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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1973
Page
9
An established state employees union and a splinter faction both asserted rights to the same members. The new Union of State Government Employees and the Ohio Government Employees Labor Alliance accused the state of actions affecting membership in a bid to control workers.
William Van Zandt of the AFL CIO State Em ployees Union denies collusion with the administration and says membership remains about 31,000 while Hershel Sigall of the new union says about 7,500 workers switched. He accuses a concerted effort to deny the new union’s existence.
Sigall asserts the governor may have arranged with the international union for various motives including national clout and ambitions. He cites John, former labor relations chief for the state Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, as involved.
Saarihe ova Mearth SS. En ae eR Kelly quit his job to work with the alliance recruiting municipal and county employees. Kelly says an arrangement exists between the union and the state and that another labor group made a deal with the administration. Gov Gilligan faces criticism over staffing. Van Zandt accuses Sigall and ex officers of multiple Ohio law infractions including misuse of funds and removing union hall equipment.
In Columbus, Ohio the Senate Ways and Means Committee approved a bill to raise salaries for the governor from 40000 to 50000 and for other state officials and judges. The measure excludes legislators. House and Senate also passed related bills on terms for appointive officials, tax, wine production, and vehicle enforcement.
Pomeroy police investigated a three car traffic accident Monday at 7 34 p m on Main Street. Robert Hayes of New Haven stopped to turn left and Ronnie Richards 36 of Pomeroy stopped behind him. Thomas Holter 53 of Racine failed to stop and rear ended Richards, pushing him into Hayes.
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