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EDITORIAL<br />
J. J. Barry<br />
Internatiollal President<br />
Ihe<br />
Bi<br />
L g S ometimes<br />
Ihe only<br />
way to gel away with<br />
a lie is 10 lell a real whopper.<br />
and slick to it lime after time.<br />
and hope people evenlually won·,<br />
be able to remember what was made<br />
upand what was fac t. To this end. the<br />
U .. Treasury Department's recent repon<br />
on "upward mobility" in the United<br />
Stal~ is a perfect CaM: Mud .<br />
In 19 4 Presidenl Ronald Reagan ran<br />
hili reelection campaign around the ques·<br />
tlcn ... Are you be(lcr <strong>of</strong>f than you were<br />
four years agar And to bolster his claims<br />
<strong>of</strong> "yes" he quo led one skewed sta tisti c<br />
after another supposed ly ,l;howingjob creation.<br />
economic growth and prosperity.<br />
Il"s what a lot <strong>of</strong> people wanted LO hear;<br />
it's what a lot <strong>of</strong>pcoplc wanted to believe:<br />
even though il ran a close thi rd behind the<br />
TOO~l Fairy and Ihe Ea"er Bunny in Ihe<br />
accuracy depanment.<br />
TIlen. four year later. George Herben<br />
\Valker Bush was e lected presidenl , and<br />
he began 10 do his best 10 perpeLUale the<br />
Reagan myth <strong>of</strong> widec;pread economic<br />
pro~peri l y . In faci 11 \\a~n'l unlil four or<br />
five monlhs into Ihe currenl full-nedged<br />
r(.~ce:,~ion. that the president would acknowledge<br />
Ih31lhccconomy wasn 'l working<br />
10 the ad vantage <strong>of</strong> everyone. He<br />
vetocd-nol once. bUltwice-the extension<br />
<strong>of</strong> unemployment bcnefils to ouroul<strong>of</strong>-work<br />
Brolhers and Sisters. because he<br />
couldn't admit the seriou ness <strong>of</strong> our<br />
country's econom ic conditio n. How cou Id<br />
he have seen the country's condition. He<br />
was thcn logging almosl as much<br />
li me on Air Force One in foreign<br />
airspace as he was in the Oval Office<br />
or around the Uni ted Slates.<br />
Now. in 1992,onlya handful <strong>of</strong> momhs<br />
before this fall 's presidential elections.<br />
comes a report from the Bush T rea ury<br />
Depanment saying, guess what,lhal Presidents<br />
Reagan and Bush were righl all<br />
along: Ihings did gel beller during lhe<br />
1980s: Ihal people·s income rose, and<br />
Americans moved enmasse up the quaJily-<strong>of</strong>·life<br />
ladder.<br />
I say, lell illO the <strong>IBE</strong>W employees al<br />
Zenith 's Springfield. Missouri. planlwho<br />
arc losing their jobs as production<br />
Ihere moves 10 Mexico. Te ll it toourunion<br />
Brothers and Sisters who used 10 work at<br />
Easlern Airl ines-which aft er years or<br />
union busti ng fina lly weill out business.<br />
Remember that il was President Bush<br />
who vetoed a bill passed by Congress<br />
which called for a panel 10 try 10 work OUI<br />
3 setllemenl3t Eastern. Tell it to the " pcrmanentl<br />
y replaced" union workers a l<br />
Greyhound. I say , Iell it to them, President<br />
Bush: ask them abom upward mobility.<br />
Unions have been doing a 101 <strong>of</strong> talking<br />
10 those people who were supposedly<br />
upwardly mobile Ihese lasl 12 years, and<br />
their response should come as no real<br />
surpri se. The facl is wo rk ingpeople, as a<br />
whole.didn·t mo ve up, they moved down.<br />
11,e AFl·C10 Economic Research Department,<br />
in a February 1992 report. confinns<br />
this. The report says. "The: ri ch in<br />
America continue 10 gel richer while the<br />
majority <strong>of</strong> families struggle 10 make<br />
ends meet. More <strong>of</strong> the wealth became<br />
concentrated among the richest families<br />
belween 19 3 and 1989, according lo a<br />
recent Fedeml Reserve survey. Between<br />
1977 and 1988. middle·income families'<br />
real income dropped 5 percent. while the<br />
income <strong>of</strong> Ihe lOp 1 percent <strong>of</strong> families<br />
increased by 50 percent." The repon continued<br />
on 10 ci le thai averagc weekly<br />
earnings for workers. adjusted for in nati<br />
on. sank 15 percent during the ' SOs. and<br />
to say thai. "Over 2 million people have<br />
slipped into poveny during Ihe lasl year.<br />
increasing Ihe 10lal in poveny 10 34 million.<br />
including one in five <strong>of</strong> lhc nation's<br />
children:·<br />
And where did the Bush Treasury De·<br />
partment come up with numbers to suppon<br />
its bogus claims. Accordi ng 10 a June<br />
3. 1992. Washillgtoll Post article enlilled<br />
"Treasury 's Look at lncome Mo bility,"<br />
thc fig ures came from manipulating who<br />
ex.actly the study saw as upwardly mo~<br />
bile. The article :l-aid. " Consider the<br />
advancemcnt <strong>of</strong> the student who. in 1979.<br />
spent part <strong>of</strong> his last year <strong>of</strong> college working<br />
for a newspaper for $5 an hour. By<br />
1988.fimllyeSlablished a,ajoumalis\. he<br />
could earn as much in a day as he d id in a<br />
week nine year's earlier .... IAccording to<br />
Ihe Treasury IUdy) lhat person counts as<br />
someonc who has clawed his way oul o f<br />
·poveny: even thoug h both his parents<br />
were pr<strong>of</strong>essionals and he entcred the job<br />
marker wi th an clitecollcge degree and nO<br />
debls:·<br />
111at's not playing fair with the American<br />
people. Mr. President . thai's just nOt<br />
right.lt·s time we pUla stop tOlhis ki nd <strong>of</strong><br />
d istortion. The pro blems we in the Un ited<br />
Slales face loday are difficult enough wilh·<br />
o UI the added burden <strong>of</strong> having 10 sifl<br />
through deceiving Horalio Alger mylhs<br />
perpetrated by Ihe Whi le House. I.n November.<br />
lei's show the president what<br />
organized labor thinks <strong>of</strong> Ihose people<br />
who sland behind a wall <strong>of</strong> Ijes and refuse<br />
10 address the tough situation<br />
working people are in: let" s demand lhe<br />
tru th: ICI's demand action on our problems:<br />
let's show them the door. .iJ
The Union <strong>of</strong> Hearts and Minds<br />
J . J . aAAA Y<br />
...."."..,-<br />
112~15Ch 51, NW<br />
wastwngton 0 C. 20005<br />
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J ACK F. MOOR.:<br />
fnr~ s.cr.rlll)'<br />
11:zs.151h 51 , N W<br />
Waal'llng1on, D C 20005<br />
THOMAS VAN ARSDALE<br />
Inrern400()a/ Tf&l!s
Col ~:--..a."-,,<br />
Would<br />
The <strong>IBE</strong>W helps a City<br />
Celebrate A<br />
Momentous Occasion<br />
o illmblis is proud. !t"s safe to say<br />
C Columbus is bursting wi th pride<br />
Columbus. Ohio. th.t is. But Christopher<br />
Columbus i. indeed" hat they·re<br />
celebrating. this the SOOth Anniversary<br />
<strong>of</strong> his faleful riTsl voyage [0 the ew<br />
World.<br />
And now the largest city in that New<br />
Worl d named fo r the ex. plorer i~ commemorating<br />
the event with a six-monlh<br />
··Celebration <strong>of</strong> Discovery:· as they<br />
call it. AmeriFiora ·92. Event planners<br />
expect over 4 million visitors to attend.<br />
maki ng it the largest single-site event<br />
planned in honor <strong>of</strong> Columbus'<br />
qui ncenrennial. Fresh from eciehraling<br />
il~ own centennial. the I13 EW has been<br />
right there every step <strong>of</strong> the way.<br />
For ISEW Local 683. Columbus.<br />
members. C hristopher Columbu" anniversary<br />
started a fe w years early_ In<br />
the rail <strong>of</strong> 1988 members employed by<br />
Advantage Electric began electrica l<br />
\,-,ork (In the Franklin Park Conserva-<br />
The layout <strong>of</strong> AmeriFlora '92. The ej)(po<br />
sits In rhe 88-acre Franklin Park, two<br />
miles from downtown Columbus.<br />
2<br />
S/anding next 10 the <strong>Workers</strong> ' Memorial monument, which will<br />
remain aNer rhe AmeriFlora expo has left. are Local 683 members J<br />
(rom left, (fronl row) Howard Todd, Paul Fallt, Tim Lucas, Business<br />
Manager Hoover, John O·Day. Bill Squeo and Gary Turner. These<br />
ISEW members were among 400 union men and women and union<br />
supporters who attended the dedication ceremony.<br />
lory. a focal point <strong>of</strong> the AmeriFlora<br />
project. "nlC con~erva l ory WiJ!'o originall<br />
y built 100 years ago, and it remained<br />
the focll s <strong>of</strong> gS-acre Frankli n<br />
Park. home <strong>of</strong>' the AmeriFlora expo,<br />
two miles east <strong>of</strong> downLown Columbus.<br />
The new eleclrical work for the<br />
conservatory involved reslOring the<br />
conservalOry and expanding the SlrucfUre<br />
to four time!' it:-. original size.<br />
According 10 Local 683 Business<br />
Manager M .L ." Joe" Hoover. " The fexpanded]<br />
conservatory is laid out in five<br />
different sections. each repre enting a<br />
different environment. The arem. are:<br />
'Tropical: 'Jungle: 'Desen: 'Palm<br />
House: and ·Five Hundred Year Roam.'<br />
They are composed <strong>of</strong> four different<br />
buildings tied together in almost 100.000<br />
squure feet <strong>of</strong> exhibit space.'· The project<br />
was very d iffe relll from mOSt wiring<br />
jobs. ··The job was built in layers." said<br />
Brother Hoover. "starting with the subterrane.an<br />
buildup. then din. rocks. (fees<br />
and plants. The electric and plumbing<br />
wen! in next. then more di n . rocks.<br />
trees and plants. This went on until the<br />
exhibits reached their fi nished he ight.<br />
All mechanical and eleclrical work was<br />
molded righ[ il1lo Ihe project:'<br />
Olher aHraclions at the Amen Flora<br />
expo incl ude a restored 1893 Loaff<br />
tBEW JOURNAL/AUGUST 1992
Local 683 members stand in (ronl <strong>of</strong> "NaY'star, M a Sfephen<br />
Cannefo uulplure remin/$cenf 01 CoJumI)V$' three ships. the<br />
Nina, lhe Pinta, lind the Santa Marla. The members are. from<br />
lett. (bllck row) Robert Biser, David Stonecypher, 80b Gar/ch,<br />
Rod Mayle, Glenn Rodgers. 8111 McCarthy. Dave Taylor. and<br />
Business RepresentBUve Tim LuCJJs; (fronl row) Business<br />
Manage, Hoov"r. DlIn Cilrpent"r. G"orge Mlllllr, Char/liS<br />
Pal/erson and Joe Yaney.<br />
C~ifOll!:lC I. an cno r rnoll~ 1)7(0 degree<br />
movie theater. :J fe';tivc arnph itheater<br />
featuring li ve entertainment duily. and<br />
a 30,000-square fool pavil ion housing<br />
The Grund Inlernalional Indoor HOn!<br />
culluml Exhibition and Competition an ~<br />
a mhh:-.oni:m ln~thulion exhibit on<br />
the cffcCh to the en ironmcnl <strong>of</strong> international<br />
trade and explorati on in the<br />
lime <strong>of</strong> Columbus.<br />
The <strong>IBE</strong>W w,", also involved in a<br />
morc ~ombef commcmorallon al Ihe<br />
AmeriFlor3 site this ~ u nlln e r . Within a<br />
!otmall grove <strong>of</strong> trees. in an area <strong>of</strong> the<br />
AmeriFloraground~ which will remain<br />
iniaci after th e ex po is over. a group 0<br />
m EW JOU RNAL/AUGUST t992<br />
union mcn :.tnd women dedic:lled a<br />
W rker,' Memoriallo lho>c who p""cd<br />
aW~ l y while w o r~ i n g at their tf'!uJ'" or<br />
occupation. Almost 4UO mcn1ber~ <strong>of</strong><br />
union;; illliliated with the Fran~lin<br />
ou nty (Ohio) AFL-CIO , includi ng<br />
L 01 ()to membef'. local (lignitaric,<br />
ami communit y Icadcr~ we re in nll el1-<br />
dance for the dedication.<br />
tn the midlile <strong>of</strong> the All1cnF1ora :-.ilc.<br />
in the ba,c <strong>of</strong> the 30-fuot tall , 20-tun<br />
.. Ialue <strong>of</strong> Columbu ... · th ree ... hip ... c~ llI ed<br />
., ~t\I~Hlr." the expo o rga nl zcr~ placed<br />
a lime eUI)!
II f I ( 1 0<br />
~g SEEING HOW<br />
AMERICA WORKS<br />
1·8u<br />
havIng 8 conversstlon with 8n amazed<br />
show·goer In (ront <strong>of</strong> Ihe !SEW boo.h.<br />
Union <strong>Workers</strong> Show<br />
Their StuH at the '92<br />
Union-Industries Show<br />
I<br />
f<br />
you 've eve r wondered wh1l1 being<br />
in 11 spnce si mian is likc. or whal it's<br />
like I have a conversati on wi th a ro ~<br />
bOI, Ihen Ihe 1992 Union-Indus" ics<br />
Show w," Ihe place lor you. If you<br />
wanted t ~ee the re~ ul t~ <strong>of</strong> union worken.,<br />
producing product'" and delivering<br />
... erviccs under the terms <strong>of</strong> fair co llective<br />
b:lrgaill ing agreement s, the Union<br />
Indu ... tr·ies Show was Ihe place to be. In<br />
STANDING WITH SECRETARY MOORE (BLUE BLAZER) IN THE <strong>IBE</strong>W DISPLA Y<br />
AREA AT THE UNION-INDUSTRIES SHOW ARE ...<br />
Secretary Moore (left) stands with other<br />
unIon leaders IJehlnd the AFLwCIOendorsed<br />
Democratic nominee for<br />
president, Sill Clinton, during the show_<br />
Next )'ca r" ~ ~ h ow will be in SI. Louis,<br />
May 14-17.<br />
The pride also carried IhrnLJgh i1110<br />
the crowd~ <strong>of</strong> visilOrs, many <strong>of</strong> whom<br />
were learning aboul unions for Ihe fir I<br />
lime. So even Iho,e who didn 'l wa lk<br />
awtlY from the show wi th one <strong>of</strong> the<br />
hundred <strong>of</strong> free >amples or ramed-orf<br />
prizes. walked away wilh agrealde.l<br />
;1 new positive awa reness <strong>of</strong> whal it<br />
means to be part <strong>of</strong> a union, <strong>of</strong> what il.<br />
meanl
a e Union Women-<br />
The<br />
Resolute<br />
Spirit <strong>of</strong><br />
Their Valiant Struggles and Poignant Victories<br />
.. .. . the lI 'oml~1I <strong>of</strong> I/O race or class wil/ ever rise in revolt or mlempr ro<br />
hrillg ahoLll a N!\'oJuri<strong>of</strong>lDl)' I'eolljuslmefll <strong>of</strong> their relation to society.<br />
IIOh'('\'('r intense flle;r suffer;,,!!., lind Iw\t'(!\'er dear Iheir perceptioll <strong>of</strong> iI,<br />
whife the welfare arid pers;sleJlce <strong>of</strong> society requires fhe;r submIssion .. ,hat<br />
whellf"er there is a 8eneral allempl ollihe part <strong>of</strong> 'women <strong>of</strong> allY society 10<br />
readjust Iheir position in il. a close OIlol),s;s will always show llwl 'he<br />
changed or ('IIon8in8 conditions <strong>of</strong> sodety ha"e made women's acquiescence<br />
110 lal/Rer necessary or des;rable . tI<br />
-Olive Schreiner, Author<br />
Woman and Labor, / 9/ /<br />
Part II-Women in the Knights <strong>of</strong> Labor<br />
lIT here is very lillie left in Ihe<br />
annal <strong>of</strong> organized labor<strong>of</strong> that<br />
short-lived body. The Knighls <strong>of</strong> Labor.<br />
Still. women had peculiar reason<br />
10 remember Ihe Knighl>. and 10 be<br />
graleflilio Ihem. for Ihey were Ihe fim<br />
large national organi7..lllion [0 \\'hich<br />
women were admitlcd on Icnm. <strong>of</strong>eqUiIIity<br />
wi th men: and in the work <strong>of</strong> lhe<br />
organizalion itsel f. they played an acti<br />
ve and notable pan," s,lid nut hor, Alice<br />
Hen ry. Ms. Henry, who ill 1915. wrole<br />
Ihe book. The 'n'ode Ullioll Woman,<br />
believed the illusive hislory <strong>of</strong> Ihe<br />
Knights in the ni led Siaies and Canada,<br />
is wonhy "<strong>of</strong> bUI lighl nOlice" in any<br />
general narralion <strong>of</strong> Ihe problems Ih"l<br />
plagued trade-union women.<br />
The Knigh ls <strong>of</strong> Labor in Ihe niled<br />
States existed as a secret organization<br />
from 1869 10 I 78. having as its aim<br />
Ihe improvemenl <strong>of</strong> living c ndi lions<br />
<strong>of</strong> workingpeople. Al lhe Na lional Convemion<br />
in I 78, Ihe Kn ights began 10<br />
work as an act ive force in the communities.<br />
The organiLation concentra ted<br />
its effo rts on wage-earni ng ann fanning<br />
groups. which consliluled Ihreefourths<br />
<strong>of</strong>lhe membe",hip. n,e Knights<br />
believed in organizing !ill worker.; wilhout<br />
regard [0 skill. sex or race. Their<br />
plan was 10 inc lude representatives <strong>of</strong><br />
different trades and crafts. Women were<br />
fonnally admilled 10 Ihe order in 1881.<br />
and (he fir ( woman to join w.m~ said to<br />
be the wife <strong>of</strong> Ihe Ihen-Grand Masler<br />
\Vorkman. Terence V. Powell.<br />
While il was nOI known hO\ many<br />
women belonged 10 the Knights alone<br />
lime, it was estimated that about 50.OCKJ<br />
women were members by the year I SR6.<br />
Among thi s number. 3 gn::at variety <strong>of</strong><br />
crafl.s and trades were represented, predominated<br />
by the shoe worke rs. Many<br />
<strong>of</strong>lhe shoeworkers received prior tmining<br />
in trade-unionism among the Daughters<br />
<strong>of</strong> St. Cris pin. AI fi"l, some male<br />
members <strong>of</strong> the Knights believed Ihm<br />
Ihe woman's induslrial problem. mU>1<br />
be handled apart from men's; however.<br />
a number <strong>of</strong> more Ihoughlful head<br />
prevailed and decided Ihal women"<br />
problems must be handled wi lh men's<br />
as a whole.<br />
At a Kn ights <strong>of</strong> Labor Convenlion in<br />
1885, il was VOTed. on Ihe mOlion <strong>of</strong><br />
Mary Hannafin. a Phi ladelphia saleswoman,<br />
tha t a committee be appointed<br />
10 collec( sta tistics on women'~ work.<br />
The commillee consi ted <strong>of</strong> Ihe only<br />
women delegates 10 the convenlion<br />
Mi~s Hannafin: Mar.v lirling. also <strong>of</strong><br />
Philadelphia: and Lizzie H . Shute.<br />
Haverhill. Ma,sachusell>. AI Ihe nexl<br />
conven ti on held in Richmond. Virginia,<br />
in 1886. Ihere were 16 women delegale,<br />
out <strong>of</strong> a 10lal <strong>of</strong> 600 altendees.<br />
The e 16 w men delegale> we re appoinled<br />
by the Knigh,,' Grand Masler<br />
Workman. 10 receive and consider Ihe<br />
report from tlle previou'l)' appolnled<br />
committee or three.<br />
After reviewing the repon, Ihe commillee<br />
<strong>of</strong> 16100k all independenl land.<br />
They announced Ihal lhcy had --formed<br />
a pernHUlenl organizalion.lhe object <strong>of</strong><br />
which will bc 10 i l1 vc~ l igale the abuses<br />
10 which w men are subjeclcd by un<br />
M.:rupu lou:" clllployer~; to agitate the<br />
principle which our order leaches or<br />
equal pay for equal work; and 10 lobby<br />
for Ihe abolilion <strong>of</strong> child labor. " The<br />
rcpon wa!) adopled. :.and shoTlly thereafter.<br />
the WOIMn's Department <strong>of</strong><br />
the Knight s <strong>of</strong> Labor \Va> crealed, led<br />
by a bri lliant. capable anel devoled<br />
woman- Leonora Barry- as general<br />
in vc~ligalo r .<br />
Leonora Barry<br />
Trade Unionist<br />
6<br />
Leonora Bnrry, a young widow Wi lh<br />
three children. had tried 10 earn a living<br />
for her family in a hosiery mill al<br />
AmMerdam. ew York. Her endeavor<br />
10 work as a mill imnd earned her only<br />
65 cents during Ihe fir-a week. And in<br />
Ihal first week. she observed thai young<br />
girls were obliged 10 subm il 10 insults<br />
or be fired, which enraged her. When<br />
, he rirsl heard <strong>of</strong> Ihe Knighl' <strong>of</strong> Labor,<br />
, he promplly joined. Shortly Ihereafter.<br />
Mrs. Barry was chosen as genera l<br />
ill yc:-.tigalor.<br />
Planning her own mClhod'\. she lOok<br />
every opportunilY 10 organize women<br />
whi le in her po~ilion a:-,. general investigalor,<br />
and gave numerous public leclure,.<br />
AI Ihe I 86 Knighls convenlion<br />
in Richmond. Virginia. Mr~. Barry rcm<br />
EW ,iOURI'ML/AUGUST 1992
poned her findings on her extensive<br />
.ravels. coveri ng almo:st all lhe eilstem<br />
half o f Ihe COllTII,)' . She I,"veled a far<br />
west as Leadville, Colorado. where she<br />
fou nded rhe Martha W ashinglon Asembly<br />
or rhe Knighls or Labor.<br />
When dealing wilh those in high<br />
places. Leonora Barry could be " intensely<br />
scoml'u!." When s.he illude nn<br />
im passi oned appeal 10 the order ilself.<br />
she asked Ih31. " more considenllion be<br />
given. and more Ihorough educalional<br />
l11easures be adopled on bcJlall <strong>of</strong> lhe<br />
workingwol11cn <strong>of</strong> our land. the majorily<br />
<strong>of</strong> whom are entirely ignoranl<strong>of</strong>lhe<br />
j"('onomic ilnd indu~lri a l quc 'I;linn. which<br />
b to Ihem <strong>of</strong> vilal impo rl ance: they<br />
muSt ever remain :,0 while the sel fi shness<br />
<strong>of</strong> the ir brothers in wi l is carried to<br />
SuCIl an exte nt as I tllld It to be among<br />
Ihose who l1ave sworn to demand equal<br />
pay for equal work. T hus far in 111e<br />
h i ~l ory nr nlJr order. Ihat pa ri <strong>of</strong> our<br />
plalfom1 has been but a mockery o f lhe<br />
principle intended."<br />
ToacclI ra lely infonn hen.clf and olhers<br />
<strong>of</strong> aClual wor"-l'lacc conditions for<br />
women, sh ' made regular investigation<br />
<strong>of</strong> differenl work~i l es and Lrade .<br />
In Iwo instance"" <strong>of</strong> workplace abu.'~(' .<br />
she found lhal girls in a co"el facLOry<br />
in ewark , New Jersey. if not inside<br />
when the whi"le SlOpped blowing. were<br />
locked a ul un til half-past seven and<br />
\\'cre lhen d cked twO hou r:,. for wasted<br />
power. She fUrihe r learned <strong>of</strong> a demeaning<br />
pr.lclice in a Pate r~ on. New<br />
J c r ~cy. linen mill. where wumen stood<br />
0 11 a stone noor working, and water<br />
rrom a nearby revolving cylinder flew<br />
constantly against Iheir brcll>ls. In Ihe<br />
cold wealher. they had 10 go home in<br />
weI clothing because (hey were not<br />
allowed Lhe :,pace or a few moments <strong>of</strong><br />
lime to cluillge their clothing.<br />
Her ve racilY did nO I go unnoliced by<br />
empl oyers. Some u n s ll~p cc ling workers.<br />
when round just talking 10 her,<br />
were di sm issed. Spurred on by these<br />
in lolcrable s ilu ~ ti o n s., she continued to<br />
build c lose relalions wilh worke rs <strong>of</strong><br />
lhe poorest and 1110~1 oppressed c1 ~ sscs<br />
and was <strong>of</strong>ten furnished infomlation<br />
which she c h:mneled to the Ihen-newly<br />
established slutc bureaus <strong>of</strong> bbor.<br />
Until her marriage 10 a union printer<br />
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many women \vork.ed but were nOl paid).<br />
A repon by the Ontariu Burca u <strong>of</strong><br />
Industries in 1889 provided the fo l<br />
lowing ~ta [i :"lic~:<br />
Female <strong>Workers</strong> Over<br />
16 Years <strong>of</strong> Age<br />
(Wilhout Dependenls,<br />
Average number ot hours/wee worked . 54<br />
Average number <strong>of</strong> dayslyear worked ....... 259<br />
Average wagesJyear from occupalion .. C $216.11<br />
Cost 01 Clolhing .. .. ........................ C $ 67. 31<br />
Cost <strong>of</strong> Board & Lodging ... . ...... C St26.36<br />
Total cost 01 hVIOg .....•.•.•.•..•...•...•••.. CS214.28<br />
Surplus ....... .... .................................. C S 2.43<br />
Source Onla r1O Bureau <strong>of</strong> Indusmes 1889<br />
Courtesy Canadian Encycl(Jped lCl<br />
Women's Labour<br />
Leagues <strong>of</strong> Canada<br />
Modeled after the Bri tish Labou r<br />
Leagu es. the Women" Labour<br />
Leagues emerged in Canadu prior 10<br />
World War I. Their purpo,e was to<br />
organize women work ers and support<br />
the trade union movement. The league!)<br />
saw a period or lim ited grow th until.<br />
under the direction <strong>of</strong> activ;;\. Florence<br />
CuSlancc. Ihey grew 10 37 local,:..<br />
by 1927. The WLL ·s platform. radica l<br />
ror it!, urne, incl uded among it:, demands<br />
equal pay for e'ILIal work. Although<br />
the WLL IVas not succe"ful in<br />
unionizmg women. they did edLicational<br />
work and organizi ng work for the lab r<br />
movcmcm.<br />
Women on a factory assembly line<br />
making 'elephone equipment lit 8<br />
handsel receiver assembly conveyer<br />
at Western Electric, Hawthorne<br />
Works, Chicago, illinois (1919).<br />
A womBn in the construction trades,<br />
"pinning In sash " on B window (19 19).<br />
The Emergence Of<br />
Strong Women's<br />
Trade Unions<br />
Women worker in the United State"<br />
and Canada cont inued 10 fighl for an<br />
equitable and just workplace. The entrench<br />
ed Iradilion1' that con linually<br />
blocked the growth <strong>of</strong> women 's labor<br />
un ions were difficult 10 remove. and<br />
the labor muvement ,ufrcrcd ungoing<br />
opposi rion in the wake <strong>of</strong> cominued<br />
effort' by some to halt the movement<br />
altoge ther.<br />
Women s;eeking to be apprcnllces in<br />
non-traditi ona l Cnlft!, we re. a~ a mailer<br />
<strong>of</strong> practice. rebLiffed. Apprenllce"hip<br />
in the Un ited l atc~ anti in carly Canada<br />
wa~ a ~y"\te m Ihal rarely tra ined women<br />
toa quire theskills<strong>of</strong>a particulanrade<br />
or prn fcs~io n . The th ree major IllCUTl..,<br />
<strong>of</strong>acces>!o apprentice,hlP were thr ugh<br />
in ~ l i lLlt io n ~, family . or un agreement<br />
with :'111 cS I:'l b! i!o.hcd 1·:tfllojl11:lll . Women<br />
'\oon dif\covcrcd Ihm it wa~ nearly impo,sible<br />
to break into the ranks <strong>of</strong> apprc<br />
m icc!-Ihip umil the mid- 19th ccnlUry.<br />
One 'L1eh notable gr up wa the<br />
National Women's Trade Union<br />
League-a dynamic fo rce inlhe emergence<br />
<strong>of</strong> the Telephone Operators'<br />
U nion.<br />
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IIlEW JOURNAl./AUGUST t992
A womBn metal<br />
rrades worker<br />
operates 8 machine<br />
"three times too<br />
heavy for a woman<br />
to operIJte. She<br />
mus, IIh heavy<br />
pieces 01 Iron to<br />
Ihe machine to<br />
angle-bend the<br />
'ron, and stand<br />
continuously"<br />
(1919).<br />
" Q<br />
A woman machIne operator lor the Packard Molor Car Company,<br />
operates a mill machine. Notice that no seals were provided (1919).<br />
More than 20 years after the demise <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Knights <strong>of</strong> Labor, the short-lived women's OI'ganizations<br />
and unfruitful strikes, women labored in<br />
the trades, still without adequate workplace<br />
fairness, decent wages or safety. And, very few<br />
women were allowed in the unions.<br />
lIIEW .JO URNAI./AUGUST J
Founders' Scholars Continue<br />
Education Tradition<br />
I<br />
n 1966 Ihe <strong>IBE</strong>W inSl ilUled il s<br />
Founders' Scholarship Program primarily<br />
as a way 10 honor the skilled.<br />
dedica ted wiremen and linemen who<br />
o rganized the <strong>Brotherhood</strong> in November<br />
1891. The <strong>IBE</strong>W <strong>of</strong>fers ils members<br />
a maximum <strong>of</strong> 12 scholarships for<br />
university study leading to bachelor's<br />
degrees in fields cOlllribulive 10 the<br />
development and improvement <strong>of</strong> the<br />
e1ecrrical induslry. Awards are granted<br />
annually on a competitive basis [Q candidates<br />
from all branches <strong>of</strong> the union,<br />
in a ratio <strong>of</strong> one scholarship for every<br />
25 qualified applicants or major fraction<br />
there<strong>of</strong>.<br />
Selection Process<br />
The Scho larship Selection Committee-Don<br />
Spatz. George Meany Labor<br />
Studies Center senior staff associate:<br />
James L. Co nnor, S.1 ., director.<br />
Woodstock Theological Ce nter.<br />
Georgetown Uni versity: and Joseph A.<br />
Flahen . senior vice presiden!. technology.<br />
CBS Inc.--chose the a\ ard<br />
winners in late Apri l. The committee<br />
members examined the records <strong>of</strong> all<br />
person. who completed the applicalion<br />
requi rements: a fomml application stating<br />
educational goals, a resume. leuers<br />
<strong>of</strong> re ommendalion, academic lranscripts<br />
and SA T or ACT scores. and an<br />
essay describing the benefits <strong>of</strong> the<br />
scholarship program for the <strong>Brotherhood</strong><br />
and the electrical indus try.<br />
<strong>International</strong> President JJ. Barry<br />
and <strong>International</strong> Secretary Jack Moore<br />
are pleased to announce th e rec ipients<br />
<strong>of</strong> the 1992 <strong>IBE</strong>W Foundcrs' Sch larships.<br />
1992 Founders' Scholars<br />
Do uglas A.<br />
Branch is a journeyman<br />
wi reman<br />
who will major in<br />
electrical engineering<br />
al otlhern<br />
nlinois University.<br />
He regularly attends union meelings<br />
as an active member <strong>of</strong> Local 364.<br />
Rockford. lIIinoi . Brother Branch<br />
will be helping 10 operate the Local<br />
364 bootll at Rockford 's Home Show<br />
this year. His many communitysen'ice<br />
contributions incJude helping<br />
build • food pantry and u edclothing<br />
tore fora local church. His<br />
work-related trnining includes nuclear<br />
safely at the Byron uelear Power<br />
Sialion and i'ddiauon procedures,<br />
security syslems. fire alarms, energymanagemenl<br />
sy lern and fuel-tank<br />
monitoring systems. Hehas aHended<br />
lhe University <strong>of</strong> Illinois and Rock<br />
Valley College; in 1988 he received<br />
the EleClricians' Certificale with<br />
High Honors from Rock Valley<br />
College. He is married and has one<br />
daughter.<br />
Journeyman inside<br />
wireman Will<br />
iam E. EdlOls.<br />
who is also an insurance<br />
trustee for<br />
Local 1105, Newark.<br />
Ohio, is seeking<br />
a degree in mathematics education<br />
from Mu kingum College. As a<br />
high school studenl,hereceived many<br />
awards. including achievemem bono,"<br />
for his work in English, mathemalics,mduslria,1<br />
arts. sciences. hi -<br />
LOry. French and speech. He was also<br />
a 1976 newspaper essay·contest winner<br />
and 1980 ational Honor Society<br />
vice president. Brother Echols has<br />
beeD instrumental in establishing several<br />
local union committees thai he<br />
believes will benefir his union Brothers<br />
and Sisters: "Give 5 To Revive<br />
1105; ' a campaign fOT members to<br />
volunlccr 10 work for the benefit <strong>of</strong><br />
the local: BASKET. the Brothers and<br />
Sisters Kindness Enacbnenl Team. a<br />
charity committee; IMAGE, Idenliry<br />
Management and General Enhancemem<br />
Commillce. for public relation ;<br />
and the Political Action Committee.<br />
He volunteer a a tutor for the<br />
Zanesville public schools.<br />
President Barry (second from right)<br />
stands with members <strong>of</strong> the Founders'<br />
Scholarship Selection Committee, (rom<br />
leh, James L Connor~ S.J .• senior vice<br />
president Joseph A. Flaherty. end Don<br />
Spatz, senior staff associate.<br />
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A degree in<br />
sociology frol11<br />
the Univcr:,ity <strong>of</strong><br />
Maine a l Orono is<br />
the educall onal<br />
goal <strong>of</strong> journeyman<br />
inside wirc ~<br />
Inan Nancy L. Sco\lem. She is a mcmber<br />
<strong>of</strong> Local 103. Boston. and h.,<br />
been a member <strong>of</strong> the Ilm:rnalional<br />
Union <strong>of</strong> Marine and Shipbuilding<br />
Worker., <strong>of</strong> America. In 1987 she<br />
became one <strong>of</strong> Local 103', first fe <br />
male foremcn. Shler Scovcm <strong>of</strong>lcn<br />
a " as a program host for WERU<br />
FM rudio <strong>of</strong> Blue Hill Falls. Mai ne.<br />
lind has wurked Wilh the University<br />
<strong>of</strong> Chicago radio stati on and WBAI<br />
PM in New York CiIY. L..,sl year she<br />
organi7ed a workshop on conniet<br />
resolution und attended a scrn inar on<br />
tb i rd ~ pa .rt y mediation and a conference<br />
On nonviolence. everal ycars<br />
ago she :mcndcd the University <strong>of</strong><br />
hlcago and Ihe Un iversi1Y <strong>of</strong> Ma -<br />
~ac h usclI-;. She ha:, volUnleered for<br />
I-fabilal for llumun ity for lhe lasllWO<br />
year:. and ita, wired shelters fur haltered<br />
womell. One <strong>of</strong> the founders <strong>of</strong><br />
MaIne Trudeswomcn elwork. Sisler<br />
covcm alw jloo a member <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Policy/Advocacy(l'raining Committee.<br />
In her free time sbe sings with ..<br />
mid oa!'tI·Maillc women's ~ong<br />
group.<br />
Brolher Snmucl<br />
W. neeringer <strong>of</strong><br />
Local 313. Wilmi<br />
ngton. Delawurc,<br />
i a juurneymun<br />
in~idc wireman<br />
who is studying<br />
fora ba helor's degree illdcLlJ i<br />
.11 engineering at the niversity or<br />
Delaware. He was fin,t in his appren<br />
ticeship class and has received<br />
JATCccnili c;:ltcs in programmAble<br />
controllers and fiber-optics courses.<br />
Before joining the <strong>IBE</strong>W. he completed<br />
two years toward a bachelor<br />
or science degree in com pu tcr 'iciencc<br />
ul the University <strong>of</strong> Dclflwnrc.<br />
In addi tion to working as a comm c r~<br />
cia). industrial and residential elec<br />
Irician. BrOlher Sneeringer ha.
CANADIAN<br />
LABOUR REPORT<br />
Alberta Court Releases Decision On<br />
Sick/Maternity Leave Appeal<br />
Statutory Provisio ns<br />
Provide Broader<br />
Interpretatio n<br />
T<br />
he/ o/low;"8 ;S excerpted/rom<br />
a :;pec:iu/ memmumlwlI published<br />
by The Wyatt Company,<br />
CO/lst,lromsa"dacmar;es. Toronto.<br />
UllIano, COllada. It concerlls the<br />
mailer 0/ th. Individual's Righls<br />
Protectioll Acl with respect fO a<br />
compla;"t by S usan Parce ls<br />
aRainSf Red D eer General<br />
at.d Auxiliary Hospilal,<br />
U"ited N'lrSillg Home 0;.,<br />
Iricl No. J 5, and Uniled<br />
Ntlr.es 0/ Alberta Local<br />
O(}2, and th e Alberla<br />
Hospital Associalioll,<br />
Board 0/ /"qllil)'.<br />
In a rccenl decision by Iustice MargueriteJ.<br />
Trussler<strong>of</strong>lheAlbena Coun<br />
<strong>of</strong> Queen's Bench on a full appeal<br />
challenging the earlier decision <strong>of</strong> a<br />
Board <strong>of</strong> Inquiry, lhe ini tial complaint<br />
by Susan Parcels brought lhe<br />
IOllg-awaited relief. The findings <strong>of</strong><br />
the Board <strong>of</strong> Inquiry, which was appoinled<br />
by the Minister <strong>of</strong> Labour<br />
with regard to the Albena Individual<br />
Rights Plolection Act. follow.<br />
Labeled the Parcels Appeal, the<br />
panies asked the Board <strong>of</strong> Inquiry to<br />
explain the meaning <strong>of</strong> a simi ~<br />
lar case- Brooks v. Canada<br />
Safeway (Brooks>-and how it<br />
is to be applied in the reality <strong>of</strong> the<br />
workplace. n,e board responded: "Susan<br />
Parcels was discri min;ued against<br />
by her employer and her union. It<br />
wa s di scrirnimH i_on for Ihe COIlf:r.li ve<br />
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maternity lenve to pre pay 100 percent<br />
or premiullls in ord er 10 retain benefits<br />
covera ge for that pan <strong>of</strong> her absence<br />
which i, health-related. Employees absent<br />
on sick leave were required 10 pay<br />
25 percent ohhe premiu m fonhe ,arne<br />
benefits.<br />
111e rationale in BroOKS is th,1I an<br />
employer wilh a benelib plan must<br />
compensate it;.. pregnanl employees<br />
when th ey arc abscnl from the workplace<br />
for a valid heahh-rcl ated reason<br />
in the same way. and 31 1hc same level.<br />
as it compensates any employee abseJ1l<br />
on sick leave.<br />
The benefits plan Illust pay pregnant<br />
employees for the entire period o f their<br />
health-related ah'::;t~Ilr.r: wherever it occurs<br />
during the prede l ivery, childbinh<br />
and recovery from childbirth periods.<br />
There is no presumptive period for<br />
the beginning or end <strong>of</strong> the healthrel<br />
ated portion <strong>of</strong> lhe absen ce . A preg ~<br />
nanL emp loyee mu st follow the ~a l '1c<br />
pro<strong>of</strong> <strong>of</strong> claim procedures a' for other<br />
disability claims lO establish that tlte<br />
health-relmed absence is v" lid.<br />
The benefits for the healt h-related<br />
absence ponion <strong>of</strong> a mmernity Icnve<br />
are payable whether or nOt this portion<br />
occurS before, during or aflCr a period<br />
<strong>of</strong> unpaid voluntary maternity leave. In<br />
particular, the benefits must be pai 1<br />
notwith stand ing cenain insuran ce princi<br />
pl es which. in orhercru,c::ot. would prevent<br />
payment <strong>of</strong>bcncfil when a hcahhrelated<br />
reason for absence occurs dur~<br />
inga voluntary leave. Tht" foreseeabi lity<br />
<strong>of</strong> a health-related absence due to pregnancy<br />
in Ihecourseora l1littemilY Icave<br />
distinguishes- the preSenl C3M! from other<br />
circumstances in which Ihe indemnily<br />
principle <strong>of</strong> insurance operate [0 pre ~<br />
ve nt payment.<br />
Employers can take advantage <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Unemployment Insurance (UI) Supple-<br />
1III:'I Itary Unemployment Bene fi t (SUB)<br />
plans regulations 10 <strong>of</strong>fsct orne COsls.<br />
However, an employee cannOl recei\le<br />
less than she would under the employer<br />
benefits. plan. An employer cannOI usc<br />
a SUB piolil if it results in discrimina-<br />
11on .<br />
The rationale in Brooks is thot<br />
on employer with a benefits<br />
plan must compensote its<br />
pregnant employees when<br />
they are absent from the<br />
workplace for a valid healthreloled<br />
reason in the same<br />
way, and at the some level,<br />
as it compensates any employee<br />
absent on sick leave.<br />
Conclusions <strong>of</strong> The<br />
Alberta Court Of<br />
Queen's Bench<br />
The appellan ts (the IIlberu. H spitul<br />
Assoc iation and the Red Deer cnera l<br />
& Auxil iary IIn"'pila l ~ lI1 d Nu rsi ng<br />
110001lC) chullellgl::ti Ihe nll d ill g~ thill .tIl<br />
employee c ultl take iI health-related<br />
leave between I WO periods 0 1' "volur)<br />
tary" pregnancy leave and "sked the<br />
COll rl 10 rule Ihal a ny discrimination<br />
could be remedied boY the use .. I a<br />
SUB pl",,_ The Board o f Inq uiry found<br />
that bec~""e a SUB plan could top-up<br />
UI benefit, only to the extent <strong>of</strong> ~5<br />
pc rcen t o f salary. a S a plan eoultlnot<br />
be ul\ed if thi ~ amount is less than an<br />
employee on sick leave would receive.<br />
i.e., IIXI percent.<br />
Addi tional evidence wa s ~ u b miHed<br />
on appcnl Ihm the amount received<br />
from I UB plan, are not ; ubject to<br />
deduction ... for I or Canad,1 Pension<br />
PIJn (CPP) premiu,ll'. 11< a result. on"<br />
nct b;,sis. Ihere b not. in faci. a di~crcpaney<br />
<strong>of</strong> live percent be tween the two<br />
methods <strong>of</strong> paymenl. In Ihe case <strong>of</strong> the<br />
nurses, on il net b"sis before taxes. the<br />
lowes1 paid Mi.lrr nUl1'Ie wou ld receive<br />
100.2 percent <strong>of</strong> her regular net pay<br />
when she received UI plu, SU B plan<br />
benei1h. The htSh c:-.l paid :-.lllff nurse<br />
would receive 99.75 percenl <strong>of</strong> hcrregular<br />
Ilet pay under [he same circul11-<br />
SWnccs.<br />
ounscl fOl" the union, LocHI 002,<br />
Alberta, submitted that a S B plan ha,<br />
olher imp li catio n ~. For example. there<br />
would be loss o f C PP pensionable time<br />
:md no acc ru al <strong>of</strong> vacation days under a<br />
SUB plan. She argued that th,s question<br />
s hould be resubmitted to the Board<br />
<strong>of</strong> Inquiry or left to collective bargaining.<br />
Cou,,,el for the Alberta Human<br />
Right, COlllmis>ion sug~es t ed that the<br />
is~ u c !iihou ld be len to Ihe d i~cre l ion <strong>of</strong><br />
the cOl11 mi ~~ion a!'l (0 whether or nOI it<br />
wo uld pursue a complaint if a SUR<br />
plan were used.<br />
The judge noted that Brooks provided<br />
that benefits avnilable th rough<br />
employmenl must be disbursed in a<br />
non-discriminatory manner.lt did nOI<br />
sal' that they mu~t be identical. She<br />
al so noted that employees involved in<br />
wo rk-related accidellls were eligible<br />
for workers' cU III ~lIsa'iu ll . while accidents<br />
OCC UlTing away from the workplace<br />
are covered by sick leave. Thercrare,<br />
not all hea lth -related teaves are<br />
trealed in Ihe same manner.<br />
Ba sed on the above. Jus 1ice Trussler<br />
concl uded tha t Ihe plan, do not have to<br />
be identiC'-II . a long as lhey are substantiall<br />
y Ihc s"me. In the fi nal re,ult,<br />
she allowed the appeal on ly wjth respect<br />
tQ the lise <strong>of</strong> S B plans. The<br />
Alber", Hospital As octation has an <br />
nounced th" t they wi ll not be fu rther<br />
aPI>ealing Ihis dcci!-ion_<br />
In lh(l~C prov inces where cmploycei-.<br />
are entitled 10 !-lick benefi ts for heahhrelated<br />
reasons both before and after<br />
deli very, the appeal decision in the<br />
P(lrce/l ca ... c <strong>of</strong>fe~ ~omc relief. By<br />
implement ing a sua plan, employers<br />
can Iimiltheir additionallialJili1y 10 lilt:<br />
difference belween Lhc UI benefi t and<br />
the percentage <strong>of</strong> salary payable under<br />
Ihe sick lcave program.<br />
This decision is binding on Alberta<br />
employers. II is persu a"ivc in other<br />
Canad ian JunsdlclIon ... \ 111il or un less a<br />
human righ t co mmi s~ion or a court in<br />
one <strong>of</strong> thc:,e area!'! i:.,,,,UC'l a cont rary<br />
d cc i ~ i o ll . The appl i~ I blc "talutory provisions<br />
across Canad3 will be di scussed<br />
in the September issue <strong>of</strong> the <strong>IBE</strong>W<br />
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mEW JOURNAL/AUGUST t992<br />
13
<strong>Workers</strong>'<br />
Compensation:<br />
Will it Be<br />
There Should<br />
You Need It?<br />
WorkerS'compensation '" the name<br />
gwen to pmgrdJn~ dc~igned to provide<br />
rcplnccmcni income and medu.:al benefite;;<br />
to \Vork cr~ w ho suMain work-related<br />
physical or mental injurie .. or ill nec;;;;c ...<br />
Death benefit\; are provided to \urviving<br />
'pou",", and dependenl ch ildren <strong>of</strong> those<br />
killed on Ihcjob. ln the hire 19th and early<br />
20th ccnlu rie~. workplace mj~ T1 cs and<br />
illnesc;;e~ incrc~\Cd dramatica lly a!o! a result<br />
<strong>of</strong> rapid indU!IlrialiLi.uion. WorkCri'<br />
campen alion evolved as a fo nn <strong>of</strong> social<br />
inc;;urancc to guamnlce medical and financial<br />
tly.,i ... tance to individuab injured<br />
on the job ami 10 guaranlCC com(lCn~mion<br />
to their famihc, if the workc~ were killed.<br />
Before worlcrs ' compens3110n \\-a\<br />
c"ablishcd in the early 1900., worke"<br />
IJIjured on the job could lIC their employ<br />
CT1\ for damage .... However. injured work <br />
cr;, had to prove their injur i e~ resulted<br />
lrom the employer ' ~ negligence or fuull.<br />
Employe" gencr:.IlIy Ul\ed lhree comInonlaw<br />
defense, 10 c>cape liabililY: ( I I Ihe<br />
injury ur dc.::OItl l Ic ... ulte:d from the negh.<br />
gencc<strong>of</strong>a fc llow cmployee,(2) Ihe worker<br />
31:Osumed Ihe m,k <strong>of</strong> injury or death. and<br />
(3) the worker wa ... guilty <strong>of</strong> COnl nblllory<br />
negligence. Con ~uen1 l y. worlers rarely<br />
received compcn ... auon for their disabililie<br />
...<br />
Lawsuil~ were inefficient. time con<br />
'"llning and frC(lucntl y inequitable mean~<br />
<strong>of</strong> ""ekmg l'·OI11pt'n ... al ion fnr occupattonal<br />
injury and i11ne ... s. litigation W:I costly<br />
and very unprcdictable. Work cr~ and<br />
cmp l oycr~ needed a nevJ procedure for<br />
~e ll iing the ... e cl3ims. in itially. stale ... lilll<br />
Ited thc dcren ... c~ traditionally ul'lcd by<br />
employer!. 10 avoid liabil ity. 'l1cn, be<br />
I"een 1911 and 1920, all bUI eighl states<br />
C1!lablished wurker~' com)X'Il"'al ion progrmm,.<br />
Under a workers' co mpclI ~mlO n program.<br />
cmployers arc legally re"'pon
Jurisdictions Limit<br />
Benefits<br />
\Vorkers" compensarion benefits include<br />
medical treatment, income replacement<br />
ilnd rehabilitation. While Illost states base<br />
benefit levels on 66.75 percent <strong>of</strong> a<br />
worker's wage berore injury. atl states<br />
limit the ma.x imum amount, II ua lly based<br />
on the Slate's average weekly wage<br />
(SA WW). thaI can be paid 10 a di.po~ure. If thc business <strong>of</strong> insurance<br />
is to measure and ill !)urc risk. a<br />
systcm mca:..uring hours on the job should<br />
be il much more aCcurate measurement <strong>of</strong><br />
workers' exposure to risk Ihan the payrol l<br />
<strong>of</strong> t ho~c exposed 1.0 thai risk.<br />
An Ounce Of<br />
Prevention •••<br />
Unfortunalely. many employers and<br />
insurers neglect the most pmclicai and<br />
sensible solution 10 reducing workers'<br />
comlXnsmion costs: eliminating injuries<br />
(ComiJlUed 01/ PaNe 48)<br />
15
HABITAT FOR<br />
HUMANITY<br />
L .. 16 (i), t:\l I\~ SV I L I. E. IN<br />
WOI'I: h3'i pjd.~d up in our Juri.wictlon.<br />
bUl W( 'ill il ha\(" m~lfil" .... ut''"e"<br />
worlmgcm 1m road. Thc~ hiilln~: been<br />
numerous jOb, or. short duration. but<br />
then: an:- rc"" tong.ll."ml JO~<br />
Sllllh ObH'1CI Int R~p . JdrL.ohmllln<br />
prc'tCntcd the ('OMFT program II) our<br />
apprcnltce, Apnl [) and 14. lie em·<br />
phH"m:d the imponuncc: <strong>of</strong> maulIuin·<br />
109 our .. trcnglh Ihrou~ h conllllucd<br />
organtzlng effort". OrgnnllC:r SU::vcn<br />
J Henn mg "nd Pre~ [..tItf)' SC(l 1I !o\:crc<br />
stKce, ful in !l1aning. an Oul·Or·IO ..... n<br />
COnlr.aCI(Jf", .... hl(h w ltl ",In nn c:ucn<br />
..,U'_ el\efg} m:tn:tgclllcni prl)I!:f' .. m for<br />
tbC' locol utility rompan)'. Our leIder<br />
~llIr COtIUIIUC:. 10 rur~ue a ll lcgul a~ ·<br />
cnue$ in the cont inum{l; !otrugglc 10<br />
m okc .. ure Ihol electrica) work i ~ done<br />
by qualified JB EW elccuic.am. In our<br />
JurisdICtiOn<br />
Our mcmbt:n: are Ik-lIvc with Local<br />
16 \'oluo1«r cfforu In our communi<br />
IICS. Th:mk 10 I~ v. ho donalcd lMlr<br />
II~ to hrlp . 1 lhe! An .. Fefol"/.11. lhe<br />
Echo hou~tng program and the! Survive<br />
Alive prOJect. local 161l1~o par·<br />
'IlIl',Itell illt!.c Imge,' 1I 11bltlit for " u ~<br />
manny bUilding bUll In the country 10<br />
d:HC Umlcd .... c "land!<br />
R(J/liAlD J II ,,-.. ~ ... P.S.<br />
100TH<br />
ANNIVERSARY<br />
CELEBRATED<br />
L. . 22(I,J'I S&''ipn),OMAHA, N I-~<br />
Whhonc eye 10 the pl~llInd onc e)Cl0<br />
Ihr fUlun:. Locul22cdd)fulrd m.lcnh<br />
:mm\tt.5.llJ)' Mil)· 9 tIl du'ultr-dilnce<br />
111M Hohda) Inn NUroom In Omaha<br />
Even ~lI.h bon noll!:"/! 10 Oll!illlll.e lhe<br />
program. due 10. chancr dalc changc.<br />
lhlngscumelugel~r very "ell and 1 he.<br />
evenl was a ~I I CC'CS~. Member turnout<br />
ror Ihe c"cOing WII" good.<br />
AI'oO In :mcndMlcc .... ere Int. Sec.<br />
Jack \1cxn.. Ek\cnth DI"rn:lln[. Vtce<br />
Pre Ray Ed"" vtb. ebraoJ..d (joy Ben<br />
Nelson. U.S. Rep. Petcr l loagland.and<br />
U1hcf j>tlhIILUUI ... IJU)OIlIC'>' .gcnh .,1\.1<br />
COr\lraCIOr\ frum the ~ InL See.<br />
Moore pre~nled II lOOth anniversary<br />
plaquc 10 Ihe I{I( «I. A vhleo mfldc by<br />
Br05, Mike Scarpello lind Joe Sleuk<br />
wru. "hown. n\C~ Ylden gllvc u" II good<br />
r«linS about whal \.\ie ~ uve: 51000 for<br />
o\er the p3.!>-. 100 ye:u"I Mc:mbe" In<br />
IlltendZince r«ei ... td IlIpcl Pln3 and<br />
loo.h annl\C:l'f.IH)' mtlg~<br />
Thanb 10 lhe. tt.hred mC:lllbcT~. lhc<br />
Credit Union and nil tile conU"tKtors<br />
""00 cOntn buled to tht: fund lor pU I ~<br />
ungon thbrmgnm. The 1000hAnnivc:rmry<br />
Commillec: .. penl lung hOUN<br />
on I~C prognm, I nd h I mct ~ ing we<br />
will ne:ver forge:t<br />
LOCAL LINES<br />
ATTENTION: All Press Secretaries<br />
Photographs Subnlilted for u...e ill the journal muSI be glossy, dear<br />
prints. ,\1alt ur pebble-finished IJrinbdo nOI reproduce well. Polaroid<br />
prints are unacceplflblr. Ir mlor phnlograph5 are .submilled. in lude<br />
the uncul ncgath-c ~ trjp wl1kh ("orrC~I)(Ind s "ith the photograph.<br />
Slides lIrc Hcccptubic. The number or Itrticles being rand has in <br />
creased dramiltically I)"'cr Ihe l)lISI yellr. It is impossible ror our<br />
small staff to l)rOCc~ lu rge 1I1H11hcr ~ (If "L(X:(l1 Lines" when Ihey all<br />
arrive al th e normol tll!udlill(> dOle (51h or the monthl. Effeclh'l"<br />
immcdiiltel~" faxed Ullilcri:d Inu ;;1 he in Ihe J ournal I)epartmenl no<br />
1:ller thall the fir"l (lsi) orlht month in u hich your local union would<br />
normally h:)\'c :oublllill('d iI .. mMerinl (lccording 10 the Pre.~ Secre·<br />
tOlry Guidelines. I)holognlphs submillcd h.\ fax can nol be accepted.<br />
local 24. Baillmora, MD. Ins tructor Jim Sally, Examining Board members, alld<br />
local apprentleet who worked on 1M Wl llerl" F&mllv Center, II Baltimore<br />
Building Trades proJect.<br />
BUILDING TRADES<br />
PROJECT<br />
L.U. 24 (i,SP:I&es). R/\I.1"IMOR.:.<br />
l\ID-Our local and Mnt'"\'land Chup·<br />
ler NECA ht:ld cc:~man i e:~ June n (or<br />
the 1992 graduates or the JATC upprenticc'l:hir<br />
progrlllt! Bu\. Mgr<br />
8 emJC: Ebbc:ns Ilnd NECA Chapttr<br />
~ t gr. Andy Reed presented ccnlllc:alc<br />
or grndu:lI1oo to 36 IIC"'" Journeym un<br />
wiremen rrom lhe! EIlSIern Shore aud<br />
Baltimore.<br />
t\ wards for h lg he~t 1C) 1l1 grll de ~ were<br />
presented 10 J llmc:~ Simon. Gn-Iory<br />
Spns .. ler Jr. and Elwood TaylOf 111<br />
Perfect allc:ndance awards ~(m 10<br />
Kevin Au~. firerory Brook" and Richard<br />
Griffin.<br />
6u$, Mp- Ebben, and NEe}\ Chapler<br />
Pres. Joe Boddiford spoke 10 the<br />
graduates. urging them 10COfltinuc tllel r<br />
ed ucailOn and !lIke an aclh e role III<br />
Ihe local.<br />
This ycar 's rOtlnh - and r.nh-"cllr<br />
ap~ntjce cla.ssc= took pan In " 83111-<br />
100ft: BUilding Tfa~!.proJK1 . 1IW:(l)1I<br />
From le ft, loa !! 22,<br />
Omaha, HE, But. Mgr.<br />
WAH 5mllh. EI~ . A 8 ~1 . In<br />
the Inl . Sec:, Arlit HO.'d ,<br />
In1. Sec, Jack Moore .nd<br />
Ele venth District Int. Vice<br />
Pres, Ray Edw.rd. " the<br />
local's tooth anniversary<br />
celebration.<br />
S(r\lCt lon <strong>of</strong> the Wa,·crly Family Ccn·<br />
ler 10 nonhcasl Ba l lim o~. The com·<br />
mlJm ty ~r.' I Ce: ~nler was bu ill with<br />
volu nteer laOOrdor\ated by each <strong>of</strong> the<br />
lJ alumore constru II~ It has rOf olher IOCal'l around<br />
the COUIII ..)'<br />
lb<br />
flu.W .J( JUKNAL/AU{)UST IYl)2
Thl: mUl1hcr <strong>of</strong> mt:mber .. on Ihe OU!·<br />
or·work 11M IS slowl) deere;1 iog, In<br />
Ihe meanlUlle, '>Orne <strong>of</strong> OUT members<br />
hnve mack good usc <strong>of</strong> thil lime lu<br />
become bener IIIfQmlCd .. boUI Issues<br />
o r concern 10 U!Io and Qur mrJU\lry,<br />
0,'(:r20 members Illlendcd Construc·<br />
tIun O l gulIlIlIIg M rll\he l ~l lI p hJIJCII'<br />
lion TI'II1n1ng tCOMETI da ~e .. on·<br />
JU\.lcdb) Inl Rep.JIIII Ruull·1 111uny·<br />
nvc members recei'ied umlflCltlCS <strong>of</strong><br />
completlun f(lrBro. Rudlell', SlcwlUd<br />
Tl'3lning Cia ......... Ano!her 35 mernlleN<br />
took tKlvanlage or It. code cia ....... oltered<br />
J.! Ihe Ul1Ion hall.<br />
Three members prepared 10 Ic,,\,h<br />
Ihe IIt:~t rounJ <strong>of</strong> org'lnlZlnp. t1:bsc:t<br />
by I1l1cndltlg a four-d3)' to hJS family, Il¢ Will be<br />
grciltly nU!>.'oed b) a1l "'ho ~n(' .... hun<br />
Ortl1. Roy Mumme, Fr,ln" Phllhppe<br />
and lientlan Wachlendnrf r«cl\cd50·<br />
ycar plru and .I .... JR'b.n.a 101.:111 meel·<br />
In~, Pmli and awards .... cre m.llied lu<br />
lhe lollew,lng mcmbrN, v.ho "'t'rt' un·<br />
able 10 lIu(nd Ihe mCC:lmg: lIenr)<br />
8rnnJ, CC('II Jones. Marvin Fned and<br />
Ru:ucll RC.IIIl;CI WCUJlIt!llIIUhlol(.'(.' .... h<br />
01 IheS( Brothers for Y1anng ~ }e:.r!><br />
<strong>of</strong>tlM!lfll\e\ wnh lhe IBI!.\V and Local<br />
NJ.<br />
Preparnllon .. a~ bemg made (or our<br />
annuJ.1 PU;flIC 10 he held 0..1 IfI 1'1c3~<br />
orne forward and \:olunleel 10 help<br />
nMke the pllnu; a greul .. U('t·C\\ ec<br />
)01.1 aa the: ne:-.I m(~ling .<br />
Rntoj1.u , p.s<br />
Denver Mayor welllngion Webb lsi<br />
podium) .ddr ..... lhe l oc. I68,<br />
Den"ar, CO, EleclrJc;al ConstructionJ<br />
Maintenance U •• r'. Forum. Sealed<br />
are local 58 Bu •• Mgr. Robert<br />
leglno, Locat 68 Joint Indus try<br />
Promotion Fund IIU1tee Ray Glblon,<br />
and ROCkV Mountain Chapler NEeA<br />
h ec. [);" Aldph Lu fan..<br />
WE MUST MAKE<br />
A CHANGE<br />
LV. 68 (I;. U l:.~ \ ER. CO-En!,)<br />
member <strong>of</strong> Inc IBFW ~hould be fully<br />
" .... Wl;.:: uf 111" UIlf'VII~JI\.'" uf VU1ill\.\<br />
.. nd II.'. rclc~all4,:~ t{1 our ..... cll-l'ICtng.<br />
I,: c mU~1 ~hlfllht ~ubjc(IIO the ftonl<br />
ootnC"r We lannHI ilft(lfd the Iu"ur) <strong>of</strong><br />
sluing on our h.ind\ 401'11.1 ;u.:lmg 11" If-.-.c<br />
ure nOI UlIe:n:,lcd or don'l huve: lhe<br />
lime 10 ~CI irwul...-ed P'OIIIIC
Int rn- .. J.1. S.rry. Second Dl.stncl<br />
Inl Vice Pn:,.. Paul Loughrun; In!<br />
Rep~_ Ernest Vjyeuos and RtchllTd<br />
P .. n.gn~'il; LU. 35. Hanfom. CT. Bu:.<br />
\1gr Ken to:.;h. Operating Engintcrs<br />
Local-l78 Bu~ Rep. Ben COlZI: Loui~<br />
TUf"CIO 01 P:untc=n. Lucal J86; Iron<br />
Worlers Local ~2-I Bus. Mgr. Bill<br />
11IlOpworlh: pre" ldcntial camiidulC:<br />
Jerry Bmwl1; MA}Or John C. DaniclJl<br />
<strong>of</strong> New lIovtn: Yllle Uni .. ersll)· Em <br />
ployee\ I.ocal 15 J)res ThomAs<br />
GaudlO!lO; 11w: Ncw lla\'en Buildtnll!<br />
Tl1Idcs; Centrol Labor OlIncil Pre;<br />
Wllrren Gould; "e~ H,He.n Policc<br />
Chler Nicholu PaSIon:: thc men lind<br />
""omen ('If the: I'ew Hllven Police Dept<br />
and thc Nc:w linen Fire Dcpc. union:<br />
Phil Amico and Bonnu: ulTlm. owne:r.<br />
<strong>of</strong> 80'iton 80nnle'5 RC!llaUfllnl.<br />
Gary SacM <strong>of</strong> Chambers Rc ,auranl:<br />
COflfle:ct1CU15I1Ut LaborCommlssiontr"<br />
Ronald PelrnnallJ..; SiBle Deputy Labor<br />
Commis_ lonc:r Larry Fox; atlomc)<br />
Robtrl Chcvcne; and Fronk "Chick"<br />
Avallone.<br />
Uus. Mgr. Guo E5~ito Jr. nnd Ihe<br />
<strong>of</strong>ficer!. IIntl members <strong>of</strong> 1..1)(;:1190 t)llend<br />
11 "pcelallhanh to Inl. Executive<br />
Council mtmberllnd L.U.488. Bn dge·<br />
pon, CT. nus \o1gr. FranL J. Carroll.<br />
Through hilSpccialcffon and knowlrol!e<br />
<strong>of</strong> ou, probkm .... Oro. Carroll<br />
hclpcdmak.e LI usier ror us 10 come 10<br />
• rnohl\JOI'I and bnng aboul II solulion.<br />
We !llncercly appreciatc hiS beinltllc:n:<br />
ror u ..... hen he W3\ nenJcd.<br />
Wc Ileld election\ for <strong>of</strong>ficers JUJ'II!<br />
I. Ne ..... lyclCC1cd <strong>of</strong>ficers are 8us. Mtp".<br />
"ULSc\:. Giro E.'iPO'lIIO; Pres. Kennclh<br />
King; Vice I'r(: .... Roben Corraro; Ree.<br />
Sel.:. Bill Mtlflfe; amI Tre3~. Ro),<br />
IlMm..on. Executive Ooard members<br />
are lIugh McGu irt. Sill Depmo, Ton)'<br />
Ch illlaljlri . Richard Opozda and Bri3n<br />
t.. laher. Examining Board membc:B arc<br />
Frank Gladwm. Franlr..J. Halloran. Bob<br />
Tr:\lItort and John Thompson. Con·<br />
,",IUI.lion.. ''IId beo;l ..... i~hrs 10 these<br />
Brolhen.. We thanL elecllon Judge<br />
[)cnms "Spllc" Bellllc hrunp and tellen<br />
('~orgeGiannotll. Al PIl.;os.lr..y. Dill<br />
~'Iun£cr Jr. lind Ed Pierpont Sr • 'A ho<br />
pul an longhnur\loen~urt 3n 3ccuratt<br />
\'ole coonl.<br />
The Gn-:lIcr ~Iem 18E~ Golf<br />
Tournament I!. Aug. J althe Yalt Uni<br />
\ c.rMty (inlf Club in Ne"" lla\·cn. CT<br />
Thl~ toUm(lfllenll'i ho~tlomllny locllis<br />
Cmlll NI: ...... Yorio.. MtililiJlehustlts. Rhode<br />
r!land. Ne ..... Jt:r>ey Rnd other COrtnCCII<br />
C"lIllocal ... nle lrue spirilor broch·<br />
erhood b alwllYs eVldcm at this. evcru<br />
WcCnC~rH&e you 10 attend; )oo ~'on'l<br />
be tll~ppointed .<br />
Suppan your loclIl hOl.loe\-er and<br />
"'" hcnc:"CT),oo can . Solidarity ... ill get<br />
u through dirrICUl1 11mb now and In<br />
the fUlure<br />
GIIR> WLn.HIIll. P.S<br />
LOCAL MOURNS<br />
BRO. HORN<br />
L. • 98 (i.cm,aS:&II)' I)JHLAOEL·<br />
PI-II t\ . I' A-Our "ork ~iluallon i:lblenk.<br />
wnh 700 Oltlllbt=r .. 0111 or work.<br />
Working \IotviU helped<br />
10 mal.e our iCcond annulil DAD'S<br />
OilY on June 20 /I S\ICCC~'i . We hdrl 3<br />
oUllIlandlllg Jl'CrfOm lan~e 1f Ihe Ul1lt)ll<br />
member; and the comraclOr. Thh joh<br />
is a dcmon ~lr a tion uf the tugh ",,{lrL<br />
~tandrud s mEW members pral.:licc<br />
The Vilrificatu)II Project lIa .. been<br />
Sd1Cdul cd to !>Ian, bUI il i .. Mdl 1101 10<br />
24 1lllJruh ~ away frum hmllll UI1 )' clc(.'·<br />
t,i ... lIlll>.<br />
We have 0;0111(' ~mallc r JOb al .. oour<br />
/lUll', II~ Amcncl.ll1 cilitcns. to Yotc.<br />
VOle!<br />
JI\I\ .... {'IIILI
Hay bu!>y<br />
[lct"lridJn~ Jrom (IUr l longer man pre\iou~<br />
owner .. hl~ thd<br />
II '\Itt ~ti(;"'logelher In brOlherhood,<br />
.... c: ..... 111 mure cU .. II)' gC:l lhruu}!h Ihe'oe<br />
dlffKuh C-COOOI'T\U: lime, We ean ,am<br />
!!trcnglh In our uml)<br />
S..-Ir (junTn. P.S<br />
RIVERFRONT<br />
CONSTRUCTION<br />
Lt. 176 li.rt.o.&"pal. JOLl ET. 1L<br />
Our v.ort silUIUon is ~1I11 (('Iv.. U II ,<br />
throughoul lbe COUIl1I) Whllh i~ ull<br />
the rno~ r,:-ason "'c nct:d 10 lum OUI in<br />
fOf\.'e Ihl" c:iecllnn yeiu and ma"'e a<br />
dtan!!e<br />
ConSlructionon ChlclI~ol;and' fiNt<br />
no-11m II rncr lCl~lno v. a .. completed<br />
The flOllln,@ c:bioo. the Emprt> help Ihe c.:amjidolt~, v-ho help<br />
lal'lor. Our QPG donallons help 10<br />
ell."ll rea~r\ "hn 1Irt' Inend.. (lr Ilihor.<br />
k.u.h:r~ ""h.... h,,\,'" the nced~ l,.lfv.- (lrl.mg<br />
pt'ople III mmd<br />
l ocal 208, Norwalk, CT. members.t the Pl'libfo Enwgy JOb In Westport, CT.<br />
AREA WORK<br />
GOOD<br />
.l.208(u."'R\\ l\ l f.. , Cwl -Wur'"<br />
In I~ art::a hn. .. been goud '>!llCe Ihte<br />
bI.!@lRmngc>rMoJ).Allourloe:l1 BrOlh ·<br />
rf'!i hnye ~Il holl'" al .... urk !!IIKC thai<br />
Inlle Work l!>pfocec:Jill{lJllnc Mubr"<br />
Encrgybulldmg In WC\Ipor!.1lIcelC).<br />
Inl.:OII !"onlr:a,tor I" EJ \ Ior tle!.;ln!"<br />
from l'\eYlo J lavcn. Bro. John VIt.le<br />
from Loal II(). r-.ev. ltaH:n. 1\ Ihe::<br />
gcner:tl forem.ln. Ground ...... ~ brOflI:..ICl-lm: <strong>of</strong> Ondgepurl<br />
Pn:s. Ron Schlack I"R:~·,,\enn, from<br />
nee'" !'ur~f), lind 8ru. I'hlllpLuJc::\tlO<br />
1:('i<br />
.HC Imrortanl Wit) .. 01 le'&lTling mure:<br />
,100u1 OUI uOlon al\d ho\lO' to bt beuer<br />
Incmhcr'l SIP" up uo ....<br />
IIL-.Xl E. 8Il:0\l. ... p.s<br />
LABOR DAY<br />
PARADE<br />
L. l . 252 (rc...,i.,-b&' Pltl. Al\N AR <br />
nOR. II-All member .. w~nl a "Iroo·<br />
gcr umUIl We \'lI lue Ollr benefil'> pr~l<br />
glillll' We vulue lhe ~trt"nglh ""c: de·<br />
flVC hum nurme11lht"rihlp In Ihe I3rlllh·<br />
crhood We "'nll'" [he union ~ill ,[ie'"<br />
up ror Ihe .... OI" ... e". BUllooa), ~'e foce<br />
a pluhlcm OUi JUf).. Me bemg mOlieti<br />
QUI <strong>of</strong> the coumry. Local 252 Will<br />
IfIIUdl III Delmll'~ Labor J)a\ Pnrnclot"<br />
10 S"'plcmbcr 10 VOLce our outrage al<br />
lhe hi .... Ilf Joh, In this counlry Ille:!<br />
J()1I1 u, {tml brillg )our "'POUM:~ and<br />
chlldn:n, Our "Ircnglh i" HI our fIIlmher,<br />
.<br />
We I hnll ~ nll lhnse who wnfl-cd (111<br />
I:UII\(.II,:I II gOllJllon!> 8ro,. lIollis<br />
I [ammo fred 11utchin~on and Jerry<br />
GUIcJ..UI1~t, under Ihe {lirecliOfI <strong>of</strong> Bu!>.<br />
Ml!r. John Ilrislon. hc:lptd 10 deliver<br />
lhe: bc:,1 ~~Idenllld Cllnt'UCI 10 dale.<br />
Chmn. Jerry GUlc"'un"l. Jerry Fi .. hcr<br />
"nd Wayne Ilanscn mel <strong>of</strong>t",n earlier<br />
III Ihe year Iv v.-IIr'" olllhc t:omr.Jl'! II<br />
came do ... n 10 a Iwo-hour debate in<br />
Wa~hIllSlOfI . DC. In fmlll ul IheCoun·<br />
liion Indu .. lrilll RdJlton~ . Toourgre:u<br />
tonunc. Oro. Omloo ~po"'e for u ~. and<br />
he had hl~ Wllpbo, With him. Wc:lhan'"<br />
Ib~)oC Brolher!. "Who worl- (0 prOlccl<br />
our mltresh<br />
M.IKe Ioure }Iou olrt read) 10 vOle<br />
come ovembcr.<br />
RlnlA,M k . K rIT. PIu-~<br />
GET INVOLVED<br />
L.L. 25 ..1 (I.o.u,lno.rIS.(>t s& e-m l,<br />
CALGA RY.AB-Thc: I.O ·.lome~u~t<br />
I dear: "Organize the ullOflRnlzed ..<br />
Wllh the Cuo .. trudlOIl OrgamLillg<br />
Membcr'i"hip Educlltion Training<br />
(CO \ -U~I) pl"OI;!ram msululed and under<br />
Wll). the door .... ill be open [or all<br />
01 u~ 10 gel ,"\olved 10 lhe «,nUlling<br />
p~~, OUI JII~lde .... Iremen ·:
But leI's spcal,. <strong>of</strong> o ur IIpprl:lcimion<br />
ror our ullion Brothers and Si!>lcrs.<br />
who""orl,.ll rl!ic,,ly ror the ullion. They<br />
lire our heroes. These lI1embers art Ihe<br />
"I!t,:alh .IIIJ lIlimb" I,r tile IHEW ,Hid<br />
<strong>of</strong> LlIcu l 266. So, if you ~oml!limc ..<br />
reel do .... n and unapprccimcd, rcmeOlr<br />
ber wcall fecl lhis wily lllill neo:: b UI we<br />
move 011 and 1001,. hack lHiO slIy. ''['111<br />
gi no I O:lill belong 10 1I\e un io n." [n<br />
Uni t) Ihere i ~ O:lrc l1l,1th.<br />
Qt 100 "J R " 1""''''''t:'OIiI!, 1'.5.<br />
From lolt, s iand lng, Local 266,<br />
Phoenix, 142, mem~ r l Harold Full er<br />
Ind Ray Nune.z; slUing, Harold<br />
Sehller and Heelor Solo.<br />
CONGRA1ULA11ONS,<br />
BROTHERS<br />
I .. U. 27U (i&o), OA K RIDGE, TN<br />
C\)ngmtulali.,m: 10 Ilur newer.1 jour<br />
neymen. Bros. D:i.rryl Pill man. Ctm r le ~<br />
Ralll\ and P;1U1 Shurp. The work silualion<br />
in ()tIr JumdlCl!lI/1 10: Sllll :In",.<br />
'I11erc ure ~Q IlIC ~1ll11 1 1 jobs ilt the Dept.<br />
<strong>of</strong> !;nergy faelhlv, hilt there nrc 110<br />
1:lrl;.cJobs now.<br />
Wc ure 'laddcned 10 rcporl thai rc<br />
IIrec Joe Cozzolino r:.I, o;cd nW:ly Apnl<br />
I. Our h carl ~ lind prayer s. go out 10<br />
Bro. Conolino'\ ramily lind friends.<br />
how your ~ urpon for the ullIt)n<br />
nllcild mnnt hly mt:cti1\g~.<br />
RI1IH ~ T ' W . II AMN. P.s.<br />
CONTINUE YOUR<br />
EDUCATION<br />
L.U. 27S (i, o,cm&~o " I) . CORP US<br />
C IIR I ~ TT. TX-I ...!ccllon nl' <strong>of</strong>liccr.o<br />
WII~ hel d June 6. Re~ull~ were nOt<br />
l1Y~tllfl h lc al prc~' tIInc::.<br />
RAiny wealher 113\ glUundcd lIl any<br />
InoJccls, including Ilomepon and hu:.<br />
PlllIljobs. bill Ilung" wtll event ually<br />
pick up. Cil,Bo and Koch rcfillCrlc\<br />
lIIIIlOIiIlCt.:d plil ll ~ for m \ I I\ll1lillion-dol ~<br />
hn c;.l[Jan ~illfl ..,1I11i1 wc IIlIYC hce ll Hllk·<br />
III~ 10 ",cycrul elmlraeloro: who are capable<br />
<strong>of</strong> biddmg UII Ill'UjCch uf Ih ...<br />
'!i/c. The Sun Diego :1I1d lIa r1 in~cll<br />
pri'ioll job~ arc aiM) lip ror Imls. If we<br />
gt·t nne Job. h will be nicc; but if we<br />
get oolh. il will Oc wenl<br />
Wc extend our co nJol(:ncc ~ 10 Ihe<br />
rUlllllies <strong>of</strong>lhe fo l ln",I f1 ~ hrother'! who<br />
pll"!scd ilway : No l ~n Ol:\h:. Charlc"!<br />
Grn'lcll. FII)Y!! 1111 1. AlllCrI M ori~~on<br />
!l nu Lee Monlgomery.<br />
n \llugh we )\!LVC CllnlplclCd our il[)<br />
p renticcsh i l l~. we llIU~ t Lllnlmnc !)lIr<br />
ed ll c lltlOn~ to 'iUly currCnl in Ihe: clcc·<br />
Irieal mduSI1,}. Ily d{lI ntt '10. v.e Wi ll<br />
tl(·l·omplish Ihree Ihing",. We WI ll pro<br />
vit1ecoll t r.JlI 11 r ~ wnh 1lI11re li.I1uw ledgtah1c<br />
journeYI\I\.: II . WI'. will C\'cllIu:.ll),<br />
have nlQre money III our pockels. AntI<br />
..... e will s l rc n p,lh~n OUi local and Ihc<br />
maw.<br />
FAITH IN THE<br />
FUTURE<br />
Uu C. ,"11 ~("",I)O. !>.S<br />
I..l. ZS8 (i , u ,r l ~ &"!pu ) . W Al'EIt·<br />
I.()O. lA- A", imj)ortnnl (I~ our p:.~t<br />
i .... U II (eIAtc", to 01,11 I'l t"~'1! 1 (Jt.:lf'/I<br />
lllnncc, il I~ 1101 .. curly U ~ IIllp
Geauga L..nke Arnu.~", Parl. In I\u<br />
rom. TItc local !ouppl) , beer, Pl"P, (hl~,<br />
etC. We'll sec you then:.<br />
A rt .. erse I1Ime .... a~ held at 51<br />
Mlllhc ...., Church IIln in Akron. The<br />
lucky .... wner v.on 1,000. We hBd'!<br />
burret dinner aOtt rtfre~hm .... nt5. Tbc<br />
proceeds <strong>of</strong> tbe- evenmg v. enl 10 h·<br />
nance lhe wflbal ltc.am~ :lIId the i!0lf<br />
league. Thanks IOlne StIC1I11 Cnmmll·<br />
lee for uTKllher Job .... cll· donc.<br />
The membership approved rell re"<br />
menT for B ro~. Jumc ... \1urph),. Gene<br />
T homp ... on. Robert Morehead . George<br />
Umoower nod Rlchurd Splter We wI'h<br />
them a healthy. happy n:tiremem.<br />
With 'Iadncss we report Ihe dCllth~<br />
01 Bro~, T humas OJvi, and Fr:.mk<br />
Tempera (rell.f"ee). On beh;llf <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Orfi"'eN und IIIcmbtrs . .... e ulend nur<br />
.. ympalh) 10 their lo\ed OIlC~<br />
SlleOtt doesn't Htdu:nte ""1\dUnl.<br />
1.llO\Ioing. ~hcn to rem.lin "'lien! doc ...<br />
a.l:U Atlo' ..... P .s<br />
From ktlt, l~ltl 332, $an Jose, CA.<br />
Sus. Mgr. Steve wright, Rosendln<br />
Elktrie genersl foreman larry<br />
8ellramo Jr., and NECA ChaplBf<br />
Mgr. Tom Ba"ow.<br />
WORK SITUATION<br />
IMPROVED<br />
I~ .,Ul(i.o.c&sf).SAJ\JOS I-:'CA<br />
Our won.. situation ha5 Impro\'ed 10<br />
the de(!n.'t th:n we hll\'e ~tumed to the<br />
4O-bour work wed:. We had been on II<br />
~hon v.'tlrk ",'ceil: ~mee No~cmbcr Be·<br />
cau~ \\-orl> w"~ \0 !llnw. even the new<br />
IIpprc ru lce~hl p cllI~S wa~ II c(mecm. AI<br />
pres, hme ;111 all pri:n I ICe~ ~cre ~or k <br />
ing. and a rtgular size ap" rtnliceela~"<br />
had been C(;unng thc Men",. hl1llll: Il(lhe San<br />
JO\ e 5hMl.~ hocke) le:un So, il doe ..<br />
pI!} to be m"{lh cd alld w(lrk ror<br />
ell,lI1ll-c.<br />
WARNING TO<br />
MEMBERS<br />
I .... U. JJ6lt&.clIl\). ~ II I ' I\GO.II_<br />
You may hl\c Ict.'elvcd a ,arll111 lhe:<br />
m~lIl (ronl Itt.! CIIIJ'en\ Utility Board<br />
(CUB. 'iOilCltlllB- money Some <strong>of</strong> the<br />
CUB cause' ha .. e been .... orlh~hlle.<br />
'Io.... c\·er. our IIXI! ho., some obp:<br />
lion, reC' tlll~ orga<br />
nt/fli ion Lo.: fig.h tll!g (01.<br />
In May Ihe 'Ime <strong>of</strong> UllnUl) l'll\
Este cartel actualizado y revisado NO reemplaza al ENTRENAMIENTO FORMAL EN RESUCIT ACION CARDIOPULMONAR.<br />
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RESUCITACION CARDIOPULMONAR<br />
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1Examine para determinar<br />
el nivel de consciencia.<br />
De unos golpes Jigeros<br />
o sacuda suavemente<br />
a la persona y gritele:<br />
"Se siente bien?". Si no hay<br />
respuesta, grite: " iAuxilio!"<br />
2<br />
Haciendo rodar a la victima<br />
como una unidad, acuestela<br />
sobre la espalda. Evite<br />
torcerle el cuerpo.<br />
3<br />
Abra las vias<br />
8<br />
7<br />
Despues de realizar<br />
la evaluaci6n<br />
anterior, llame al Sistema<br />
Medico de Emergencia<br />
(Emergency Medica<br />
System), 0 pida a alguien<br />
que haga elilamado.<br />
Comience el primer ciclo de auxilio respiratorio<br />
con compresiones del pecho.<br />
;;<br />
a. Encuentre la<br />
marca del<br />
estern6n<br />
(el area donde<br />
se unen las<br />
costillas).<br />
b . Coloque el
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CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATION<br />
1Check to determine<br />
the level <strong>of</strong> consciousness.<br />
Tap or gently shake<br />
the person and shout<br />
"Are you OK? " If there is<br />
no response shout "Help! "<br />
2<br />
Position the victim onto<br />
his or her back by rolling<br />
the victim as a unit.<br />
Avoid twisting the body.<br />
3<br />
Onen the airwav bv<br />
8<br />
7<br />
After performing<br />
the above<br />
evaluation, phone the<br />
Emergency Medical<br />
System or have<br />
someone else call.<br />
Begin the first cycle <strong>of</strong> rescue breathing<br />
with chest compressions.<br />
a. Locate the<br />
sternal notch<br />
(area where<br />
ribs meet ).<br />
b. Place the heel
chin lift method.<br />
next to the<br />
sternal notch.<br />
4<br />
Check for breathing.<br />
LOOK at the chest.<br />
LISTEN for breaths.<br />
FEEL for breathing.<br />
5<br />
If the victim is not<br />
breathing, GIVE TWO<br />
FULL BREATHS.<br />
6<br />
Check the circulation by<br />
feeling for a pulse at the<br />
CAROTID ARTERY.<br />
d. Count aloud to establish a rhythm.<br />
c. Begin compressions<br />
with your<br />
elbows straight<br />
and locked and<br />
your shoulders<br />
over your hands.<br />
e. Deliver TWO rescue breaths after every<br />
FIFTEEN compressions.<br />
10<br />
Repeat steps 8 and 9.<br />
9<br />
At the end <strong>of</strong> every<br />
FOUR cycles, check for<br />
the return <strong>of</strong> a pulse<br />
for FIVE SECONDS.<br />
<strong>IBE</strong>-W--
metodo de levantar el<br />
menton.<br />
<strong>IBE</strong>-Wmana<br />
JuntO a la<br />
marca del<br />
estern on.<br />
4<br />
Verifique si respira.<br />
OBSERVE el pecho.<br />
ESCUCHE si esta respirando.<br />
PALPE para sentir si respira.<br />
5<br />
Si la victima no esta<br />
respirando, DELE DOS<br />
RESPIRACIONES<br />
COMPLETAS.<br />
6<br />
Examine la circulacion<br />
palpando para tomar el<br />
pulso en la ARTERIA<br />
CAROTIDA.<br />
c. Comience a hacer las<br />
compresiones con<br />
sus brazos<br />
firmemente<br />
estirados y los<br />
hombros sobre<br />
sus manos.<br />
d. Cuente en voz alta para establecer un ritmo.<br />
e. Dele DOS respiraciones de auxilio despmis de cada<br />
QUINCE compresions.<br />
10 Repita los pasos 8 y 9.<br />
9<br />
AI cabo de cada<br />
CUATRO delos,<br />
verifique par CINCO<br />
SEGUNDOS si ha<br />
retornado el pulso.
tiled, WI! are lookinl; :11 a goud ",uri.<br />
slluuuun lora v.hlle<br />
Our locallOOi. III nln~ nev. aflPr~n<br />
lice .., and musl <strong>of</strong> lhem hllH~ Mlln .. d<br />
~()r\.. .dread) , A~ a roul! <strong>of</strong> our Ofglfilling<br />
cHon" 0100 Ihe ,l\·allllb.lIl)" <strong>of</strong><br />
~or\.., there 1I~ ubo a few "POI" for<br />
nt<strong>of</strong>'e .. pptc:nh,TO;\'. AIl<br />
Drl!jn"'ln~ I" II pnmc OOJ/!l.'II\C <strong>of</strong> Inc<br />
181:;\\ If \lrC= lU't rdud3nl IU .kimll<br />
new ITtcrnhr" Of ha .. e dtffit"uh) un·<br />
dCNllndmg. the imponan\,;c uf Of",J'<br />
1I1/11l1!.lI ma) he helpful 10 n:fc=rlO the<br />
OhJC~lIlg OUI rell!<br />
el.' ~ IA hl\ cmlle tlul und lite fun llh e~ 01<br />
llllr lIlC'mbers _<br />
Bto, Mark I top\i.m::..lIid 1IIn OUI ~U,mI -<br />
111" J'~ :1'" pu.:ntl.: chalrmllli And Bro.<br />
itOI1 I"nghsh's smoked tri-Ilp v."'t Qui<br />
o( Ihl\ \Ioorld<br />
Conl!nllul:ltion!> to Oro_ Oil\(:<br />
BI!;tIK.hamp. IAha rttel\'ed 0 {lAl-)omC!, bUI pr()\<br />
pt!'t\ for the ~ummcr 100\. 1.lIf Oul<br />
Itlell 'IIOcIC(lrrte:, Ihe addnion 01 .a 1M:"<br />
Uni'>ll L"1lnlroctor 1O our Juno,dlCllon .<br />
Tout] lI«:lric CQIflP.ln}· In • We loo~<br />
rory,md 10 wori.mg \Iollb Total EIc\.tfll.:<br />
~ Ilk)' pun-ut! a .. hare 01 I h\.· lIIurl. t:.1 In<br />
Ihl" III('a<br />
PIC, GCUT{!.e nd'l-'C tet'ellt')' ap.<br />
IlI.mn clI ~ro~. D ann), \lobh~ . Joh n<br />
Ru .... dl anu KII Stl!\c:n ~ 10 uur Annu"l<br />
811"" rhhinJ; Comnliltc.c They ha .. clI I<br />
dCLliled on a dillC nr IIXIlILon ),C'l. bUI<br />
11 11 10cHI lf1Cmbcn fire II1vl led 10 rllu<br />
II{ IIMIC i ll Ihe: cn:nt. Besidc) Ihe furi 01<br />
the C\)\l)I)C\l\llm. 11 ' ~ 1 Bond Il mc fo r<br />
C .. ctY'lilC 10 cnjoy Ihe comp3ny <strong>of</strong> (jur<br />
I3mlhl!rtllxxl.<br />
o nl,tratuhuion
t"I«lIon ddy hCr) ,,"Ole doc, ("GUn!.<br />
N. T't4'dflh Di~lncl Inl VICC fln:Ci·<br />
IlUlon. I ..... he "'~~n·, brelllhlllg ;rnd had<br />
no '"II~ 1he} \l,C're ,ul."Cc""fullll UIblhzlll~<br />
Bro. While rortran:~ponallon<br />
HI the ho-.ruul Itc ha., reco\ered (mm<br />
hi" InJurtc-ll and rclumc:d 10 \Io'orli.. We<br />
art pmud In hn ... e 'hc\c finc memhers<br />
ill (l1lf nrgll ni/.il lol1<br />
RI\'< IA A Mus. P.S.<br />
F-1 5 RALLY HELD<br />
L.l . 584 ( i , u. f' m.rt~.!ipa.e!li&ees ) .<br />
TULS,\ . OK-On May 9 an I'-I."i<br />
Rollly "'ii' hdd .lllhe \1cDooncll 000·<br />
gl..ti plJm fort~ purpo. <strong>of</strong> cllCoorag<br />
Ini aur ~O\MTlm('nllo o;cll12 <strong>of</strong>lhe..t<br />
JCl fighl\! .... 10 Saudi Arabin. Smcc our<br />
IOColl unton IS repre..ented by ~omc )(1<br />
mHlnlClUIIICC 1·1~·Ltnci:lm. nl Ihe plllnt.<br />
Ihe ~alc <strong>of</strong> Ihc~e Jels IS <strong>of</strong> no link'<br />
imf'Onnncc: IOlhe membership In lacl .<br />
'iOm~ <strong>of</strong> I)u r rntmj,ers rn~tall«l Ii 1_2QO..<br />
_au sound ~plcm ~peclfically fm Ihe<br />
mil). Sc\enllic num·<br />
ocr' hnvc dWllullcd a~ unC"lI1llloymcl11<br />
ligurc .. n
long ~ta nd lng \ I! uatiull II!Voh'ing one<br />
Q( the resiecmi:il C(lliuaClor ... Wh ile<br />
1101 ull Qf lhe gonh had bet:n fu ll y<br />
ubtaincd 31 pr~~ tllIlC. unfair I:lOOt<br />
r,.-nclic~· charge. y,.t'IC ~Iill pending<br />
Th~ con[rlIClOr lI~cd rephlcemcn[<br />
workcrs during [he IIlt.::rnn. but production<br />
rl:mamed atf m~ thaI) SO<br />
petC'Cnt wilhout Our bk Illed ..... ork force:<br />
OfrlclIll!> r!!!tlmed IhllL \lrIke~ ar~ nc .. cr<br />
SUCtC sful when lherc I~ mOIlCHlry lo~s<br />
fmll1 l1me QIT <strong>of</strong> ~l)ri.. bUllhcy "cn:<br />
quick 10 renlJluJ u~ thllllhe:) eQUid 1101<br />
113Ve been more: pruud 01 the di"IJI~y<br />
<strong>of</strong> l>Olulunl) b) Ih~ members.<br />
O""'l!. .l.... ·.P.s<br />
strength and purpose despUe ttle<br />
extreme heat <strong>of</strong> sumnHtr.<br />
GOOD TURNOUT<br />
FOR MEETINGS<br />
1 ~ . 1I. 6-18 (i,u, u&l' pul. HAMILTON,<br />
011-Tne t U(t\(lUI (m our \l\Cl,'.ling...<br />
h ..:, bcen gooo, Keep up the goot! ,It<br />
tcnd[lIIcc~<br />
Sevcr,tl mcmbc r~ tllu'" Ihe slate fire<br />
alarm Ir.:sl \I fter Hl tcndlll!; rim alaml<br />
clnsscs fl ffcn::d by IIIC In('lIt. Sonic m CIII ·<br />
hcr"'lIre lIllcnding t'OmpUll!r cl!l$~c~ ~ct<br />
up lhrough ,1f1 arca voclHlolIlI l school.<br />
The loe31 ~O fl bll lJ ICll1II h,P, tlccn<br />
bflll lmg other urea It,:U I11 '.: l.md is pre·<br />
p.l l lll~ rVI Ibe- ISEW Mid ...... !::.. 1 'fuullla<br />
Illelll Cood Iud., t l l)'~! Thanks 10 all<br />
\IIo~e who m;H.le till: ElI'lI:r Egg Hunt n<br />
hill ~ u cCtS'i dcsphc lite min The lin ·<br />
I HI,tlli~ n rry wa, April 24. Oncc Ilg!llll<br />
l he fhh frycf'» Jid :tIIl,l:u::IlII(lntJub. :md<br />
we cIIJoyed Ih~ covered dl~hes , MClllbel".<br />
.llso bruughl I.:llnllcd goods to be<br />
l.h"lrtbutcd 10 Inc nccll) We urge 1111<br />
fl)cmDer ... 1O ~·ome filii llhd lake adv:tnlugc<br />
<strong>of</strong> union 3>:11\llhe!t,<br />
Tht lATe tw.hJ " .. C,lmpktiol'l eCl<br />
eJ1lonic". B:1lkluct Ma), lU mOllg<br />
IhoS i~lal .... e.<br />
lel;JI a ... ,,~\ancoe. mcd";;Jllht:311h J. ...... I ....<br />
t.!rl~c and(.hlhheu· .. '1 ..... I .. hcs [0 them bOlh<br />
We mourn the P,I!>"'IIIg orBrw.o, H,T<br />
Rlghy. W b, "1!rlHC" Fdl and LC<br />
Abk fOm. Bill t\blc '~ dad). L.C. Able<br />
~oil; iI member o( the local for mcr 4X<br />
)1."..1(,), We eXlend nUt-.)nlpnlhy 10 Inc<br />
\;.m"hl."" ut Iht:-.c BTI:~h.:-h<br />
Be 'Un' 10 rC~I\ICr und 10 ~-o le In<br />
'o'·C'mbl:r<br />
Jltu Ptu.so,I;. P.S_<br />
Loc.at688, Manslleld. OH . Bro .<br />
Robert ArmatronD dhtpltl)'s his<br />
Fraternal Order 01 Police Assocla·<br />
tlon Member 01 the 'teat Award.<br />
LOCAL'S 75TH<br />
ANNIVERSARY<br />
L.ll. 688 ll .o,Ulli:l). ~'I1\NSFlEtD.<br />
\ HI-Wi; wt:n.: prouo 10 celebrale i )Ur<br />
Ioc:ar~ 75th .UlI1lvc:r"ollr't' In ~hy . Be·<br />
IIIg u~socialcd wllh Ihe [HEW g.1 \·C, U')<br />
II rc: ..... ar(im~ fcclll1[,: <strong>of</strong> brolherhood.<br />
P I~S. Clui ... Ml\\\hcw\on hu!- Illude<br />
tW(J new appotrluncn l ~. Dan Mutchler<br />
~ a ~ appotllled rcg .... tntr, nntl AIIlIl Frl'e'<br />
mllll WIl.S apJ)Otnlctl t l) Ihe E.lUlllIllllllg<br />
BOJ.rJ<br />
Oro. Robert "Bub" Alm"lrong. an<br />
<strong>IBE</strong>W lTIember lor lhe la~1 17 l'~.ar.-.<br />
"a... hOfH1red II~ MCl1lher <strong>of</strong> Ihe Year<br />
lo~ tin; Fr)'cr tor hi!! OULStandmg<br />
flU bile -.c:f\I u:c.<br />
We "ClIlcd a. nc"" three·)ear COli<br />
tr.II.;1 \VorL 111 t'IUr area '·Ol1tinUonle PIUJCC ....<br />
toming up. but thmgs are difficult fo(<br />
our member... nOw , Wr:. thllll.k all the<br />
lOCal .. lhal hn .. e fo und Jobs for our<br />
IfI .... clill}; IIlI:IIIUC:t"> Wc ~ctHl~ uppr\!.<br />
cilUe [nelr elfol1~ 111 helping Ulio<br />
Bro.!>. !loD Bohllch, Brllln<br />
\ IltIbsch l a ~t'r and Rand)' Goillen gOl<br />
logclhcr and forlllC'd :1 ne~ eompan)'.<br />
RWC; i~ Ihe" nank" <strong>of</strong> our n(",", ('On/rae·<br />
lOt We wllohuu, Rn)I~~ Ilood Iucl. In<br />
their new v~murc<br />
Merle Pll t en~('r I:elebral~d till> 651h<br />
yel1r as an <strong>IBE</strong>W lIlember. He and hi,<br />
Volfe. LOUie. hu."c been l dcdi .. lI.lcd<br />
tOUpklDtM ,nEW. dnd \\e\\ .... hl!lem<br />
ull ltk: bi.·~1<br />
Four Brothcr ... \ubll1!1u:d appllca·<br />
lIon~ forJ1:tm:mcm Drm.. Bob Garc),.<br />
Gene Good"<strong>of</strong>\. Juhn O ...... e!\~ .Inl\<br />
fl arold SL3gg~ tt.a\e dcclded 10 hang<br />
up Hlelr lOoho<br />
Bro. Oli~·er Me~'II1Qtt. a IloemdJI<br />
.8l1d member <strong>of</strong> the local f(Jl" 35 ~car;..<br />
pa:lol>Cd a ..... a) I'eh 16. And Bro. John<br />
Jenkin:..!t n!lm:d member WIth 26) tMS<br />
In the local, PII'~ JWa)' JDhn had<br />
"pt=ntlhe IJ!>I fe .... )e.1h lIS 311 engtnccr<br />
""'uh O"'cns Steel ThC!>C Brothers Will<br />
be missed. W~(xtend our sympathy 11;1<br />
1h
art' IIut rrll"lt:r~ to \OlC. do II no\lo.<br />
btt,)u~e ~"<br />
UTU!> I:hll feUer .and J':rT) ForM<br />
n:llmi. 'We':All!-ndcongnuulalLOnsantl<br />
\Io"h It.c rn milny hfLPP), lind pro .. pctou~<br />
)COIr-<br />
Wilh .... dne~ \Io'C report Ihe p3s~mtt<br />
<strong>of</strong> rtlJrcd Bm~ Vern Ocnc-.co. John<br />
lIuLhon. Tum Loll and Bill Tumer.<br />
Uro, Gcnc\(.'o, who plI,,\Cd ~"'3)' lit hi ..<br />
home In I:londn, .... dl .. U memht!1 for41<br />
}car!. II " ..on GU) b: a membn <strong>of</strong><br />
Local 69:! Urn Hud-.ulI p.lw:d 3W;'J)'<br />
JU\I fJH: tby~ brIO,,! h,s nod binhday.<br />
nro. Loll, \IohoIs ncd a onc-year dell 1 Membc~<br />
III ,\ Eel. Research rIllllic:d IIIWo<br />
),cllr l·omrU t·! N ello ll al or~ IIlcludcd<br />
Bu ... MJ:!t. PCI~ r GlIlin:.ki. Ilres. 8 0b<br />
I lognOOam InQ Bm Doug Sleeve,<br />
.... egotJ.llloo .. ""rlh Pemb e I Iydro arc<br />
upconunJ.<br />
TIt.: l8EW 8M R03d, \1cflIorUl<br />
G<strong>of</strong>fToorrumenl ~a .. held June 20 "I<br />
Ihchl:rndBraeQolr l)Ut\C. nll~ynr<br />
the loum.ll'n~nt w open 10 :I maxIilium<br />
(II IOU golfen... Re\ulh "e.re not<br />
avalltLIblc III pre',,111llC<br />
Ouf h'lt,:IlI"fJI.,,\wro:d .I t\Cl\lo linl!c learn<br />
th31 panl~ 1p;.!lcd In ;llund-ral~mg c\ em<br />
for the !JIg Brother- RI!! \1.. ler. urganJl;UI\JO<br />
. "'1t'l11hrr.. hom Pe:mbrolc<br />
H)dro l,;ulh::l,.lCd plJ.'dgc~ land Lnoded<br />
down a lev. pili" for II \cf') "otTh.... htle<br />
cau-.e Ct)ngrulul~lllllI\ 111 III Ihosc m<br />
nllyc" for makmg thll" annual c ... enl II<br />
'IUcc(.'s"<br />
The: kM.JI e)l.Ie:lld~ be'l wl~hc~ to<br />
Mike lIunlet. 'Wh(l "' (L\ II1JuI'rll 111 lin<br />
1I1.:C::ldcllllll "Ulk We" i ~h you a spcc:dy<br />
loo full reeo"er>" "1tk'"<br />
\Vc ellt·oufn$C' lIlemhel ' Ie) al1end<br />
our rcgulJr monlhl) mcellng" In IlcJIIbroke.<br />
lbe IIIICndIUll'c dlOl" h,l.) becn<br />
I11c)(hfied and .... c: no .... ha ... e:t winner<br />
al each mCt'llnl=1 Slrnn}! .. upJlOn ror<br />
)"our h!Ca' I~ c\p.."l:I:tIl) Imponant in<br />
Ittc~ I OU~ e:i:onot1llOUt! Pubht:<br />
Sen LCt:. ",here: Red "'" fj .... I·J.ld and<br />
CPR classes m: lilu8hlln.U employce~<br />
onnu~tll} 1 hl\ ('\cnt rcmmd~ IJ. ..<br />
thai Yoe nc ... er kn(lW 'When "'-c mlghl he<br />
3U<br />
<strong>IBE</strong>W J OURNAL/AUGUST 1992
called upon to helpsamcane(IS(. llllb<br />
orf 10 Bro. J o",:~<br />
Oro. I !afl)ld 0 D ock~r)'. U lin~ Inre<br />
lIIall In "frenum. wu' ~ w u r ded II<br />
Reln in,glun 12-gauge ,"utgun n, the<br />
gra nd pnzc ....·inncr <strong>of</strong> our anou.)1<br />
lOEW·COPE drawing Congflltul:l<br />
l i on~. Bro. Dodcry!<br />
6ncourage your 1c-1I(1'oI. umOIl memo<br />
ben; \0 reghler (0 \iOle in l he UPCOIII<br />
Ing election When plltt'ill8 )'our YOle!>.<br />
keep in mind the l o,~~ ulilon~ hll~e<br />
.. uffen.-d in [he la~ I:! )CIlI"(. Govern·<br />
memal declilion~ pia) Ii large mle In<br />
dc.-temIlOln, lhe C:iU: 01 organiud I:.·<br />
bar. In Itll~polill(:al clunate.laoorcan<br />
001 afford 10 ha\~ an~ ml\~lng votel.<br />
Our union .... ill be ' Imngtr,f .... e clC(.'1<br />
kndcn: 't'ha uppon let;islahon f;t\·OJ<br />
able 10 I hi: mte!'C\I'J<strong>of</strong> 't'orkIRj!pt'ople.<br />
J, ... Snr..ua'IUJI;G, p.s.<br />
Ihe} moved on to bel'ome )Qurney·<br />
men. Thr()uglt Iltt )'CII~. Bro. Yclton<br />
IIII~ ix:en 1I crcdit 10 the lDEW .<br />
Although he h;l~ nn 1)lam 10 rei Ire<br />
lrom Ihe union at this lime. Bro. Yelton<br />
h."Uloved10 Pt-n'O!l\ol[). OK. \10 here he<br />
600 hiS .... ire. Be\crl)'. plan to tn)!.))'<br />
hl~ \Iol'JI-(!Ufficd rCIIn-lIlent from r O.<br />
We eXlend (.'ongr.lIu l.lIl1Jn\ and wi,h<br />
Illcm the \cry be"<br />
D.YUtEU R. Ttll.""I. R.5.<br />
lies. All <strong>of</strong> I he~e rc:lIponloibilltie., lire<br />
voluntary. 0$ Ed is II fu ll -lime eemrul<br />
<strong>of</strong>fice techJllcinn III GTE.<br />
In mHk lll~l h("presen l otion. Kennedy<br />
Jb.o noted Ih.11 Wall Campbell. fomlC'r<br />
cn:lary'lrt'asurcr or the Mldllg.1II<br />
AfL~CIO lind the pcr-.on for ..... hom lhe<br />
aWMd ill name-d. j ~ ~ Ii ll tou)S M1U11t: .II<br />
lhe age<strong>of</strong>li I .md Ik:lptnl! Bro'h('" Ilnd<br />
Sislcrs<strong>of</strong> organized labor Ihrough com<br />
SII \1'1 L A~''' , p.s<br />
who o, lI PP w,lh<br />
CTECC. Bnd they tumed oot TO be the<br />
smOQlhcii.1 negol iallon!lo III Ihe hl'iIOfy<br />
<strong>of</strong> our local. We gllRed the mo~t equ i·<br />
lilbleClgreement the lIlel1 l001"i have "IXn<br />
III 11 )·C.3rs. Thr. ronlrnrl WI', n\llfif'rt<br />
on the fint v(lle. IIl'tunlly I\1oU wcd.'t<br />
prior to 1M: cxpiraliOll <strong>of</strong> the (lId con<br />
Ir.lct<br />
llighl ighb <strong>of</strong> lheconlfllLi are Q 1(15<br />
pcrt'Cnl wage i ne:rc:a~ o\crth ~e year,.<br />
promotion <strong>of</strong>.51! m('mhc f"i from the 1\.<br />
2 cl as~ifica l io n to the: "'· 1 clQ~, i f1l.' a <br />
tion; improvement s III -:C'icnmce pay:<br />
adlJitiun uf the EA1 P, VlmA: ruJdllton<br />
<strong>of</strong> another cllIssrficiitlOn <strong>of</strong> cJala enj,1int:efS;<br />
:mu thl! Good h ld"y ho bday.<br />
In Ihe las124 months. we have nego<br />
Ilall:1.I u p grlldc~ <strong>of</strong> _n pen.:cnl Qr Ihe<br />
membersh ip. We thnn\. the fegm illt_<br />
lEI S COnllllltiCC lind Il1 CRlbe r ~ <strong>of</strong><br />
GTECC for lilel r ~ U l) jlu rl<br />
We lire ,!::lacJ 10 repon that llle lay<strong>of</strong>f<br />
o f :I pp rolt imlliely 3~O rad lrl)'<br />
Rl a tntalnet~GTE Ilnl1fJunced In March<br />
has bee n called <strong>of</strong>r. After 90 days <strong>of</strong><br />
meetmg'> bcho,ttn the , tuff <strong>of</strong> Locill<br />
824 and Ihe vice preSldent-senefl,1<br />
m:lIlllgcr <strong>of</strong>OTE. II .... as dee:lded Ihere<br />
might be ahem,IItH':' In tI layorf<br />
Thank.-: for your 'iuppon<br />
.... 11'\' A.l.A.' .H.M<br />
BRO. YELTON<br />
RETIRES FROM<br />
PSO<br />
L • 1001 (o&u). Tl l_~A , OK-VIC\:<br />
Pre. r-rc:dmck c. Yehon reured fmnl<br />
PubIIC&"lceCo. Bro. Yelton ...... ho' ..<br />
a \ctcran<strong>of</strong>the Korc;an War. be.gllil til.,.<br />
C'IU'tCf with ?SO Au,. 26. 1959.;:tt II<br />
journeyman Imeml'UI III 196M he ¥tali<br />
promoted to ¥t·orl-.tRll foreman on I<br />
threc-mancrc .... A Kan ..., .. native. 8m<br />
Yelton became :II Illembc.r or l..ocll\<br />
30-1. Topeka. KS. In ltJ.19 llnd moved<br />
hi:» membership III Loca l 1002 when<br />
he took hiS ~ i l l on wllh PSO, wherc<br />
he wl)rlo.cd Q\CI 3:! }eU..... bt-fnfC rellr<br />
u),.;.<br />
DUring lhal IlInc. hI! I,Cn'~d fuuh<br />
(ully as II umon member lind <strong>of</strong>Oe:er <strong>of</strong><br />
oor loc31. I-Ie 1 1II~ '>Cf\cd on the ""ego·<br />
lintin!! l ommill('.(' 110ft Ii" ttn In\l nu It),<br />
and a friend to muny Il [ll}rcnticc'l "~<br />
Fr8df:rlck Yetlon (IeM), wh o JeUred<br />
from PSO. accepil piaque hu", Blu.<br />
Jerry Bean.<br />
COMMUNITY<br />
SERVICE AWARD<br />
L. U. 1106 lI ,cah&rlb). \1 J-\ SOI\.<br />
\11- Wr lIrt rll ollliin :"1I10Iln," that<br />
Hro. Ed B ru~h h"~""onlhc 1992 Walter<br />
Campbell Orllm Ulllt}' Scrvu:c A ward<br />
Chud; Kennedy. di reclOr or<br />
M u, h ig3 !1 '~ Unt ied Lnhor Collllllulllty<br />
Scrvice~ program which ~ i 'ie, Ihe<br />
lI w:ml. nm(k; the prcscnHlIlon./-le s:ud.<br />
"The: awurd rccogni/el> Ihe voluntcer<br />
1I(.:IIVllles dUll Union mcmben; urc invul<br />
ved in thruuglluul tlicl r lunnu uni<br />
Ilc). The union member is fir,t Jill.!<br />
(nrCIII( ' ~ 1 A member (If Iii .. ur her community."<br />
Two <strong>of</strong> t he~e awards arc presented<br />
c.tth yCJr, ~Ylllbolil.tng the hlghe"ot<br />
dcgrl!e <strong>of</strong> communil) -.efVlce in Ihe<br />
"Ale Ed I~ the fif$l lB£\1J member IQ<br />
receive the .Iward ~mce Ib IIlCepllOR tn<br />
11)77. Bro. Oru\h has nearly 30 yen r ~<br />
ur ...cn·lt'e 10 hI'! Ufuun and to hi" comm<br />
UM)'. Ed I .. jm'side:nt <strong>of</strong> the CenT cJ<br />
Crcdu Unum board. 'It ,.. chlcf stew.<br />
Ilfd ond UIlII c:halrpcMn I n theQ\IoO'oso<br />
t. nll_ 1M addition 10 bemg m ... olycd In<br />
t IIItcd \!Jay JlkI:. hO\\ QfOlht'r actlVI'<br />
loul 1106. M .. on, MI. Bro. Ed<br />
Brush displays hts 1992 Waller<br />
Campbell Community Services<br />
Award .<br />
CONTRACT<br />
RATIFIED<br />
113.l (II). 1-:1 l'l.A 8 El'lI. NJ<br />
Our mernl1cn. ratified II fou r-yellf cun<br />
1r:1(:1 in May, ..... hlc h provide!. for an·<br />
nual wa~c II1cn:a~c' <strong>of</strong> 4 .
From k!H , local 1426, Grand Forks,<br />
NO. Bro. Randy Rich with U.S. Rep.<br />
Byron Dorgan (o-N.Dak.) and Tom<br />
SW ift <strong>of</strong> Rickard E I~ t rtc. lour[ng the<br />
Fargo Dome Stadium.<br />
WORK UNDER<br />
WAY ON FARGO<br />
DOME<br />
L. U. 1 .. 26 li.o.u&spa). GR ,.\i\U<br />
FONKS. f"I.' l}-Worl.. i!'o ",ell under way<br />
on the Fargo Dome The 541 1lIlilll)n,<br />
mu lll purpo'>C ioolbll ll, Irad" b;l ,kelball<br />
and hockey stadium will SClltllOOUI<br />
23.(100 pcopl~. Th is project hu!'o boo:.ll!:d<br />
our wor~ ~l l ualion . and the owners<br />
can rest assured the Siudiurn I.., beil1g<br />
wired by Ihe rn o:.1 highly I!>kil lcd :lnd<br />
(:Orl1pctcnJ wi remen in Ihe businc~)<br />
IHEW unIOn vmcmcll.<br />
Thanl.:.lo Ihe many locals thai have<br />
PUt our B rothe~ 10 work during I he~c<br />
.. lov. IlIm:~ We hope to ret urn the<br />
f:wor \omeday.<br />
A new two-year m~ i de ('ommo hfl~<br />
been appmved. We th.mk the follow~<br />
mg NegolUltrng Committee member ...<br />
lorloclrhurd-fought t:non~: Ilro~. I)an<br />
Finnic. Wa ),ne Gronbecl.., Gord)<br />
Lmllell and Mil..e Rhea ult<br />
Wllh crucl il l electiolls eonllng up<br />
Ihis (all. we urge .311 rucmbcu to bc~<br />
come mvoh ed In Ihe pol itical pru<br />
CCS:'!>. Your effons and votes will nOI<br />
on ly cOfuributc Id m31 nl3111illE aqua l ~<br />
Ily h(e~tyle. but will Ol io,.() in~urc Ihal<br />
Ihb lifestyle h n~ room for growlh.<br />
We urge;lll nltlllbe:n. to atlend union<br />
meet ings: keep an eye open for the<br />
union lilbel; buy North American prod<br />
UCIS; and promOte safety In thl' worl.·<br />
place.<br />
BItADI I " M. GRIM. P.S.<br />
HOST LOCAL<br />
L.U. 1466 ( u ). COI.UMUUS. 0 1-1-<br />
We arc winding up lne "l,Immer sen.""'n<br />
uud look:ing eilgerl) toward the fall<br />
elections. We' re con Jidcnt evcryone<br />
will closely (,:Xl1l1l1!lC tnc pre:.identiul<br />
candidates and \'ole in the beSt inler·<br />
e~ls <strong>of</strong> workingpellplc .<br />
Our local W (h ..elecleU a, onc <strong>of</strong> the:<br />
hO:.t local, for the Founh District<br />
Progress Meetlllt,: to be heltl OIl the<br />
CapitOl S4uan: l-I)'al1 in Columbus Ihe<br />
week 01 Aug_ '0. Thl~ \,\'dl be an opportun<br />
il) for membcr~ to m~'et V.ilh<br />
Fourt h Distnci VI{'C Pre"! Pa u) J Willc<br />
;111,1 hi~ ~hlrf. We;lrc proud \0 llclp ho~t<br />
Ihe event and hope YOll will unend<br />
The pa!ot ~u\'erul IlIl)n\ h ~ have been<br />
bthY for u~. Our annual fish fry \\IllS In<br />
Apn l. Wage llegouallolJ~ o!,ened In<br />
May, and lIomin ;l l i tJ l1 ~ (or <strong>of</strong>fiec~ and<br />
Excculh-c BOll rU mcmbe .... were held<br />
Ihat monlh. I7.ler,;llonlo were in June.<br />
Oure ... er-popular family oullng wn~ al<br />
Edgewaler Parl<br />
We w i ~ h continued SUCl'CSS to mem ·<br />
bl·rs. ~tcw;\r(h. (l( fiecr~ tUll! Executive<br />
BO.'lfd mell1btrs, Rcmember 10 work<br />
safe and proud .<br />
ANNUAL<br />
CLAMBAKE<br />
l ItA. S. MlI"lkIlUl, Jl S<br />
L.U.1484 1uon ), SYRAC USI-:,.'\\',<br />
,;()r Ihe l.'ith COIl"Ccut i\'c ),ear, our 10'<br />
c,,1 i ~ :,cl\di ng :I; 11.:31\1 to the- m EW<br />
S<strong>of</strong>lbull ToufIlulnent hu~ l ed hy Local<br />
~. New York. NY ; Loc.lh 25 .wl l049,<br />
Long Island, NY; and Loe:11 1 "l:\ I,<br />
H!cl wllle, i'iY AI Todc-.chl fll t~ m a n~<br />
ag mg Ihe te.'un. Good luck!<br />
Aboul 375 mclllbero; lind '1~lrguesb<br />
!lIIendcd our (\lIl1u.. 1 cJ.llll ook Ma)<br />
15. It ..... as 3 greal ,u,ceS~, and c\'ery<br />
(Inc had II goud lillie.<br />
The loc,lI h. .mempling 10.!;Chedulc<br />
oU I ~ t a ndlll g gn uvuncc:. a .. c.\ped l<br />
l iou~ l y a~ p():.~ible. Wilh Ihe company<br />
reorgani.!.i ng IrttO ~Cp 'U"; II C bu~inc~ ..<br />
uni!!>, 'he Ille il) ,.. rt:ll UI It."tllo IlJl!cl with<br />
live diffe rent employee relation') ma ll<br />
~gef\.<br />
Bernie Roc Jr. was aPPo1nled 10 the<br />
Exec u li~e I'hlllrd reprec;cull ngZoIll' VI<br />
'erry h tlllcmld ,lIld Claire ~· lo. lonc<br />
w~ r ... IIppolllled '" .. Icwllfds<br />
Plcll\c !llt~'l1d I n~ 1II0nlh l)' union<br />
111ce.l i nll~. l3u)' Nort h American!<br />
CHf,1tLES .4,. BORl:1..1.. PIu:s<br />
W ELCOME BACK<br />
L.l., 1560 Imll\\ I. ALLE"ITOWi\,<br />
P.\ -Our local recently elected the<br />
(ollowing <strong>of</strong>li cers (or a three-yew-ICn1r<br />
Prc". ~ Bu ... Mgr.Jud) Hellry , Vice Pre~.<br />
Lee Fi,hcT, Fi n. Sec. Bob !lomberger.<br />
T ren~, Gr,,£ 'h;lr:-"oli and Ree. Sec.<br />
illirhur.l lln / lll.,<br />
Wc UTe htlppy 10 report lh ill all <strong>of</strong><br />
our B mther~ lind SI~ l cn who w~re laid<br />
<strong>of</strong>f 11l1\ !.: bee n .:alJed back 10 work. We<br />
\Vell'OIlle: c"'cr),oll(, had. •.<br />
J lJo\.",.-r S Sou ..... P S<br />
Local 1658, Pine BluH, AR, Bro. loP,<br />
Fluery receives retirement check<br />
from shop steward Henry Greeson.<br />
TWO MEMBERS<br />
RETIRE<br />
L.l . 165~ (em ). PI!'E HLUF'F,J\R<br />
We eKlcml congratulalions 10 Bros,<br />
L.P.Flm.:ryulldJ_P S InIll 1\} n ~onlhelr<br />
rctm:lIlcllb. nro. nucry retireel March<br />
10 with over 41 year
THE TIME OF<br />
DECISION<br />
HET IIl. EES ASS OCIAT ION OF<br />
L ,O, J. SEW \'ORK, NY-The tH1l1!<br />
1)( dec;iSlOn j .. upon lJ~ With Inc nalIon:ll<br />
elections approachmg. u ·~ lime<br />
I(! Cltllmine the rccOI'd un(1 C-\alualc the<br />
i ...... uc ... In order 10 mlt!..e an educated<br />
cooKe as to ~hlch pohllclil pan)' v.e<br />
"ferer Le .... look 1101 the Republican<br />
PIny' ~I;:ord O\l:r the [a!ot 11 yca~.<br />
l nckr the pr1:v1OU\ 1\1\'0 1dmiRl\ln<br />
lIon!> .... e ha\c o;een II hUi--e meTe" In<br />
lilt- ml\~!l.ldtbt: IheS&L..:mls: mac·<br />
\lOOn'l\;l 1l 10 the<br />
followmg mc.n,bcrs Mila Fish~,.<br />
Emc.sl Mimln5. FIIlII}. Schuller. WII ·<br />
ham apoll. JC)'I('ph DeVergilio and<br />
Clayton l-o I~ht-r Wc e~ t end c(Jl1l!ratu ·<br />
IlIlIons Md bcSl ..... I~Ilc~ to thc.sc: Broth<br />
Hoyet_ TIMe Executi\le Board members<br />
are Ray Copper-Smllh. Roo), I-I udak.<br />
John Berndt. BobMef7 and An Geller.<br />
The annual picni c: WIU in June. A<br />
com ron I is sc:ncduled for August at<br />
BOIIrlhnftn Park . Mcmbers. wives Ilnd<br />
widows meet for lunch (II finon 011 tho<br />
$eCond Wedne ~day o( ellch monlh.<br />
Al"Kt A. Wcxz. V.P.<br />
From teH, local64, Youngstown,<br />
OH, Retiree, Club member. on lour<br />
01 HoG .... , o.m: Vice Pr.s. AI Wolz;<br />
Pr ... WII1i1m Chrtltlan; Tr ....<br />
Myron Frtben; N'd 8t'o • . Jack<br />
Spolholl and Wlltlam UggalL<br />
HISTORY BOOKS<br />
AVAILABLE<br />
RETIRIillS CLUflOF L.U. 73,SI'O·<br />
KANE. \VA-Retiree) Cl ub Pres.<br />
Clatence Mitchel WlS recuperating<br />
from hack .. urgery 0 1 pAWl Illne Besl<br />
wishc:t for 1\ quick IUld complele recovery,<br />
fo1Hch.<br />
As the loo.h iU\nl",ersary <strong>of</strong> Local<br />
7] draws ncar, the: R:1Jree, Ire dcdICIU '<br />
Hl3 lnelr eT(on" 10 the development<br />
and in.5lallalion <strong>of</strong>. ptnnllnent monu·<br />
menl on Ihe loeo.l's grounds. Good<br />
idell5abuund. Now we ha~'e lhe Iisk<strong>of</strong><br />
decldmg whul is workable and o.ppro·<br />
prude.<br />
The local ha some history books<br />
kft. 11lrl1!'t l~ re!oc;arched the locaJ's<br />
hi5lDr)' daunC from April 18(}4 10 de·<br />
\lelop thl~ boo~ w~ mcourag~ mem ·<br />
bers-. Idl\e and relil"t'd. 10 add It to<br />
Ihe-lthb~ry .<br />
Tn IhOM:- rehtttJ who ha\len't ),el<br />
attended elubmeeungs,come nndjoln<br />
us We thlnL yOU will enjoy bclmg<br />
then::. Meetings IllC held the third Tue~·<br />
day {,If every mOnlh III I ;30 p.m. :llihe<br />
union hall<br />
fiAuy J. R£m7., AssT. B.M.<br />
loc.I 73, Spokane, WA, Ret l .... ,<br />
Club member, Bob Sharp .nd R,lph<br />
H,II rt«tv, 54).y •• r pIn. 'ram Inl.<br />
Rap. 8J11 G,oltlck.<br />
<strong>IBE</strong>W<br />
CONNECTIONS<br />
RETIREES CLU8 O~' L.U. 98,<br />
PHILADEU'lIlA, PA-On M:trch<br />
29 our Relm:cJ Club depaned for<br />
Mynle Beach. SC. under the guulance<br />
<strong>of</strong> IfOUP leader MHlie Felli. Bro .<br />
Charlie Fean, Jim Eilloll. Tom<br />
Dankane. lim Bill. Bob Kane, Harry<br />
Bauer "nd Ben Wean and their wn'es<br />
w~re in the group. We wert joined by<br />
friends and relatives. makin, o.lOIal <strong>of</strong><br />
30 people o.itogcther.<br />
We Bta}'ed in Richl11ond. V t\. the<br />
first night and thell enjoyed fou r dnys<br />
III Myrtle Deach. We ... Isited<br />
Wacc:amaw POHery in Charleslon. SC.<br />
and saw a terrifIC two-hour how called<br />
the Dixie lublk:e.<br />
For most <strong>of</strong> the Inp. BrO. Dwht:<br />
Fun wore his IDEW LoC'a l 9<br />
electrician's Jackel . .... 'hlch wa! recOgnized<br />
in sevenl localions.ln Potomac<br />
Mills. an <strong>IBE</strong>W 8rother from Allwlny.<br />
NY, introduced himself. Then when<br />
we wcre dining in Mynle Bcach. we<br />
mel the hostess, Arlene Rue I::':kcnrode.,<br />
who lold us thai her btother is (lind her<br />
fatbcT was) an <strong>IBE</strong>W ele
N«dham has moved 10 Virginia. We<br />
will mi .. s him.<br />
We e;'llttml Our s)'mp lllhie .. 10 tht<br />
rarn ille.. orthe rollowing members who<br />
have pa5~ed away: Thomfl!o McAdam<br />
Sr .• Fran Cole. William Morfin J r. find<br />
HIHTison " TQm " nwycr. lllcy will be<br />
ml !>&ed.<br />
We hopeevcryonc has II good, happy<br />
summer. Goo ble'" Ihe uniono;.<br />
TIUII)('-*H E. FI£\llHCI, P.S,<br />
local 292, Mlnneapclls, MH, ReUrees<br />
Club mombor. dklpLQ)' IB EW<br />
Centennial memor4lbm,: from I,,,,<br />
Bro. Jim AChm~ Sgt. at Alml Bllty<br />
HlgglnboU .. m. Tr .... AUllln<br />
Hendrickson, Bu • • Agen' Greg<br />
Shafrlnsld, Vice Pr ... Clrroll<br />
Salisbury. Executive Board<br />
member, Ken Lovegr." Ind Morria<br />
KkJkken, Pres. Rl,Is,""U L Houc~, and<br />
Executive Board member and Icwmer<br />
presktenl Earl Torleelson, Sultd Is<br />
See. EdWin Otlund.<br />
ACTIVITIES<br />
SUMMARY<br />
RETIR EES CLUIl 01' LU. 2 ~ 2.<br />
1\ 1 1~N EA I'OLlS . I\IN-Our omce:rs<br />
'Were sworn In lIthe Januaf)' meetmg.<br />
We: split Ihe <strong>of</strong>fice <strong>of</strong> M:cret:ary ·<br />
treasurer mto two separatc mcc . OffiCen.<br />
sre b<br />
follows : Pre.\, Rus.sc:1I<br />
Houck. Vice Pres.. Carroll Slhsbury.<br />
Sec. Edwm Oslund, Treas Au 0;1In<br />
Hendrickson and Sg1. IU Arm Beny<br />
Higinbotham, E;tICC'ullvc Board memo<br />
bert. are Carl larson. Ken l..ovs:n:n.<br />
Alt'hle l\ sleson. Morri.s J. Klukl:cn.<br />
and Eart Torkel-.on, ""ho I~ paSI preSI'<br />
dtnt is :lulom:uically on tM Rourd.<br />
William Leeper re..-ignc:d because ~ l'i<br />
00\\ sec:n:tary·lJU!,urer <strong>of</strong>tbc:OId Tim·<br />
~ Club <strong>of</strong>!he Minneapoli Cenlral<br />
uoo. Couocil and an <strong>of</strong>ficer 00 the<br />
Health and Welfare noard <strong>of</strong>tbe Min ·<br />
nesota Semor Fedcniuon.<br />
We affiliated with the: Centna] I..BOOr<br />
Council or Mmneapolis: we hl\\.'c IhKe<br />
d e l eg4 le ~ 10 lhlll bod)' wllh one votlll!:<br />
righl. TIns was ICcomphshed by the<br />
endeavors <strong>of</strong> our pliny Dec 14<br />
III the VI::W hal l in Richfield. Oyer 190<br />
people wer~ there ror the OCCII"on m·<br />
el uding mcmbcrs. spouses. widows ~\d<br />
(nemls. There were gjfl~ Ulld ca~ h<br />
"' II" ': ~. lu JllIUf.IIlII Y 0 ",'0'1.' IhlllllWI W~lIt<br />
10 'Work. ror 1~ NaHonnl Medl Olloll<br />
Board in Minnesota. At our February<br />
mecllng. HMO rep~\Cnlllll\'ell ex<br />
I'Illlinrrl nurht.nr. fil ~ wilh Mrtlirftrt AI<br />
Ihe March metllng BlInJ...crs Life lind<br />
m EW JOURNAL/AUGUST 1992<br />
C' ....\ualty provided us With in formation<br />
on ann uities. investments and eSi lite<br />
plllluling.<br />
Our annual picnic. w held 8t the<br />
Minn c:hnha Park l'avilion J une~. The<br />
Prom COlteting service. one <strong>of</strong> tne few<br />
union caterer, served Ihe m(DI. Service<br />
pillS were prescmcJ UI Ihe: ricl1Ic.<br />
and tbere wcre prizes and ea~h draw<br />
Ings.<br />
Oros.. Jinl Adams and Greg<br />
ShafrunskJ. who Wert dc ltiQtc~ 10 (he<br />
IOEW Convt:r\IJon in St lnui~ , ro.,IO.<br />
presented eonvc::nt ion memorabilia<br />
..... hlch will bean (h'lplay al the Mlnne·<br />
lpoh .. JATC Center. 2440 r:ut Aye ..<br />
Minneapolis. The lIern5 on displllY m ~<br />
elude a history <strong>of</strong> Inc <strong>IBE</strong>W. an InEW<br />
po~ler. s video tape. nn UJEW lOOth<br />
Annlyersary bter 5le m. and toEW lacol<br />
unioo pin traded D\ the convenlion.<br />
JATC 01r Ron Ilehnes helped<br />
aJnnge for thc exhiblL<br />
1'hc Retiree!> Club mceb the l11eM agent and a ullion<br />
lrLl!ilCC. With good aHcndllnce pemllps<br />
we can IInpro"e the pr i 1(~S: . P1ease try<br />
to attend.<br />
Remember thc upcomtng nalJooal<br />
dCCllon. Y (JUr \oce counts.<br />
Rus.s HOlO. PREs.<br />
local 332. San Jose, CA, Retirees<br />
Club members Illegl.'IUV. rally In<br />
Sacramento.<br />
MEMBERS A"END<br />
RALLY<br />
RETIREE CL B OF LU. 332,<br />
SAN JOSE. C -Club members aIlMded<br />
a Jegl'ilnuve ntIly In Sacramento<br />
May 13. We KIII IWO bwiloads to the<br />
CahfClmia l..cgisluuye Co uncil for<br />
Oldel An'letlcan§ to dHiCUSS labor and<br />
heall h I"sues and to demonstrate our<br />
.. upport for the Pclris Bill. a comprehensIve<br />
hcalth-
Local t 340. Newport News, VA.<br />
Retirees. Club members enjoying a<br />
spread.<br />
SERVICE PINS<br />
AWARDED<br />
RETIREES CLU8 OF I... • '3-10,<br />
''EWPORT NEWS. VA-We Ih:anb.<br />
Local I J.4() Bus. \1p Le$lcr Jordan<br />
and the mcmbc:n;; <strong>of</strong>lhc: local for (!lelr<br />
suppon: <strong>of</strong> lhe ReltrecS Club. We are<br />
glad .10 report dub membcrslup IS<br />
grtt"'-mg.<br />
We eXlend congrarulallons to rellr·<br />
ees AlvlO McCall and John Cupec on<br />
reech'ing their 5().yearceltificillcs and<br />
pms. Bro. Jordan and Rcb~ Pres.<br />
Hanl.. Mortlli made Ihe prcscnUltioo<br />
ill a. luncheon me
Brother Lyle<br />
keith Querry<br />
Appointed<br />
Fifth District<br />
lEe Melllber<br />
On June I, I ':192. Busi ness Man~<br />
"ger/Financial Secrcwry Lyle<br />
Kcilh Querry. LelCal 53, Kans;1S Cily.<br />
Mis ... ouri. \Va'-.. \WOI11 111 a~;111 Execulive<br />
Council mcn,hc.r by lmema\lona\ Prcsl<br />
,kill LJ . Barry. BrOlher Query replaces<br />
reeeJllly rcured Fifth DislricllEC member<br />
Robert Mi"cy.<br />
Brother <strong>of</strong> the <strong>IBE</strong>W w;,h<br />
him all the bc:-.t in pursuing his hobbi es<br />
during a long :lI1d well-deserved re ti rement.<br />
0:<br />
<strong>IBE</strong>W Mourns Loss <strong>of</strong> Brother Smith<br />
I<br />
' i:::. wi,h 'h t~ f n:ah",l sftdnr'i,\ lhm lhe<br />
IHEW announces the pas"ii ng <strong>of</strong> retired<br />
Intemtuional Repre~entativeJohn<br />
Boli var Smi lh On May 29. 1992. He<br />
was 83 ye .." old.<br />
Brolher Smilh was born in Booneville.<br />
Mis ouri. und was inilintcd inlo Local<br />
852, Corinlh, Mi,sissippi, Oil February 27.<br />
1940. He spe nt ... event l ycar~ in Pan3ma.<br />
dUi ill,g whil:h lilll!;: lit:: IIlvvcd his l:i1rd lu<br />
Local 397, Ba lboa. There he served as<br />
a sleward al Ihe Paci fi c Locks <strong>of</strong> lhe<br />
Panama Cana l. and served 011 il th ree-<br />
J1"I"n grievance commiu(,C'. He then<br />
nlOved to Alabama. becoming a member<br />
or .. lhcn (lS~i~ I :Jl1t husiness manager<br />
<strong>of</strong>. (hen finally b'H;jne~" manager <strong>of</strong><br />
Local 558. Sheffield.<br />
He was pre~idc ll i <strong>of</strong> the Muscle Shoals<br />
DlIilding Trade ou ncil. presiden l <strong>of</strong><br />
Ille Tri -SI'lc Celli nI I Lahor Union. >ecrelary-lrca!o.urer.<br />
Ihen fi r)"1 vice presidenl<br />
uf Iho Alabama Slale Building<br />
Trade Council. And J1 February 15.<br />
1960. Brolher SIll;lh was appoillled an<br />
lnlcrn:Jtiol1i11 f< cprcscll '
CPR: The Gift<br />
Of Life<br />
The illjormariol1 011 CPR fJrOCl'dllres<br />
cOIl/aim.'d ill IlJis an;ch' does /101 take<br />
III" place <strong>of</strong> PR I/'aillillg. Please COli·<br />
lOCI your local Red Cross, American<br />
Heart A.Hodar;on, or National Sa/ely<br />
Cou l/cil C IlOp/efS for in/OtnWI iOI/ ('O llcerning<br />
how ),ou can learn (his life<br />
.'wvillg pr('J(w}ur{'. In addition. the<br />
National Safety oi/lid' <strong>of</strong>fers First<br />
Aid and CPR ,raim'''B courses wMch<br />
meet all slaudards and f!llideUnes sel<br />
jor CPR lind emergency arliillcCare.<br />
CPR (cardinl)lllmon:uy resuscitatiun)<br />
i~ an cmcrgcm:y life: sustain ing<br />
procedure whi h. when properly per·<br />
fom1ed. cOlnbines IWO vital functions. It<br />
keeps the lungs supplied wit h oxygen<br />
when brculhing ha!'! !twppcd and it also<br />
keep) Ihe blood ci rcu lati ng and carrying<br />
oxygen 10 the b r~in . hcan :.tnc! other parts<br />
<strong>of</strong> thc body. This b done by us ing a<br />
combination <strong>of</strong> resclie breathing und chest<br />
comprcssionl).<br />
Hean dis.cas.e is tl,,-. leading cause or<br />
death for adul tsovcrthcugc 01'45 . During<br />
1992, nearly a million and a half people in<br />
the United Slates \\'111 have a heart attack.<br />
One th ird <strong>of</strong>thesc people wi ll die . Most <strong>of</strong><br />
'he 1.500 people who die every day <strong>of</strong>.<br />
hean allack. die before they ge, '0 the<br />
hospi"l !. Dealh occurs most <strong>of</strong>ten during<br />
the nrst two hour:-.. beginning with the<br />
onse t <strong>of</strong> hea" al1ack symptoms.<br />
For mu ny people who experience cardiac<br />
arrest l)f a res piratory emergency.<br />
promp' ond proper appl ication <strong>of</strong> CPR<br />
<strong>of</strong>fers the only chance <strong>of</strong> survival. C lrdiuc<br />
illTC:-,t Ul.:curs WIICIl lhl.: hc,lI 1 i~ nol<br />
working properly or whL'n Ihe heart stops<br />
beating. Drowning, electrocu tion, suffociltion<br />
1<br />
unci drug intox ic:.Hion are some<br />
respi ratory cme rgcncie~ that makes it<br />
impo.",sible for n person LO brcalhe. The<br />
chan(.·e~ <strong>of</strong> .. urvival increase by more than<br />
40 percenl when PR is coup led wi lh an<br />
effi cient medical services system and advanced<br />
liIe" "ppon capability .<br />
Issues and 'rends<br />
C PR has b!:c n in exi~tcnce fo r<br />
more than 30 YC:lrs. During lhe 1960'f:.<br />
SAFETY AND<br />
HEALTH TIPS<br />
Drs. afar. K o uwcnhovcn . Jude.<br />
Knickerbocker, Gordon. :lI1d EI:un wrotc<br />
papers which presented CPR a:-. an effective<br />
elernenl 01 ;I general plan for Ihe<br />
trC:lIll1cnt or ciJrdiae
ward. U\cllm.I11Clhud to lletp LeeI' Ihe<br />
mouth open. Be l:~lrcf ul nO( to pre, .. on<br />
lhe ~orl ti'\SlIl.! under lhe chill bectlusc<br />
you may clo .. c Ihe :a irw~1 .<br />
·t ' heck for bre.llhing. Keep Ihe<br />
\·ictilll· ... hcud lilted hack and the chin<br />
lifted 10 " t:cp the a i ~\la} open. Pl:.u .: ...•<br />
your ear nea r the vielim'!\ mOUlh and<br />
no,c. LOOK ill the r he ... t fo r breath ing<br />
movement .... L1ST E ~ for breath .... and<br />
FEEL for breathing ag:lln'it yourcher.:l,<br />
Do thi for Ihree 10 the >t..~om,h.<br />
5. If Ihe " ielilll i'i nul hrcillhin~. ~i\"C'<br />
T\VO full hrrnrh". Keep Ih l~ \'Il·wn·..<br />
head lipped ,lIld pmch the nO"l' Opcn<br />
) ourillouth \\ Ide and I.u..~ ad~cp bn:alh<br />
Seal your III" tlghll} around the oUI<br />
"Id.,; uf Lh.,; ,iuilll· ... mouth. 01\(' 1"'0<br />
rutl brealh ... al Ihe roUe o f I lu I -I (:2<br />
\Ccond~ reI' hn:alh. Pa u-.c tx:I \,ecn<br />
brca l h~ ju'\! long enough for you In<br />
la\..c 1I1l0lha hre:lIl1 , R e k " I "l~ the nu ... c<br />
and walch lor thc d ll.: ... 1 10 I'I'C \"'hll('<br />
lOU bn:
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL MEETING<br />
MtNUTF.S AND REI'OHT OF TI-IE I~TF.R ·<br />
NATIO'lAL EXECUTIVE COUNCIL<br />
REG LAR MEETINC;<br />
1111\ regul.l. mec:ulI8 III the IntcnlJllona l E;>;CtutIH~<br />
Council ~~ cilled to order by ainnan Bowden ". K:OO<br />
am \1ond:a)"Juor I. 19'12. OIhcrmcmbc r~or l hcCoU l lCl l<br />
In aucnd:l.~e "'crt" M~A\()} . S ... ecncy. Carroll. lIead.<br />
Quert}. and \llC"nffct.y lEe I11l"lTlber~ ,\ Cllln and<br />
OIl1d .... I\ .... 1. "'(.1(' e, ... u~eJ dll( 10 ~~r bu~ ine~~ <strong>of</strong> Inc<br />
18F\!,<br />
INTERNATIONAL SECIIETARY A:oil)<br />
INTER 't\TIONAL TREASURER<br />
mrtlnr) \1()o)tc prc'ttnlcd Iin30cial reports CO\'crillg<br />
the IBPW t'cn~lIln Fund IUtJ the In"e~lmem JlOf'IfoJloorl~<br />
8rutherhUild. hOlh l!tCanud" lind lhe Ullited Slalc~, Secre<br />
tal)' \1 001"( :11$0 &N\I\I~ the lEe on sc'Veral ~r m'I\IC~.<br />
Ttt'a.\urcr Vnn ANlal\": mCnm)C'u the lEe thlll he lIs," Htl Stilled thllt Brolht'r !'itulllhl!u Jlh'~ dllfeflt-oC 1111" Ill'<br />
wU~ tIt:VCI rt:ferred l{l n ·HI huun:ltl l H. Ic~ ...... ll~ 001 ~"'t'Cp l ·<br />
""Ie or ~Ii('v~ble . On februllt) 2.1, P")2. r' I l'~lllent UIIIT)<br />
IIJEW .I01IKNA 1./1\ 11(;1 1ST 199~
uphi::ld Vice I'r c~Il!C III C\lllwllY"llel:i~ll'I ll lh;H rnod1fied Ihe<br />
TriullJ()llrU ', d(' cl~ i ol l lll\d dtnlc,! Ih ~ I1l1pc.11<br />
'n 't(: lEe Im~ reviewed ,III Ihe rC~lIrii s I1nd evidence<br />
5u bmillcd In Ihi,s elise. Wr:: h p pr~C lllt c tlk' ... cll· ...·rluc ll lellC(<br />
dlll cd M nrch 1 K, I')l);!: . rmlll IlrOlhcr 'itumbauilh appcII1IIIH<br />
President ilarr>', dCll~ll)n ami pOllllll lg UUllhc dUIIC~ [IIwJ<br />
r i" ' I}{In ~ll)l li lic .. "f Ihe ICC<br />
Wc Ollie: wl lh ~1 1 k;el't I!Il cr('~ll h ;l1 l he n:h: mll \ 111'.lI",e.lU ~ h We III,!\ nOCI! Ih"l On l(hcr<br />
51umbauI! h W~ .1Hunled the I'llpml u!IIl)' tOl cnrnplv .... llh<br />
Ihe IU Ic ~ un thc n: k mll , 1111 hcrllrc Ihe ('hllrj!c' v.~· r(' hlt.xl<br />
:mll,dul>C,1 \(Jdo~o_ Tht' I f~(, ,I hcre lllrt' ,k ille, }wr:lp!'CIII<br />
null Ihc.lcd"!1i1 (1 I Inl l'm' l l lonu l l ~e'l de Ol ll :lI'l'Y" IIllhclll<br />
LA WRENCE V. ,\100HE<br />
1b.: C(l lI n~' i l ,,:oo~HJcn.'d Ihe J IUlll.lIY 24 1"'1)2. wriltell<br />
[l:.' l u e.~1 tr)' 1..u .... ICIiCC II h,I'llIr1:, Lnl'lll ,r\l1 1\:1" DIcS'"<br />
Cali!(lmill. Ih:tl 111< IHI\'(rullhJl loIllmIHlce ,I IllIHU Il ;1)!11I i1'1<br />
InICIlI:III Qllu l PII..·,uknl J I Il lHTY hcl.· \l \l "l.' Ik: u11c 1lCdl} Ilctcd<br />
mtilnlrily and III b.kl falth. III ",mllll n',1 l<strong>of</strong> Ihl" II\FW<br />
Ct1l1>lllllll0n AnH.:it' \:VI. Sl.'chll!l (1, <strong>of</strong> Ihl! I8I,W C\OI!'.H<br />
lui ion. p('\VIi.le, Ilml ";111 hylllw~ , Illllcmhllcnh lind fIIl c~, ul I<br />
ug rec11lclll ... Juri .... IIClic'T1.1.·ll • til lilly kln iol' lI lWlurc .,h,11 1 be<br />
~\l llllllllt'd IIllh llll lc.:'II~· llJml 1( , I II~' 1.)' for ul'prm'lIl .. No<br />
LL , h.11 11'11I into cfkct lilly byIrIW" 1II1ICll dl1lCIlI" ru k ~ III<br />
;\g l ~~lIlc nh (If .11 1)' k llltl wkilmul h .... 1 ,ccurIIlll .. ueh .(\1)'<br />
proY31. Aillhe~r! ,h.,I II1(' 1I1111.L1ltl vlJ i.1 \\ ,llulul 1 P ;((lpnwal<br />
Tbe !P hit, Iht' I IV-hi 1U I.:OfTl.'~1 un) twln .... s. UlIlcullmcnt.. .<br />
ntlc .. or agn.:cmclll\ hlltlllltliUl 10 I h (~ (\KI~ 1I 1 Ul lO l l uud the<br />
pollel":, (l( Itlc lU I W<br />
·n l l.' ctlllnlil ~I clcrnll n el l Ih ... pl.ll"olUHlI In ,h" PIClVI\IOn III<br />
the COINItUlil')n. P rl!~ll.k nL 11:111 ) ~: I ' auth, irll,cd II ' III}.C the<br />
3u i l)II-; !lhonl \\ hll' h Brol he r \inlm: lUl1lplalll". Act,:oru·<br />
I1Igly.thcluuncll vllleJ hllnkc IIIl 1I\'l llIn ng ll lll" ll'lc~ lIkn'<br />
IJ nlT~<br />
NORMAL I) E ~S I O'iS APPROVE!)<br />
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IN l.U.<br />
Conde. Gannel C. .. I<br />
J(ulWn. Warr !M IV I<br />
~ uelleJ, ROllen A. .. I<br />
PhillipS Fr~~k D<br />
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Mls'iW. Robe rt A. ?<br />
Analovllch. Herm an 3<br />
Amlerso ll. Rooert 0 1<br />
Belg. Moms 3<br />
Block lawlence J. J<br />
CMt I'.ar1V 3<br />
Oavls, Calvin<br />
J<br />
OeSlmone.Jouph 3<br />
Dolney. jolin ~ 1<br />
Gallllardl. AntonIO J 3<br />
Grlli)m Wilham J 1<br />
HIISt, Alben E 3<br />
Jlhg CUnrall J 3<br />
J<strong>of</strong>la. David S 3<br />
l(end~1I Flank V 3<br />
In. kme1 F<br />
G,nlam, Wl llilm l<br />
Hall. Ed muntl W<br />
HIli. Slertil1ljl F<br />
Hom, ReitH<br />
KJaItr. Thomn W<br />
Aussell JI Wilter W.<br />
Cilldewtil , H l<br />
Bales Jamll~C<br />
Sternberg Earl H<br />
McGO'teln.loUiC 0<br />
B.'I';ey Rodman 0<br />
ca.clh'lIr ArcllarC! C<br />
GOMIln. JoM A.<br />
Stoer: ~IeJ IIIT1K<br />
BUII'l:llo. HenlY C<br />
Froe, Ralph G<br />
HII. Jamul<br />
MulnOllan, WlliM 0<br />
Moore, I! lr~d H<br />
Ar lington. Wllll.I." C<br />
Eure, Oerv;ood P<br />
Clemon" Charln W<br />
Moo re. Ronald E<br />
Smith SI Wnllace I<br />
WM u, J ~, ,,u. A<br />
Jen&tf), GieI1 E<br />
Harmon. Aoyce H<br />
Moor •. Robert M<br />
Lad/II( Renold<br />
Curtllillus, Jamn H<br />
Kester $I John f<br />
CufI.S-'neyH<br />
Gean Aalon G<br />
Hall. M 0<br />
Pll'!(er HOllIS<br />
Oaret 1l1l101d A.<br />
liulln. Palll J.<br />
Alden. James (<br />
bam:on.~~ W<br />
Buck!l'ls. l ewrl E<br />
Elldns, BIII J<br />
Chapple NUlman L<br />
Jollolsb. Iv;m R<br />
Pri eur. Ramon f<br />
McKet. Dwtd A<br />
[ Jltt, Georg! R<br />
r ~~ l lerAC~ Roban<br />
Blah , Wilhed H<br />
Ilorcnen, Elnest G.<br />
Monuass. ClaranO! E<br />
Wast, Ed wall\ S<br />
SChrage, Howard<br />
EIowIlI1t1, JellY £<br />
Young. BernlrQ [ ,<br />
AlIilT1lnt Stll\l8111<br />
tJ.dano. ShlO!O<br />
t:TmUla Kenn~!h N<br />
HoVJI, l~oJ<br />
stwm~n Ilavifl<br />
HOlde. John W<br />
WlIIflSlftin. Harl)'<br />
&.d;1ey Aober! R<br />
CllakIilil. Fredenck K<br />
PlJllltf\()ff\l. JOhn f<br />
Thomu JI l<br />
Alben Jr , (dWJfO l<br />
Qeoood. Harold B<br />
Bowen, Mt::troan Ii<br />
Pn{;b, lllOllald<br />
SlmMlO~dt . Jostr ph<br />
MystIC. WaHe, .<br />
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Newmlln. G eor~ M<br />
Odrl'let. MI ry l<br />
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Hansen, Stal1~ M<br />
P35ICM~k WiIIlt,r<br />
Os()o)n~, 0.111.l1 E<br />
Ph.pps. William N<br />
ReMs William J<br />
Siewart John E<br />
West. Bamard<br />
Eu! ~ M.ln, Pi OV':! P<br />
GfOlyo. J<br />
tQms reo G.<br />
lePaot, William J<br />
Maver, ItVllliI R<br />
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Hower Ed¥i.rd<br />
McCJGlan. Harry A.<br />
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12 12<br />
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1245<br />
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1253<br />
1259<br />
13 16<br />
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1319<br />
1317<br />
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1788<br />
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N u~ent. James J EniJelman, rred S 38 PWICI1 . Tnomas 90 Plummer, MalColm M 136 Cartt. H W 317 DaYls Jr" IlVln B 482<br />
Ormsby, W,llij,m A. lef~o ..... ltl. Marton M 38 BlIillty, COluld C 96 Rubio, R31ph I 136 MlIllrns, Ktlnn~th 317 Clark, GeorU8 E, 486<br />
R!naldl, Ant~()Il\, Me c h ~ n , IhonJa$ P 38 Cmuso, Victor A 96 CilcHut Loon,ml D ,.,<br />
Schalf. Harold E<br />
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Soon bock. Robffi W 486<br />
Schw~ rt z, Jerorne ,<br />
Mnnl,hIo~1f1 RIr.hMO M<br />
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Sperullg s. Jol1n Perlsll. FlBn~ ll n 38 Felder. DOndl1l L 9S F ~ her, RObert L Pola~a!r, R J 325 DravtS, Rooort l<br />
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TsilSllIanls. $plros Perrott. Ronald C ", 38 He.:irn, Rlcr\3ld T 9. Mayo, Molymllfd A<br />
,., Sc hMe,der, Molpn G, '25 Fernnaller. Ralph R, __.. ~ 494<br />
Waklman. [)aniel , Pu:ha, JoM A ............. 38 N e~lI1e, Edmond E ., 9S Stone Jr., Hllwv M 14' Cote. Paul W '26 Gaenner, Antnony S, , ...... 494<br />
Halpin, Dale E , Rellon Kenneth .. .............. 38 OJrYilSIfO. Jo,eph . 98 Sturm Carl r 14' Currk!r, Wollac~ 326 H<strong>of</strong>lm~nn, Daniel C '9'<br />
8c:IJ(I, Jamec L ."._. ._<br />
... .... 6 Schmkll, MOrlls L .............. 38 P'ilnumo, MIChael .4. 98 Carr, M'CnDtl L 145 Wlnttrhalt, Juason J '2S Ju r$ 5-. Wllll;lm T<br />
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Beers. Ra~mood C 5 S~ck. Bruce R. ,.. ............... JS QuIM, Cieorge J • . 98 HHn son. O av l ~ G ,.5 Acord, Anhur A JJl Kamm~ k l , Eugene M '94<br />
Dixon, RObert T ..................... 5 Welnbtrg, Roy C, ....<br />
Clark. H ~rOCI1 N 89 H o l!~nd, Clyde C 145 Mowre~ , Aoben L JJl Korthals. Gaoroe H ...<br />
Kelly, RIChard P. 5 Hr~I'j , Ed ..... ard T . . ..<br />
SmUM, AI(:~fll R 99 i
MOdIl1, lyl' M. . ._.. 559<br />
Moore, ROben f. __ '59<br />
Ser\3M1, Rooen L __ 66'<br />
Hwser. Ke,tt! l ___ 66S<br />
BowrNn, Clla,a: H 666<br />
Burton. Georoe T 666<br />
CarilDn Jr IbymcnI L 666<br />
SmooI. Samuel L 666<br />
Fr.mel Kenneth J 668<br />
8eF1"IIlO« . ..Io6eph 'll 673<br />
~ugh Dougbs M 673<br />
LaJ1lUG, SUptlen G 61S<br />
0xItr. HenNW 675<br />
Geddl! Donald T 671<br />
ArItarts. RtlbMC 682<br />
~. WJIOO £ 683<br />
frendt. EMiM 683<br />
~RobertL 683<br />
StIdIeI, CfWIH W __ 683<br />
Tangl. Ji'11es J 683<br />
RoDen E ......_......_ 688<br />
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Olilenl, John D. _ ... ~ 6&8<br />
SlcaQgs. Harold E __ ...<br />
AIId,,~, RICNUd D _..... 692<br />
Bnesad1er Edward C _. 697<br />
COllins. Wilham l 697<br />
HoIo.anson. [layld A 697<br />
K~etJelfl. Gtrald A. _ ... 691<br />
Penrey, Haili. 'N 697<br />
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Slanc!, G,enn It 700<br />
Boudreau. EYeret! E 101<br />
Johns, Mallon 702<br />
Eichman, William G 70.1<br />
McCullo Ullh , Wendell P 712<br />
Krueger, Kenneth 714<br />
Ne5s AIoIS V. 714<br />
Ylne!lWl.G!¢roeC.. 714<br />
Sokemeyer. JUI us R. 716<br />
Suru:n,JohnnyM 716<br />
CMia(11 Eugene J 716<br />
Cnllst~flSe!I, G 716<br />
lyles [)orgld E 716<br />
Pan SF , Fr.ri 716<br />
Re!lciK*, VICIOI L 716<br />
Rteck.. Wdham E. 716<br />
TDlTlhn, James R _ '"<br />
CtMl.!. Wd~am J 724<br />
8roooll Jr Uoyd 725<br />
campbell. R E 7250<br />
Boos. Chatlts W 12&<br />
SuchoItz. EJTlt!S1 R ns<br />
fnnl. TlJonlis G 128<br />
HIynes, Roben E. 728<br />
Jones. Rober'! A. . 728<br />
l opt, Rdlard F. _ _ 72S<br />
P.ll'o\ef Krmr:tl B 728<br />
ThOmpson. Eowa.n! R. _ 72"8<br />
C ... 1I1I1II1I1'I&I'II, Cnlrte, B 733<br />
eo., BVron B<br />
7SS<br />
Fusco, Frank 756<br />
J1er, RobertJ .................. 756<br />
Bradley Edwin C _. .. 760<br />
Broob. Robert R 760<br />
Hili, JIITUTlIt! a ....... 760<br />
",eai!r J T. _ _ .......... 760<br />
Wheeler. JOhn P _ ..._ .. 760<br />
Clmon. Ralph _ _ 769<br />
Emory. ThcmH W __ 776<br />
Ou!lalll Grovtt M __ no<br />
Towe, Robert J 781<br />
Dlncher, Eugene A 812<br />
Kilgus FrederICk P 812<br />
CUI,:.. Bobby f. .__."<br />
Santoro, Carl R 840<br />
i-Wnby. F reo r<br />
84 I<br />
Kmg.AMnG<br />
SoI l<br />
Petel'S, l"tw:Hros U 84 1<br />
Preston Archllgjd U 841<br />
Timpa,Nd; 861<br />
'Nestoo Jr Claude R 875<br />
Va,pW.. IraJg 894<br />
Anderson ENn f. 903<br />
01'), W mR 903-<br />
WIllIamS. CuM T 903<br />
SoIIIn. kfl\M'lh 8 910<br />
IQrt . ~E 915<br />
Anderson. Roben L 949<br />
Cole, W~I~ K 949<br />
Gonnlel .iouph 952<br />
MltUt500 Robett L _ 953<br />
Solm5trom. Elr1 C. 953<br />
Wlhamson. CiwJes G 95.3<br />
Sanders, Fred J 970<br />
rroehmilfl Jr • on A 912<br />
HMnlnon. Gerald 972<br />
Tbc:mA. Chartts E •_<br />
_ 98S<br />
Cflaney, FIOyO L _ _ 995<br />
McC,nney Jr .. Clytie: E._ 995<br />
Sala, John E ................_.. 995<br />
Williams, Thoma, E. ....... 100,<br />
~. ~:rlCk K. •_ _•__.... , 002<br />
Or~Dan.elW __ ,007<br />
8rodt. BrM _ _ •__.OSS<br />
Parent Jamrs J _ 1070<br />
George Eddie L 1105<br />
Downey, Ph,lip S 1141<br />
Han.CW 1141<br />
MaruI, PaulE \14 1<br />
t.Id.eod, John 0 1141<br />
Wtlllnah lee E" 1141<br />
Autletl..JoIInH 1151<br />
Cuny. W 'QfTl R 1159<br />
Ci'lvn, E~P 1186<br />
Gush~ HMlyS 1186<br />
Hamaguctu SGIO 1186<br />
Ho Edward K I 186<br />
1tediJ. HI5i1$hr 1186<br />
10401rl0t1att, Ioi.non. __. 1186<br />
Q1..1be. Chal1tS r, 1186<br />
Kennedy. Harry A. 1208<br />
Petty. Chirlu f 1220<br />
B!!'(lIm 8ruai [ 12"50<br />
Campbell, G N 12"5<br />
Davenport. t.W; f 12-45<br />
{)gg Rrtllard .........__ 1245<br />
PouISCYl. John M ............ 1245<br />
Basnaw llOyd J ............. 1249<br />
Sanaerson. Jonn W ... 1249<br />
IUrlnal!. R~ld E . ........... 1250<br />
Dumont Re911\.11d E .. __._. '253<br />
Hamer. George T 1253<br />
Slmth . Vernon G 1253<br />
Ihenaul1, Allred L ........... 1253<br />
Uwe~oo1anl, Ch'lIles M 1260<br />
FIOyrl, Barkwel1J ....... HI316<br />
O·KHle,.James E. _ _ 1339<br />
KlatUl'. DOfOthy A. 1362<br />
Bramtener, John H 1393<br />
Coole Jr . And,,,, E. 1393<br />
MefaulS. fr.n~ R 1393<br />
Moor! Wal!!! L 1393<br />
~Idson,leroy M 1426<br />
.kns ShellNI'I G 1439<br />
Dlfck WilI!tf L 1454<br />
Str.r.rlnPy.Josrph ,.t7D<br />
Id:qs Harrell<br />
lS16<br />
Bowfl'W'l, Le~f'o D 1547<br />
Burntn. Everen L 1547<br />
Grocholsb. AuguS\ 1547<br />
H", PilmerH 1547<br />
DennIS.bd.G 1579<br />
Belhel John V 17Dl<br />
EldII Rdlanl 1701<br />
Lon. .JaMes E. HOI<br />
Payne. CaMJ 11509<br />
StanWOOO. lrllOkl V 1837<br />
QlT'o''tr MaMn l 1959<br />
Townstnd R B 2033<br />
Stnslef. CIlat1esC 2166<br />
Sav~ Allred F 2271<br />
lodui, Joe A 2286<br />
Noml. Rorgld G 2295<br />
CARD IN<br />
THEI D.<br />
FORMERLY<br />
OF l.U.<br />
,<br />
~y~Jr .. AlthIlIH, . ........... 11<br />
Roogers, OoVilin J .... 11<br />
Olson.£UijeIltlW ....... 23<br />
Comstock, Wilired D ._.... 26<br />
Johnson, Marvm N ...... 30<br />
Andl uSl. Milan J ....... 41<br />
H~u5ner T!;omuJ,....... 41<br />
ElliS, BUdety J. 47<br />
SUINIOTl Oa.rwm K _. 57<br />
Elcnl!r. Elwood L 66<br />
Davis .lImo!s R 84<br />
Ham Jr Ernest 84<br />
Horton, Henry l 84<br />
MtflMeel. Jlmmlt 84<br />
Pan!rsoo. JerOlN B 84<br />
Wei" Jr .. Paull 84<br />
HMlfJr. £dWardW 98<br />
Nome JI . Rmd G 98<br />
waIker, J R 98<br />
~e , RaymondA.. 1(J.t<br />
ca,'ton. lawrenu E. 108<br />
Ganlry, 8dJ E 125<br />
I\nsello. Joseph M 134<br />
AmoIO. WIIiLltl'I 0 134<br />
Jannusl'l. CW.not A 134<br />
!(en! Jr W Iiam J 114<br />
Myles, ..10M l 134<br />
Wortman. EU'Ald 134<br />
Buehl!! Frn. R<br />
Hogan, W oloIm F. _ _<br />
137<br />
137<br />
MutlW"le. ~nr., P 137<br />
B,ne, Affrecl C 160<br />
Pany, StJoiey J ~ 160<br />
Ovk.e, Robert $.. 165<br />
Ho1len, Raben E 165<br />
COn~ , Cal'M E, ........._.. 191<br />
SchrOCk. Jatl"lt$ E .............. 193<br />
Haag Jatx A.. _...._...._...... 212<br />
SafIoefson Roy 0 213<br />
Ackerman. JerrOld 292<br />
Widmer. Edwin M 292<br />
Wngllt L\oyIl A 293<br />
HalllS, Donakil 332<br />
Donat. Vernlt V 340<br />
W~ggorwr . JtnyM _ 399<br />
Cau~ Sam J _ 407<br />
lutI!er, HIr!f G 424<br />
RobdIsDn. Joe J 429<br />
ShIppee Jr Edmond 0 4550<br />
HeNsen l/w:Irn;Js W 4~<br />
VICker)!II George H ~<br />
Pattmtln, kMII R 569<br />
cnarder. ~ M 621<br />
Lr'MS. Htr1X1'I C 628<br />
Amos. Eall H 655<br />
Rocicwell John P 682<br />
5mb, Douglas 0 682<br />
Fnu John W 160<br />
HiIlII Jr ClWtes H 760<br />
JOhnson, Josel)ll P 760<br />
C h rslop~er. Harold R 763<br />
Scan, Of:..wy "'- 8-16<br />
Wh'na~" PaUl M 1127<br />
Craven. Harley 12(19<br />
Yokoyama. Raymond Y 1260<br />
Rellnan. OrvIlle J 1302<br />
Cooper, J H. 1309<br />
MaMO. Albloo 1346<br />
Mal'ltn Wilham e 1393<br />
ROSfl'l9ren, Howard R ..._ 1399<br />
GUinty Cllalle!. F _... 1523<br />
Crowley, Jamet J 1539<br />
Irvlflg, SWIIey Pol 1788<br />
Dearman, .Josepl! P 2129<br />
Robbins, James A. 2223<br />
TOTAl OISA!llm PfNSIONS<br />
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Jorttln Jr ~ Hetlr, W 1<br />
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Bowers WlrfM J 3<br />
OeIitrocco, Edward A. 3<br />
lanl1UD1. Anlhony 3<br />
Lalita Rafael 3<br />
McClam Bryte L 3<br />
McDonough. Rooen w .... 3<br />
Miler, HOw-Jld S. .. 3<br />
Munao, SlMilor! 3<br />
Murpny. Hl.Ign G 3<br />
OIRrtarone, Roben N 3<br />
Ragone Jr , LouIS C 3<br />
Savarese Cyr~ J 3<br />
Schmdl, John F 3<br />
Scrbelk. Michael 3<br />
VltaUs, fll2getal J .3<br />
Well'llrBuD, Gerald _.__ 3<br />
Krlfger, .IaC'lullh J 5<br />
Menyman Jr Thomas G 5<br />
Oleslel. Joseph B 6<br />
Lakos, Jerome P S<br />
R l pp~e, Clifford 0 ~ 8<br />
V.Jndertlor5! lynn ..........._ 8<br />
Craig .10M M. _._ ......_ ...._ 11<br />
Laney. Robert C ~._ 11<br />
lJpscomo, W, mOil<br />
NeI50n. J;JmesL 11<br />
Rush, G!r.e W 11<br />
bg;Iynor WllIQm J 12<br />
8usct1. Jall* V 13<br />
PaSQllor JOhn L _ 17<br />
Gnoo Jr Paul L 2.<br />
Hostnlekl, Ronalll J 25<br />
McCinoI. IWrarcl H 25<br />
PerrrllO. Dominick 25<br />
r Idwd. Rober! 25<br />
I rumpo Jr . Sa,*, W 25<br />
V&-'1dyfJe GtoorQe 25<br />
Te!TeU Rober1 l 26<br />
Colt JamtS C 14<br />
Hams. R*" H 3'<br />
8~, CiwIes C 35<br />
SiMI, AnlOf1l(l M 35<br />
0eYme OeflAll A 38<br />
H1PP WIlliam G 38<br />
Scan Jr., W~lIam W 38<br />
Srown. Georoe W ..____ 41<br />
Grochala, RlChato E ... _ _ 41<br />
a;1rjer5, AlDert W ._ 41<br />
CassetOUI')'. Arthur l 43<br />
S~.Oeanl 46<br />
fozzard_CarlW 51<br />
Harnmals. Wilham I 51<br />
Boone. Waller £ 53<br />
~ I lewG 53<br />
5e\.lirt. Jerome A. __ 53<br />
A'1ItSit_ leo t 58<br />
~ Iman.k Phi'ip 5 58<br />
WiIrxn: lAD l 53<br />
Belchlavel Jr John C 60<br />
Ptptow tbrlow H<br />
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ShMldy. ta/WI J 68<br />
COllIns. Ivan H 71<br />
TOlley Rober1l 16<br />
fredrno Davlll 77<br />
SoIlars_ Wilffet1 0 77<br />
Fall Jr John W 84<br />
Thorras. J,lInes L 84<br />
ZtPp, Denn iS A. 86<br />
MII!!r. EG'4'aIO<br />
Weslbroolc. Rol)en W<br />
90<br />
90<br />
flynn . Joseon J 98<br />
Ntwlin. Paul F 98<br />
Pellz G!Orge J 98<br />
Dinapoli, Paul W 99<br />
AcwlTIMl, leon A 102<br />
Burn&, James F. 103<br />
Delaney, franCiS X, 103<br />
r ane~ , Georo! E, 103<br />
Jo nes. Jorrn R 103<br />
LoomiS. Jamu R 103<br />
MUlledy, Joseph J 103<br />
Mull~ Thomas 103<br />
Seralll'll, John B 103<br />
Pratt Thomas 104<br />
VII'II. Cllarles W 105<br />
COA Gene F 108<br />
GIl'IC!y l1O'j"(! T 110<br />
Baty.ltt'1ryG 111<br />
PefIG etOl\. Waldo F 113<br />
WrIeOK R nd L 113<br />
Satlrner. John 0 124<br />
Br.tnsb!n!f AdIS A 124<br />
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MEMBERS<br />
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Mason. Rulus 2<br />
Burulc rCh, Morl(l 3<br />
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Ellowrtz. Sleven J. 3<br />
EMlll1~. Hal W _ 3<br />
Krnts~e. Edwald J 3<br />
lamtlrr$on. Ge<strong>of</strong>lle A 3<br />
LuburJC. Zw:mk.rl 3<br />
Maurur, Thomas A 3<br />
O·&ndo. Jor"e A 3<br />
Oehl, BruGe E 3<br />
Pagano. MrChael W. 3<br />
Ray. Btrnaro 3<br />
Reid. Thomas J.<br />
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Carr, William R 8<br />
GOIIs.::halk, leroy C 8<br />
Vrooman, Rollert L 8<br />
Mlt CII~ II , C"'''H:lI,ult U 11<br />
Wilson. Roben B 11<br />
Mitchell, Frank p, .... ,,,, .. ,, .. 22<br />
Baranowslcj. Bruci P ..... ,24<br />
Garr, Chanes A. ",24<br />
Eva$lcls, DavId A. 2.4<br />
Gregory, Donald K 2A<br />
lltYlnski. John P 24<br />
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Arsenaull, Rltliard J 26<br />
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Wilson III. Allin D. ,,26<br />
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Grawey. Charles A 34<br />
Myers. R K.<br />
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Mlslkrn. JOhn V 46<br />
Thompson. Tom B 46<br />
Vallee, Jeff/I)" L .• 46<br />
Be~ Jr" Dallas M 52<br />
DiCk Jr , Paul 52<br />
Coach Jr ,Joseph J 51!<br />
Fydryk, Michel P . 58<br />
Jowske. Mrcllael A. ...... 58<br />
Kemp. Oortah'l R, .............. 58<br />
NichOlson, Jam" M ..... 58<br />
Allen. John ......................,... 59<br />
CYrl. EdWin! H, .................... 59<br />
Sulteme1er. Nathan ..........-.•. 60<br />
Hancock. BODDie C. . ... 66<br />
lance. JellY A. . . S8<br />
Olson, Cla~ton D ....... 68<br />
RnM~l Jnhnnv N SR<br />
Carter, Paul W ..................... 73<br />
Paradiso. Jen D .................... 73<br />
JOI'Ie'S. Roben E .................... 77<br />
S Ir ~el. Rory M ..................... 77<br />
Powell, Runey G 80<br />
Duatro. Rov K ... ...99<br />
Demaria, William E ............ 103<br />
FourKI. J. W ....... .. .. 103<br />
Purcell. Stepnen L ........... 103<br />
RawlOIl, Jam« F, ........... 103<br />
Milward. Ch~r1es L ........... 10.4<br />
MOrriS. Harold J 105<br />
Kennedy. Dewm C 106<br />
Hell t~e. Mhur J , 108<br />
Pelaur, Edward R .....__ • I I 2<br />
ArnOld. Josepn K. 113<br />
Black. Otlma N 116<br />
French, Matll3rel S, 115<br />
TaMr, Holland l. l iS<br />
Won~ or. Phl nlr; W 116<br />
COner, GreooryS 124<br />
DaVlS, Jcnn 0 124<br />
Meenan. mamas P 125<br />
Wlnlers. Arnold O. 12 5<br />
Pmnon,kl, Alpllonse 126<br />
Nabauns Jr . Jolin 130<br />
DiBartOlo. Fred 134<br />
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HOPKII1'1. Oavld L 134<br />
MUlhart Jr" Clallllle, R 134<br />
PO$IJt, WLibe rtA 134<br />
Grlt"r Jr . Aobell K 148<br />
"llon~, Glo~.nnll 150<br />
Norgaren. Petel A 159<br />
Curley, Robert A 163<br />
Ollnntlr n, AhlhOn&e A, .... 164<br />
KlMlthlll, James G ....,.. 164<br />
PHple5, JOhn L ............. 165<br />
Blevins. James 0 .............. 115<br />
Clig le, Mercer~ ...... 175<br />
Johnson, Billy R 175<br />
Morel~lld. Oo~ le S ............ 175<br />
C~p ln, Jome$ R ............... 176<br />
S tf JCkla~d, Ernest R.. . 177<br />
Ga ll , Wrillam E 193<br />
pnl lllpl, ~1'E ............... 1514<br />
Wi lliams Jr" CllarJts H 194<br />
MoNl1i Jr . William _...... . 21 1<br />
Atlee, Alchard l 213<br />
E~ke'. Wilham H 226<br />
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Sturms. W S III Weier, ~re
Glneuo. Vlrnol'! 0 692<br />
HuI1SOI\. John G 692<br />
WOiler, L W 69~<br />
Halle" JOhn R 697<br />
Magne!11 RolHln 697<br />
PlrsOI1, W,"llm H 700<br />
Bahlrnann, A 701<br />
Bellord, N 0 702<br />
Jones , Oscar M 702<br />
MIller GI<strong>of</strong>Il8 W 702<br />
Smit h, R V ' 02<br />
Crow,". W r 109<br />
Smnh, Kenneln l 712<br />
Tyrrell. Pa ul W 712<br />
Mal.uso n. Kennelll 714<br />
SeuIM!S Jacob M 71~<br />
Hudnall, HJrold 0 716<br />
JOh~n , Jil rnes W 716<br />
Kr'lIgt11 , EltnJilmln f. 116<br />
l.i.nCIrum, Ert\UI 716<br />
Roep\e, Emul E ... .. ...... 716<br />
Room Jr . Wllben T.. 716<br />
WMII H r, 716<br />
91ounl, C, M liS<br />
CochrVl. C S 118<br />
Dullil ld, E l 718<br />
CrOWl. C H 121<br />
Halt W M 121<br />
FlrUtlne G. J 723<br />
Btl'llimMl, Henry S . 12'<br />
Whtlan. John S 72'<br />
Fleming, Jamu W 12B<br />
Nemclh, Will ~m S 728<br />
Young, WillHlrl H 130<br />
Nonh. Harold l 735<br />
Cnruno, Rlcha"l J 74]<br />
BadON. H 1~7<br />
Bennon. A C 148<br />
Martltrry, W~lIel S 1SO<br />
MoehJmQ, L H 15-4<br />
SeaIQl. C M 756<br />
IrMn F D 159<br />
8.unl'lQU. M,nlll L 760<br />
Caul,ioorn JI JIIu,man L 760<br />
Oehlrt. Jouplt. E 760<br />
Oilmont, Roy Y. 160<br />
rran~Iin, A L 1$0<br />
G. rrett. AHIIII 180<br />
OvtI1Gn. W A 160<br />
Sartin, C 760<br />
SlIelton. Hugll H 760<br />
Slemp.wnes E 760<br />
WlgnOI, John 760<br />
Samonsln. Hilr Oid E 76]<br />
P.mtrSon. J D 765<br />
SfllClCli~ Q 765<br />
YtrO'OUijIl, E I 165<br />
Chi lley, R r<br />
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Johnson, ellmgl T 768<br />
Kl)Illa~a, Ait)!!rl J 768<br />
Nunlty Allen W 768<br />
TtyUII, W H 768<br />
Ridenour. Plt r k:~H 769<br />
Sanolrl. S. M 769<br />
Lindle r, TlnGale B 772<br />
W,nOlfd , G W 772<br />
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IN MEMORIAM<br />
PBF Death Claims Approved for Payment in May 1992<br />
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2 Lhllll,. C. E ................ 5 000 00<br />
2 Mason, R .................... 5,000 00<br />
3 EIIIIWill, $. J.. .............. 5,000 00<br />
J Ma"",I, l , A ...." .." ...... 5,00000<br />
J RlY , I ........................ 5.000 00<br />
3 RIld, T. J, ................. 10.00000<br />
8 Viliomu , R, L. ............. 5.000 00<br />
24 elf1ftowsll:i. D. P ........... 5.Il00.00<br />
24 billis, D. A.. •...•.......•.. 5.Il00 00<br />
34 fllMr. R G ................. 5000 00<br />
52 8ud! Jr • D. M .......... 10.000 00<br />
SII ColtbJr , J J !;OOOOO<br />
58 Fydrp, N, p, ............. 10,00000<br />
S8 Jowskl, M. A ............... 5.000 00<br />
58 Nicholson. J. ~ ............ 5,000.00<br />
73 Cartll, P. W ................. 3.400OO<br />
73 PllldlsQ. J, D, ........... 10,000.00<br />
n Jones , R. E ................. 4,400 00<br />
99 Qllatlo , R, It ................. 5.00000<br />
106 ltennedy , D. C .............. 2,400 00<br />
113 All1l1ld, J, X, ..............,.5,00000<br />
116 Blacil , D. N .................. 5.000.00<br />
125 Mllnln. T P ............... 5.00000<br />
126 Pllznanltl, A ................ 5,000 00<br />
134 DI 8arlol!), F, ......" ......" 5,000,00<br />
134 HI Willns, H. A, .............. 3.40000<br />
13. Mlllhl t1 JI .. C. R ........... 2.400.00<br />
150 An one , G. L ............... 5.000.00<br />
177 Slrlckllnd, E. R ............ 5,000,00<br />
193 Oa li, W, E, .................. 5,000.00<br />
194 WlI lIl mI JI ., C. H .......... 3,400.00<br />
21 \ Mollll1 JI" W, .............. 5,000.00<br />
226 Eatll, W. H ................, 2.400.00<br />
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254 SOlllheTn, G . ................ 5,000.00<br />
309 Pllrtck, D. W ................ 5,000 00<br />
342 Wldlnef. A, G, ........... 10.000.00<br />
353 Konnody , F. J . .............. 5,000.00<br />
353 McKeown , D, C, ......." ... 5,000 00<br />
3SJ Mlilftl, A .................... 5,000.00<br />
414 Baker, L. V ,..." ........... 5,000 00<br />
415 Beedle, 5. S ................ 500000<br />
474 Holllg.n , E . ................. 5.000 00<br />
.94 8111r , D. L. ................ 10,00000<br />
4!)1t Glerlch , S ................... 5.000.00<br />
494 Woylli. A .................... ~,OOO 00<br />
494 Wlnch"t". R. B ........... 5.000.00<br />
508 Altord. H. E .........." ...,,' 5,000.00<br />
520 SIIIGO'fII. G ................. 4.400 00<br />
613 Munro. C, J ................. 5,000 .00<br />
1D2 Whitlock, W. R ............ 5.000 00<br />
814 8.bnll,E. J ................. 5,OOOoo<br />
1002 IIIII", R D ................. 5,000 00<br />
\ 525 Caillbu, E, H .............. 5,000 00<br />
1531 McDanl.l, T. T ............. 5.000.00<br />
2330 Hall" " J .................. ~.OOO 00<br />
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Pens (I, Flemlllg, J. O, ...... 2,4OQoo<br />
Pens tl) Hili , C. A, ........... 2"UlOOO<br />
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Pens (') Owens, M. E ........ 2,400 00<br />
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Petts (21 lI uehnlr. H. C ...... 2,40000<br />
Pens (2) Pelen, F. ft , ........ 2,400.00<br />
Pens (21 Slmpsol , M. E .... 2,400 00<br />
P.nt (2) Sm lill. E. J, ......... 2.400.00<br />
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Pens (3, Conll'lct. L. ......... 2,400.00<br />
Pens (3) Fasm. n, P .......... 2.400 00<br />
Pens (3) HirsChberg, J ....... 2,400,00<br />
Pens (3) Lel kowltz, J B . .... 2,400.00<br />
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O'Doanlli . J ........ 2.000 00<br />
Plnlll , III. R, ........ 2,.0000<br />
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511"r, A, ........." 2.4DO 00<br />
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Pens (551) Mlnn, E. S .•,....... 2,400 00<br />
Pens (552) Dengel , G. J ....... 2,400 00<br />
Pens (557) Allen , W ....... ... 2.400 00<br />
Pens (557) Alhl, w. 0 " .." ... 2.400 00<br />
Pens (558) Doyal, H. A ....... 2.400 00<br />
Pens (558) Lazenby , W. C . ..... 2,"00 00<br />
Pens (558) SI.g"l. O. C ....... 2,4(10 00<br />
Pens (5&1) McLean , A .." . ..... 2,40000<br />
Pens (5&9) Olhlb.rg, G. A ..... 2.400 00<br />
Pens (569) Dahlg,en , M. M, ... 2,40J OO<br />
PaM (S69) F.,.,., . E. A . .. ....... 2.400.00<br />
Pen'S (570) Siroup Jr •• C B ... 2,400 00<br />
Pens (574) PorU". C. H . ..... .. 2.400 00<br />
Pens (577) Llmport. A, ......... 2, 400 00<br />
Pens (58') Conll" l E ........ 12967 1<br />
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Pens (584) 11,lor. M F ....... 2.400 00<br />
Pens (587) MeOlde , J. a ....... 2.00 00<br />
Pens (591) Ct.rt, P F ....... 2,400 00<br />
Pens (595) Glllllll , L. J . ...... 2400 00<br />
Pens (595) Jonn. B. H ......... 2400 00<br />
Pens (595) P.ny. K .............. 2400 00<br />
Pens 16021 Slne!llr Sr .. R. O . . 2.00 00<br />
Pens (605) AdeDl . C l .. 2400 00<br />
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Pens (611) MltlS",III, M. E . .. 2,76000<br />
Pens (623) Rollmln. M. G .... 2 400 00<br />
Pens (628) Frary, A .............. 2400 00<br />
Pens (629) 1,111"'10. G ........ 2400 00<br />
Pef!s 1529) HOf1man. L. E . ..... 2.400 00<br />
Pens \6401 XI,.,. Q ...... .. .. .. . 2 :~00 00<br />
Pens (647) MeK,nlle. R W •.. 2.400 00<br />
Pens ISS9) Brld" C. 9 . ......... 2-400 00<br />
Pens (659) MIII.r. M. M .......... .400 00<br />
Pens (659) PalmI! , f V . ....... 2.400 00<br />
P,ns (659) Rllbll ng . C. A . ..... 2,400 00<br />
Pens (659) W,III. L. J .......... 2.400 00<br />
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Pens 16(9) Johnlon , I. E . ...... 2."00.00<br />
Pens 1676) Abll , L. C ......... 2 •.400 00<br />
PeI'\S (682) M'rStI,lI, O. l. ..... 2.400 00<br />
Pens (683) Sn,def, H. M ...... 2 400 00<br />
Pens (684) Mann. 8. M . ..... ... 2 .• 00 00<br />
Pens (688) Jenkins , J W ....... 2400 00<br />
Pens (SB8) Messmore. O. C •• 240000<br />
Pens (692) Hudson. J. G . ...... 2.400 00<br />
Pens (697) Ha llett. J R • ••• 3,41600<br />
Pens (702) Miller, O. W ........ 2,400 00<br />
Pens. (702) Smith. R. V ......... 2.400 00<br />
Pens (116) Hudnall , H. 0 .... 2,400 00<br />
Pens. (116) MnluM , B. F . ........ 2.400 00<br />
PerlS. (71S) Roeph. E E ...... 2,400 00<br />
Pens. (116) Wllile, H. G ......... 2,400 00<br />
Pens. (718) eochrln. C. S ...... 2.400 00<br />
Pens. (718) Dul1illd. E. l. ...... 2400 00<br />
Pens. (724) WIIII.n . J. S, ...... 2.400 00<br />
Pens (728) fle minG. J. W ..... 2,40000<br />
Pens. (143) Cimino, R. J ..........,1$4 98<br />
Pens (748) Bennett. A. C, ...... 2,400 00<br />
Pens (150) Marberry, W. S .... 2,400 00<br />
Pens (156) Seamlft. C. I!II . ..... 2.400 00<br />
Pens (159) Irwin, f . D . ........ 2.400 00<br />
Pens (760) 8a rrinver. M. E • ... 2.400 00<br />
Pens (160) Debart. J. E ......... 2.400 00<br />
Pens (760) Sartin. C . ......... 2 ..400 00<br />
Pens (165) PllterHlI. J. O . •••• 2.' 00 00<br />
Pens (768) Koel,lda, A. J . ....• 2 ..400 00<br />
Pens (758) Nunley. A. W . . . 2 ..dOQ 00<br />
Pens (76!) Slnders. S M, .... 2,400 00<br />
Pens (776) Tolbert Jr .. G. f . .. 2,.40000<br />
Pens (780) Power , C C ......... 2.400 00<br />
Pens (194) Ollon . E. T . ......... 2.00 00<br />
Perts (816) 8urton. S. T ........ 2.40000<br />
Pens. {836} Hall, G ............... 2 400 00<br />
Pens. (846) Almse.,. l. H ....... 1,20000<br />
Pens (859) Weekes , l. F ...... 240000<br />
Pens (874) Brown , E. O ......... 2400.00<br />
Pens (880) W I~elleld , G. A .... 2 40000<br />
Pens (889) Athey, R. l. ......... 2 40000<br />
Pens (894) Grahlm. l1li . R . ..... 2, 400 00<br />
Pens (896) Oavls, W. B ........ 2 .400 00<br />
Pens (932) Hili. H. H ............ 2'00 00<br />
PeltS (952) Wheeler. H. H . ..... 2 •• 0000<br />
Pens (953) Fernhoh. J. R ...... 2 400 00<br />
PffiS, (965) Hocnbl(J. J. M .... 2'00 00<br />
Pens (970) Coons. K. H ......... 2.400 00<br />
Pens. (982) Scott. M. A ......... 2.400 00<br />
Pens (1002) Sluli keA , fl . D ...... 2,400 00<br />
Pens (1054) Cunzelmln, 0, ..... VIDO 00<br />
Pens (1086) hlch. C. R ......... 2.40000<br />
P, ns (I 141) McGill. R. R ........ 2.400 00<br />
Pens (1186) 0,..,. C. C ............ 2.400 00<br />
PerlS (1205) How::;e, O. H . ....... 2.400 00<br />
Pens (12OS) SmUh. R. V ......... 3.58838<br />
Pens (1 212) Gaudino. A. J ...... 2.40000<br />
Pen5 (1218) I(oepp, A. E ......... 2.400 00<br />
Pens, (1245) C<strong>of</strong>fin. P. C ......... 2-.400,00<br />
Pens (1245) Hllmplon, J. F . . .. .. 2.400 00<br />
Pens (1249) Freeman . T ......... 2.400 00<br />
Pens (1249) Ouimet. W. l. ...... 3,209 32<br />
Pans (12S3) Hanlin, X. R ........ 2,916 18<br />
Pens. (1263) Thompson . J. T .... 2.40000<br />
Pens (1302) Wilson, E, L ....... 2,400 00<br />
Pens (1326) GOlhrow. l. L ..... 2.400.00<br />
Pens (1339) Cullinan , R. L ..... 2.400 00<br />
P'AS (1346) Flinders. J. L ..... 2.-400 00<br />
PfllS (1 393) fIII .rqulrt. G, H ..... 2.400 00<br />
PeAS (1405) fOrsyth', G. f ...... 2.400 00<br />
Pens (1405) W.rdle , J. S ........ 2.400 00<br />
Pens (1 ' 641 Slegner. C. E . ........ 480 00<br />
Pens. (1515) kIIlIlPP. G. A ....... 2,400 00<br />
Pens (15161 Camel' H. M . .. .... 2,40000<br />
Pens (1525) Wllittier, F. J . ...... 2.400 00<br />
Pens ,15321 JUl'1lnIC , J. T ....... 2.40000<br />
Pens (1701) SttGud. C. W . ...... 2.40000<br />
Pens (1769) MeCoombs. R. E. .. 2.40000<br />
Pens (1769) Poner. R. S . ........ 2.400 00<br />
Pefil (17881 Fomlnko. I ........ 4.120.00<br />
Pens 118231 Sims. H . ............. 2,' 0000<br />
Petit (1 920) Sltgman. P ......... 2."00 ()()<br />
Pens 121501 H.m men , J. C ...... 2.40000<br />
Pens ,22531 Deans. A . ........... 2.-400 ()()<br />
Pens (22531 Plull . L ........... 2AOO.()()<br />
Pens (2295) Marina. J. J . ....... 2,400 00<br />
Pins (23S5) lleSI, A. H . ........ 2,400 00<br />
Ptns (10) Apgar. T. P ......... 2.400oo<br />
Pens (101 Arend. G. W ........ 2,400 00<br />
Ptns (101 8.lIe,. W. E ........ 2.",,00 00<br />
Pens liD) Slllr.L. A . ......... 2.40000<br />
Pens {I o. Blair. R. 1. .......... 2.400 00<br />
Pens (I 0 ) Broots. A. E . ....... 2.400 00<br />
Pens (10 ) Oalrymple. G. V . . 240000<br />
Pens (10 ) Dlyon, f . W ........ 3.52 1 27<br />
Pens (10 .) Donlhn. O 8 • ... 2400 DO<br />
Pens (10 ) fl u l~nlt.l. L ..... 2,40000<br />
Pens (I O ) Foster, A. L ....... 2.40000<br />
Pens (10 ) GrImes, P. M ....... 2400 00<br />
Pens (10 ) Groll . G. N . ........ 2,400 CIO<br />
Pens (10 ) Hendtlr1On , fI , C . .. 2400 00<br />
Pans (10 ) Hendlnan Jr •• 8 .. 2400,00<br />
Pens (10 ) KnulI , E. J ........ 2.400.00<br />
Pens (10 ) Krueger. II: H . .... 2400 DO<br />
Pens (I 0 ) llnvwonhy, f . B • • 2.40000<br />
Pens (10 ) Maher , M. f ... . 2400 00<br />
Pens (10) M.", J. H ........... 2 400 00<br />
Pens (10 ) Mllon . L W . ... . 2400 00<br />
Pens (10) M.uk. B. E ........ . 2 400 00<br />
Pens (10 ) McGowan . J ........ 2 400 00<br />
Pens (I 0 ) Melln,r, H. W .... 2,400 00<br />
Pens (10 ) Morill. J. f ......... 2,40000<br />
Pens (10 ) NIlUlr. N. E ....... 2.400 00<br />
Pens (10 ) PlllIr, A. L ....... 2400 00<br />
Pens (10 ) PuYeY. E. H ..... 2,400 00<br />
Pens (10 ) P,drow, l ......... 2400 00<br />
Pens (10 ) Aldmond. S E ... 2,400 00<br />
Pens (10 ) A.lltr, l. R, ........ 2.400 00<br />
Pens (10 ) Rollinson . G. D .... 2,400 00<br />
Pens (10 ) Aych ll';. C . •. 2,400 00<br />
PIns (10 ) Sldlllll. G. J . ...... 2.AOO 00<br />
Pens (I 0,) $aller. H, A ....... 2,'00 00<br />
Pens (10 ) S.nll'ld, W. E .... 3,33600<br />
PIns (101 Seheltl. C F ....... 2.40000<br />
Pens (10) Slmons, G. W ...." 240000<br />
PIns (lOt Simi Jr .. C. M ...... 2.400 00<br />
Pens (10) $liIIWdull'f, J. E •.. 2 ,400 00<br />
Pe(lS (10) SllIn, M . ........... 2.81600<br />
Pens (1 ,01 1,nn,hlll. G. E .... 2,4(1(}oo<br />
Pens (10 ) Vl'no, N. J . ........ 2.400 00<br />
Pens (1,0) Wlrd. J. 8 .......... 2 400 00<br />
Pens (10 ) Wlrdl,. A ........ . 2,400 00<br />
Pens (I D.) Wllillms, A B ..... 2400 00<br />
Pens (10.) Yoalt,F.l. ........ 240000<br />
10111 AmoulIl ................ l l .323.926.n<br />
<strong>IBE</strong>W P£NSION<br />
BENEFIT FUNO<br />
<strong>International</strong><br />
<strong>Brotherhood</strong> Number admitted to pension last month 507<br />
<strong>of</strong> <strong>Electrical</strong><br />
Worker.<br />
Total number on pension 89,151<br />
Pen.lon and<br />
Total pension payments last month $ 5,174 ,979.77.<br />
De ath BenefIt Total pension payments last 12 months $61 ,506,410.09<br />
Payment<br />
Report Death benefits paid last month $ 1,323,951.77<br />
NATIONAL ELECTRICAL<br />
BENEFIT FUNO<br />
342<br />
56,791<br />
$ 19,710,347.78<br />
$225,528,212.28<br />
May 1992 Death benefits paid last 12 months ~7 , 882 , 531.22<br />
RESEARCH AND ICONOMICS<br />
(Colltinlled!m", Paxe 15)<br />
and illncs~e .... Sincc lhc commilision's 1975<br />
report , some ... tal e~ have Improved Iheir<br />
workers' compc Jl ~uli on progr.uns. Unfor<br />
IUnately, workpla e conditlons have worsened.<br />
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