It \\a ... becatJse of tttcm the
local eOJo~' the benefits II has no\\';
IC . . . .-a..llllon". health and .... elfsrr
CO\cr.agc. pt:n.s.lon. OlnnUII}', etc.
The Annual Stc ... ard...."ppreci;l·
tlOn Dinner wa.. held June 6. The
local e:li:tended its gratitude to thejOb
and shop :-IC"1.-ards ",ho prottttlC!d our
jurisdiction. stood up for our agreement and fought for our baSIC rtlhlS.
We an! all ~te,,";ud:o. of our Union. and
We tspecialt:.- Ihanl-: Ihe Brothcrs and
S;~rer5
(or Ihelr
Wc ilrt ncgoll .. ling a COnlract "'jrh
the Malton Electric MOlor Shop In
Virglnlll. ;\lIOn .. and WLlh Willow
\1,tnuracturing in MI. Iron. Minn.
O~lr ~94:2 lonl1 III BemidJ i. Minn.,"
10 ncg.CJ!"l t mn~ with NECA for It
COnlrRct,
Wc Me ~aJdened to tcport the
deaths of Brus. A lo)'s Bechtold. MlIr~
VIII Grcwatz a nd Jame .. Ha.rris (",ho
~'as the son of fonner ASSI. Bus.
My. Jim Hams. also deceased). We
cxtenJ our ympalhies. to their fam·
!lic!>
Be limon; .md bu} uni()rHnaOe L .S
and Canadian products
E. LERm,' LAHUE. )I.S
'f.
Right to 'ett
L.oul 294. HIbbing.
Minn ... rettree D. C. MIke Clark and his
5Ons, B,os. Todd and Mlcholle! G.
nerr In Ii~""mg oor
appomted Mt:,"ard~ Jnll for having
the courage 10 stand up fur our [tgree·
ments wlthou! ste .... ard prole..:ilon.
The Famil} Summer Picnic ~ ill be
held at Minnehaha ParL. on Aug 19
The M:cond Annual IB EW~NECA
Golf Outi ng Will be held on Aug., 21.
Please promote !.afcty and brolh·
erhood On illiO 00 the Joh .
JIM
TAl
1M.
P.S.
EXPANSION
ON HOLD
CIR RENDERS
DECISION
L l'. 302 (l,o.rrs&sp H), P L.EASANT
II II. L, tA I..-The J ATC llaslUrncd
out II" Ihlnl cia .. " or Jounlcymlln In '-Ioe \\ irc:mcn from Ollt new training
fl\dllt~,. The center houses Dk. George
Spencer' .. Office. three theory c la~~·
rooms. a conference room. It full),
eqUipped welding lab. instnlme.nt.llion , motor control and eonduil bend.·
mgl..h ..
AprrenliCl!s mu,1 mainlam a C a\'er.igc tiT ahO\Io!' m IheOr)' each lear
111 :tdd itio n tt) a ttending c!as ..es 10
safe lY. ~e ld ing. conduit bending.
molOr conlrol. tir..t did and CPR.
Apprcn(tcCi beginning Ihelr <;ccond
YC.l.r in September will be our firSI
class under tbe fh'e-;clI.r program and
wall rcccl\e ackhlionallrdlmng In ,U"e<l!I
of robotics. prO@l1lmmabk controlIe.... and m~trumentLlIIf}n Forty-four
members ha\c completed Joumeyman-Ie .. el das'iC'> thiS }eaT. and 96
dpprentice.:. ""iU be In Inc progr.tm
this rail we congr.t.tuhue the 25 nev.
Joomt}man "l(cl7lCn
Wage and benefit ncgouatlon~ went
before the: CIR \\bich ilwclrded the
local 51.00 pC"r hour on pension In
June 1989. 50 ccnt') December 1989.
~1.OOJune 1990 and 50 cents Decem~
ber 1990. An InCTCase of 5 cents per
hour goes 10 the Electn cal Induslry
Trust which begi ns December 1989
(to be a llocaled b)' the member"blp).
Ttle CI ~ awarded (he loc.l1 with the
la I offer rece ived In negotiations.
BI:.III H ~!iT!l'los. P .S.
HATS OFF TO
THE TEAM
L. . JO.I (O&u ), T OPEKA , KANS.~prC'.ScnlS 18 contracts With
2.030 members, Contract ... have been
ncgot iated for Victory REA. Soulh~
western Line Con UUCIOrs CluLpter.
NECA. Midwesl Energy REA , the
ci ty of HoislRgton: Wheatland REA:
C~t ~ Ark
alley REA ; Tree Trimmi!:rs Line Clear.a.nce. SunHower
Electne REA: the ell)' of Osa*atomic, Amt f.hlls REA : ..nd tM- City of
Chanute (wage opeoer).
egotiallOns an under ",oay with
Sunno\\er Electric ; the city of Chan·
ute; L}on-CDfTey Electric Co-op Inc.•
We tern Electric: Centd of Kansas;
Hercules Inc .; and Kansas I'owerand
Light/Gas Service Co. The KPUG C
i ... the large~t singlc.contract thIS local
represenls with approxImately [.400
members. Thi~ number is approximately 90 pereenl of the employees
covered under Ittc. agreement. e·
gotialions began APril 28 with the
exchange of proposnls. and 10 days
were scheduled for negotiations with
the
being held on Ju ne 21.
We thank: the 25 members who
1II1endoo the KPUGSC Large
Screefl illg Committee 011 April 22 at
(hI: hall. These membcr~ worked hard
all day to screen over 350 proposals
for (he Negouating Commluee. Our
hats art off 10 all of lhem for I ~
profeSSional manner In ",Ilkb Ibey
l.."'Onducled lhemSC!hC5.
W ... Y'E.JpPSON. PS.
Our local
,"<,t
L . L.. 294 (i. u.em.nb.r1S&'spal. 111881~G .
rt. U1'l"\ .-The 'Q5-mllhon exBoise: Cascade raper·
mill 10 Inu:nmllona[ Falls. Mmn I)
on a IcmpOmr), hoJJ . The building
pc:nnit5 werc pulled on June 12. but
there Isn't it ,(.lrtm8 !.LI~ for Ih~
construction.
rhc Blandin Paper Corp. 10 Grand
Rapids bas had a fc: ... 101)(10'.. Our
milln local Commeru.ll.mJ I nJu~lrW.I
Agrcemem "'ith NE(.'A 1m .. been
.. ~ned and -,ent 10 the Inh:m:uj,,)ndl
Office for appro\'al We are .. 1111 ne·
gotlatmg our Residentt;11 A~ tCemc nt.
We bave a tWG-}c"IH CQntr,tCI Wllh
thl! Northern Eleclnc Co·op wilh a
9 f>C"rccnt Increase In tN1I1 p.l.lckagc .
p.in~lon al the
SOU DARITY
IS A MUS1!
LU. 292 (I.CJn.rt h.cat' .rt5&~pal .
ML."'}\'L\POLlS. ~lLX".~ Mar..:h
II our Lo.::al was \\ell.repn:..-.enleJ
amang the KH~Rllhou5ilnd NnldlOg
lrude~peork ""no attc-nJcJ 11lC' rally
in lnlemational Fall!.. MlDn We
"olced our orpo~ltlon regarding the
deciSIOn of BOISC CtbCude to bUild a
mulllmllllon-dollar addition With a
nonunion contractor. BE&K Thl\
ct)ntmcltJr has a notoriolls Imck rec·
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Lawref'lCt! Unit Chmn.. o.~ Schneider (r&ght ioregfOOnd) presents Ca:rt Honeywell
wtth h!s 3S-YHr ptn as lhe membersh Ip lookI; on. (Local 304. Topeka. IUnl .)
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LOCAL RENAMES
COMMlnEE
L.U. 332 (1& 0), SAN lOS ..:, CAL-OUT IIIside apprcnhc:eshlJl program
will open Oct. 2-6 and 0<.:1. 9-lJ. F(lr
detall~d
mform:lli(ln call the local
r~.r
an information httl.
Tbe PR Commillee hac;. been renamed lht Community SeI"VIC-=S
Commmec _The (omm1l1ec produced
an
18·
10 :2O-mmLilc ~IJ~ 'rill mto
5Cgmen l ~
10 mclude organi1.ing, ap-
prenllce:.tll p , etc_ II Wit .. lUCVlcwcd
81 the AFL·CIO
Un ion· Jnd usl ric ~
Show ,
Our Negotiation Conlmilttc ha~
been mettin! with our NECA chopltr . Genrrnl member'ihlp mcetmg~
were scheduled 10 discuS! the OUI·
COme of the proce.. ~
Ttwe family plcmc \\. d~ h.eIJ on July
III Co)'ole Ranch from noon to :5
p.m.
RI CIl .... RI) R . CII/II WA V,
P.S.
AT&T PROPOSAL
ANNOUNCED
L.U. 3J6 (l&atU-). C IllCAGO, I!.LAT&T ncgotl3lion.s ha'Vc concluded
The three.year propo"-RI
,"cltldc~ [\1'1
Immediate 4 percent wage i n crea~e,
2,,5 percent the second year and 2.2j
ptreenl the third year, a new prollt
sbaring plan ; and an Increase in the
company-matched savi ng~ plan The
b.!nefits that were increased included
a 12 pcrcem mcte.asc In the pension
bands. changes In excused ~orkday~
and Impro\'cd hcaflh<~ plans . 1"ht
contracl
WIlS
dlscusscd al special
me-eting held on J une 6-8. Contra t
ra tification ballols WCfe COllOlCd on
June 29.
Illino is Bell comraci negotiat ions
arc underwa y. Specilll me e ting~ were
held in June at Ill inois Bell unit
Rg4trdlR8 a strikt-aUl horir.ah()fl V(,Ite.
The contnlct el;pircd July 2.
Amentedt ServlC'C-S Inc. aoo Indiana Bell COAlraCI tal k5 commenced
JUI)( 12 and June 16, re pectl\idy. A
salute 10 Cenl el'~ e<htorslcontn butors of" As the Dial Tum~ " -aM}n'lC'
times scathing, a lways funn ), sallre
of the workmg.. of our ecnld mCIIIbers and t.heir management team .
Great stull!
It seems we scmtumt:s forget whal
the umOD movement IS about-the
issUt:s are clouded with mont)'. bt:nefil<; and tltl~'i . The- renl rOllndauon
has to tio ""'Ilh the human spml . To
be \'our own man o r woman: to work
with pride a nd dillnJl)'-lhat h~h nl·
ways. been our objcclive.
AI fJF:RT
J,
F~"''''z E IIi,
I).S
LOClll 364, RockfOrd, III .• membtl ' tonvtlgtd.al Arby'l In Freeport, !II.. 10 ea:preu ttttlt dlSpltalur. &t ttMt comp_my's ulie of
,,,, conl raclor, 10 b~lId .. n. w r.,lIl1UrMI,
Sieve Sm1l'l n. lJlI' Mg.r t.l\u Zc::+
NEW STADIUM
PLANNED
mer. Fin Sec IL"O
I~.U. 340 (l .o.".~.It Ill& ~J»I~. S \ C HA .
MENTO, CAJ.. - 1 h e~e arc .lpprlJ'>:I ·
mll.tC'I)· 18 high-nse bluldmgs I"lnnncd
1'1)1 llOWIl IQWI1, IflCIIIIIIllI; :1 l~ - ~llJry
Well~ 1 ';lr~13 hli lld l118 , Ctllhll'tJct ioli
of 1\ ne .... pror'c~~lona l hawhal l or
fOl, tball ~1:ldl\l m Will beglll III tin: 1.111
nC'(t to A reo Arena , If It'~ ror hast,!b:'dl, 11 ' 11 <;edt .aO .UO!) r:,"~ With Ihe
C3p3cit)r to tl!;p..u.<i II} li~.(MX). If It' ...
dC'~lgned ror fOOlhllll , II ~illl>C"..lI 70.(0)
people. II '!> el;pctlcd I,) be .. 1",,'(1yearjob,whlch Will open tn Ihe ~pnng
of 19')1
Contrac! ne~01hilions arc movm);
~ Iong, IIlId a tenlllllve- IIgl"ecmenl WA'
scnl to Ihe mem~rsblp mld· Jllne,
Thc Re~J dcnlml l\.gn:cmen l hal; ~cn
(j'Lllc~o..
Jr. olUd
Treas. Cam!)'n W,lhamo; TJKo E'I(ec·
ull\'l.': Hoard mt!mber~ :If"t C'urtGate,.
DICl> Sllv. lon, Jlm Smltb, Tom Miller.
RLlBer Olm<;lcad. R('n ('orde n 'I nti
Shery l BnWIC.
The Vice
pl'e ~i\! en l
nnd rccord ill!:!
"ccletnry \l rn CC~ Ilhln 'l re-.:eu'i: nnm _
m,I I IOII ~. Thc~c: "')\111\'"'' Will be filled
[1) ~ppolOlmenl from Ihe ExeculivC'
Hll.II'l1
John Harpster. 28-),(,3r member.
",III he retiring un lh ..."bIIIlY rcn"(ln
John '1cl"\'cd for many )ear~ Ih pre~
,ccl"etary . H(' '\,ulTercli II hCII" aHllc k
III Dc"cl1ibct IqSH .
ni~lnc.t l ~n't
bound hy lawll'lcornJlI~',
Its manageme nt stated it \10 III concu r
wllh the vUlers Bct .... cclI 2.000 IIl1cl
3.000 worke rs will lose Ihelr jl)b"
u" le~~
SMLID ~c ll ~ the pl:JIIt to PCl&E .
Bechlel Corp.. Babcoc k lind Wlk()~ .
Qr "OII\C OIlier pn\·l1Ie (.' perJlor.
Dll.K HI
A
10"'. P.
I~. IJ . .'\oSl (III, I,ANSING , M IC II ,Qllr June 7 Clcl'llon rL'sul1!> are Pres .
Local 354, S.lt lake City, Utah, graduII. Gar1h JOMS d isplay. apiKlat .. ward
" Tr. Olr Ok. BoQu, Io<tltl ()I'I
24
Ctric~, III ~
CIde1 SI_.rd Ron Knill« pre-senl. Unit I
s.... and Tom Foull.. w11" r. ,I,.",.", gIft.
,"red b)' the loen] . rhe theme ror the
nighl W,h ,I ~ll h-llf-thc- R.)fdcr trea!
AI our Muy meeling oomimttlOns
CONTRACTOR SO
SAFETY RECORD
L. , :ILl (i,(J,U,rT,mo,ftb,rts.ees,e!i,
CONGRATULATIONS.
GRADUATES
SALT
lf rA Il- The Utah
JATe Com('llcllon Ceremon), BanI..U. 354
I ,Al\t~
quel
( 1 ,~ m , lDt , r1s&spal,
crr",
"".1'
held (Ill April 29 at Ihe
In Salt Lllkc City
(" omnuUee member KeVin Jurgell~cn
v.as Ihi! n\R~tcr ccrcmomc ...
C('nlfiel"e<> or C'(lmpletl()n [lOO
Mamou lI ote l
plaque, "en! pre~cnted 10 n An uill.
Illes b)' ~ I~CA choptn Prc~ . N:obcrt
M.IY lind t oe;1 1 H·4 PIC~ Ruben
Th(lmus. SJ1Cciltlll wnrd~ were given
l u rrol\'l~ CIILrl> , Bruct: Mofliu ;11111
Dan Dilimer ror perfect .lIIe nUancc
1)\'(:1 fum ~C " 1":0 A .. pecinl ll ..... m l wn ..
Alll() {t.IYcn 10 Ganh JonC!. who h..d
Ihe hlghe~1 ~mde lI'oerdgc" for foor
KI!\ nOle- .. pc=rtkef W:I' IJlah SUIIC
AFL 10 Prt~. Eddie Ma)ne. ""'ho
lid, vcreJ congrlllllllLlu ry remark.. To
mt: . Iht: mll\t lilu .. hing evenl of the
evcnlllJl. W!l~ 10 \<:C how p rim~1 the
p.lrC nt~ an.:l v.ivc \ wcrl: Itl havc IhclI'
plelure .. IUkcn wilh Ihelr grndume .
Tbi.' Io..;ltl cungr.ltlll.LIC, cvcr)t1ne
r,lr unOlhcr "'lIcC"cs~rlll :1pprt'nliceship
t...n 10 1%11'11. Locaj 338,
the I'rQGKsSlvencss or our local.
A great lime ",,;as had on May 11
al the Retlrces I)IMrl(r·D'.lnct ~pon·
TIM COATY, P.S.
),CIH1.
tnenlber8 RicMrd
O 'Coonor gave a rRl!tmg rcpo r1 about
by rllil.
or
ELECTION R.E5ULTS
ANNOUNCED
I" l . J6..& (i.em ,r15,SI)a&("al, ). ROCK"'ORI>, Itt.
n March It-! our Ap-pn.:nIlCc El1uc:tl ion Night wa!! held
:11 Ihe EleCInCill Worker.. Hall. All
the apprcntlces and residentiallnllncc,. atte llded . Rl'pons on how the
Target Program and the- OUt-Qr-work
h'il ""(lrk ""'en: gl\len . Inl . Rt::p. Jerry
were held ror officer.., and Ihc membi:rship was treated 10 an on-thc·spot
film ofillc local' .. Rat P".tlrol In action .
Our 7 ~rool·t311 ral cOSlume gds the
p()!nl acros .
A'i or JtI~ 1.l here '>'-ere 180 m~m ­
bers on nook 1. A 101 of work is,
wming tip, 1111<1 8u . Mgr. Mlke Fenger p red L c t~ do~e to (un employment
t.elllc:d .
Our Electrical Indu stry Advanccmcnt IJrugrnm ha'i b«n In npemtlOn
ror (')n~ )car, Wc 've becn ~LJc: c~rul
In gctllng)J perce-nl Qrthc J()b'i !Ur·
geted a nd Rrc no .... JOlng ~lIllle ~rnu l1
work we haycn't done In yem-s. We've
had some ~ucccs<; ill o rgllfll7mg COil.
U': lct OI'S, RlI<lthe members nrc behind
(he orgnnlLmK prugmm'lO t)ut llncd by
the- Inlern:u ional Ornce.
In June Ihe (tCntmc:nIO "'OIC"," \llted
to ~hut down R.lncho ~o lIelc.1I
Po ....'t:mouse. pcrmancml). Ahhough
the Sacramento MUnlCI I"-'l1 Utllil)
RAT PATROL
INACTION
~ed r.
tm.as&spal, ":D~IONTON.A I .TA .­
Our b1st Anmvermry B:mquel-O;,mce
wa:\. h~IJ On Apnl I . Over Ihe Ilist
few ycar~ . thiS event has become
known 11 \ M cmhcr~ ' Ap precialll,ln
Night : because we: present 20- and
JO-year rin~ 10 ollr mcmber<;. Congratlliations to 0011& SOrtn.'lOn and
Gerry Wood (In receiVing their JO..
}car pms. anoJ besl .... i:!.ht.s. to Cecil
Pantn)'ch who wa) 11\.:n pen SIOn
vo lthJr.. .... al. Aner 31 )ear<> of sen'ice
wuh our local. Bro . Panmych will be
1I worthy addll10n 10 our RCIII·cc~
Club . We thank the Reurcc:s Club for
Ihe adlillmblc Job dont' In organU.lng
and making Ihi~ nig.til mCl!e~~ful.
In keeping With a cu<;tQm ~Iancd
In ]91'18 honoring:l COntr.fl:'lor which
be" c'lf:cmphhc' U uR}onlZed em·
plo)ocr. M. W Kellogg Co, wa... pre'oC'nted '" nh eommemor,uh·t: plaque
for It:\. role in the comple ted CAP
C:l(panSll)l1 at S)·ncrude . Kellogg in·
M~lcJ
the plnJl:ct he done II nIon a nd
cSlablishcd miln)' e mployee ·'in-si tu '·
I ra i n l ngcol l rsc~,
Silch as PRI DE . The
company also pl[lycd a large role in
the olL ' ~land L ng .."fely record which
\O,'as sct during the fOllr· )car prOJccl:,"lOng th~ bc~1 Ihruughoullhe N(mh
Amencan construction IOdli!lry .
TUO\tAS W . D l ~, 'RAin... P.s
NomLOallon~
fQrofficcrs ...... ere held
IIl EW JO RNALiAUGUST 1989
~n1\lolh
ttt:t.',
Hl 1('OUmc:\'lTkn Inc:!
.tiki the 1I1 .. lnll.. llI,-.,. pl.i.~ n "1J!n,fk,lnl
ruk If) Ih" r~m . They "I~ lhe
one .. ",h ...... C.I ... C lhe e\pen.:n..:c Itn
Ihe ! tlh \I Ilh I he nec.:",11) I h("~I) ami
lin II .... !lh .1 f"t.'""oll<llulUch ''Ie II ...... e
;1 ~f'C..:mllh.ln .. ~ Il1lhem.
MICIIAI'I V [)II'I I
PS
CONGRATULATIONS,
BROTHERS
,\1(."'.
I .. l!. ,,5ft 11&' ,, 1. ,t \\ SRI ... ...
I\.J.- 1lUi Il)l;,,1 ..:un[!T3tul.,I .... ,.IIJ
Members of LA Cygn.·s IIrl l qu/lilltv el,e lll, Beclrle Circle No. 1. look on fli Paul
Howa(d, lilt Ironl, employee Involvement lacllltitor lor local 412. Ka ntl.l\lI City, Mo,
members, .nd Marty Saban, right fro nt. l uper lntondant 01 gl"lI9' ~rll ion. In fiN'
Services, CUI 11M! ribbon open l"9 1M M W La Cyg!'WJ v.hlcffl maln lenanclll facili ty. 'hII
new 9 lreg. WI. the result of , p',r. long employee-InVOlvement PfolKt to improve
lhe ' '''llIabllity 01 In. plant'S ' 0111"9 I toct.
1lI\lllh·)".IJ .1PI)n::II'IL'C'~ ~hl' ~r.HJ\I·
:lIed on Arml I~: ('nm n.lr1hl'lllll1l· .....
I Hll',"
\k.nl\~'t;.\.
1ell BI.'I,\;I\I.
(j ,uy
C(\nJl,cr. Rid : ('u~ld ll \. runl { i,ln}
hUlU. ,",1.'11 Kampf l B . M ~\.h,lt.:l
Id_HIg,hlin. wrcJ.! Stllr.lttl. RlIf1ll~
WulrllnJ ,lOd \nltlo.)") Len(1 PIo:.m:
Lecr 10 mmd \lIU rc: Ine: he .. 1 ('1c~·ln,
.. I.\n, .\1 ....,,\, u~ ta v.art H~c.\hcl.
.uMl 'lIppr.lrl \'I!lr IIII.·al
('''''Im!:1 nc .....'11 ..1I('1n<, ",cre ""I.
\:c, .. rul th'In~' In [tur Nejo:\.lTl.Il llJl,
(\)mml\ll.!c rllt •• Jllh \\'ell +dl~m!'
We hllnur nur I1:IIrt:d m.:mt-oc ..... ,
ftlrmcr n ih. \ ~I ha nk Mllrctul\u.
rh{.lIn;I~ lI vllidllY . Ed nnlnll..lI'th.
Nld.. YllllllJ.!. ~tI\e:lr"; J "e{ i Vllrmali.
I rrc:m"n Kuc. (JO l-e.,r\; Juc Orhd..
.Ind Joe:: :,hllil/. M H·as,.
Our
,Innltal I'lr1111 ~III hr hr-llll1fl
"crl!
alllt\;II\C: and n:ttr~ memo
i:'ICr,.trc 1O\'I Ir:11 tIlLel".lre i<\'.III:-t",h:
III Ihe hall
/\1";1 110"'''
J. 7uoo. P ~
BRO. OLSEN
JOINS STAFF
1..1 . SJ2 n, II.II .I& n U\ I. IUI.I.I '{;S,
\I{ll\ r . Ihl.! mLW wnll Iht' Tr.1\
dIng lluJlhy .11 Ihe hl \l A nn llill L' A~
II-U' W {,jllr (',' mpclllilin WI! IhLUl I.
Ihe IIwl1lhcr<, llOd I heu' f:11",he~ for
,hell p;lnklratlon. We "t,,, rholn J..
B,lI'! !-lull" ,111 .md JIIC: Mc)CI" !nr rtpIc'\('nlll1p the 181 W 111 Ihl! MI>A
hlllrn.IOlcnl
JUllme~ml" linem.m 'like Ph,IR"
\1,1" -.enulI'.l~ hurnfil In 11 hne acel
denl In M.• ", ,' ml l~ undcf~nlng ph ......
ICilllhcr;tJ'l)' we wl~h hlln a ~po:c,l}
rC~t)\l' I Y A Iflnore.''' wrlr' ~lIIg 011 Ihe
Hc\; htel I'mJccl :It ( 1)h1 rif'l fell ap·
Pf'II'illlllllcly 10 feel , W II'CITl,In K im
('1111~(}tl..:lctlred Ihe .III',I.I.. ,age. etc.
" hit 11 ,IIIn .... cl.l ,h( 1:1h(\rcr \0 h rc:;1Ihc=
,1Jt:1Il1 \1I'llcr) \1.,1\ re4l1in:d In rt'p.:ur
hc:.ut II.. m.II1:('. ;1~.1 qUl..:k rc:co .. c:ry
\ anlk.lp.ncd.lh.!n\o,; .. ln Klm's qUk."
rr.k:III-o'
SluntJUr'IH' lyllUrncglllr,llct.I nghl~!
HelnJl :t UnI{'n mc:m~r tK .1 pero.on
whll tWitCH:" In rll.'gllll.lIcd \\,orkm,
con,1!1Il1n, nnd
\LIjl:C
'1.,1\e..
dml
...,t<l lllllllil. I1II flll 111.:."," I\~h\'\. I~ \,;'II~I}"
onc', r(~J'K lll, i "'i h l y \I Ihere I' II
pwhll-m lin Ihe Joh with a foreman .
" !;lIll1r.KI(lr. ~I\,; 11"\ to '1(11\1": II ,
.1i\~C!\·cr. Ir )'00 1tC('1.I help. ('all )'001
hil~II.cH nt.IOJJt!cr Th(~e el\ndI1l0n;;
arc utll'\ to rratect .
HII\ 'tgr Kenneth ()I..cn. who
dlhgcnci) ..c:ned the loc.tl <I' an a,·
~I'llInl tlU'ItnCSS m.tn.l~er
nnd bU~I'
nc" 111.U1,'J,:cr. ,Ico:.:ef'tll:tt :1 'iliff :....
..,Ignrncnl with elghl h 0 ... 111('1 Inl
V IU: 1'11.'\ Ion Wlt ller>,;. ()Q (\ l kft~.
NMUNIT
WELCOMED
whl) ,c.-ved a, .,[gani/cr. wa~ np·
jlt1lntcd III fill Ken\ unrxlllred teml
;h ml\lIle" m.mj'~Cf
Some Ollne iV-Y'"f pin fecip,"1111 1M Loetl 424., Edmonlon, Ah_ , It l l
I nnl'l9fUfy.
1.. 1 . 414 tl,ll.rm,l"lb ,rls&'''-pa/. \l E,\I PillS . I ..~'... . Work ... be~lllllmg 10
p1\.:~
In Apnl ~llh de":!M.)n\ scncd(lkd hl(
JurlC VC»In, rc uh~ .. iII hot reportcd
\.Iter Much \\,(lr~ lind lUll( I.. In dc·
mand Ifwc Ilrc III n:cU\crgrnund 10<.1
d ill! to a coml;"IIIla{lon o f faclor~, The
primAry o nc\ ,II"C -.cycre recc'''lOn
:md n 101 of p rov incial labor Icgl~I:I '
tlt)n, which I, a~ much a nul(lN'I :I"
II' .. 1I01lUmun. ThllU~h to Il large e't·
tent \\(" h:l\( lile:mlh clau,ed OUI wuy
QU I of the recc"'lOn. Ihlng~ ,Ire f;u'
rn,m ",'rml.1
We e;till h;\\'I!
l~. mcl1'l~~
10 On·
I.mo' .. Jllmdl\:1I0n M lIn)' thanks t()
the locals which ~I\-C II'> 'hurl II " a ..
~kc p l)'
wn~ In the
InfW In the
!le , 1 ! ..sur: ...... e·lI o!templ 1('0 dl"J)C 1
.. ome ml'Cl)f\CCp! !O ) n ~ ,I, In wl... t lite
/'lIrlh/ill fl dallli' ~~ that's in nur col
lco..Ilvl: agrcemen1 lind w h y It
apl'rro:.:Ultc:t.I Itnd
be'll lrad ition
,'I' Ihl!:
"'Ii"
neccssary.
Tht' ('oU1500k (Dr 'oII'orl In oor art.1
looL-.good "'llha SJJ mllh.tn b(1'loplli,ll
npan\ton. <,t;\t:r.II lh,wfltU\\" hIgh
n ..c pmlt.."C't'i , :1 large: h\III.'I. ,e"ernl
rCIII'Cment d e ... ~I(lpnlcnh . •1 m:tJHI
gr(II.'c ry-"wrc e'tr."ln\!(In. elC: Ufo·
gradlilS :11111 pr(l\' IIhng 1I1I1111C' fm
the ..c flwJecl .. should ~c .. p "' lru,> ,
T, I) Wi',.. ........ I'.S
INSTRUC'JORS
RECOGNIZED
I.. U. 438 (I). TROY, ~.¥.-Ou r ar·
prentice, h,I\-\! rC;ichcJ .1 II1 llc"UIll!
11\ ' \ll!lf e\\l'CCl" by 1:~"lll'\el\1"'ol/. thell
aprrenllCI! .. llIp pmgrlllu ('UII~n:111I
1<111(111'" ¥Toldllat~s' W~ .... I~h lk.b RCKI
\ ~.)'e.11" 111~lnJcrur, the he,t on h"
retlremcnt
We hl!!hllghl Ihl! dcdll;:dl[t" aod
1mpot1omce ~
WORK OUTLOOK
IMPROVED
1~. L l , 4Jl
(ul,
~M \o N
(TrY. I('WA-
Bros. Dan Llnt.hun nod Rill M .ln n~
t'~' lIl pll:led
lU:e~ b LJls.
Ihell n:ctullcmn IIpp rcn
Rll'hard M.:n8~ ~ 1 .II'II.:tllh~
" prrenlu.;e
flrogmm ('tIn ·
ttrmulations. (ellow ! We \l.c\conll::
[Cd IllICI;W
Rllbct1 T;.c.kc:u ImtJ Dan
N l ltK1\~ 1(1
the: local h" ftlllYoo JOllrne} man hne:·
men po"IIlUn\
IUEW JOURNA I./AUGU ST 1989
aU
OOf 11\'1I'\l10.10''
The ..e rwr1e: milM the 1O'C',.:unl)·lIod
.1pprehen..Klfl ofl~ h,\1 \~.n" little
Ie .."! fn,t\lcnlOli!:
.Irr~nll\!e~ ..... \:
~nc!,)UI1("1
"'I
Ihe IIIdlVld \lill '1\le .. lind
Idlo.. }'ncnmc~ of our Ji.mrrH!ym~n dO
t he Joh. 1hc t' ne, lll!hlUll t he d c .. ~ ..
it! nldl l pllt II l(I.!l.cthc l 1M \1.\.
~\'er. 1 1
uf our IlLlllllnltlO CUllIpcll
,heir jlrprcmkc:,
noastin~ on
~rt i P jllt)gnHIl \I hldl
pulhng h~' day lind
I(I/"Ii ort
:tml.unh 10 w ire
\tK:Jt lon . choot
,II n lAllI. OlJrpr~r.Hn l"IJc'lgned and
!tulored 10 complcmcnl Ihc appren·
f)(, 'o;
H I II:IIIC,_
p.S .
up, .... c ha\( .hoot 100 me:mt'ICl'\
I)n Ihe: ttcM.I~" .... lIh
mo ..t of Ittem 001
I\fto~n.
DON'T GET
COMPLACENT
d"n~. CCln1l.t,"lilr, .md c<;tllmUur.. HI
I .t. S!'H tl.o. u ,C'a "' . rth. rL'I . t:m& ~pa) .
sll ...n ..... . n. ,\1 .1\. l.e'· ... 'lOp lind
thtnJ,..uhmll o ur ru llll'~ f('lr ,I momenl
n,) Ih.lnl~ hllhe Republican
I'(lnv Tkc: \\",rIi we ha\'e Ii b.:1111
d,me h\ dclcl'minw. han,",url..mj:
Il'!UIlIc, - Wc h,I\'C thc be" c:lcl.ln
Ihe C ~lUl1!r.,. , We may havc Ihe he~1
II nifln'IIlIlIl If'llmcmhcrs III the (·lIlIn·
''Y.
Wc h.wc .1 nc~ Ollli In CtlIL 1\'1.:,,1"'hMP Mllnu(acUrnng. I \1..1\ hlld
the} 'rc .,bllUI .I~(I "Ir,lng Wc ~cJ­
t:t'mc them 10 uur rank ....
Remembel
til ""'\ U.S·
;tOO Ca-
nadlan-mnde rrOOlICI ..
I)(lNAIIl R DonI t. I',S
HI'......ecun: I" your Il'h I What do
you conlrihutc \\,ohi .. h m,,"c .. }OU an
a ..",·1 III \(ltlr 1111111"" h <;cc~ 10 me
(or 1M 1,1 ..1 ..c:\crl!1 }Cill"\ o,w\.'(!' .-.ccn
,I detenllnU~tn Qf (llIr Iml"Onaft('C on
Ihe J..l~"'le. I rer1lt:mttcl .... 11I:n JOIIrne .... men ~en= fC)pt.:Cll'il ror thclr skills.
T~tc ~.I\ " I UII( ,k,llC:tl cruflstflCn
u'crcn I onl)' C1:pCl. led 10 pili a Job
in bul the) \\.erc tru.,,,:d 10 find .md
comet errors made by archm'cts ano
engmec~ .
Thl' was thc lime when
we ad ...anc.ed. nlll only \\-ith higher
wages. but we were lookeu Upon B"
a vital aspe~1 of any job .
We are nOl allowed \0 take the
inili;lIlve anymore. and ~e are looked
upon as ~cond-dass employees. Most
employers have engjm~crs or other
personnel telling us wnat 10 do. Ttl~
Journeyman 1'1 labeled a troublemaker
and
some c:.a!>e.s banned from ccrlaJn projects Ir be or sh.e lIlkc~ tbe
inilJalive. W)II::1"C' did y,e go wrong,
Brothers and Sisters"The ani) thlDg
\\.ruch will keep us cmplo)ed is our
abil.J t)' todoour jobs. ,Most o f us may
thmk this problem is largely the re:sult
of modem-management techniques
to bust uniOns-break. unions by deleting their craftsmen; lake skilled
tasks and modermze them in10 many
nonskilled ta!>k.s , whu.;h erodes and
e liminates Ibe need for the skflled
crnft'ilTlen. . 1 fcellhi'S is true. bUI can
we place the entire blame there':.'
Many or us are guilty of aiding thl~
destructive situation. Marbc we have
let thiS happen because or our la.zi·
ness or col'tlplacency. In many ca~!>
some of us nave tllken Jobs wruch
ha"e helped promote lh.iS deadl), cll-
If'
male.
We need to takt: time 10 c:o:ammc
ollr personal actions.: and if we are
guilty, lel'~ change nQw while we 51111
stand a chance. Remember the obligatiOn. we pledged WileD we were
accepted into the union: we may be
able 10 turn this trung around.
LOCAL MOURNS
TWO MEMBERS
L . . l l. 602 Ii...o&u). .\M .\KILl.O.
Tl::X.-Alrlllght)' God , ln HI~ mfinlt~
wl~dom . called tn eternal n:~1 nlT)~ .
Jimmy Tyler and Naymon U. "' Bill"
Landcl>!>. We pay tribute tu their
memoncs by expressing to thcIT rei . .
allves uur heartfelt srmpath)' on lhe
Im.~ of their loved un~!>
CU't'TO!>< WHfTF . . B . . M . .
NEW DIRECTOR
ANNOUNCED
L. .
606 (I,o,rtb,es."pa&u),
OR-
l ANDO. FLA.-On June 20 we eel·
ebrated our 50th onmversary. It's
hard to believe we'vt: been hringing
quality electncal work to the c:entral
Florida area ro r jO year'S
Work for the Inside and Outside
Units is slov.;mg do ..... n after a long
period offull employmenl . Ho.... e\"er.
.... ork should rellmm 5 tead~ for some
lime wilh construction of tht: Dolphm
and SYI-'an hotels at Wall D1Sne)
World
Clive-Callaway has retired. and Jim
Sulli\lan is our new apprentlc~hlP
director. Also, An Dougheny and
"Shony" Orney have retired lind liTe
now sport ing plated sidecutters over
the fireplace! Congratulations to the~
fine members.
R
CARR.
PS
GL\·toN Mt!RRAV. P.
BUS. MGR. BARR
WE NEED TO
ORGANIZE!
t . . u. S84 n ,u,fm ,rts&spa), TULSA.
O KLA.-After two years of negotialiGns. Bus . Mgr. Gerald Edwards.
pre:scnlcd our local's posltJOn on the
agreement to the cm on May 17.
The loc.al ha...~ 13 contractors signalory to the inte.rim agreement in addll ion to nine out-of-Iown cont racton
y,hlch ha\c Signed Leiters of A'isent .
Int . . Pres.. J. J. B.arry mandaled
organizing a' the route to recover)
in ou r industry'!> dilemma of losing
ground to the open shops. ""That's
how it started . . and thar s wh;u Irs
going to take 10 get it back,'''' has
become a popular motto for Ihis ncw
thrust. Accordmg to Gerald, who
attended a week . . lung school for Scllenth District business managers in
May. ne .... and controversllli methOO!laTe lD the organizing works: "'hi h
a~ III rndical departure from Ihe <,Id
insUlar, country . .dub attitude t.njoyed b} unlO[lS IR day .. gone ~y and
will require a familiarization b) all
mcm~rs . .
The Pen~ion Fund Committee has
purcha:;.:d apprQXJ.mately 57500 worth
of ffier: equipment, inc1 l1ding a computer lknd pnnter to IIdminister our
pension fund . ThccolllmiUee hH~also
leased an offic~ building near 49th
and Shendan.
In my opinian hou,ing con.,trm;tllm IS the grASS- rOOlS Or our Industry ;
!>o lak-= it !.hun call and ..... ire a house
if you ....ill
MAn SU: il.I'iT. P.S
26
RETIRES
LU, 636 (u.as.spa&':n-I. TORONTO,
ONT .-At Ihe April Execuuve Boord
meeting. BU', Mgr Lome t. Btlrr
announced his retircmenl effective
Oct... 31. Lome h,,~ held lhi.. position
since 198(). The E~ec:uth.e Board has
apPointed Bus. Rep. Rick WacheskI
to fill Ihe unexpired lenn. dfet;tlye
Nov I... ConpratulalJons, R1C~. The
posilion or oosme-,s n:presentall\Je
will be annoooced in the next e\ennumbered I'>SUl" oflhelBEW JOllf,,,Il
A letlerof f"C!>.ignAlion .....as rttei"ed
fmm Unit Chmn. ~tike Sullivan. St.
Catha rine!. . . M.lke h:b been dee.ply
involved l.Itith the union for over 17
years . . and he', commended for hI S
dedication and loyalty 10 our local .
In his leiter he s.laled LOCotl 636 I!> a
top-nolch organization and is a credit
10 the umon movement andlhe IBEW
~hke . . on behalr of the E.'(eclIIive
Board , w(' "<IV Ihank!. for a job welldone: and sta} In tooch .
Unll 10. O .. ha"""!l . will hO!>l thl ~
year'S IDEW GolfTOtimament R.egi'itratiQn fOTTn' nnd more: information
C<.lD be obU~ml:d from your EJ(ccutl\4~.
Iloord member ar unil cnatrpcrwn .
take plan, to .litem!
Rememl:>cr to buckle up. Bnd don't
drink ,lOti drive
H I\IWI...DG . . VANU. PS
CAREER DAY AT
FIELD HOUSE
L.U. 676 (1 . . 0&"). PENSACOLA.
I..L,\ . . ---Cit~r OIIY""~ ht!ki In March
Apprenllca Coordinator Larry Petty displays Locat 676, Pen5aCol., Fla.. , Electrlcat
UnIon APprenticeship Program .:.hiblt.
lit our UWF Field House.
On Ju nc 3 the rollowlng uffic:er,
were elec:ted: Pres . Robert Cantrell.
Vice Pre,. Eddy Wbobrey. Bus. Mgr.
Fin. Sec . Gene Jernigan, Treas. Bryan
Montford and Rec . Sec . v . . V . NOli . .
The E.xecutj\e Boord members are
Jimro) Clarl:.. Lonnie Carroll. Herbert Jo}"ner. Buddy M(,lz and R T
Richardson . . Tb(' Examining. Board
members arc B J . . Montford, Larry
Peny. Jules Poobon. Jackie Sander!>.
Robert Cantrell is Ihe a.hemale to the
International ConventIOn.
Our inside negollations are unda
\\ay ; the OUI<;ide ..... 111 "Start later Ifi
Ihe year. The outside work is ~lill
good . and our ,"SIde y,ork i ~ about
Ihc Jame with about 25 members.
y,orkmg at Eglin An Force Base for
Gulf Electric Co .
Bros. Manuel Carroll and Randy
Goforth .... eJ"l:! IDJured on IhcJob. Bro.
Goforth hM rtlumtd 10 work; 8m
Carroll I'!;: sulI OUI .
Our bU<.lnc~s meellng was " 'ellattended on June I. although many
or the members WhaRr!! working here
31 home wereo't there . WI:. need (0
support our localllnd o.fficers. who.
are our I~aders .
We extend our sympathies 10 the
familte .. of Anhur J. Stubbs (renred),
Clarence Hannah and Hubert Hall
c:ontractors-Fortier Electric.. Kempf
Eh~clric and Spark Electnc . . Organ . .
izer Mike Bauer and Tom Ryder
contmue their ",",ork to sign severaJ.
other nonunion 'ihop6 in the area. We
welcome our new members who hav('
Joined the local a'iJOumt!yrnan 1D~lde
y,iremen . We abo welcome our II
ne ..... appremices
11 is with deep regret we report the:
pa~:sm.& of Bros. John Perkms. IDlU",
ated 1933. relired May 1963, Richard
Sherman, lmtiated In September 1942:.
retircd November 1985; C harles Wil liams . initiated 19jO, retired July 1975.
With heartrel1 symp.athy and prayers,
..... e extend [0 their ramilies our deepest 'orrow,
We will meet in Detroit on Labor
Day to lake pan in or:ganized labor's
tribute to Ihe many men and y,omen
",flo M\ e:met are serving Iaboc• .PIease
plan to attend. and bring the whole
(amll~ . A Labor Day celebration WIll
be held at the fairground in Alpena
on Sept... 16 . Come and bnng your
familic!> fo r a very speCial day of
festh·iucs. and fun.
TOM
OSLLND.
P. S .
lr.
Jt-LES POOL.SON.
P.S.
WEARE
PROGRESSING
I.. U. 692 (i&Sp H), BAY CITY,
M ICII.-Our elcctlon~ results arc as
follow!!!: Pres. Tom R}·der . Vice Pres . .
Lee TechllD . . Rec . Sec. Mark Bauer.
TJ"l:!a5 . . Chris Gallandl and Treas Bob
R<ue~k.i... The Exccutj\'e Board
member; are Doug t\nderson . . En'
Bauer. Tom Bcjeek_ Kevin Burley.
Davc Ram"'cn and Charlie VOI~ine
The Examining Baard member.. lire
Tcrrr Brandenberg, DenDI' Moore.
Paul LcVa,\ellr. Clirt liurll:.Y and
Mark VoiSine . . The alternate delegate
is Tom Ryder. On hchalrofthe memberS, ~'e con{!ratulatc and thank Ihe
officer .. for Ihclr man~ hOllr~ of unsd6sh service they have SHell our
k)cal We ;11'>0 thank the ... anous ad-..i,ory commJllecs Which give y) gt:ncrQu sh of tlleir lime.
The effort!> or mi.lJl) monlh" of
meellng , h ..ve paid ofT for the local
with Ihe org.tfilLIRf! of three area
LaN 10 rlghi alll Local 702, West Fra nkton. lit .. Bros . . Pargln and Barker . .
MEET BRUCE
AND RON
t.U. 702 (i.o, II,uo'",em,rts,rtb,spa.
\YESTI-"R.ArooKfOKT.lLL8rO~ ROn Pa~1R and Bruce Barker
arc switchmen It:chnicittn!> at GTE in
LawrencevIlle . . III. Ron is a 23-year
member, and Illllcc isa 28 . . ycur mcm . .
ber. We have about SOO members at
GTE III the planl agreement and about
1.50 in traffic:. According Lo Bu.!. . Rep.
Jim Campbell, a new. th ree-year
agrecmenl has been reached \\Ith
GTE . GTE has eight ba.rgaming unit
e:mpLo}'ees m La ....·rcnce\,iile-follr
plant and rour traffic . .
0-"\10 McNEELY. P.S.
t &C:lIII \ J,
mEW JOURl AL/ AUGUS"r 1989
thiS 0 "- any of our other cOIlr,e".
please COAlac! Tr. Olr. ChiC Perez
READY FOR
CHAllENGE
L. U. 716 (1. 1.em ,r1S&Spa ).
In
00
nous-
TO,. TEX.-Election lime has
pa:.scd. and Ihe membe~hip hils
shown how re~pon'j.ihle II can be
when making impOrtant Jccb"iom. for
the local. we have some new officers
along with im:umbenb . UnilY fo r three
ye,t rs--bc support l'vt: of Ihe members hip'':; wl ... hc ... TogcLhcr we "itamL
divided we fa ll.
Th e ap prentice hanqucl w ~,~ :I ~ uc·
cess- many happy members who arc
wel1-cduca tctl and muned Journey·
men ami womCn ,m: rt:ldy to mcC I
t he challengcs Qf tht dcctriClll mdusIry. Thank!> 10 the 1O!olruCl01"'.. and
journeymen who educated and tramed
them, makmg Ihem the be... \ they can
be.
Congnllulallons 10 C(lY L Read
wllo rep~~nled 00. JATC <II Ihe
Te\lIs state contesl as our outstandIng dpprcntice. Aho receiving ou1standing 3pprcnticc plaques were Guy
BOicon, KelVin Luke. ~I icbeal Hamilton. Mike PesJ. William Mabu ri m
and Chri~topher McCord.
The apprenlices had Ih ~ir a nnual
picnic . We IhMk Hro , Pau l Pc i r~ol
fo r loc:l.lltlg II good pl1'lcC for Ihi:.
evenl.
Finding/lilli, WIlli your Brother or
Sister could be your own lI'Or,H/fl/lr, .
W. R. "B,LL" GOOD .... U::. P.S.
GET ON BOARD,
RETIREES
L.l l. 728 fi.o.tm.r1S&s pal. t~O RT
LA VDERD /tLE . FLA.-We havl! refl!rrcd 001 Ibe firsl eleclnclfln 10 the
trash burncr;. and have: .,laOl..-d on the:
Conv~nlion Cenler. Even though
thc ..c: job .. w ill be filled sluwly ami
WOn't reach fIlanpowerpeak un til laiC
nexl )'ear, they do represent S600
mIllion in un io n co n... lrucl lon which
s hould provide some stable emplo),men I for our memhcr~ al Ollf hl g he~t
scale for the ne>: t few years. We're
51111 aclh'ely plIr;.uing ollr Marker
Recovery Progr.lI11 .whlch have !leen
us through wme hard urnes. and hopefuJI~' Will ImpnH'e our emplo)'ment
oppon:unilles.
00,.- Appll!nlle:c'>.lup Commillec I~
!r.taning a newly designed foreman
trulnlng school. If }'OU lire lnH:resu:d
564-3363.
We ha\c a ' Retlree<; Club \\hlch
meets on a regular basi~ al our hall.
Memberstllp 1<' open co rtll retl~
mEW members. We .... ckomc traveler\ who rna}' rc."tle In our area. If
~ou \\,ou ld like infOt'n'I,lil(m on ollr
club or illl "oclI.1 IICII"'"ICS , plcase
c(mlact Ihe: "ntun h,,11
We extend ~ymr'llhY U) th.: ramilu:... a nd IHemb ofllrm. l~or};C Webb.
James !lass. Wi1li1lm Keller OInd Harry
Han"en on t he pa~"1!1 11 "fthclr luvell
ones.
III undoing the tnjUsttces
brought on the nxii\'lduals who ha\'C'
101>t \hel"- Job~.
Our ne ..... ly decl~ officers are ready
10 move U5 into the: 19905. May union
rnde. tnlegrlly. ~I..aom and insighl
be tn5tilled in them , May the reo
member if .....e are 10 make hC'ad~<i~
ag.... in~t the ABC, etC .. WI! lin-I must
be . . blc [o)om h3ndsamongollrselves
and unite ollr I.llenl:. ;md re:.OUlCC!>
10 ftmhc r Ihe progress lind goals of
t hc IIl LW.
~TI I'I-I I .N
E, ell/NC, P.S.
Mll"HAH FORTI N. P.S.
DON'T OVERLOOK
OUR BENEFITS
L. .756 (i,o&t'!'iiJ. DA \ 'TON.\ BM e ll .
1-"1.1\ .- H~ Ametic.J br~ a g.:ntr~nmo of IgnOntnl \\.orkcrs"' Before
yOll an5wer. lei' .. look al che ~ 11u;ILlon
closely. Some of thc younger member!l of Ihc American .... orl. force
~dd ress wages as Iheir only concern.
II <,eem~ dolhu .. per hllu,.-mean C\' Cfything lind fringe bencfi[~ dOI\·1 eOllnl
Mymon:. Those fors.lken benefit .. CIIl1
mean Ihe Jiffe rem::e hel wcen be:lIlg
fi na nc ially solve nt and bdng pen.on·
ally b'lnkrllpt.
Take: all Ihe mone), our inl>urancc
policy h:L.. p;.!.Id you and ~'ollr family.
Ho\l, many of }iOU could have af·
forded 10 pay aillho"c t'lllh \\lIh whftl
}Ilu'\e SiI\ed" E,,(!.n Ir)UUCllUld hine
aJTerded 10 ......oultl )'ou h,,\-;: wanl~-d
10" People f:ul to realize 0.11 II takC'~
is (0"- Ihe:m Oor one of Ihelr family
members 11\ e'(pcnt!n~'e a ..cnuu .. 111m:~;o, f(lr !I.\Vjtl~ 10 ~ \\ ipc:d QUI. We
'leed 10 educale all worker.. a~ 10 the
Importance of oficn·O\crlooJ,;cll benefils. It should become cleur to IhOose
outsiLie Ihe: IInmn ho\\ hcnclu:i,d II "
10 be in a Ilnion~any of ou,.- rctircc~
wil l 1<:11 you how g(JQCI 11 i .. 10 gel ~
pen .. i!)n ( heel. frorti Ihe: 1. 0. or ,\I,
NE BF check.
A!> for organiz.lOg, lht! NL RIl ha:.
i~sued a compl:unt ag.alnsl Ihe nonunion cuntraclOr \\(lrking ~It the: Ormond Bea h Ho!>pl1al. This com·
pl:lIni I'; a dlf{~ct n,,,.. ull of Orgamze,.SleH: WiHiam~;5 elTans. During the
or-pamzmg proccb sever.. 1 wor\.;e~
'>lIpportm& Brc_ WIIIl<im.":;o, Voork .....ere
tired for bemg union !lymp.1Ihlll·rs
u-t's hope he aOO the NLRB arc
loe8l na. Fort lAu6efda", Fl. .. 19s9 graduales; lef1 to ft9'If. fronl row, John
Arcue, Raymond Torres, Greg Price , Hanel Longmire ; s econd row, Slephen Brewer.
Ma r5hal1lngrilm, Greg Hall, Wan..- Full&r. (NOI SMwn Is Ga ry SImon.)
ISEW J OU RI\A LlAUGUST 1989
sllcces~ful
o.c..Md local
760, KnoJ:vUIe,
Tenn .. Bus. Mgo"
Selvers.
LOCAL MOURNS
BRO. SEIVERS
L .U.
760 (i.u ,u,rlS&s pal,
KNOX ·
VILU: , T EN N.- It is wit h deep regret Wl' anno\lOCC the dePlh of Bus.
MgrA·in. Sec. Earl t . Sei 'le:r~ on
March 29.
Bro. Selver~ W;l~ bom on Nov. 29.
1927. in Calderwood. Tenn .. and was
mili:Jled tnlO our local a~ an apprcn·
lice wireman in 19_~O. H e served on
the E'\ccuuvt Board and as an as.·
..i')tanl bu!>tnc)s manager-financial
s.«retiu'). Earl aho SCl"\cd as p,.-esid~nt nrlhe T e:nne .. ~e Stolte Electrical
Wllrkers Assn. and as a mcmbe,.- of
lhe OR . 8m $elVer. \\'US well-known
ror hi .. abititicli and his ')crvie(; on
mlln) of the Ioc:ol's commHlees and
on 1>1!\'eral Intematlontll Convention
"ommilleC'i.
The oOicel"'> and mcmoc-T\ extend
Ihei,.- heanfch sympath.y to his family
and fric n d~ uflOn Ih i~ ~a d occasio n
fo r Ihem and t he labor movcmen t.
Rcmembcrt hr! II nion lIl ~cl i n gs., li nd
II)' 10 be There.
exemplion fro m t he Depanme nl o f
Transportation rules and ,.-egulalJOns
rtgarding the umit)' industry-we need
)'OUf help
OtJr mosl seriou~ problem I!I main·
lammg pn:.scnt Job Ic\'cl .. fQ"- those
memben. who cannUl meel DOT
phy~ical qualific .... tion ... A~ n now
M:tnds , \\(1rken; .... ho dee born wilh a
phYSlcallmpalrmcnl . v.orked for 'Yean.
with th:,1 impairment. may ,llthlenly
be told the), are no longer qualified
10 do Ihclr job~ occ:lll-,>e of Ihat tlnpairment .
O l her pro b ll!m~ we face Wil h the
OOT regu la tions include: fCstric te d
numbc r of hour'! an employec may
WOrk . mdndaloi)' rc~t pen()(b affecI109 Ihe tOlal nllmbe,.- of hours an
employee is eligible 10 work , POSSIOIe
IO~'ering of pension and s:n;ng.s plan
benefit:l, <too Job loecunty.
We arc one of Ihe vel') few 1OC.Jls
being forced 10 compty l.Io'llh Ihe~
regu1at.Jonsand ha\e found oullhere's
liltJe mfonnation available o n . the
subJec!. In order 10 recclve more
,"formalian or wl ul ion.~ 10 these
problems. we c~pect numerQuo; arbitraTion Cas.!S. If your locral h:u nad
nny Qf IheSl! sume expertCnCc5 or
~(J rne informal Inn on Inc DOT regulat ions. ou r local would be srnteful
if YOli wo uld !ohare it with m•.
We understa nd Ihat the nu mber of
lIlIht)' e:ompanles complytng wn h these
regu la tions a nd t hc number o f Slates
e nforrtng Ihem I') growing. Ple:l<>e
join u in our efforts 10 seek exemplion for the good of Ihe InduslCY by
conlacting ),our elecled represcnta·
th'es and members of DOT
J ERRV E. I-IAUIS. PS.
I
Guo,,"' McM tI..l.J,N, B.M .· F .S.
'WE NEED
YOUR. HELP'
L. U. 81-1 (u&n, SEDALI A. MO.\\-l'
:tre
en~a~ed
in
.1
campaign for
Local BS2. COrinth and Tupelo. Mi .... outstanding .ppreMlc. urty Dante{, fourth
Irom Ioa h , d isplays IIWatd.
27
NASA BRINGS HOPE
l..U. SlS2 (1,1I4\U), COHll''TIl AND
rurEU). M IS.'S.- Our CQIIgt;l tlll:l .
110m
W'.t~
I{I
Urn I .. trry"
D,tmtl!<i who
prc,c;:nl d the 1988 OUl"lIndmg
Appre nliccloillp A .... .trll hy the Ten·
nc:.scc V,Llley Authority ,,"d Tc:nncs·
..ec Vulley Tmdc~ and l...nbor CtlUII-
Cit The Il ward I~ given based on
dcmonqnltln~ quull l y, ~kl ll ~ and :lb. 1Ille~ IlcCt<" lIry In 1)llt,url tile d ..., inclIOn.
We h.ld 14 1I['prcnllce .. whn ri'·
ccived IhcirCcrl lfknlC"rComplclion
In
M rl)' . Our lllllgmlHll1llon'o 10 t h c,!!
Si)'ll!r, IlIld IIwthcn..
Work If1 our IIICII til" hecn ~[IlW
fnr ,omc lUlI e, hU I with the :lIH1QUllCC-
ment of the NASA
COIl'!lnlcllOn ,
we
have high hlll'lC\ ror tul Illlpl'o ycd
work plctun:. Ru t Inl cmrUlonll1 WIll
mll nllgc the c(.n~lrucll{1Il n n !III', proJIOt1~ rorw:mJ to .... orking
"'-'lIh them Ilf'Id (lllr 'I Slcr loclll 'i.
JfH H hANK". I'S.
eCI. a(hl We
IT'S YOUR LOCALGnACTMI
l .U. 902 (":0\1 ), 1'11I 1,,\ OEI ,I' II IA.
P,\ .- We: congnml l:tlc Ura . J u ~cph
N:llnrdlo nil Ill .. rullrcmcnl frunt Ihe
Philadelphia 'hlp),lIrd . UfO. Nllmr·
d ill Wil l
c(lI1lmllC
hh. crrori .. a, hUM-
ne:" nHtllflgcr. We :11S0 congratulate
Ihc J;mdll(llin" Uf!prcnlicc, Qr I~IJ') ,
The ,tuPY!I (d wurk i~ good which
metm !. mUll), new emrlo),cc, will be
c(mlll'll (m bVIII'll . Pre\. Mt,)'cr fonned
lin
rgnnwng C<,mmUlec. which
li P IIio'er 4() nc ..... mClI1bl""\ dur·
ing the f1r!lt JO daY!l. I urlJe 11 11 member.. 10 u SSi.'t1 Ihls C0l1l1\lI11 CI! 1ft II ..
dfon .. ICI "gn up new members.
I, '!o Y(lvr locul, lI1:Jke II work by
"'gl1l."(j
hc.-rng ,.cllvel> rn\loh'ed . help us or·
gamzc ,
MIlIIAI. I. I(U'I'><I ,
R.S.
jOin! ve nture .... nh (1-' t-' III e~ tabll'h
an Empit)}'ee 1,,-..olve nll::11I rrnc e ~,
for severnl yean . I'hl.' benchl\ of Ihe
F l. procc~, life hccilm ing IIIllrc ap
parcnl 35 we become mar 1I1-:I11ed in
lIpplying lilt: procC\i In .... url..pl.lce
M ~r ,- hn . Se~
tcrm
prob lcR1~ .
The Medllla!Oberhn Men 1'1 M
Team I~ working 10 rcloclile 11m! re ·
~Ize Ihe pair-guru deVice IIml em"
con nee! box sites in Ihe f','k dlmV
Oberlin arc(t The l ellll1 111med lind
cdi lcd ;l video ilIuslmlinp. Ihe deficiencies of Ihe exislIn(! ~lIe \. wh ich
I' no .... required viewi ng for nil cnf!.1
neers invol\lcd In Slle· II)CIIIIon ",.
"gnffiCnls. Till: Port elll1l\", 'ream
hob been working wilh GTE h) reduce
the si"le of 'he COllllUlle" u\cd III
~ tOre compre:o.,ed nitrogen from I ~O
pounds 10 50 pount!s by lI\iln~ ilill
mmum In~tc.. d o( , Icet innl..!o After
a l rial period Ihe lanks are ~(){In 10
be used by the tllllre Northern 01
vision.
E.!. doe~ work , Ill1l>.oever, (11lC nf
Ihe IIlgreJicllI\ nccc!I!\,lry fl) sllee e~~ ·
fill E.L crfor1:o.I'" wi1!inl;l1c"'\ (111 the
[)<1r1 orthe n11;:mhcr~ 10 Iry :,olnel hlng
new and different. 'I'hi.' I! .I. Won',
"olve all ine probt em~ cXI ~ IIIIJI 011 Ih-c
job. bill it's anal her 100 1n union c:tn
lise In Improve wurl..ll1g c\lllllltlllll\
for il IIH::mbct!ii . E.I. 1'1111'\ he deflncd
carefully. it') 80.11 .. nlill ohJccl l\le"
de;t!'ly drawn 0111. II 1I1II.\ot he ke pI
out or collecllvc-bargru nm j; Is .. ue ~
Our experience 1\ prllof Ihlll eOtl"
eralive endcavor~ Wi ll work If the
Inlegrlly or llle pru(e, ... 1\ mllll1l,uncli
and if Ihe peorle IOvoh'ed In Ihe
prOCC'iS OlalOt:Jin Ihell IOtcgnl}
J()\II'" I-' A)(II(l(,A\I . n M
In I-Iawttii under
ml~
mUnil U"dJ\!~I II~' ( ll\n~
"lilt w~l y of Ihe LNd I~ strength
to Ihe uprrgtn . bill dc"lmellon 'ihlll1
be 1\1 Ihe wfII'l..c r { If II1I'llllfy. T he
rll,!,hlcou!I ,hall never be moved . but
fhe .... id.ed \hllil Iwl mhahlt Ihe
canh ."- P(O\crb 1019- 10.
J. O. " '101)(111," 1I01)(lIoS , P.S.
E. I. CAN WORK
I..U.
()IIIU
(I&~II1I.
NOKW,\LK .
We h,IVl,\ been cllHaged III II
986
ne local. He was
AFt.· CIO lIawaii Stale Federation
or Lubor. AI the IlillC of Fronk's
rellremenl in 1980, he had Ihe lonsesl
Loca1115B. t+ewa ..k.
N.J ..
deeaued 101'-
mer R-ItC. See. Mazza.
continuous \ervtce as bUSiness manuger in lhe NUI!h DI"'nc!. He also
int roduced the ulllon-sho p concepl
1010 the telephone kw:al.
Oro. Kennedy WBS aho active in
community amli,"S: he was II rohcc
COll1mi~!lilJllel of the city !lnd cou nt y
lIonolulu and on Ihe board of
d,rector\ or Ihe (1lllfllllnil y h-csl
(A W). The: local' s hcudqu:mcr.> WllS
built 11\ 1%1 under Frunk'~ direclion.
iii " fore .. i~ht and broad knowledge
or union nmllrs were efrccl ive 10
IIcgollRIing nlembtl'~hip bene.fil s, for
which he Wi ll always be remembered.
It Wit!> his Ideu 10 hn ve thC:COIlII1tCIIIIS
of work incl uded In union-company
ngrecmellt\. Am . Kennedy ncgolifil ed !he: plan wher e Ihe members
were refunded their retiremenl conlribullon!> wi th Ihecomp:lnycoven ng
Ihe enllre contribu!lon.
....:llIk W II ~ " gnod Icnder and a
l)Crson who Inrly believed in (he ideof unionl"m nnd the proce'is of
col leclivt: bugBining . Ifc had Ihe besl
rnterc\1 of the memhcrshlp in mind
or
A TRIBUTE TO
FRANKMAUA
t _1I . II S8(u& em). NEWARK,N.J. -
On Arm l I I we 10~1 a vcry dedicated
!lnd loyal Brolner-Frank: Mazza, a
rc, idem or Brooklyn. N. Y Bro.
Ma7.1a became 3 member of our local
{Ill May I. 1!1!i9. uOcr acccr:ning "'Joh
Wllh L & L Whil e Metal Casling Co.
or Carlstndl. N.J . His allention and
dcvnlloll
10 1110;;
duties were SOOn
fl()tcd . lind his nsc among Ihe ranks
Wll\ ~wln .
Irra nl-: was recommended for the
f1O~IIIOI\ of reconhng secretary. wnicn
he !lctcpled and remained in until his
rctiremenl In April 1984.
Dunng hI' lerm in office. he was
a dedicated. punctual and diligent
,ccrc\ltry Hi ~ books reflect his nlICIII/Oll 10 hb I·csponsibililies. Local
I l SI!- IO~1 It g()(.d frie nd and mcmber
whcn ho nnswe reJ Iht! call or his
Ilc!tvcnly Milke r.
11 1'0 Ma L7.il WI ll be sorely IlIls\ed
by e\'eryone. May his soul rcst in
peace
II"
:lla lllllll ~ .
The members eXltnd ItKircondol10 Fmllk 's lovely wife, t.b rguc rilc, fin d his family .
Ar-INIL FRI!I'TAS, P.S.
CIICC~
WE WlU PERSEVERE
L.l1. 130ft ( 111)"') , DECATU R, ILl-illi noIS I)ower ('0, hn .. begun making
GREAT LEADER
MOURNED
L.LI_ 116f1(lI ,mo.rts,rtb,ees,C1ItV&spa),
Retired Bu~ .
1I0NO I .lJ l .U. III. -
UT' SWORK
TOGETHER
I .. U. 97 0 lI~\'atsl, KELSO·
1.0N(:Vu-: W, WASil , Some declioll res ults ; I hl~ . Mar. Ed Rheume.
Pres. But! Oi\lI . V",:c l'rc'i, JlIll Holucr,
R-cc . SC~ . 0.111 Huell and Trca.... Elwood WIIs.on Thc n: , 1 of Ihl: rc~lIh'5
Will be plIl)ll\hcll III fl rulttre I\I1 ide.
My ctmllena,e to our new of1lccr.>
1\ no' It)COl11prollll~ IIII:.W ~ Iaod: lf(b .
honesty and hard I,\oori.: not 10 I ry U)
ftmhel Ihe IIJPW by vl(llcnee amI
Ihe !\(fllng ••rl11 . (rnd nOI 10 compro-
J . Kennedy
co-roulldel li nd fir\! pre"iden( or the
problems.
Our E,!. Tea nl m Ihe NOI ....·\ll k
Ot\ group rflw ldciJ Ihe IMla! ben·
efil rClllurc with Ille c('11!Ilnlt: llllll 01
[til Oludoor IUllch breal.. pIc nic IIr'::.I .
The m3teri31~ and COn'il mCllOn fU(1(I ·
tOg were pro"'lllcd by (n E. r he 1'11)1
walk SOC Team ha.'i re~ o lvcd many
~n1a1l problclm ,atl\rllctNl ly whde
tht:y conlinlJt: wod: 1)1\ nlt)r!! long·
r:r:\lIc i~
pa scd IIway (In M ay 9. During hb
!enure he Urg11l1l7t."tI Jill the ulililie."
Brothers and SiSlers, we
want you to have your
JOURNAL! When you have
a change of address, please
let us know. Be sure to Include your old address and
p lease don ', forgel to fill in
l. U. and Card No. ThiS information wil l be helpful In
checking and keeping our
:.laJT reducllons "nd office clOSings.
Our 950 member. . MC fee ling Ihe
efTccn or Illinois I'ower's CO"t o(:Uf·
ling mC[bure\ . SOme. or l he ilun.t iolls
our mem bers arc raccd with include
Ihe rullnv.:lIIg Ellrl) retlremenl h;rs
heen ofTered liS a one-lime-only offe r.
ADDRESS CHANGE?
NAME
NEW AOORESS
CITY
STA TE
ZIP CODE
PRESENT LOCAL UNION NUMBER _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
records stralghl.
It you have changed local
unions, w e must have
numbers of both.
Ma ll To ; Address
Change Oepanmen l
International Brothe rhood
of Electr ica l Workers
1125- 151h Stree t, N.w. Suite 903
Washinglon, D. C. 2000 5
CARONUMBER
~~==~~~c=~:=~==~-------­
(1/ unknown. cnecll WIth /.DeN UfIiOtI)
PENSION MEMBER 0
OLD ADDRESS
CIN
STATE
liP CODE
FORM ER LOCAl UNION NUMBER _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
Don 't forget t o register to vote at your new addre s s .
111 EW.l0 RNALIAUGUST 1989
Union members mu,1 rCllte July I
1989. have IU yellrs or conlinuous
servu;e: and mu", be 60 yCIIf"S old .
Comp,my emrloyce~ were gi\'en a
Ihree mOOl h fel.lell":lIl W U IIJUW lillJ
mu.!>1 be 55 },eal1 old
The Engina:c:nng lkpanrnent an
K e~am.-e has bel'n mo\ed to Gale!>·
buill. cau.smg (Jur members to drive
1m lul(htlOnaJ 40 mlkl prr day The
office 111 DUllo. New Athens and
O'Falkm a~ beIng do..ed ..md per·
,onnel in CurlmvJllc, Chnlon. GreenYllk:. Lilchfield. Monmoulh . Monu!,;cllo, Na~hYil~. Salem. SU,unlun anJ
Vandalia 'WIll he C(ln"Olu.laled and
lIlelr expcni~e a nd l1\(tllC.IlC~ l\)
help b n ng nnlll.mni solulions. Emp loymenl securilY Will 111-.0 be! en
h.mced wilh on A"&" U"ansfe.r ~~ ..
le", aJ...! joml CUlI1p.IllY and L1n"m
ulreer dcvel{lrmcnt prog.rnm!\.
flXWed
f(li"Cc on jobs. Bopdully Yoorl.; "-III
pick up before WI!' fmvc III reduce Ihc
AI lhe Clmllll1 Powcr Sumon. 27
or lhe 600 14.5 perccn!) compan~'
cmp)nyet:!. were InKi on-and 260flhc
ISO II" pc.rcent! 01 our memberq
were Iwd off anJ47 mcmben bumped
IntOoi new wage group Some memo
ben. look a~ much .1 .. a SJ 64 pay
reducllun PO~lIlon!. arc being down·
gmdcd: work or hlgMr "-aJe gf()U~
s.. being given 10 loy, cr Yoagc grouP"i
Wl)rk kktd .. have mcreu.scd while
""orkcD have dccrc",~d Company
pc:r-.onncl. 10 3n ,lllempl lOS8YC l heir
Jtlh~
IIrt'
Irying
Il~ hlk('
wort a .... ay
from our member;. The 11.\,1 could go
on.
Murale Ihrnughool the .. I,tlc I" "I
the ktwc:....11havccver.,tcn . M embers
lire Slic king t08elhcr and realize If
we weren'l ulllom/i.'d. we would've
been put au' of ajob F ven \).64 per
hllur les~ 15 more Ihan no salary al
.lill .
With our unton elccl i o ll ~ (Ivcr, Ict' ..
1111 sivc
our new lIfticc rs ou r su ppon .
The nell' yCl\r~ are gllin}! lu be lough ;
hut wnh c.m r I;ommned tffon s and
lHrtn)Jl h , we will l'E~S INE RE , AI·
tcnd your union meeling!>; ollr local
, ~ onl y It.!! ~I r() ng II' Inc m ~ mber5 in
It
KFNNI Tit ~ 131 NNnT, P.
ANNIVERSARY
OBSERVED
u~e
OAVII)
A LI:.... f.ERT . P S
I.. . 1l S6 (em) . (;AI Mfo::S 11.1 to:.
n .A.
lrnou~ "-('rt. IS 10w ..1 G.lh~ ..
Energy. y,c Mill h,1 ...e Ihe cnllfc "'Qfk
emrloyment nllc.
Our Acrosp:.cc: OIVISton eonllnue.,
1000 well. UlU'MlIle:ncs 'Were I:lUnched
IntO space aboard 1he M,ageUdn
.. pacccr.Ut IO~ilnJ Vcnu~ 'uperblnl
Ilncd ofT on Ma) 4 ; which ""'010;. I~
!lr.. 1 fllghl for nur nJckcl-h}'drogc.n
cdls. W~ wC ,IIl.IItJ u(lhe .... ut k g;'III~
tin there :tnd of lM conmbUlion .... e
.If(! making I""'ilrtl !hc 'pace proI\:rnm . Opcn boost. 1ft" .. held ror
I
d Division III Apnl and for lhe
Aerospace Divl~i()O In M.IY Bulh
event.. were well- Hended .
The local held II!; Annual Ca\lcr
Egg Hum wll h aboUl 200 ttappy hUIII ·
eD '" :lIIel'ldance We Ihank e\'eryunc
.... ho p<trticipalcd In Ihl!. evenl,
Our de"r and "Clive mcm\)cr, LII dell Mobley. reljrw ill Arrll She 1m ..
heell a strong. ht1 rd.wo r ktnll member.
Wc plan to ~e t her nclt yc:: m .,!llrllllg
Inc
up 1)lIr H clt rces Club . She's alre!1\l y
dunc a 10 1 10 p'IVC I h l! way for Ollr
future retirees.
Boo Hod ge~. $ " '1111 Wlhon und
R J"nm~
WARU ,
PS.
DESERVING A
FAIR SHARE
nosro~ ,
MASS.-
Aul' _ 6 maJk~ the ext-"rallOn dale 'If
the N}nex ' 'I!'" ""81" nd Telephone
!';untrue!. Unhke Qlher )'c..ar.. ~he~
bolh ... de .. h,i\{.· GQne In and Aegoll·
aled, Nyne~ M\ I.i~en ,I h"n! hne on
nl~dll.:al bcl\\!lll .. , The araumenl \;018
be mikle Ih,11 n ..inH ilelllih coSI~ m"kc
II h.l lcruhle flJ'r It c(')mpdn)" 10 hellin
a .."'inG rOt [)alme.nt of Inc(ilC"dl benI!III"; howe\'er. fnr .1 prnfilable cor
p",,,,hoo such II.. )ncx 10 ask for
Ihl b oUlrageOu,
file UUlntg( I' Nyne~ h:.s protih
..,f SJ.K I hlllu)iI rrom 1986 to 1988 .
rhe!oC: figure .. dren' l ba ..e.u on 1m:·
'rom,lble rhelonc 111c), arc bibed
UII
N),ltc,\'1I
,l.IlI11MI ICpur1 ..
which tire
appro"cd by the Sccuritic!\ and
r:.).·
Lh.mgc Conmu ....Mln. Ounng lhe.- \£unt
IUlIC pcrlOl.l. N),neA paId S2 .2S b,lIlOn
In Ji"u.lcoJ .. _ 1 he IInl)" lm.:sron~lblc
rhctonc IS Nync~ !j,:.a}'!> howlmporiant
I'" emplo}'cc\ lin;: 10 Ihem. Dtspilc
a ll thiS profil. N)ine~ want .. mure
("11\1 'hlflmg of medical heM:fib ..... 111
..... ipe OUI tin) wage mutase 'Ae obtliin We mU'~1 be ucccs~fu i.
Our next big&c,1 I~~UC IS the u ~c
(If tllllsll.IC c:ontrueloro;. OUhide cnn·
tnl!,;II'lr' mll,1 be el lmlll<ucd. In the
fi~l quaner (If 1\#1\.1, New England
Idc phollu C(llllnlctcd OUI 170,9 18
hOllr~ 01 work . I hc Inl e nt 01 con·
truc!l ' r~ ' work ulreal.lyconlractcd I)ut
cenrll nly gllC' bcyond Ihe peak-I"!-
rJ(,d conccpl 1 hc.,c I),\ues ure two
of muny; we must sec. improvement
III ollr wage" en .. 1 ,f·llvmg formula.
flCn!)IOns, hoIlJII Y", t ransfer ptOvi·
\Ion.!!. nlShl 10111' d illcrtniials and re·
duct lons 10 forccd ovenlme .
A "OIled ~Iand til' lhe mcmbcrlllup
I' the only wlcnuliliC we ha\e 10
boirg;.lIn a nc.! n'-Cenalfl what i right·
(ully oun. Thh n~mbcr!o.hlp and lhe
effort gI\'cn III the rt«cding yCOlJ');
"lDce dlve'illlure h.llle made Nyrn:!IC
Ihe \ojtallk, profit-malung. hcahhy
COrporal ion II I!. IlM.fll)'--l11l ....1: ask
for I~ uur fair .,!turt'.
MVII:J. C",.vEY. OM
SOU DARITY'
DISPLAYED
L,U. 2JO() (em ). ~ORTIIGLF_~N.
CO I--O.- Membcr.!> III I~ Dcr,...er
"r&:.1' rl.lnt m.,r..C!d Ihe openlnjl tlf
nt"g.otiatlon.!! ~ I t h Ihe company by
JI.Hnmg CWA membco. Ihroughoul
Ihl! nahon In Yocltrmg red. IBEW
members alsoj('liocJ CWA ina prc"..
cunfer"'}!;t; ;:II the COirarKe to the
T&TbuildIOIInJo'Wnluwn Denvcr
Thc mC'lo'a~C" a l the press conference
y,tas: " I(you Ilm1 unc of os . you hurl
a ll nf u~ "·
AT&T h IIllrvdll elllg aul nutted
rmdUC1 1Qn (aelliIlC\ III II rapid rare.
Tne nllture ur Oll r Wbs I) c h;lO!tmg as
I~ !he rcia lion\hlp bCIWecn members
and munilgemcnl. We an: also !llllicipatlng I h ~ In! l'"ducl l"n of Ocfinil )'
('I'M), the hlli.'1I1,W,CIICllitioll uf AT&T'~
t1a~~hip PBX sy"lc m
KIC .. ".HI M YtoN'" 1',S.
Jackie W;l.rd !1 l1 cndcd the Manul:Ii.'·
lunng Confere ncc Ifl New O rlcn ll~.
The confcre n c~ WII~ hig hly educl\'
IlOnal and msrinng,Thc colh:cliyc
b,lrgaming work .. hop
timely as
It .. our
contract is In ItS 1a.,,1 )icar, We e~
clliIllJ!ed -mmc gOlJd taC\I'" 1100 Idea,
whIch we plan 11"1 mlplcmcnl. Inc
communicatlon\ ," ~Irucl ions. conducled by Mar1Y LeL"lftger, were
W\lS
wtl' as educa,io'lII\ fur II!..
~\r·m\ojent~
L•. tSll (em\. A.LU.NTOW:-".l".\ . -
grt.M . The
hecn \-cry helpful 10 u<; The JMncl
dISCUSSID" on heallhc:arc ,Ifld I,;Q,I
onldmmcnl wu, Inlerc ..llng a nd 'WIll
help us as we iI' 10 Ihe oorgulmng
1,1."le We nil apprct'lale I ~ h:trd
llliurk wnit:h ~~ IIlIIJ IIl'dkmg d\(
eonlerence II sucecs~. lind 'Wc look
forv.'Ol(d III Ihe nne nexi yellr.
The local cXlends \}'mp.i1hy 10 Ihe
(nnl1l1e .. of Michael (,'OU(,lnO und 0111
" Mr. Labor"' Myer\ , ij.1th of Ihc\C
iXI'.
wm be Iln,,,,eo by many
1..11. 2212 iI).
AN AEROSPACE
CREW UPDATE
On June 7 'We ob.,erved our 40th
anniver",ilIY. Ttli'. actllc~'cmelll 14'<1"
made possible by the hard 'Work and
dcdbtlOn or many men and Wonlen
of our local. Wc pral'e our
pn:"ldcnb and lhetr VICC presidc.nts
who Ic::d the toe;,1 dnt! reprc::.ented
om needs IhrouSh contniCI ncgow.·
lion!\. wilh lnen-Wc.. u:m tl«lric Co
11fk1 now AT&T M.crocittllOOJC!>, Th4=
local's ti"l p r~ldenl lind YICC presuknt were John SW311~ and I...eWl!>
Weber
Dunng Apnl fIond May Ihe bargam·
lng learn mel ""llh AT&T 10 negotiatc
a new contract. On M.ly28a lenlal1\c
Ufut~n
we. dill ha..
l.Ocail Z3OO, Northglenn, Colo.., rnembett dl.plty IOItdatlty COk),.. on the pnxluctlon
line 01 AT&T.
:,11(10;11 ('nmrrthf'n ....... c- Attecmt'nl
W....f, I'C3ched. :lOd a mlltkalion 11"1«1·
109 for local and natIOnal I ues ""ere
held on June I I fhe fleW , three·year
conUtM:1 will provide for Iffipf"O'.e·
ments. m "-age ... pensIOns, saVmgs
rlans. dc:ntal- and c}e-carc plan ...
loni J I!>lance telephone rtlmburse·
ments and group-hfe lIl!!.uram;;c. The
contnlcl aho prov ldc., fur profit shar·
In,g. for union worl.;e~ 'lIld II adJresse.,
flllllll)' anti lifc... lyh.: I)SUi.'~ . AddilllJn·
ally. the, company li nd unions recoglll l.ing hcnlthcllre 1'1 a nlllional is·
$Ut. abo agreed 10 WI,rk togeLhc.r to
IDEW JOURNAIJAUOUST 1989
Some of 1M an,ndM. It tnt MlnuflCtu ring Conlerenc:e. ILoul 2156, G8Ine5ylIle. Fla.)
29
CHAPTERS UNITEWHAT A TRIAT!
1:1I'Il1 :lnd ol1\horc
All of 11m ..... doublc.tu lJ... by Ihc
1\,
RETIREES CLUBS
RCllS;lI1 Illlmll1i~tntlion a nd no W Ihe
REllREI<;S ASSOCIATION Of>' I••U.
3,
NJ.: W
Y()HK ,
N. 't'.,
UKONX
CIlArTI!R-The Nonh anJ South
knowledged. and Lou ehas<: swore
J ersey Retirees Chtlpler'" went 10
In
Bayberryland If) Soultu:unplilfl on May
8.
tl,) ~ llc!l('c
We. cha rl ~te(j a bus l001 1e1l1 POult.
where we look II churlcred bonl Iv
8ll fistutlg. Th~ fi ..IHng priLl! wa .~ wun
by Mike Pinto of the ilronx h:tpter.
On June (, the Bronx lind Queen'>
napler.s hdd 1\ diClnc:r-dllncc (or the
in~tullillion
ofofficcl"O (1.1 Tcmtce 1't11It
in Queem. where all the om er" (or
1989 were sworn In by JO.!lcph Jpt'ob"Iln , presi!I!'"! o(rhl! I .nelll' RClin:c,",
Assochllion .
ANTIION'I' Ruocco SR" rt ,
'.
RETIREES TEST
TNEIR UNES
R E1'I KEP..5 A!\SOCIA"I N or 1~.1I,
J,
F.W VORK, N . ." " NASSAU
COUNTY CII AI'TER-Ou r (lnnunl
fishlllg tri p wns held on April 24·27
III Beyberryhmd. A new fishing \I(.':i~l. Iht Ilt'rWlil' ' far 11 ,1)5 feci long ,
ISO capacity. oul of Circcilporl, captained by Dave Hr~nl1!lll, W;l~ ~nh~(!
on April 25 by Co-Chmn , Vincent Oi
F1l1.iO, who pul a 101 of lime lind
cfron inlO nlllkil'tlllhc trip (I ,>UC:CtsS ;
he received II round oru.pplause (rom
Ihe a~~t::mhly , We Ca\)~hll.jlllic a few
"minder,
A luncheon was hclt! inlhe A~~cm ~
bly Room Qn April 26. rlrsl~prize
winner ror Ihe 1:\!'gc~I.li~h pO(II wn~
John FOMlull~r of MlbSStpequa l)lUk :
<;econiJ prize ""liS won by C)' Gould
of OCC<lnside anJ Ed Gonion or AI
benson. Th pritcstlnd trophies Were
prc!>.cntcJ tu the winner, by Chnm
John Scun7iano and ()ro, Vincent I>i
Flo.li), As usual. Etizubelh und hel
crew did a fineJllb ..erving IUllch anJ
makin8 evcryon~ comfonnbte , Afler
the lunchL'Qn, nllNC a nd lIanclllg were
enjoyed.
Ii is with deep rcgret we repon Ihe
death of Fin . Sec. Ruben Williurn,
of Occnn~idc on Ml1)' 4. lie will bt
hard 10 replnce .
ClU'!HIlR AIR.NS'rIIN, P.S .
FlI.l\NK WIIA I F., P .S .
thc new (lflicen.
Tony Badami gaveled the audience
the
IIml n(lllficll the (;UC'h of
of Ihe Olancs bccall~c of
ao~cn cc
Uc I Jc ' ~ ~Illldcn IlhIC~' , we COIl~rat ·
thin~rcnl(iin'Son '\l<:hedllle . l-l cl.l l w;ly~
liml':1 guc~1 'f'C"!..UrfOl OUI monthly
meellngll.
Sel"'1ice plll~ were HWHHkl1 to A .
J. Marelich, 60 ),carK; Mike Roth.
Hurry Wehr, Ernlc Kmchcr,!i5 yca.... ;
uilltc Lt!nl1~' Oll'ner. lilt: entt!r1:lItIment pro. for makmg this event a
rlllllll~llI! 'lIece:.:., A Q;lI1d-UIl comic
h!lQ thc audience IHUghlllg for an
spcaker WU~ Rudy Dc MIIY. chit·(
hour
electriclil II1 spcc\Clr fur Sun Fmn-
thmo. Badami I)j)ened ollr May I I
IlICCIIn.{t In 1hc C'IHm.:h of Ch!'i ~l IlIld
Icd
L1 .~
in the I)lcdgc or r\ltc,giann"
Roll call of oniccrs reveulcd all preseili. " 111: minule'; of Ihe past r~gu"w
and oollrd nlcctings were approved .
I'he ~pc:lkl'r for Ihl~ mceting W:t,
George DlllllOn. who di.~cu:.!>.ed Mt.:dicare :md 811si8nmcnt. A momenl of
,itcilce wa\ t)b~ervcli fot Ann Chadnick who passed away.
I(,·tl lt; Shl"11I UI I~III1I t.:d lilt.: ~ llIUfl
al)(1l'l the cullVention 10 be held in
Millon . Joe hleobson will be honored
hy 11I~ coll c:lglle:. on h i ~ hir1hJay .
C(mgrtHuhHlons. Joe. from all of 05_
Bro. Om\IJr \~I!d Ihollc who Inhaled
and got IIllbcslQS poj$oning should
'1j .. il Ollr IIt110n lawycr~ liP North .
Our L.IlIie!> Allxiliary I!lrned in 11\1~r
$3S0 to our Irensurer. After Lhe 50SO ,1(;)wil'~. we had n:.frc:.hmcn l ~.
!'oliIH:nl remnrks were made by Ihe
NCS legarding Um,h ' ~ plan to CUI
Ihe capilfl l~g8in s lal( from .n percent
to 15 percent. Jr adopted . Ihe Bu~h
plan would pro\'ide A huge windfall
IV wcallhy ill'lcstors when thcy sell
kl k in c~i~l in g corpor.llionk. II
wun ' t, Ill! Bush mllinlllins. resul t in
Ihc creation of ncw product'> and
I cehnologie~. It' !> a fact an)' CUI ill
the C:lrll:lI ' Io:!l III ~ Ifu: would ~," I y ben~
elil thc rich. II'~ up 10 C('m~rc% IfJ
reject this proposal .
DAVit) BLAN C; , P.S.
WE JOINED FORCES
l( l,i·IH.Er · CLUB OF' L . . 6, SAN
f"RANC I SCO. t: AI~.- i'hlrr)· Wehr
has been vice president or our club
fmoycr 12ycui'S
Forc'lcryoccll~i on
Harry spcnds countless hours gelling
Iht.: Imlln.::u! y kl llU
:,~t:ill~
Ilt111
I;:VCIY·
R. P. Guc!ff. Fronk Me!"curit) ,
cisco. He gave ,\ fine s]')Cech Alld
I.'llhghlencd us on new Chu!u;:c)' pcrIIl llh:d fl)r differenll ~' I)\:), of C{)II:slrW:lion,
Th" year':. St Patnck ' , 1)01)' PUfty
grem sueCl.'h, There wert' over
100 people 111 1II1cnd;lIu.:e. ~pcc lu l
Ih;lnk )' 10 011 1' nh!lI,bch who c\)I\l ril>~
uted their clTor" 10 nmke the ['ILln)!
wll.!i:1
,ucce~"ful, Uu~ . Mgr. Fr:anlGlcn :11111
Ihe union liHUT wr:re present.
AI Ihe ApI II J\lccllll& \J\II gUt,1
,pcak~r wa!> P.Ult CcUil'lo, lOur direc·
tor forthe Retiree:. ll1b of L. U. 617.
San Milico. Since Ihd" club I:. I..Inly
a few ytllrS oLd. It'~ hurd to Ill'l
enough people Itl fill a blls fl)1 Ihell
tripS . We arc plunning on huvln8 a
JOinl venture in the fil um: ror bus
trip~ .
G ENE Wu I.H! I(J . P,S.
CLUB VOICES
CONCERNS
RETLRliES CL U OF l.U. 9, CIIl ·
('AGO, TLL.- The (ol1owing I" aleller 1 senl 10 Pres , George Bus h and
Ihe RcplIbhenn Tn:.k Furce in W ~l sh­
ingtoll , D.C'.: Dt.:~lr II Cltlllr.lblc Slr..~
In tillinG out the Tu,k I~orce Survey.
yOIl mlly h,.ve mb~cd n few Item,.
In the first question, IJlm . there
hn'l~ been tOO m:lny regu tmijlns dim·
inalcu for bUSlllC!)) j )LJeh a:. (I) tho~c
related to snfclY of workers Ihrough
OSHA , (2) ~ntCty oftheCllvlrlJlllllcnl
( EPA . oil ~ piU~, i nd ll~tri:tl ,.;pi ll,); (3)
reu lI..:etl funding or CQnScrvlllion and
cn'lironnlcnlal wOl'ker\ al\ll C/JII·
cerns: (4) acid min- a concern of the
UI\lleJ SIilIC\ ;1IIt! Cunadll~ \lnll (.5)
pollut ion of lancl :'Inu water by bll~i·
IIC-~~, ~lJycrnlllcnl. ImIU:'11y- wlll Ill'
RECOGNITION
SURFACES
RETIRE • ASSOC IATION 0'" L.
3, NEW YORK , N. Y •• N. n ,/\.
CltAJPl' ER-A banner lUrnout o(
UICIIII}!;", oIUJ gllu:.h
cluuycd IIll:
:'Pllit
or brotherhood at our joinr-vcnttll'c
luncheon of Ihe Nort h and $Qut h
Chapters on March 17 , Guests were
lI"hrrf"fl lnln It rll'lV111r mom to <;0_
cializc and 10 honor Harry Orecfltietd, who WII" pre~enlC'd ..... illl the
Man or the Year Plnqu . Hnrry !\lId
hIS wife. Chnrlo\le. were accompanied by (I;(!vernl f~mil y membch.
He lhanked everyone for the special
award, especially Chllrlotte--hchind
e'lcry succes:ifullllllR s1Undli hiS wife
who blOlllil lt Ill!'> ICI.0HIU!.JUII lu the
surfllce, The IJrolhers ItIld ' I ster~
from Ihe oulh haplcl were lie·
J(J
~O
yCl1rs hy Bus. Mgr, Fron'l Glen.
At nur JUIIIHlrll mC(:ling our i!-UC~ I
iju sh ndmmiSlnl1ion. e~pcc::ially with
the Ah"kull 1111 ,pIli We could go
on- union hUMing. pcn!>ion busling,
Medlc;m: moncy goms: from "I'eter
It) pal' p,ml" ill ,III errOl't to balam:e
the: budgct. t i C' , Yes. I vote reg.ularly.
Ye" I am ClllICC l'll cli yc~, plt:a~c. do
CUI lrrcspon~ible
spending.
No. 1 will
n(.11 CQIll l'ibulC lO Ihe Tn~k Force or
~u!lJ>Ort It Rt publlcrlU admini~tr.l.tiun
IImJcr Ihc ~ e conditions,
LI
Roy
W"[}ZI I'"SKI.
P,S .
WE GOT TOUGH!
RETlkE£."i ' I. U Ot' I.. U. II , LUS
ANf:ELi!:S, CAL.,-'· Whcll the going
!lei" lough, the lough Hel going."
ThaI's what uur dub members huve
!-teen l1Qlng. When AUOSI IA wa.~
threntcncd by cutbacks in funds . olfr
IIlC1I1001'§ lient lcnc .... lind m(i(lc phone
c:lII~ to (\11 1 cicCICli officials Now
rAUnS I-IA i" hcinB rC"C"ogniud n~ It
ncce:;sary hlW 1....\ be enforced to protect all wOI'k\:rs. Matt y or Ollr mem o
ber.. hu."c rela tives and friends workIII!; hi YIII'ioll'l ll..::c Up;tliOIl ~ who lIl'r:
vulncmblc to l.u:cidcnts and QutraHCuu:. lICb by menllllly ill pcr~OIl'. A
s l ron~ program is imporlrtnl in pre'1cntuI& wurkp!i1ce and CQlIlnulIllly
I rttgecllc~ whlc!-t have killed people.
AI our rcw;ular montbly mectings
uhe SeCond Wcdlle,day in ellery
m,mlh. e)(cepl spct'illl meetings in
AU.Q.II~1 lIlIt! Seplemi)er), .... ur menl·
ben, arc informed aboul current legbll11i\1n nffc:ctinll all of us; such as
the dI1l!>li.:: need rllr a na t io n~1 and
Cnhl\trophlc heulth plnn, Medica1'C,
(Iffordahle hotl~ing lllld our concern
000111 world ecology , We lire fommute and graleful 1('1 h[\'IC repol'l ~ by
nlcnlber& who Jllio/:nd special nleCIInt:s lind hcurings pcrillining to senior
i!>.!> IIC'I.
If the retirees can't IlHend the
IIICCllIIgS, we [lrgc them to read our
f11/t)r/ C;rellli new~lcItCr. publiShed
ttl least four times II yenr. To receive
Ilu~ lII: w.. lc\lcr. YOU I1lU ~t be " pmdlip Rctil'<!c, tub member. YOlI'1i ~n d
II inrnntUlliv(' . mtrrr~l i ne. lII spiring
(llld edlll,mll(lllui. We are thankfu l
Ra lph allil Edml Larkin arc dedic:)ted
mid C11IJllblc I,r r rep;lrill8 this news·
1«:II1:r ru t' us.
At nur April mecting wc were ad dressed by Shirley Bagcll . pre:.ident
01' thc Lm Angele s Area Chaplcr of
Nolch Ilabie~ . Whether you' re in tlll.!;oi
c:ttegory \)1 nut. we:tll must 5CC Ihilt
Iho\c "lTeeled be cqu[l! rccipient8 of
Soci:ll c:eUl'll)' funds.
T hrough Ihe dilig,cnceofl he Orothc.: 1· ~ unJ Si:. l ~ rs in uur club, 1I\1lllll find
new uctiYllics, rencw friendsh ips and
hOlve fun bi ltt lcJllting ow' ll10mhly
mcctin~. If you havc questions, bring
Ihelll to the nCAI meeting. If we don't
hilvC. the Iln !o.Wl!r!>, we ell n direc t you
10 the ~ouree who does.
EtI<-THl>R GaoR(JE. P.S .
CLUB MOURNS
OFFICER
L.OCtl 6, San Francllco. Cel.. Retirees Club S&nIIce-pln recipients. Left 10 rIght ara
Broa. M,,",lich, Roth, Wehr, Guftltf, Katchftr and fHrcurlo with BUI. Mg t. Gltn.
IU~T IREES
CLun 010' L. . 2b.
WAS HI NGTON, O.C.- It
IS my ~ lId
(!lEW J O HN;\LIIIUGUST 1989
,Iuty to rCp(ll't the rm.sing orRcllrces
Club lTcll. Edmund . M cDoliough
on Mnrt; h 17. UrI,), M<:OOnwih. h.1Ul
rail hfully
~~ rvec.l
ddighl. Fun ilnd j.mlC ' WIth cu~ h
pnles will mnke this n picnic OUf
",o:mb\:fS WIll Ct\lUY,
as presldem £If the
R AI. PII $ 1 III :M ... N,....
club \mce M ay 1981. H e had ah(J
served a~ vke president lind Focccli'
11'0'1: lroan) m~m~r or Local lb. llis
UnlII'Hlg tUurl'>
In
all hl'i endeavllr)
are Ihe cpit£lome of unioni.!>m ,md
bhl1hcl hootl 1310, \tc:Dooough Votlll
be ml~!lcd b) everyone ....'ho knew
him _HJchun.l Murphe~ 51', wru. dected
prc:-.uJcnt hi Ihe April election ..
We're oblalDlDg esum:ne for Ihc
prmllllK or our annual rume book ....
W1\I We're hoping Ihi'ii ~e:ar "ill he a,
..ucce''1ful ll'i la.. t yc~r. The local
unton PICAI will be In Augu .. t. IUlll
our Annual O~''1tcr Ro..l~1 Votlll be in
Cktohtr The masl ~ ill be hd(l ,II a
m:\\, 1000"UIIOO Ihl.~ }'ear.
P
ANNUAL DINNER
SUCCESSFUL
ncr
CLUI\ 0 "- t . . 58. I) ~­
nmlT. MICII .-Our men,ber-. ;'Ind
Ihetr fst1Ulte~ hS\le hod m.&ny fin!!
dinne .... and !>4)C1ll1 evenl .. We ttl·
u:nded 1M races. an e~ cnln~ InIIlalL-J
hyf'fcll:1nri Mar"£r C"a('rm "'n Mrlrrh
Zl. At the general tnc-cllng In \ f..1rch,
8. Del:lpilfrom 11K local') Tnl5l Ocrc
explained Ihe inMHtlnl.;C: and medical
bc:nefi~.
dliy,--kecp coul' PI~e .&1It:ml )ollill
mttlln~ ..... e look forv.an:l to scclnJ
e,,:I) \111\;.
I;"IiII
S<xurily. In'lu r<illl.:e IInJ rncdir..'11
benefit ...
Our I\nn oal Dinne:rWII... a complele
~lIu!e~s. Ne-arl)' fKfl r.oeople were in
aue nd:m~. The ll>f'CJ.kcr, \Iocre mtm.
duced by Pre). Fnlnk S"do",ll>ki. he
Ulimked Iho)e r(!~po n S l bl c f~lr Ihe
entcrtalnment and dmner. cll>peeiall)
Don Ross, J,)hn Greenwood, Cleo
Caccia. and Flor1:ilCC lUIlI IlIIi Gllrnq,n Emma I-lam s l'ompleted the:
new di rectory for d"lnbullun , "In
tere appreciation (or her eff~ns W.J...'
IIQled_
0\,111
Ros) irttr,KJuccd Sell Chm
Omscll fr om Ihe 71h Oi.m ict, who
ment ioned new con.,l l11Ctlllti COltl~ for
lhe Brca and new hCII/ih 1'l~1'8 "1I11I ~ ill
proces~ for seniUrs, Dir of Se nior
Alliance Doneldn TholHp..UI1 l1ute..!
the scrvicc-s hcr group cXlenJ ~ 10
,cniors in ollr regmn , SI~lh !)Ist rict
Inl. Rep. J ame~ Rlldldl cOlllpli.
lI1ented U ~ on our ~tlcce\s Qnd mcntioned pension bel1t.fi l ~ concernm g
FORMEIl OFFICER
HONORm
R ~-rIR EES CI.UB or I.. U.
Don', rUft;el ul.tt An!lll\\lCom Roa~
~n
Au!;. ::!l
II LItH M AR-"E\;, P .S.
tHANKS, LADIES;
WENEmVOU
IHrnR EES (lUn Of: LU. 64.
YOl ~G.STfJWN . OI1lO--On Sepl_
In ~hlY
to
obtain tnformalmn on net.'. !"Cl lrcc!>
and li1elr bcncfil~ :11 Int: Unton hall .
There ",ere :.~J..cr .. Jdd!"C,~mg '0.
lac.. 1;J8, Ci,v.I.no, Ohio, HetlrM'
Club 'orme, PrQ. Flynn dill-play. givilo
wha I:lmllt\\·I.I\\\:I'I\1 .... 1"1'1" Lr.., A"'rnnOJII . Gerald liClr. l-tarold Wilcox. Leon
Bu r~cb. S.
Ilhl , Harold Locker.
Joe McCltrlhV, Slllnle)" Wil k in~.Cl3r~
cnce BllllanJ. plu) 70'ycllr member
Lou" Funk , WelhL1nk Local 17 mcm·
bc-r.!l for Ihelr ,IBc:ndanee UI our din'
R~:1'llIEES
WI! alteoocd II '>Cnlln,II'
We wt,h e\ er) one <;are and h3rpy
j (l·yeur ('In [till! c\lngratulah:d by the
~nlirc gn1~11l, Other SO· year mcmbers
ISE W retirees. Gerry $Qm.. ,
~on
of
old-time r John 800m, mlroouced Lo·
al CiS offiCer) who were: pre.,enl
" Doc" Mcachan Wll.!t pre'cnleo his
28. 1983, Ihe reIJtl:e" uf Loc.,1 b4
4:I~lded to ({)I'm u dub or I'ture:d
c1eclrid"n Wllh a gIn ofSIOO from
Ihe local. we aO! ~wned. We ~d 18
memhcr. Ullt uf It po'rslble b5 aTtend
Ihe firM nl(ChnR . We elected our
offictl""i :lnd plnnned monthly meet·
Ing~.
The fin.( year Wi rough Ihe
members kCPI gCltlllg ..carte_ Weh{td
vcr)' httle 10 offer them ",hen lhl::)'
did come {lill We hod 10 do some·
thlDg- we Invlf(.>t5 Ihe wives 10 10m
Wllh II'. from Ihal tune on. we hnd
good IIlcetmg., r herll ' .. nOlhing like
ladles 10 gel IhinB~ GCti ng.
We )HlI"te(/ IU have lunt:heon meet·
ings at noon Votllh a .. peake r Qr some
olher enlerUllnmCfil 10 keep the in·
IcrC-St nowin~ , We've bee n gellmg ~
few new mcmt\Crs wben they relire,
lind .....e nrc gr(lwlng In numberli , We
have n picn,,: 111 JIIIll:, II corn m a Sl Ifl
AlIgll ~t lmd 1/ di nner-dunce in November keeping II' prell}' buw,
We hllve lilfil a few memhcr.. Former 13,,'1 . Igr. 'hurlie BowdJch
pas~ed away al tlu,: flg e of 93. He
"crver.! '" thai position aimosl 24
y(:~lrll belmc he went ty.lck 10 work
with hiS tools. li e- r~tlred aOer Ihe
age of 7(1 Ch;lrlic was VoteU-known
anJ !ikcJ b nil whu knew him Our
Olher deceased membe rs [Ire 0111 SIVcrlin&; Miles Davis: ChfT Bi tch; and
Ene Hoyer'l wife. Bea.l ncc . Our
'iymf'l:lt hy 1$ eXlended 10 Ihcir ramilIes-l hey all will be n1 i )~eJ .
Our Umeer'i are Pres. Ray Ona.
Vice
P~s.
Jack Zenn, Scc,-'freas .
$01111 lurrow and Sergeant al Arms
Lou Modcn;t. Executive Hoard mcm·
be", ;u'c Jtlhn Berndt. Eric floyer.
Bvb M-en., Bob[\atc'>andJ.U:/.;. Kell y.
SAM Mnllllow. P,S
OUR NUMBERS
ARE HIGH
RETIREESe!. BOft.lJ.I34. In·
LAl. O, ILL.-Many Ihunh 10 lhe
lournal and 10 those llr)IOIi ..... ho h;i\<c
JO.ncd our dub. At lasl coonl ..... c
M\'e m mt:mbc.r... man)' or . . . hom
lell II .. (i1r:-y first learned of our e\bl
en,!! Ibroug,h the l QllrlU,1 If )'oll're
mlcrtslcd 'njoining our group. w-nle
u~ fll 109 N uncnln Ave. l"orl..
R1d~c.lII .
60068: and 5«. John
H,.·
bum ~IIJ ~nd you a sum(,le new~­
I!!Ucr anJ in(ormatlOn I1n how 10 Join
A-; pan of our May mtcttng, a
itltltlUl inl ~c rv ice wa., hdd for de·
censed Bros. Reinhold Gerltl 7, A lc.\.·
.. nder Alkm~o n , DaVid COnrklr,\. l3ernar.,) Coleman and John Co r ~ lgla ,
who'IC ntlmcs were plllccd on IJ pernllU'ic:nl Roll of "Ionor. Our llr;'lyc:n
go w-lIh them. Alrred Sienkiewicz.
1~llw 9 rd Slokas, Alben MO'l ~r. Jo~e ph MAnikoni" :J.Jld Albt;:rt Opri:.ko
p.. rtlclpattd in thc annual ceremony
Vice I)rc . . . Roben I<cglJi h oblili neu
100 discount tickets fllr the June (I
Ct1b .. gIi lllC ..... Itn the M C I ~. Ilclluuful
weal her nod 1\ SCOfe of 8·4 fllndc Ihl'
:. wUllderfu ! ufl ernoon for everyone
bUl thc Meb .
The Nlghl a1 lhc Races al May\l. ol'lIj Pllrk wa~ abo a <;uCCCS!io , lind
Lionel Allen Ill> alre:ld ), pl(lllning tleX1
)tilr' s
event.
B UOCUiJ\ MV , P ,S .
j~.
C I.FNf.1 \NU , OIllO-A I Ollr reBu-
lar monthly "'etting on May
l>re, 8nh
FI~'nn
f,I,
".,,1
wa<; prc.;.eou:-d wnh
.. gavel mounlc\! on un eOSr.l\ocd
pl.lque Thl" ","1\" a token or ('IUf
a,PPf~ jilhun (m
,I
JOO \l.l':\I-Jone H.:
\CI'Ved I" president ror man~ )car!
:'100 wurked ""td to mal.;c our dub
itll Ollt~mndrn~ one. His leaden.hlp.
hlQh .. t"nd,IfIJ" and dl.-diC'ated 'lei Vl(;(
U~ s good u:unple to ..,JI our memo
10m
Our dub I\ad man}" e\cnh thl"
,ummr:r On June 20 \/oil! had luft(h
at .. local rc~t.lllt"dCll :md toured NASA
I..A;wl' Research Center to CkHland.
Vothere .... c "'Ic~cd the [atcsi "d\tUn\:c-
menl" In the
~clc:ncc
of '5PlCC
In~el
()nJul> 'i .... c~pcntad:l.yaltheh~'rsc
mces 31 the Thi.'>tledo\lo n Rate Tn.!!}.
A lunch wu .. )crved
In
Ihe beautiful.
iur"ondllJoncd clubhou'SC. On Juh
19 we wenl 10 Ihe CaTO~t Dmncr
!1tcalrt In Akron. where .....e efljoyed
nice: Jinner ,md later ~lt led bou,;k
for the IngC' play "Oo BI:Icl. P.\lIc:nt·
Leather Shoo Really Reneel Up'?"
Our AnnulIl PICniC will be held al
CJmwOOd Purl. In Independence.
O hiO, on Aut;, 8 WI; will huvc: our
lI~U.:l1 !'ut lu k dl ~h :'t rrangllmCntb \\ ilh
Ihl; I(ldlc!> donlllin~ their picnic spc·
ciultic) to nlJke Ihl' iI food -Iil\llnij
II
III€ W JOURNALIAUGUST 1989
Brothers and S\ste~s, we
want you 10 have your
JOURNAl' When you have
a change of address, please
let us know Be sUle [0 Include your old address and
please don't for~el 10 1111 in
L U and Card No This in-
formation Will be helpful In
checking and keeping our
records straight
" you ha.e changed local
unions. we must have
numbers of both.
Mall To : Address
Change Department
ADDRESS CHANGE?
NAME
NEW ADDRESS
STArt
CITY
ZII' CODE
PRESENT LOCAL UNION NUMBER _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ __
CARDNUMBER~c====c~~~~~07==~--------­
(It I./I'llrnown. e,*1I: i'r!m toelf Utwotl)
PENSION MEMBER
r..J
OLD "'OORESS
CITY
STI\fE:
ZIP CODE
Inte rnational B rotherhood
of E le c tric a l W o rkers
t 125- 15th Streel, N.W Suite 903
FO RMER LOCAl. UNION NUMBER _ _ _ __ _ __ _ _ __ __
Washington, D, C. 20005
DUlI't lorg*, l 10 regis ter to vote al )lou r' new address.
31
arc gre.llly ;Iprrueill!t!lt hy all the
WEARE PROUD
IBEW RETIREES
r~lI rcc ~.
TOM COI(l{l{jAN. P.S.
IU-: I'IREF. C t, H U.· t . . 211. AT.
LANTIC en Y. N.J.- J'm honored
10 wmc ll.rude~ r(IT lh~ Journ,,1 re.
g;udinS our duh. We h,u'e 11 gn:=.,1
dut) lind local. We hild help from the
locullo keep OUI ~Iub with t .... u }ear<.
t c nd:lfI~c
l.lCn~lon
1) t1 r
pcnSlrln benefits: It'S always a plca-
III OUf Murch 17 11rcakfu:.t;
c nh.:r1 .linmenl W!\S fumi>i hcd by
Joe Joe Whi1~ , \ong\tCI. IIml Bt:!lun
Hall . h;IIUoisl. Otlr
pr(,Yioll~
:.ul!Igc,·
lIon (If II rutlln! dll1ncr dldn 't 1I!{11er
i:l.lize due 10 lack or interell!' t\ rev.
nlem!lcr, rCl'O:lvcll hlrlhdll)' rcn~. arul
:-;C\>er.lt happy n,enlbcts C.ulu: aw,,>,
wilh lhe d(l{1r pn'le nnd e(..ltIpt,ln-dr.tw.
OFFICER AnENDS
BANQUET
of good mcmbcrllhip. The 1",,,1 will
R"':TIK"~ ":S t:LUB 0'" L.U. l61 ,
GROTON. ONl\.-Our annual ban·
help u" wllh wlialt:\'cr .... c nced. The
q~lc'
IlcJpcOltK\ f'mm ,he enure local lJn1on.
w:\<;. "lUnco when (icllrgc
Shcne.:o\~ct GolrClub Wilh 30 people
In nttcmlllncl'. Stilet the NinqlJt!1 .... as
We hud u nice crowd .d our April
Breakftl:.l; ourCntcI11unmcnl Wll'o fill'
nished by young Jeff Linnem who
played COnlinl1()u", m\l~ic . Pre.. t\r·
helJ clo~e 10 51. Piltrid:!> Day • .I
..:omed bccromd l'ubbal,!~' dinner wa ...
,cn'cd. All1onJ:[. Ihe mVllt:d gue.. l~
Slcnevi~ uf\n\ltJlleetJ IW(l ~Mrd
membe~ w!,':rc fintshmg chelf It'rms
;tnd n:'ljuc!>led 1100l1llo1l1on, 10 replace
The club
SlockinMcr \loa...
hu~me .. ,
m,lnlIl1cr;
hc''i now refired nnd b Ii mtmber
or
our cluh. WI: ahu ha'<c ;. 101 ur help
frum Ous, Mgr. George Fenwick.
AS:.I D.l\I~ LCI,.-d,. l ony (lIlI .... !LAd
wa\ held un M:uch ') a t thc.
WCrt Local
~61
Vice Pres. Charles
and their
Will Jr . who .... dcomcu the reliree'"
31l\J BUC\IS. Als(I in attendance ,\ Ii.."
Su·,;un Wolm .. kl. <;ccrclar)' or the 10....I. with her ~un. Retire.:.<; Club
I'n: ~. Ch,lrles !Jaker ¥J'Cctcd e\cry·
0I1C: amI mtl'oouced the oc"' officc:n.
l~ Iht'" dub .
A pullllek ~1If1rcr W,I!. held at the
ha1l in April.
KU/!!>'" hatl.! guod time. You can ~c
EI)WIN J. W"' L UK. P.S.
Ihe entire loc:tI
Phil Hmgenhclmer w,.\ h!ch:cted
he doeli II gooJ job. We
prcsidcnl~
mcct tt.c <,ccund W tdnc-.day uf I:III:h
monlh. Our .... i\'~ are al\o memt"ttr",.
We h ll'l<l: j;(K)(I lUI'fl(lU''' , rhc Iocul
h..,,) " dmner .II ~Iarmh · .. Marm .. fhe
Rellree ~
Club
mcmb.:~
\Ioby we are proud of our local We
are proud II;) he n:llred from Ihe
lOEW. If\\-c weren·l. 'ire ~olllJ halve
"Cr) hule, A word "f .dvKe I\) Ihc
:younger mcmh¢r'>: SlIfJflOr1 ".lur
union. and buy uruon·miUle U . • lind
ELECTION RESULTS
ANNOUNCED
n .ll::\. O"~ l.L • ..I!9.
i\ ,sll\ II.. LF~, l'I·:N1' .-Thc: oe .... or~
'ute \" 1..!l~I\\f yuun: \ ttll .. I,')IISldc.rcd
II member of Ihc org'llIizati()n.
We e.ll,lcnd "lUI ... ym l"a lhie~ to thc
l'If PJlul Fmnz. Earl Stewarl.
Jim I'Hltn,!:cr tmd An Sol'f'r Brl')
fllll\lhl!~
Soper received 1.. 0;. 50· ycar pHi 11I~t
yell"
mg rn/e ...
nold
lhem-~vernl
were menllone". We
eXJlCm:nccd 'o(IIllC very hUI .... cllthcr
in April : our la I mc(lina for the.
summer fOQnlh<; Wil.. In M.IY Uur
bnY.IUOl~t!> will rc,lIml!' In Octnhcr
We .d .... u)·., 'Hre\\ a gr(,at deal of
prcparnllun I~ nC1,;e .. ~.tl") rm Iht5c
b~ukfa'its; ","c \"'OlIld Ilppn:cmte ib
Ulan) memben. and fncnd\ 'l11t:nrling
a-.;.poo.!>lble We .. I.'!oi) ,...\k Cne rncm/'lcrs
(0 rdrn.in from lwkin@ Juring the
enu:nlllnmcni. Lf"c can't achll· .... C
Ihl~ .. mall reqllc't , ""c'lI d lr,cuntinllC
enlC:/1,:unmcnt
nlr .. Ill ..... TTI
It.
r
J
GI!IIM,(;I: N 1t'IiOLS. PRES.
CWI INSTAW NEW
OFFICERS
Rf.TIRf.I::',
l H 0 " L . t ZS{)'
RAI'II) t:ITV, S.D.- We Installed our
OI!Yt omcc!', .11 Ihe May 3 m~ting.
They nrc Pre . C. A. Mitchell. Vice
Pre" Larry Murtw.n nnd ec.- r rcas.
'n10ky Ma'\un E,ecUlivc Board
lltemh!er>ilrl:! 1Jttn l~ .I)(IO ~l yer;-.
£Ido l..orcnltn. Jim K clklr. Ra~ Ko"'kelll~ r,md the M:r'leant al anns IS
Rt') Harg.tn
The club .... ilI hold
a m mhly meet-
mg Itl Ihe RClrdl Fork ut TlQUO Onl:
of Ihe dub's proJCCI .. ",.I!. palllllRg
the: m"ldc or lhe unIOn hall
~
[)QNALtI WANEK .
P.S.
R..-;nH"' fo·~
Canadian rruduch
TUI'I'II.J1IIU I' l l MIM, .
I'.S
ficeD el«te!.l III ttl<: meclm(l: on April
14 an:: 17c'!o. Wiley Pope. Vicr
RETIRED MEMBERS
APPRECIATED
RETI"RE"F.s CLU B 0 .. I.. l . lJI.
SIOI.' X ern . IO\\A--Qurmcmbt'n,
gCI !ogelher e ... tl'} 'lttuml Saturda)
ror breakflll:>t .11 d~ ~low ;uJ Julin·
!oOn''!o rc.o;.Hmrnnt In StU\!\ Cit~ 00
March 11 thert \\-eI'C 646 )'~r:o. of
good standing In Ihc JOEW amooR.
Ihi" 1ft nU'mbrr\ .... hu ;1/lcndl;"ll the
hreald'a t.
11m. tmdilion ",,is '!ohlr1t:d 0) HIO
Harold MIlr11n 10 )eal"> ..go ancr he
~tln::d Mcm~"c(lm('furl()\Kl c(ltl·
\Jcn.arion and renllm~e "houl ,,1<1
Clme~. umom~m. poitlic$.
tm~'ehnj :tt1(t family. The Mil
phlCl for the. increa!oc in our
fishint!,
paso;.ecJ
to send (1In.b 10 ..i k mcm~'" .&n,1
It) the (a mille .. vfdecca'§cd ntcmbc::N
There <tre lIhoul 40 n:tl~e .. In the
area lind u~uall)' aboul IS to 20 are
al ine burr",!. H;uukJ I\'t nnm ROO Harry
Manm c!l 1I all the Bmthel1l to remind
them of the meetmg. '''hell' effut1 ..
Yr~
l'ope We!>.l. Scc.-T~as. Margc Pope .
.Mrgeanl al ,\nn .. Leland Jcrmgan
lind C'hJpltun Odc:II"Democ:rnC Je.nkin"
Our meml>en enJuyed " mce trir
and lunch to P3ns Landing S I IlIC'
Pilr~. R ..,ghl'I-Ccmg Inp rollo .... cd 10
L...ml BcI'\¥l,."t:lI tht: l.J.t.c'!o .. (1\1 L"t..:
I)tlrklc,· '1111(' Par~"'S m KenlUckl'.
Allcnd.u\l.."C al ourmeetmgs I!> f3irl)
~ood. bUl we hould h,,\oC"rnany I1lOI'C
;1I1t'ndlllg I'hl' club IS for £ttl our
retired m('mbeb: '0 come On do"'I1
tllthe limon halt C\Cf\ (our1h Mtmday
at 1:2:10 r m .. ,and cnjo) 1hc. good
food and fellowship. We need your
"iUIlfll.1n
WI! "
F. PoI'I, P .S
MEMBERS
MOURNED
KETIKf.F.." CL.UB 0" L..l. 9.Ul ,
nJ]'(f. M IC.II.- Wt hrt've otJr tnfll(mal mec,jnp on Mooda~ s aod the
regular mCClln!!~ ~'n the 1i .... 1 Wcdm: .. •
lla~' of the month We: lnok. dpprcnIke.ship IIppliC3Jion!> (l)r I\\(I \\.1,'1:k ..
an March rurtbe Joinl ApprenlK:eship
ommll1ec.and .... cdld the l:lwn w('Irk
afUund Ihe umon hnll
Gene Allen h.h been ,u;:tl\C In I)ur
club and is "mutor hommg" thmugh
lheSomh wllh hl~ Wife, LorellO. Mel
Porter find hi ...... Ife moVed Id P~JC'
ni'-~e .tli '0\.1<;11 Ihem Iud In their
new home. John RenlJ,lf .&nd hi .. ~I(l'
arc recupcmllng at ho~ aftcr bclll,g
SINd; b)' B car ~hllc croSSing. Ihe
~lrl,.'Ct.
ATTENDANCE
IMPROVING
\\lc: 'VI,'; iJl:C:1I II) III),: III "",trlt.H.. 1 1111.::
other RClin:c:. Club\ and IIlEW re
RETIREE ( ' tlll 0'" L.V. Mil.
I'IIUENIX , ARIZ ._We had fair at~
h31t.
tlJ'«S around thc: SIIloIC'. P1¢~e COn·
lact me SO we clln gel logclher :11 the
We Ihank Ihc l ruslec~orlhe NCar
WE KEEP BUSY;
COME JOIN US
kETlRF."f_'" C"l.UK 0 .. l .U. 154);:1. IN·
J)IANAI'()LLI), INU.-This IS m} firsl
repol'1 (rom our dub, W~ elec.ll.'lI
ollicers in Man:h: fltts. Carl Mat·
tangl). Vice Pre .. BcllY Isbell, Se
[)Qrulhy Prickelt. T~. Joe P1ank
and Sergcant at Arms Wilma James.
E,cl;utl\oe BO<lrrl nlCl11ber'iare Emma
Hooo;on. Ruby Shuler. igel Tucku.
MuryllnO! IW"il, Curl Uavldson, IIIld
Rol-ttl"l and Brll'hdr,1 brendl .
We bu.. e IQls o( act l\',Ues planned
for nur member; In an effort 10 keep
c\;cryQne in louch With each other
aHlJ thc I3rolherhoud We planned
onc-day lrip.. to ne:trby POlllt~ of
tntefeSI an J une and a Ihrce-da)" trip
10 Mac kmnw 1'illlnd We ure Ulklng
a Mb$, ...1Iprl c:ntlse thiS month. dOO
.... c·re a in~ 10 wiscon~n 10 ~e The
Il ou ~~ nn the Roc~o;. We r lan 10 !>cc
o Cmcmnlili
1(1 vl~it Ihc
Red~
baseball game and
hlldrcn · .. MU'\cllm. In-
di;lnuJX)hs Zoo Imd many olher poinu
of lI1'ere~1 III Imh:Hmpolis
AI our picniC this year. we'rc pitch·
mil lulr-.e~hve .. , rl:I¥lng cn rd~ and
touc h fOOtball, and haVing good food.
Wc fire plt""Uf'lg gnrage sales. mmi
lIuctionll, kc c.ream sodal!>. bIngo
ran lC~ and Mi,ll1te Carlo evenl .
We m:tke lap fOlbeS ror people III
n\lrmtit hOO"lcs , suppon CJeancn food
hank rl)r the poor l.Ind lij;ed . donate
clulhm,tl to the Children's Home. work
wilh Ihe HUlled
Some 01 ~I 2J I , ~Iou)t cny. Iowa. AeU, ... Ctub n,ernbt>r. are, Ie" 10 righl.tronl lOw, Gerry SchuUy, HaIry Mar1ln, Harold
,"rtin, Ray Daylr.. Arney Genalchen , Don ApPflI, lIIIrry lIhl; blM:k lOW, Tom Corrlg.an. Bob McCtary, Bob D.II""!son, Ed Vedral,
Oon Gallagher, Am~ Rich, Emey Mevlu., An Rlata. Kletn L.wlI' and Ed Wl1Igen.
>2
~(,llInr
Ar lllln . ht'l"
""'ilh se nior cilizens bowling and ;!!\ •
.. 1.. 1Anyone in neet! We e;ln, pro\ idin@
o ur metnbeni conlaCI II ... We aho
r ilrllClpa tc in Ihe government'" su r·
ph... e h ec~c progr.lm ror Ihe needy.
We IO~1 II rcw member! Jll ring Ihe
I rt~1 14 munth~, Our ntcmbers hlp
~I and~ III 22.5 mcmbcr~ :".,d .. Ill! growill!; rhe break.u p of West em Electric
"ul!, u s c lO'ler togethcr eve ry day.
DoRO'III Y PklCK l rrT, P • •
IHEW J OUII NA LIAUGUST 19M9
he challenge wa, formidable:
T
nance. ;elect. pre pare and inSlalilighling fix ture, for three pail1l fi-
ings depicti ng oUldoor scenes which
arc displayed in Ihe olorado House
of Represenlalives hamber. The
fixlures needed to blend in wil h Ihe
decor of the chamher yet not dom
inate the portrait Ihey were intended to illum inro te. Al so. physical
impac t on Ihe cx i, ting chambe r
wall '. whic h are construcled of n
solid layer of pla, ler, had 10 be
min imi zed. Alld the job hlld to be
finished ill the lillal 10 days prior to
the opening scs..'1ion.
IBEW MEMBERS
IN THE NEWS
Colorado's
Spirit
Shines On
Chamber
Walls
Brothers Russon , lett.
and Mullins prepare a
fixtur e lor Installation .
Fortunately. suc h challenges
are n' l unu,lw l for Ihe I'rol""" iollal,
who wo rk withi n Ihe un ion electrical construction indu , tr y. With Ihe
fin allcial ba kin g of Iheir Joint Indu stry Promotion Fu nd , members
oflBEW Loca l 68. Denver. and Ihe
managemenl of oilier ' leCll'ic
Compan y. n mem her of Ih e Roc ky
Mou ntain Chapl er, N E A, accepl ed the chall enge.
Top, River Run by
Oleg Stavrowsky Is an
allegorical depIction 01
the expansion of the
Wes' In Colorado.
Dan Rli sso n, journey man. and
Lett , Mount Yale from the
Harr y Mullin s. aprre nlice. (bot h of
Lucal 68) and th e apitol maintenance people took ex tra cnre du ring
Old Nath,op School by
Ralph Oberg of Bozeman,
Mon'ana, Illustrates Colorado '! foremost Industrles-agrlculrure, ranch·
ing and tourism.
I he inl\ tall alio n :-'u H__ nOI to damage
the wall s. T he end resuit is a ve ry
fun~tio nal anll ae'lhe ticall y ple",ing lighting sc heme. wilh two additi onal fi xture, fo r fUlure u,e.
I he tru 'lees oll he NI::CAllU J:: W
Joint Indu stry Pro moli on Fu nd arc:
for the IB EW, Pat Reill y, Roy
Lock,. Du ane Tidwell : for NEC A.
Ra ndy Ca ranci. Ralph Lufen and
Will ia m 1I. Simmons. This group
decided Ihi, I)mjee l would be an
excell en t way to contri bute 10 the
co mmunit y and demo nslrale Ihe
profc&sionali 5! 111 of th e union elec-
Iri ca l construction ind ust ry. In the
eyes of olorado Spea ker of the
1-1 l",e C .B. " Bcv" Bl edsoe, the
pa rl n e r~ h ip accompli shed it s goals:
~ 'The lighting will serve as a permanent example of your ingenuity,
skill and sense 01' civic responsibility
for nil who scn'c in or· visil thcse
chamber.", ,"
j
Long 's Peak by Merrill Mahaffey serves liS a backdrop for. 'rom left, Representative Tony Gramps8S; House Speaker Bledsoe; Jim
Owens, AAA Electric Service Inc.; Representative Jeannie Reeser; Brother Russon, local 68; Ray Carane/, Louisville Electric; Randy
Carancl, Louisville f/eclrlc,' Bob Filson, Economy Services Corporation; IBEW.JIPF Trustee Loelesj IBEW·JIPF Trustee end then
Local 68 Business Menager Reilly; Chuck OeMoullnj lobbylsr,. and Rick Collier, Collier Elecrrlc Company.
IIlEW
.IOlJRNALI AUGU~ T 1 9H~
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(COlllil/lI«! fro m Page 331
IBEW
Cooperation
Enhances
Historic Occasion
• oca11212. New York. New York.
~pearheaded Ihe elTon which lead
to internallonal cooperation among
broadca ler> during Ihe vi,il of Soviel President Mikhail Gorbachev
10 Ihe Uniled alion la I December . The arrival of Presiden l Gorbachev marked the . .' largesl
and mo,1 cumplicated news event
ever. II wasn'l on ly G rbac hev's
speech, bUI .everal olher important
events whic h required worldwide
coverage: the awarding of Ihe 0bel Peace PriLe to U. . SecrelaryGeneral Javier PercL de Cuellar.
Ihe eonclu,ion of a ucees ful General A"embly meeling and Ihe SCIlIement of peace lalk, on Namibia .
Brolher Ile rb LapolT. engineering ,upervi.or. a nd Brother harles
Rini. a ~i~lan t bu~inc~!'t manager and
Executive Board member. helped
Ihe nited at ion set the stage for
Ihi; hi~loric event. with L cal 1212
and addre" to the . . General
\ embly. \ IIh a Soviel production tcam (t he EI3 I. the Ih ree U.S.
network,. C
. Ihe Be and many
olher world I1roadea,ling group
making a major contribu tion. More
than 1,500 Iclevi,ion, radio and pres,
lalTer, converged on New York 10
cover Pre,idenl Gorbachev', visil
Loeal 1212 Ass;slanr
Business Manager
and Executive
Board member
Charles Rlnl
prc ... cnl al nne lime . Iwo lurge and
Member of Local 1212 Edwin Morales,
videotape editor
three .... mall conference rooms were
,el up wil h video and audio feeds
[(l service Ihe differenl broadcasling
group,' ludio <lnd edlling requiremcnh .
Brolher, Ray Ja k. head of video
eOl1lrol , and AI Glovi h. head of
a udio mainlenance, built ~ pecia l
equipment 10 cope with Ihe magnilude of Ihe evenl and 10 handle
the four tmn~mitting and three re-
ceiving loop;,.
lImera loca tion
needed 10 be hUlh fixed and nexible
headquarsince all event, at U.
IeI" had 10 be covered. Cameras
were plnced t)lIt~i d c the building ,
in:-,ide und uutside Ihe main en-
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lrance~ LO
the conference rooms . in
the SecurilY Council chamber. in
the sec retary-genera!", office. and
even on lopoflhe .N.libmryroof
to caplUrc panicipanls ' arrivals and
depanures. This was in addil ion to
the cameras set up in the General
Assembly hall for the speech itself.
The highest level of standards was
mainta ined by Brother Barry Gelberg . senior video technician . and
hi s leam . whel her film ing was done
in daylight or at nigh!.
Soviet lelevision used feeds
thro ugh LocaI1212',CBSfacililies;
the ,ignal was then 'en! via INTELSAT. backed up by ci rcuits on
I TERSP TN IK. Service was
provided 10 BC, CBS, ABC and
the lelephone company's nelwork
control center. Olherworldwide organizations which received cover-
age induded the BBe. TF- I. ARD.
RA I-1. IT . CBN. C-SPAN. INN ,
W JU, WWOR. USIA. WT and
U IVISION.
Along with all the technical support provided by Local 12 12 forthis
major event, Brother Jerry Jenning,. head of Ihe Videotape Department, suggested ~nd planned a
coffee-and-paSiry hospi l"lity roam.
Wilh the approval or Business Manager Mike Deleso and Ihe local's
Executive Board, the members extended a hand of friendship 10 fellow
broadcasler~
handle thi"i ma~ ivc complex's out-
put of broadcast programs. conferoperation~
ubstan tial wage gains and in-
S
creased
pension~
terms were negotiated separately al
the local level. An immediate wage
increase of 5 percenl and yearly
lncrease of4 percent effeclive May
I of 1990 and 1991 contain an 83cent eosl-of-living fioal rolled into
the base rates. Ot her provisions
we re among
include improvements in life. and
the highl ights of Ihe sell iement between Ihe electronics gro up of
Rockwell I ntemational and the AFLCIO Industrial Union Departmenl' s
Rockwell Coordinated Bargaining
Committee. The 36-month agreement. which became effeclivc May
I, 1989. covers almost 4.000 members of the lBEW: 1,500 members
of the Inlernational Union of Electronic and Electrical Workers ; and
75 members of the lnternational
A ociation of Machinisls.
According 10 IBEW lnternational
Representmive Peler Potenza-who
was the lBEW member of the Presidents Committee-the samC economic package was agreed to by all
aceidenlal-deal h plans and a prescri pt ion-dru g plan which call s fo r
on-site pharmacies at all locations
providing
arne-day di pen sing
service to workers, dependents a nd
reli rees witho ul any charges Or deductibles. Additionally, Ihrough a
preferred-provider provision for
physicians' services, employees will
receive 100 percenl reimbursemenl
for services rendered by physicians
designated a. preferred providers.
The [BEW member affected by
the settlement are located at Rockwell's Collin Division in Cedar Rapids, Jowa: a facility in Newport
Beach. California: and a plant In
Toronto, Ontario , Ca nada.
Secretaries Meeting
and technicians
fro m around the world during Iheir
visi l and long hours of hard work.
Through B. Eichwald & Company Inc ., Local 1212 supplies all
radio , lelevision and conferencc engineers 10 Ihe United Nations 10
ence
three unions while noneconomic
Rockwell
CommiHee
SeNies Contrad
and maintenance
support. On Ihis hisloric day Ihe.e
members displayed a level of
professionalism. cooperat ion and
spirit of Ihe highest caliber-which
o nly a union team could deliver.
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International Secretary Jack Moore , second row, leH, aUended the International Secretaries Meerlng which was held In conjunction with the AFL-CIO Union-industries Show
In June.
35
DAD's Day
1989
Address Changes Departmenr
employee Donna Beasley places
a DAD's Day sticker on
a contributor's
lapel,
•
•
" [11111'/ DAD '" Day evelll is II
.'ihilling ,'.rumple of \10'111/ -
nnd ;."1 a rem;,rder
of holV W£' . . , must leaI'll 10 o ll~a­
sure sU{'('{!Ss. Not by the Sum of
feer;sl1I ill (1f'/;0/1
0 1/1' (1Os,\'essi o ll,\', hl/f
I by/
fhe goad
we do for oth ers." - Prl)sidelll
George .810'11
More tha n J() 1. 0, Re presentalives a nd employees were slalioned
at Washi ngton, D, " Metro slops
to coll ect donalions for DAD' s Day,
Coordi natcd by Const ruc tion a nd
Mainlcnancc Dcparlmcnt Director
Congressman McMUlen talks with volun teer Bob Coulter. retired Direc lor of the
Sign and Molor Shop Department.
36
Bud Fisher and Internalional Re prc,c nt ativc Sw nley Hubbard , these
volu nteer< collected almos t $2,000
for the Uni versit y of Miami' s Diabe tes Research In titUle, Donations from across t h e co untr y
were expcc ted to lOW I marc t han
I mil lio n,
IflEW JO lf RNALIAUGUST 1989
Represent.tive Tom
McMillen ID·Md.j, second
from right, cha rs with
contributors while
Construction and
Maintenance Departmenr
Director Fisher, center,
and Journal Department
O;rector Mary Ann Van
Meter collect money at the
New Carroliron , Maryland,
Mefrostop.
Senior Research Analyst Richard Thompson , background,
watches as International Representative Doug Wiegand
collects from a donor.
Jane Bryden ,
secretary to Director
Fisher, and Bylaws
Department Director
Bob B/erltz walt for
more donators .
IIIEW JO R ALfAUGUST 191!9
37
RESEARCH AND
EDUCATION
Women in the W ork Force
T
he makeup of today's work force
is changing dramaticall y beca li se of the grow ing proportiull of
workingwomen-more mOlhers of
young children, female head s of
household ' and wive s in two-worker
fami lies. I n fact , the most sign ifican t cha nges in the labor market in
the pa I 20 years have been the
surge in the aVH ilability of women
who want to ,mu/or must work an d
the ri se in mullica rn cr fami lies.
u.s. Work Force
With 67 perccnt of wom~ n U ~­
tween the "ge, of 16 and 64 in the
labo r mark et. the Uni ted States has
the highest proportion of worki ngwome n oran y indu stri al ized nat ion,
wit h the exceplion of the Sca ndina vian countri es. More than half o/"
work ingmen have wives who are
working full - or part -ti me . Bot h
hu sba nd and wife wu rk outs ide the
h me in mo,·c than 40 perce nt of
married -couple fa mi lies. And bot h
husband and wife hold jobs in 57
percent of couples with chi ldrenLip from 43 percent in 1978 .
Working Mothers
-
3M
,
Nea rl y 64 perce nt of women who
maintain fam ilies are in the work
fo rce; 73 pcrccn lof womcn in Ihei r
prime chil dbeari ng yea rs (20-34)
arc (.;urrcn tl y working, as opposed to on ly 35 pcrcenl in 1950.
Mosl wu men whu ha ve children
during t I1cir careers retu rn to work
soon afte r their babies ore born .
More than hair of all married women
arc back al work by the lime their
children arc a year old.
Appro ximately 52 percenl of all
mothers wit h ch ildren under t he age
of I work out side the home. Working mother:, wilh chi ldren less Iha n
IIJEW ./O I<NALIAUGUST 1989
2 years old are the fastes t-growi ng
segment of Ihe U.S . work force _
Their numbers have increased by
129 percent since 1970. T WO-Ihirds
of women with cbild re n under Ihe
age of 3 arc working; 57 percent of
all women with presc hool-age chil dren are in Ihe work force. as compared 10 12 percent in 1950 and 4 I
percent in 1978.
Almost Iwo-Ihirds of mO lhers with
ch ildren under 14 years old are
wo rking or looking for work .
wherea on ly 8.6 percent of mothers with c hild re n un der 18 were
e mployed in 1940. Forecasters are
saying by the mid- 1990s two-thirds
of mol hers with preschool-age c hildren and three-quarte rs of mo the rs
wil h sc hool-age c hildren will be
working.
1988 Statistics
The jobless rate for wome n was
5.3 percent in Ihe fourth quarter of
198 • the lowest level since 1970;
women made up 45 percent of Ihe
[988 U _S _ work force_ During the
next decade il is expected that more
than six of every 10 new worke rs
will be women_ By the year 2000
women wiU acco unt fo r nearly half
of the work force and two-t hirds of
the new workers_ Approximately
80 percent of those WOmen will be
of c hild rea ring age. Women [ed the
growt h in the work fo rce in 1988 .
The number of women working. or
looking for work . was a pproximately 55 mi llio n in the fourth
quart er, up abo ut o ne million from
a year earlier. T his inc rease accoun ted for three-fifth s of the e xpansion in the civ il ian wo rk force
over the year and resuhed in an
inc rease in Ihe participation rate of
wo men to a record 57 percent.
The numbe r of employed women
was 52.3 million in the fourth quarter
of 1988 _ up approx imatel y 1.4 million fro m a year earlier. This 1.4miUion increase in employ ment oc·
cu rred primarily a mong women 2554 years of age. There were fewer
employed women from the 20-24
age bracket. a group whose po pulatio n has been declining . The prom EW JOURNAL/ AUGUST t989
Some employers are
beginnin g to
recognize the need
to develop policies
which will help
workingwomen and
working fa mil ies
meet their fa mily
oblig ations.
portion of worki ng-age wom en with
j obs (emp[oymen tJ popu[ation ratio)
increased by [ perce nt in 1988 to a
record 54 pe ree n t.
The [988 employment increase
a mong wo men occurred across a
wide runge of job categories_ Women
gained ome occupational upgrading, especially in managerial and
profess ional s pecialt y occupations .
These two categoric,. which make
up onl y one-fourth of wo men's total
em ployment. accounled for 60 percent of their 1988 job growth .
Eamings
Even lhough two of every three
wo rkingwomen arc either the sole
sllpport for their fa milies or have
hu ,bands earning less than $ 15.000
a year, women arc still emp loyed
in lo w-wage jobs for the most part.
Eighty percen t of wo rkingwo me n
spe nd an average of 35 years in [01"-
CONSUMER PRICE INDEX
UNITED
STATES
Month
CANADA
CPI
y", (1982-84 : t OO) (1981 = 100)
May
April
May
1989
1989
1988
CPI~W
122.5
121_8
11 6_2
150.5
149.0
143.4
US. CPI-W..creased 0.7 ~ ponW9 dumg Ihe iasI
month or O.6%.. The increase during The ptISI year was.
6.3 index pow1ts or 5.4""-
Canaoa CPt 1OCrl!~ 1..s Index po/nt$ during tho Ia$I
montI'1 or 1'll> The kvease Ounng h pasl yew was
7.1 'RS4!). pewits or 5'"110.
Sources- U.S. Departmen1 0« lebof, Burnu 01 L.ebor
StabShCS
StaIdIa canada
Pr~ by:
16EW Research .1'Id Edue.tlon
Department. June 1989
pay ing cia si fi cations which offer
liule o r no opportunity for advan cement.
Wo men earn only abo ut 70 percent of the wages me n receive.
Sales occupations have the la rgest
gender-based wage gap. wi th wOmen
earning only 54 percent of what
men earn. Among managers. wome n
earn a median weekly wage of$430 .
63 percent of the $682 average salary ma le managers receive .
The median usual wee kl y earnings for women working full- time
were $320 pe r week in the fourth
quarter of [988, up 2.9 percent fro m
thc fig ures of a year earli er. Women
workers with uni on cards averaged
$403 a week in 1988 com pared to
$300 a week for nonun ion women.
Of course. union wome n al so enjoy
a big additional bonus in healt h
insurance. pensions and other job
benefi ts-including greater job sec uri ty .
Meeting TocIay's Needs
Workingwomen-through their
higher levels of educatio n. skills
training and years of wo rk experience-have made significant COD tribution to the econom ic st re ngth
a nd eompet itivenes of the United
States. Some e mployers are beginning to recogni ze the need to develop policies which will help workingwo me n and working families meet
the ir fa mil y obliga tions _
T he change in the ma keup of o ur
work force clearly indicates a need
for national policies to hel p workin g
Americans balance the ir job require ments with their family re sponsibilities . Collective bargaining
is a very effective route for un ion
membe rs to address wo rk and famil y needs, but our na tio n needs to
put a high priority on legislalion
which will assure a decent tandard
of livi ng for all workers while add ressing the need s and responsibilities of workingwomen in particular-[egislation whic h wi ll provide
for parental or extended leave , nex ible hour , childcare , elde rl y care,
and equal partner hip w ith equal
pay in the workplace .
III
39
~
International
,Staft
, .J"
James C. Shm'l}---Conslruclion And
Maintenance Oepmtment
ffeclive Augu,1 I , Inll'rn.oIlo,w l
Rcp.-c,enlative .lame, C. Sh<lrp
reI ired from Ihe ,crvice of the I HEW.
He "'" inilialed in lo Local 850.
Lubood . Te"" . on April 4 . 1946.
In May 1946 Brol her Sharp be·
E
came ac tive in union affairs by beginn ing 25 years of ~c r vicc on the
Joim
Apprenlice, hip
Train ing
Com millce . li e ,erved on Ihe Ex·
ecutive Board anJ Ihe Examin ing
Boa ru from .I uly 1947 to Ju ly 1949.
whon he wa, elec led preside nl of
Ihe loca l. Brolher Sharp'5 pre,i·
dency conl in ued until October 1951
\\ hen he began hi, duties '" ou.,i·
nc" manager-financial secretary.
Exte nding hi> ,krl" and experti,c
oUhlde the IBEW. BrOlher harp
Wa\ a member of various commitlees and held ,cveral office, \\ilh
Ihe Lubbock enlral Lllbor Union
a nu Building a nd Con,tl'll tion
T r;,des COLlnei l and Ihe Mid we,tcrn
BCrc. In Huu il io n. he ,erved on
the Exee uli ve Board. a, secrelary·
treasurer and a" pre sident of the
Stale A"ocia liOI1 of Elec tri ·
cal Worke ... : 011 Ihe Te.a, Siale
Building Trade, Execul ive Board :
(111 Ihe TC.<I'
ta le AFL· C IO a nd
ih Execuc ive BoanJ ; and on VariOll!\
comm illee, or cach or Ihese labor
organizations . I I e abo wa~ ~ecrc·
tary of Ihe Lubbock Counl y Oem·
Te~a,
ocrat ic Commiltce .
On Oclober 16. 197 1. Jim wu,
appointed an Inlernalional Reprc·
.entative Hnd a"ig ned to the Con·
\lfUCrion and Maintenance Department in Ihe Inlern<llio nal am c. IIi ,
uUlie, in Ihe dcpanment have in·
cluded handling the Re,identia l Or·
g,lIlizlI1g Program ICRO P), A <L·
cia InlcrnalDi 'pules Plan (Anicle
XX, affecting con,u'uction loca l
lInion). Inlernal iona l Specially
Agreement'-!. Alyc,ka gri cvance~ at
111l:: nationa l level. ~arcty i s:, u c~ Hr411
feeling co n ~trllction membe" . 'gn
a nd Motor Shop i"uc. (includi ng
Ihe Sign Indll'lry Dispute 130ard)
and ser ing a!t i.I ... !:. i ~ lanl ~c rctary
to the Council on I nduMrial Rela·
lion"
In additi!)'l to hi~ 1. 0. Juties. he
h as b e en
ac ti ve on
Ih e foll owin g CO rn -
mil tees:
Na l io n al
Electr ical
Co d c
( N F P A·
70): Elec·
lrical FqlllJ)mcnt Main·
tenance (, F PA-70B): Electrical
Safel) Requiremen l' for E mplo) ee
Workpla e, ( FPA· 70E): Electri·
ca l Requircmenl s of Indu,trial h,·
chinery ( F PA · 79j (chairman):
FPA e lectrica l Advi,ory Com·
millee (NFI'A·70A Rc,iucnlial a nd
FPA·70L In , pecl io nl:
alional
Elecl rical Sign Tri·Trade. : T ri·
Traue, for Mod ular Housing: "ite r·
nale to c lecl rr cal Freid Servl e,
Advisory COlllm iltee; T 64 a nd
TC44 Advi, ry Groups; 113 ' W
Ea~lern Code Advisory Grou p ; al1d.
\'a riou~ l y ,
:o.cCrclary. vi c chairman
a nd chairman of F PA Eleclrical
ection.
Brolher harp ,crveu in the U . .
I avy from May 1942 to Oelober
1945. lie and h" wife . Thelma L ..
have IWI) ch ildre n- J ame. C. Jr.
a nd Su;an An nette . Jim', ouhidc
lIltere,t, include hunting and Ihh·
mg.
While Ihe Brotherhood" ill mi s,
hi, dedicateu . experienced ;,crvice.
the officer. an u member .. wi,h the
harp~ many ye"" of well·de·
~crvcd rclircln': ll t.
ft
I" ~;W
JOURNA I.IAt GUST
IY~Y
enlbers
Retire
-Allen S. Minckl(,I'
Third District
-
Ton~
BucccUa
.,'ouI'I h Distl'icl
WANTED:
YOUR
ony
Represe ntative AIS, Milleklc .
the Thiru
T
Itrictlellntearnational
retired
nlloum.:cd hi s retirement Cfk
~is­
01'
fcc ti vc Augu ~t I , Brother Minckler
wa:-. initialed into Loca l 806. Ell en·
vi lle. New York. on Novembe r 9.
1956, That Illcal h,,, amalgamateu
in to LOCld
631. Newhurgh. ew
York ,
Il ucccila. FOUr! h f)i,triet
Inh.!rnaliona l Rc p ....:'cnta ti vl'.
0 11 Jun e I, Doc u m~ nt ' in the
1. 0. rcc\)nl hi:-. initiation int\) L.\)cal
1127. Rkh lllllnd. Indiana. in 1946,
li e i, ul'rel1t ly n mcmber of Local
19R5. North Canton. Ohio,
Hc'>C.vcd
a" b "" inc,'\ manager-financial . . ceretaryand
He,,-'fVoo
hi" loca l a~
...
manager.
bLl~inc\
ExeclItive
rini-llH:ia l
sec rctary .
h"r lIi,local union
pn!, id cn l .
...crv ice al-
vice pres ident. Executive IJool'd member and
Examining Boa rd rncl11hcr. In addition. he
a member of the
egollating. Organi/ ing. App rentice,hip. An nuity. Pension . Health
and Welfare. am] Entcrlainment
w,,,
W,\\
<0
lI1c1uded
appoilllcd an Int crna-
hood--or '/tose oj your l1arellts Or grmuJparellts. We (Ire
cerraill ,/Ie reSf oJ lite IIJ£II'
wo uld wa lll to read about
Ihese experiellces.
Please selld us yo ur a" ecdoles, photographs. mem orabilia . etc., fo r in clusion i" thij'
special, ollce-in.a.I'/l!/ime l'eries. Materials received will be
halldled careJlllly alld rell/med
10 you as soo" as pOl'sible.
elld material 10 Mary AI/II
Vall Aleler, I)irer.lnr, Journal
DelJUrllllelll, /125 - /51h
Slreel, N. W. , S ilite /001.
Wa shill gto ll , D ,C. 10005.
omrnittcc"i,
0" 1"l'ch 16. 1958 . Tony w:"
appllintcd an International Repl'c",cnlHtlYC and a" ... igncd to the FOLirth
for ~crvic.:lng manufaclUring Incal ...
in Ohio. Kentuck y and Indiana , Iii,
1974. and a" igned to the Thirll
Oi,tric!.
He ... cr cd a, a memher of the
ew York State l3uilding and Const ruc tinn Executive Board and On
cxpcni,c
10
lime c;tudie-,.. \ age
In-
cen tive\ und juh cV;'llua luJn ... proved
va\uahk
t(l
aU the. un;t .... he a"""lcd.
York Sta te AleL-C IO COPE, I li s
cri llcat ion inei lldcd scveral labor
IIlcluti ing AT&T. Siemcn,. "nh
American Philip . . and Hoover.
Tony ami hi'\ wife . Naomi. h :1VC
two ... on~ unci four gr,JO<ic hildrctl .
li e cl\ioy, boxing and ba,cball; i,
cOllrsc~
an avid golfe r ; an d he long"
at Cornell U nivcr"iity. Frolll
1950-54 he ,cryed in the U,S, :Ivy
and att ended las, A and Class B
S hool. He the n 'pent fuur year,
in the Rc'"crvc ... .
Aland G~l'aldi n e. hi' wire_ have
onc
~u n .
Craig.. AI
c njoy~
As pari oJ the evellts leadillg
up IQ Ihe /oOlh tmll;,'ersary
uUbralion oJ Ihe 18EII', Ihe
IBEW Journal .,ill soon begin
prill/ing e:rcerpl.'l/rom orgalIized labor's alld Ihe W E IV's
history. Mosl of yo u , .,helh er
actil!e or retired, It med ea" or
Calladian , ha ve memories of
impor/aul lzappe"iug.'i f rom
yO Ur' early days it! 'h e IJ ro/h er-
Grievance, Sa{'ety and i3cncnh
tiona l Rcprc",cnlali vc on Marc h 15.
the Adv i,ory Committee of New
Journal To Publish
History Series
mcmbcr.., hi p Ull the Job EVtll ll illion ,
Oi.,trict ,tarC lie wa' I'c,pon'lble
Committee ... ,
AI
l~ntll1lcm­
REMINISCENCES,
MEMORABILIA
10
Ihe
Amcric~1f1
Leg.ion and ,evera l frH4
ternal organil"t i"n. , The BrotherhOlHJ wi ... hc ... him a ll Ihe hc~t in hi~
rClir..:mcnt.
e
hunting,
fi,hing. bllwling. ha"ball and b:,,kcthall and helongs to the Kiwani< ,
Congral uhHlolh and be~l wishes for
an enjoyable ret irement, AI. from
the ent ire Ifl EW,
e
IH EW JO UKNA LlI\ l1(illST 19S9
41
Minu tes and Report or the lIilE'I'lHitifllHii
Exec uth'e Council Regular Meeting
1111l I):guu.r mCoeli ui of the IllIern.tllumtl I!.l\t>:ullye
CoutICll was CfllIed 10 order by Chrmman I.klwdcn lit 9
a. m ,I\IOnoJIIY. MIIY2'J, 1989, C>.ku membersoflheCoullcll
in nllendllnee ... ere M !~~y, RIl'l"hcrl)', Bexley , I\'I<1n,
Mu\lone~ , MeN n1ry , McAvoy nnd Sweeney.
ImprOI:ter Apl:teal
APIK:ul or Local Union 876
The l Ee rccC-ivcd 01'11': appeal which. oI'ler reylew, V, M
mled 10 be improperl)' berore Ihe Coulicll :moJ , Ilu::rrJore.
cuuld nor be recogn ized.
011 br:halr uf Locnl Union 87t.. 8I1jlnc:~!> Ma nager John
R. l)c(IelLr llp pealeoJ Ihlllh:CISII,"~ orlutemarionul PreSldenl
UII IT)', ~ nd cl'cll I)n Februury 24, 19!1.9. lind March I , IW.
c:onCnnillll l.utRI Union K76Jun~lcII01l,
A review o(lhc tile In Ihe MlLller rc,'crdJ thlit On December
~, 1 \oI~II, Inrernallonal V\l,'c l'rCsKlent Jllmes Conwa y sett led
ro w(Ort.. diillUIC btl ...·een Local Unions 676 (too 692 by
IIWl1nling lhe \Io·orl.: In di1pure 10 l.A)(.'al Union 69t The
isslle Invlllvc:d work 111 (I SWll.Ch YMd conlrol huuse . Mulland
CUlcnemrlon VenlUre, MltI\II U.d , MII.:luHlm.
rhe recunl revellb Ihal BU\Tnc\s MllnU(!cr [)cGc;lr chu ms
Ihal LOCR] UllIlm K76 hllo.l pelfUHued II1Is particular work
flOO limllill w(lrk !\lr nllm} ~ca~. lotemiltlonRI Vice Pre~ ·
Ide til C(lI1 WIlY ruled l!r;li\ thc iDi!W CmlStiluliorl pl\Jvidc
rha l t hl,' v,'ork In"·oI ... ed in Ihl~ dispute falll;n tbe Juris<iiclion
"r lI1e Mlhe~ h'IVolv~ d In Ihr In side Uranch of 1he Industry,
mKi Local Union fl76 i, Inv('ll'o'cd Irt work nf rhe Omside
Unlllch l,Ir Ihc I ndll ~ t ry Loc.KI 692 is on IlIsldc locol uni o n
IlIId WitS Ilwhrded IIH:jUJ'isdlclion on Ihis v,·orksite.
In hi~ dcei~ lon den)'ulM the oppeaJ, Inte mallunlll Presldenl l1an), MGtctlm parI,
Unlimely Appeal
lIle
The
received two o.l"!l'ICals v,'hich, on being rcvi~ \I.. ed.
were fl)und 10 be: u nlimd~ berore the Council and, lhere _
rl)lI:, could Iml be recogni zed
IntcrlUtlional President
Pre$ldenl nllrry mer v,' ilh Ihe liT 11 number of I lme~ 10
dlscu!>s II variety IIf mUllet's Brreclln~ nil I)rnnches of lile
Brulherhoocl
l oternnUona l Sccretary
Secrelary Moore prc$(!nlcd fin(lntilll reporl! covC'nn, Ihe
IIU!W Pension F UlI(j um! Iht InvC11 rnem !'onfollo of Ihe
8rolherhOOIl ben h 10 Ltlnlldll ~ml1l1 e Un llet! llUUU
Amendment 10 Rules and Regul:lIions
Covering th e Pension Pla n ro r In terna[iollal
OiYkers, Heprcsenla lh'Cs and Ass islllnlS and
Ihe Pensiflll Plan for Office EIIII)loyees of
Ihe Internalional Brotherhood of Eleclr ical
Workers
Anlc-If I l l, Section 11, Sl.lo,~CIIQ!IS I II ) ;tnd (lSI, uflhe
UH! W ConShlution provide a~ follo .....':
Legal
~ren se
l'&ynicnU fOr lela! defense Ill,lde from the Dcfen'oC Fund
were examlrled IIrW II.J}fIr\)ved III accl)rdance 10.'1111 Ihe
requ irt mcnl _ of Aniele XI. eelion 1. orth< Cll nj (ll ul lon.
Transfer
ur Funds
In IIceor(hlnoe wirh Ihe provl~ions of Amele XIV, Seclilln
II. ur rh e ISEW C'onsIIlIIIIIJn . Ihe: Slun I.If InI.6M.90 wn~
lrunsferrcd rrom rllr MllilBr)' Sc:r ~lI;:e " \,II"" h,l lire I DEW
Pr:n~lon Fund ~..mt.rrnj; Ihe monlh$ or I;ebnlar),. Murch
Ilnd Apri l 1989.
lIl VCSIUlCIlt.~
The fepon (If the fuoJ in ... t~lmen l 8Cl1un by lhe Inler·
nlliional Pre'kicnl nnc.l Inr emh\lonal Secreillory )ince rhe
iIIsr COllne11 meedlli
WR~
pre<tenleJ 10 Ihe 111(', uaml nc:d
and approved
"(I II Tht I.E.C . ;, authOrized to ma kt ~ uch chaoGes
or ~ meMments necessa ry 10 QuslTl y Ihl! ro lan un..:lcr
Sectio n ,,"Olla) of the Intern Al Revemle COOe ."
"( I ~ ~ The I. E.C. IS empowered 10 I!sllihllsh slich rilles
and re&ulalions liS it dee illS .appropll BIC aOlllo moolfy
~ o. IIIC folr I h~ cffc~lulllun li nd IIdmifllslrul(on IIr the
pro~l$iorl~ ofthl~ Arti cle . .. . T he I.E .C, I~ futl ht-r
[l,u)horiz.cd \0 miU:e <Ie6nitlons ofl he le t (r) j used In Ih lS
Article and TO mllke in terf)relalion s of these COn51 11\1lional provisions a nd i ts mit's and reguIAlion~. which
5hall be final ftnd brnd lng ·t1\e de~i $ lon $ (Ir t he I [C
on IlII que s linns a rising hereunder, in~l u<li n.ll c asu or
..,lijlhililV fu r and ~OIllJlurHli on of rhr: 1l.1Il()nn l of benelit ~, shall be linal and bmdlllll ..
The Employee R~)ircmc';nI Income. Secm'l)' Act alld Ihe
Inlernal Re"'r:nue Code. ~ IImended, ser forth (1)\)<.ltlntive
requirement'" fuf pension plans.
Tht' lEe reviewed e:tisling Plan Ruic:s a nd ite&ulmions
Wit h Ihe plan uctuari c~ and CI,mns-cL ApprQPrulre omendments were made liS reqll ired rn keep eDch of Ihe pcn ~IOIl
plrrn~ III cOlllpirflnce with i:o~ erning le&i~hllll:m .
FinAncilll Rt purlS
'111c 1lIKIIrll('h rept'l r1.S f'Of I hc.YoI. rlolI~ fimd~ (If Ihe Ilro th
erhQl'Jd were: prc:.sented 10 Ihe the, eMUlllne.1 and fil eu,
Retircment Or Intt rnlJtional Represenlatives
Aprrrov~1
\liRA jp1illlcd \)~ ItlC
U:.C to (hI!
rOliowinll
represen tativel reqlleSTl1\8 rtllrtn1c n1
Tony Bnccelill- c:O'e c u vc J u ne I , 1"'89 IFumth 1)l s!riC-1 1 R.,
Geor(lc t! . S ml lh-i;ll'f'c.:live July 1. 19119 (SlIfet)' .. nd
Helllih DcmlrtmCnl DlfCC10r )
Allen S. Minckler_ITeClivc AlIlIISl I, 198'} (Th ird
DISlricL 1 R. )
John I'. Coleman_elTccllve Seplenll.1Cl I , 19K~(Pif'h
DI~trl.;:ll R,l
J.x Carrillo-cfrecljvc De crJ'ji)cr I , I'JH9 L eVClllh
DI~lrlct l. R.)
Rl c ha n l Wi!l aert_ d f«liye J nrlll Hry I. I~ ( Br(w.j·
ClI&[ing.ln,1 ito:c(lrdln. l)ep!lrlml.n! I it .)
Resoluti on of TB EW Inter nation al Exccutlve
Council Con cernin g IBEW Pensioll Benefit
Fund Proct.'<lures Governing QU Alified
I)o mel,tic Relations O rder
WI!EK I~AS. Ihe kelirel
nt Equity Act or 19S4, a federr.1
law, Jltnc:mily T«illires Ih.3.1 pcnjh)n plam "~!r;tll establi~h
rCllsonobk procedures 10 detenrune II\(- Qualified ilntUJ of
d Omc ~Tit" rc:IGlion~ or(lers r,nd In ndminisur di'lrit-lIIion~
uOOcr \lKh (I M.e;rs". aM
WHHREAS. rhl' tH EW I't:n~io n Hend ll l:'ulnl hilS deIcrnmlc:d Ihal il shollM establish re:I~lJnab h: pTocr:dures 10
oJ ele rnun e Ihe ~ualiticd stalu~ of d Olnutle: rr1;1II0n~ ()rdc~
lind t l,) ad minbter dlstflbu.iolu under auch oNen~
NOW. TlIE..Rll FORE . ill \l~I.V ...h..... ~ "';llltllC: .o\lthol;l)
veSled In it by thl.' IlIEW Cunslirution, Ihe In rernfuional
~lCcurlvt: COlinCl1 he reby !.lIlopls Ihe IDEW l'('n~lon UencHt
FlUid ~edures Jovcming Qua lifio:d Domestic Rc:llIlIons
ONel),.
" In Ihe In~ l alll clI"e. the work 11\ <!lh:.i!LOn is Inside a
buililin& nnll elc-orly the jllrt~d iC li{)n (If lhe memh",,~
r:lllplllyed 111 Ihe hlsldc Rm neh uf the induJlry "
The II ~C haJ. cOllel\llIy revlcwetlr he r~urd before II. and
allslll!ll, the dC C1~I(ln' uf Ihe Inlell1:1l1oolll VrcSldc:nt.
Accordingly, Ihe .p!)Cal I~ drnled .
Appelll of Klilph A lJcrna thy
On AUfl,\J~t 2, 1m, ~haraes \Iocre filed Ilgllinst Brother
Killph Ahcmulhy . 11. mCnlllc.r or Local Unio n 211, by It
rcllo\\' ",ember. IJrClher Wi11lnm Cunningllllm , aJleging
\'iOIIUiolis uf $evc",1 subseellulis of Article XXVJ I. Seclion
I. Ii the IIJ EW runstrlulion .
On Septemher 13.
L.ocal Um()(1211's Tnal Boord
cwill uclc<l II. h(aring. and rendered" d«ISIOIl on Scprernber
1m.
Ih rvlluw~.
HHj W Consr[lutlon. Anlcle XX VII. $(-cl ;on I:
26,
1 ~S8,
SII\»ecl ;OI1 (2)
Not GUilty
SUQsccl ior'l lS)
(jullty
Sub~cl lol)
Guilt)'
(6)
FillC S9O\)
Fine- $SOO
Fine S800
Su!»tct ion (7)
Guilty
SUPstctjon (17)
Oulhy
PlflC $900
The- Trlnlll«lN Ic vied niles tOl1111113 S3,400.
Inremltllonal Vice f'reald(nl Paul Whit, on Bppc-al.
III{I(!IPed Ihe ul'<;h)Qn Qr L.«iI Unkm 212', Trial ~rd as
follow,,:
m Bw C(ln~lhlllil)n, Ankle XX VII . Sec tkln 1
S~Jbie('ll on (1J
Not Gmlty
Su,"eeilon (~)
Guil ty
Fine $900
Subm:llon ((,J
NOTCull!)!
Sll b~ect ion (71
No l (lITiI!y
Sllb~echml 071
Nor Guilly
Vice 1'rc5JUent Wnle ,u8lah>t<l the finc (If $900 for lhe
Y{\llnt!\,ln or Ankle XXV II , StC!lOfl I, SubsectIOn (SI.
On rllrth~r uPl'titl by Hrolher Al;Icmnl hy, Inlt':rrnuiomd
l'resu lc nl BaN)' ru led Ihll \ the 'r"al llt)~rd or l..tICml Union
212 ' 5 dC C'IIk} 1l liS um rmcd hu l lll ooi llett h~ rhe International
Vice 1't(:~ldent I1e ul'lrekl ll1ld. tl1crc:furc, denlc d Ih e appeal .
Thc II:. Ira c QfetUll y eA.n ulIed Ih ~ file before il III thll;
npPt'lI l l1r l)ro ther Abctllall1y. Brolher Abc:mlilhy admi ts
IhAl he w\'>I'kc:J fnr the no ,,II\\1011 Aurorll C.hkel COlllv&ur
ptriod tlrll nlt' bUI denl e.~ wQrking on 5Cveral specific
dllY~ a lle.\lcd in 1he charges. Inlerrmllonrlll'rc5idl!nr IbTT~' .
tn hiS dC(I~lon. AUrlc d 111111 Ihe clraracs were of a m051
!oCfi"U) Aollllrc :mll . In \ ' leW uf Ihe c lrcu ll1 ~hlllCC5 , I h~ r 11m
fUI II
Inlerna lional O ffice Employee Vcslcd
hi acc()r(jancc wllh th<l ptOyi'IOM of ArtieH:: III . Seclion
1li18), of Itit IB EW OII£(mn ll:m , !he l lie IIjlI'fOvetlll1 c
vested pension ~Ilplicallon or (lllke ernll'lnycc John j,
Adams.
42
Fo rlU al hlvcstigation
A forrJ'j11 chnrge wa.~ fil("d wil h lho': I ntemallon::!) E,'(ec,
uuvt. Council. '11;0:: eMrse ftlleges u;rt:lin violAt ions ilf
Arh ~le XII , Section 4(d). of lhe I SEW QmsTiwtion by a
p.e;n~lonc:d mcmber. The II!C re vlcwed the c harge :u1d
ordered Ii fOtllllllmYCShp llv n, he:trln8 and rcpurt ,
flile W,n 1101 ~'\I.~·&_IH' !Jut nl\l~1 lewen!.
'I'hc II! ,lifter revll!w lngl1J1 lhc -evlI,!entr In (hi8 mlitte r.
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Pens (90) lalli, F W
2400 00
2400.00
Pens i961
FI
Pens (93) 8ny. J F
2.400 00
Pens (93) IMidtn, F. J.
2.400 00
Pcn~ (ga,
Miomf. H F.
2400 00
Pens 199) SIItler, W. E.
24110 00
Pens (IOJ) ConroolIy. E. a
2.'0000
Pl:rc, 1100) Cullell. F X.
2.400 00
Pens (103) M!nslage. J. H. 2.400 00
Pens (103) Sweeney. e. J
2.400 00
Pens (108) Momgomlry, C, E 2.400 00
Pens (110) Slandllrt. C. G. 2.400 00
Pens 1112) Massingill, 0 J
2.400 00
Perls 1112) MtCiment, J. B. 2.400 00
Pens (112) Singllial. C E.
2.400 00
Perls 1"6) Cllnloo, C. O.
2,400 00
PerlS (116) Gle~MIII , R. G.
2,400 00
Pons (116) Mallasic, l. J.
2,400 00
PCIIS (116) Pelennan, C. M. 2,40000
2,400 00
Pens (124) Bowlin , D. C.
PllfI~ (1241 Gruum, R. E.
2.400 00
Pens (124) umons. H. R.
2 400 00
Pens (124) Lu4en. H. C.
2.40000
Pens (124) Shan. P.
2.40000
Pens (12' 1 SleW. C. C.
2,400 00
Pens (124, S","", K 8
2 400 00
Pens (m) Bales. G. l .
2,400 00
Pens (125) Bond. M. L
2.400 00
Pens (125) Condell. ~ B.
2,400 00
2.400 00
Pens (125) Conrad, P A.
Pens (1251 Dawler. L E.
2 400 00
Pen, (125) Gnm, O C.
2400 110
2 400 00
Pens (125) Wa_ J F.
Pens (126) CI>eooey, 0 F
2.'110 00
Pens (126) Witsal. H H
2 4110 00
Pens (130) Ream, H. C.
2.400 00
2400 00
Pens (134, to..glla. J R
Ptn. (134) FuIIong. J.
2.:100 00
2400 00
Pens (134) HteUll. J. E
Pens (134' lamltrt. W.
2.400 00
Pens (134, lewis, O. W.
2.400 00
2. 400 00
Pens (134 ) Mc"'~. R. J.
Pens (134, Hft$$!ll. H W.
2,400 00
Pens (134 ) O'Connell . E. W. 1029 00
Pen!:. (771
"';to.
Pens
Pens
Pens
Pens
Amoanl
SUI'1IIme
1134'
(134)
1134,
(134)
1134)
1134)
1134)
(136)
(136)
(136)
(136)
1130)
(144)
1146'
Pelersoa, C D.
Smm. R.
SUlII1iJIl. G J.
Uklejl, S. J.
Wald. A. E..
Wllocil. J. H.
24110 00
2,4110 00
WOln, K.
2,400 00
2,400 00
2AOO 00
2.400 00
2.400 110
a.uiM, W . ~
2.400 00
2,4110 00
2.400 00
Stoll,
l.
B
.
Pens
2.400.00
PD n ~
Mich3el. G. l.
2, 400 00
Pens
Allen Jt" C. L . 2,400.00
Colvin,
l.
R.
Pans
2,400 00
2,400.00
Pens (159) falWell, M. J.
Pcns. (159) Hm~ , M. J. "
566 ,66
Pens (159) AoW1e'f', C. M.
2,400 00
Pens (160) lorelll. C. F.
2.400.00
Pen, (166) OI~er, f{ J.
2,-10000
Pen, (175) Norris. O. l.
2,400.00
Pens
Fusler, A R.
Plte , R. E.
Pens (1tl1) 1Ied:In!lham, A. J. Z,400.OU
Pen,
Pen'
Pen,
Pens
Pens
Pens
Pen,
(183)
(183'
(185)
(185)
(193,
(196)
(202)
Pt~,
(m)
2.400 00
2,400110
2.400 110
Adams, C. C.
Sm. H G,
Gangner. J. O.
Wells. r. r.
Walk!!l. L E.
Vance. l L
2.400.00
2.1100 00
JaIYlS, L P.
2,4110 110
2.4110 110
; 400 00
Pens (213) Mlqlbot. J.
2.400.00
Pens 1214) P!I1t, H. J
Pens (229) _ - ' F. W.
Pens (242) PeteJSOn. E. V
Pens (245) ",rtw;.\, M. C.
Pen, 1258) 8uldemui. M
Pens (258) Tbody. C. G
Pens (258) ~u. H. F.
Pem. (263) 8td.aIltf, C. 0
Pens (266) Casey. E.
Pen, (271) lfentlerson. P. W.
Pen, (278) Snyd", M.
2.4110 00
2.400.110
Pen. (280)
In_.C. I.
Gllf, L
2,400 00
2.400 110
2.400 110
2.400 110
2.400.110
2.'00 00
2.400 110
2.400110
2,400.00
2.400.00
Pens (284) 81i1$$, H
Pens (29?) BerT!s. F. J..
Pens (292) Doyle, R. E.
2.40000
Pen, (300) Darling. G. R.
Pen, (302, Nelson, E. J.
Pens (304) Rolli, E. E.
2.400.00
Pens (306)
Thom~ s,
800.00
2.400.00
2.400.00
2,400.00
2,400.00
2,400 00
2, 400 00
2,40000
2.40000
2.400 00
2.40000
2.400 00
G. M.
Pens (308) Wiley, Q.
Pens (309) Shelby, l R.
Pens (317) Arbaugh, D. W.
Pens (323) Myrn. W. E.
Pens (323) Sellei', A. J.
Pens (3261 Higlon. rl E.
Pens
Pens
Pens
Pens
Poos
Pens
Pens
Pens
(332)
(338)
(339)
(340)
(340)
(343)
1344)
(347)
Perr:s (349)
Pens
Pens
Pens
Pens
Pens
Pen,
Pons
(349)
(349)
(353)
(353)
(357)
(357)
1358)
Pens !3 58)
Saltlle~.
M. F
SlIu1I", W. M.
Garran. D.
HlcOamd. C. W.
Mooissey. E
2.400.00
Ohman. E. "-
2 4110 00
Rau, D. M.
Jeob, J
2. 400 00
2.400 00
2.400.110
2.400 00
00
s.._. R C. 2400
2 4110 00
UadoIhiI. t T.
t.
2400 00
Waller. R.
2.400 00
WIlold, S.
2 400 00
Ellis, R. ".
" "'.... 41, A.
Slmns. P. A.
Menn, E. It
1,...11. c. ~
Pens 364) Jahni.e. R. L
Pen> (365) Mayfield. J. I.
2.40000
F. 2.400 00
2,400 00
2.400 00
2.400.00
2.400 00
2.400.110
47
Suraame
lOU!
Pens
Pens
Pens
Pens
Pens
Pens
Pens
1369)
(369)
(3.9)
(369)
1375)
(379)
(379)
(3117)
(3117)
(397)
(397)
1'25)
(426)
Amount
Hood. J. 8.
2.400 00
2.400 00
O'lI"!. P. E.
2.400.00
Aussman, A2.400 00
2.400 .00
tou"". R. t
Iiuest U .
2.400 00
2.400 00
510""'. G. I.
Pen<
8unt. H. M.
2.400 00
Pens
Brown, G M
2.'00 00
Pens.
.\boll. R. W.
2.400 00
_
.... M.
Pons
2.'00 00
faIey. H. w.
2.400 00
Pens
Pens
2.400 00
8oK>. I. R.
Pens (426)
L H. 2.400 00
Pens (428) luter, C. l
2.400 00
_
1·28) !po.... t t
2.400 00
_
.
t
J.
2•• 00 00
Pens 14i?iI)
_
('29) MderwI, M. G 2.'00 00
Pens (429) Bo!i. J. O.
2.'00 00
_
(429) _
. f. O. 2.400 00
P1!n, 14311) 1dIoim..... H t. 2.400 00
Pens 1440) c.o.doy. C. t
2.'00 00
2.400 00
Pens ('40) 1/'tSM. G
Pens (441) __ M. W.
2400 00
Pens (441) ioIMr. I\. H.
2.'00 00
Pens (441) _
. M. M.
2.400 00
_
(445) w,g..o, f. J.
2.'00 00
_
1455) En• • I
2.'00 00
Pens ('59) _
. G. ~
2.400 00
Pens (461) CW:oI. A. Jl
2.400 DO
Pens (470) Calley. L L
2.'00 00
2.400 00
""" ('75) W"*,,,. O O.
_(471) _
. C. G.
2.'00 00
Pens 1.&77) Spicer, C l
1.'0000
Pens 14n) W_. H. G.
2.400 00
_
(471) _ .... C. C. 2.400 00
Pens (478) Rof, H. J
2.400 00
P,ns (47~) _
.C
~ .00 00
2.400 00
Pens ('80) Itunl A- C
Pens (.81)
R.
2.400 00
Pens (481) 1 _. Lf
2.400 00
Pens (483) BeI1aci, G. L
2.'00 00
_
(483) ca...1t f.
2.400 00
_
(491) """ A- W.
2.400 00
Pens 1494) _
. L t 2.'0000
_
('94) _ J D
2.400 00
Pens (494) _
O. f. 2.'00 00
Pens (494) V _. J.
2.400 00
_
15(0) HohmJ... P
2.400 00
_
(5111) 110,.."". c. t 2.'00 00
_
(5111) _
. W H.
2.400 00
Pens 1505) _ ,. B. R. 1.200 00
Pens (508)
2.400 00
Pens 1508) 111...,. M M
2.400 00
Pens 1518) _
. C. O.
2•• 00 00
Pens 1522) .... C. A2.'00 00
Pens (527) HoOg... J. I
2.400 00
Pens (527) RII>1OII. I. E
2.400 00
Pens (527) SelleH•• l. O.
2.'00 00
Pens (540) 1oI11lIo. G. O.
1.400 00
lively, I. W
"'"""I.
_ .!
_
.U
.....,
$lKMml
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2.40000
2 400 00
2.'0000
240000
2400 00
2.400 00
2.400 00
2 400 00
2.400 00
2 400 00
2.400 00
2.400 00
2 400 00
2.400 00
2.400 00
80000
Pens (618) RotInuft, R W 2.' 00 00
2400 00
Pens (626) Sholl>' . t t
Pens 1632) SlJmm, O P
2.' 00 00
Pens (640) _ . W. I
2.' 00 00
P1!ns (640) 11eoo\. ' J.
2.400 00
.w.a. 2.00 00
Pens 1648) _
. HO 2 400 00
Pens (6'9) _
. G. W. 2.<00 00
Pens 1649) W_
2.400 00
Pens 1651) Gasll:I, G. W,
Pen, (651) WiIdIIIIDb, F C 2.400 00
_
(658) _
. 1'11.
2400 00
_
(659) _ . W 2.400 00
_
(659) SpI'G. t
2400 00
_
(660)
Tner Il H.
2.<00 00
. It.
2.400 00
Pens (683) _
_
(684) 10m.. M. W.
2.400 00
Pens (684 ) """"f
2.400 00
Peru: (684) ",",. J. R.
2.<00 00
. R.
Pens (692) _
2.400 00
Pens (697) _ . R t
2'00 00
2.400 00
Pens 1697) ClrlDI, S. G
Pens (697) bitt, H. H.
2.'00 00
Pens (697) WoIill'"'. J.
2.'00 00
PenS (700) ...... L
2.'00 00
Pens (701) GI.... R. M.
2.400 00
2.400 00
Pens (7021 Reed. G W.
Pens · I~)
Renner. J
Pens. (558) 8ell, W. S
Pens (565) Camp.w., 6 L
Pens (!iG9) Tldball. A. J.
Pens 15701 Zoellner, R G
Pens (576) .10<..... J. ~ .
Pens 1578) _ . C. W
I R
Pens (584)
Pens (591) Riddle, W,
_
(595) fenI. f P
Pens (595) PmI. H. O.
_
1602) Kalle, H E
Pens (602) T~tr, J. O.
Pens 1611 ) Uim. J P.
Pens (613) Ouftcan, l C.
Pens (618) JlcoIIsI:a. I. H.
_nI
_ II"',
(702)
Pens
Pens
Pens
..",
Pens
","s
_
Pen"
Pens
Pens
Pens
Pens
Pens
Pens
Pens
Pens
Pt:11S
W
. . . ., 1i ~
l .4UU 00
Y",*I. I. R.
...... OH
f _ . W. I.
_ F. B
CIiIden. F
SoiIP. tH
2.400 00
2.400 00
2.400 00
2.400 00
2.400 00
2.400 00
......, A.J
2.400 00
?OO 00
\tufIIa. H. t
_
.G
2.400 00
Holbetl" , f. W. 2.400 00
a.n. J. t
2.'00 00
_
. Wf
2.'00 00
_ . H. W.
2.400 00
2.400 00
101""1. K. C
0.,*,. W. F.
2.400 00
Cooroy. J. J.
2.'00 00
(824) UllIt, J. L
2.'00 00
(716)
(716)
(716)
1721)
1728)
1730)
(7:1.1)
(748)
1760)
1773)
(781)
(781)
(7841
(816)
(817)
amount
Sumlme
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2.400 00
Pens. 1828) ..... t. t
Pens (83.) HultlllnSOll, M. H 2.400 00
Pens (846) Fltllloor. ~ C.
666 .67
Pt!1I) (846) lee, J. "2.400.00
Pons (862) WtfuIn. l. E.
2.400.00
2.400.00
Pens 1872) """ f N.
Pens (872) Wny 81.• R. 0
2.40000
Pens (874) Hom, p, H.
2.40000
Pens (880) Bnndes. J N
2.400 00
Pens (880) Gudo. w. J.
2.40000
Pens (889) HayOen. M. W.
1.200 00
Pens (894) tunmll1ll', H. J. 2,400 00
P,ns (902) _ . E. R.
2.400 00
Pens 1902) Sdllndler, B. B. 2.400 00
2.400 00
P,"s (90') AjOIdI. O. C.
Pens (9 10) Pool. C. G.
2.400 00
Pens (918) _ . J. W.
2.400 00
Pens 19'0) 1 _. W. H.
2.'00 00
P,ns 1972) MII1iI. G. R.
2.400 00
. O. R 2.'00 00
Pens 1972) _
p"", (995) _
. LS. 2.400 00
Pens 1995) GeriIdI. t L
2.400 00
2 400 00
Pens (1081) SoIIx, A- G.
Pens (1095) _
. P.
2 400 00
Pens (IIOSI n.m... •. D
2400 OQ
Pens 11191) _
. ~ H.
240000
Pens 11191) ~. W L 2400 00
Pens 11206) Mal. C. R.
2.00 00
Pens (1228) label. I. A2400 00
...ens
(124!>1 HagUoII, Ii ,..
(1245) Wool. R. R.
(1259) _ . R L
(1260) hII. P.
( 1315) ~. W. I .
(1339) M _ l w.
(1353) _
. R. L
11362) Villi. R. f.
(I )7~) 1b"' . t H.
(1393) CdeId. 0 G
11393) KiIg. I. t
(1426) _
. W.
(1432) _
D. L
Pens (1460) _
. C. J.
_
(1460) _ . D V
Pens 11527) _
. H. L
_
(1547) _ . G A-
Pens
Pens
Pens
rem
_
Pens
Pens
P'.n.'
Pens
Pens
_
Pens
Pens (1575) CII1ey, W. I.
","S (1579) ConIeo. R. G.
Pens (1.73) _
.H .
Pens (HlO) _ . B.
Pens (1814) _
. H•
.... (1908) SIIIIp. J. ~
Pens 11911)
H.
Pens (1937) IJornbert. t 'II
_
11956) _ , K.J.
_
(21511) _ . W f.
Pens (2295) Ems!, J. H.
Pens II 0 I _
. I.
Pens (I a I 8atidewid!., A. J.
Pens (I 0 \
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ISEW PENSION
8ENEFIT fUND
Internatio-I
8rcrth ..... ood
of llectrical
Wort&erS
Pension and
De4IIh Benefit
Number admiHed to pension last month
Total number 00 pensioo
, .U
00
2'00 00
2.'00 00
2.'00 00
2.'00 00
2400 00
2.400 00
2.400 00
? 400 00
2400 00
2400 00
2.400 00
2400 00
2400 00
2.40000
2400 00
2.'00 00
VOOOO
2.400 00
2.'00 00
2400 00
2.' 00 00
2.'00 00
2 400 00
2.'00 00
2.400 00
2.400 00
2.400 00
2.400 00
2.' 00 00
2.400 00
lG£il
Amaunl
2.400.00
Pens (10) 8itIelTRill, M.
Pens (1.0) BuiIMmli. t. J.. 2.400.00
Pens (1.0) Blllier. G. J.
2,400.00
Pens . (1.0) Chance. T. E. . 2.400.00
Pens (10) CriIIOs. J. W.
2.400.00
Pens (10) Fa.., O.
60000
2.400.00
Pens (10 ) Fenal, C R.
Pens (I a ) Fljoo. L L
2.' 00 00
Pons. (I 0.) Fal, W. J.
2. 400 00
Pens (I a ) f"Y. W. 8.
2.400 00
Pens (I 0.) Friedman, H.
2.400.00
Pens (I a ) ""Y. O. J
2. ' 00 00
Pens (I a ) 0.".. C. O.
2.400 00
Pens (I 0.) Gould. t G.
2.400.00
Pens (I 0 .) GraadaI , R.
2.400 00
Pens II a.) Hal't'tf, M.
2. 400 00
Pens II U.) IIoldennan, L 0 2,400 00
Pens II 0) \UojIInys. G. A- 2.400 00
Pens (I 0)
Pens 110)
rellS 110)
Pens (I 0)
Pens II 0)
Pens (10)
P,n., (I 0)
Pens (I 0)
Pens (I 0)
Pens (I 0)
Pens 110)
Pens (I 0)
Pens (I 0)
Pens II 0)
Pens (I 0)
Pens (I 0)
Pens (10)
Pens (I 0)
Pens II 0)
Pens (I 0)
Pens II 0)
Pens (10)
Pens (10)
Pens 110)
Pens (I 0)
Pens (I 0)
_
(10)
_
(10)
Pens (10)
Pens (10)
Pens (10)
_
(10)
""'" (I 0)
_
(10)
Pens (I 0)
Pens (10)
Pens. (1.0 .)
Pens (10)
Pens 110)
Pens 110)
_ J. E.
_ J. P.
_ W. A.
' -. A- A_
. f. M.
...... LH.
_
I. H.
- . e. f.
Mc£Ie. R. C.
11diI1ey. G. 8.
. .... C. F.
Nldlols. C. L
0I1em. .. H.
Pool. W. W.
Pogl L I .. ..
Aij. G T
Reymcre. W. M.
Rko. L t
Rice. W. C.
1IoIdgno. A-
2.' 00 00
2.400 00
2.400.00
2,400 00
2.400.00
2.' 00 00
~ 400 00
2.400 .00
2.400 00
2.400.00
2.400.00
2.400 00
2.' 00.00
' .200 00
2.400.00
2 ,400.00
2.400.00
2,400.00
2.400 00
2.'00 00
2.'00 00
1.200.00
2.400 00
2.400.00
2.400.00
2.400.00
2.400.00
Sdiwon. W. J.
_ L O.
_ A - f.
T.,... f. W.
T.,... 'II C.
I""",. M. J.
I _. J. L
I..... J. W.
2,400 00
TIOjH. r.
2.400.00
I _ N. 2. 40000
V _ L F.
2.'00 00
W._G . H. 2.400.00
2.400 00
W• .,.. R.
Welldl. H. C.
2.400.00
YoMe. R. I.
2.' 00.00
Wit .... B. F.
2.400.00
WDOIIm. l A- •• 2.400.00
2,400.00
WriIM. w. t
lReI. H. ~
2.400.00
1/vncI~ A.
2.'00.00
Tolll Amount ., .. " . •... $1 ,253,'65.62
ELECTRICAl WORKERS'
8ENEFIT ASSOCIAnDN
HAIIONA l ELECIRICAl
8ENEFITFUND
515
414
85.555
45.560
Total pension paymenls last month
$
4,915,839.84
$ 13,681,380.06
$151,139,935.44
PayMent
Repot't
Total pension paymenls last12 monlhs
$58,54 7, 108.98
Death benetits paid las( month
$
92, 831.72
$ 1,250,098 .95
Maylvav
Death benefits paid last12 months
$ 1,064 ,601.49
$12,893,606.32
4~
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be known as
'The Union of
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Minds' "
AUCUSt 1989
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Wh en You ""ally get doWn to it, belping each other is the hllSIS of the
labor movement. And Jl elPlng eaCh other also Js the Oas,S OfUtlited Way
I CUess that IS Why so many O[ Us in orga.nJzed labor glVe to Un.Jted Way
We ·/ant to sUPPOrt programs Wh ich halp peoPle lIft thelIlselves up so
they can be llldepeOdent and self.sume/ent. 7'bro go U,,"ted Way We are
able to SUp))Ol't programs SUch as thOSe Wh'ch teach Qjj rate peopJe how
prepare
for retirement.
to reM. disabled
PeoPle how to
and our fellow "orkers how to
~
THE UNION OF
We also wan the assurance that h eJp wJ.l1 be aVailable if and whel]
We or OUr [a.rn Wes need it Through Uni'''d Way "'e have that assuranee_
Our COntribUtions heJp SUPPort programs like day care, after-schOOl actlv.
Itieskeep
[or Our
and together.
eOULlSeling to help Us copa Wjth eveIyday stresses
and
OUrl!:lds,
familIes
SOOI] YOll WUl be asked to SUPPort Uruted Way If you have n ot given
befo,.", I urge YOU to COllSl der g'Ving now It IS easy to do. espeCially W;th
Pa,yro}J dedUCtion If YOU aJreaqy are a Ul]lted Way donor, Pleas. accept
my thallks for tnaklIlg SUch a WIse deCiSIOn. Let the IEEW COntmue to be
knOwn as "The Union Of Hearts and Minds."
Best Wlshe • .
Fpater11ally Yours,
.J.JB
ern
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.J.J Barty
Interna~IOnal
PreRldent
(HEW J ourna l
1125- ISl h Ireel , N ,W,
Wa, hinglun , D,C, 2000S
Non·Prolit Org.
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PA I D
Address Correction ReClu ested
Depew, N,Y,
Perrml No. 25