CTU Leader Sentenced in Cincinnati Union Battle
Richard L. Kiley, president of Cincinnati Teachers Union Local 1520, was jailed five days and fined $500 for contempt of court. Four CTU officers faced $300 fines plus $500 for the union. The case centered on push for legitimate union representation amid clashes with School Board Superintendent Paul A. Miller and Board President Harry M. Hopkins.
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Cincinnati uses injunction to break CTA strike
Ohio workers face a new precedent as the Cincinnati School Board employs a court injunction to end the CTA strike. Critics say the move leverages anti union powers, aided by the Ferguson Act long used to curb public employee strikes. John Hall of the Ohio Education Association praised the action as a victory for union busting.
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CTU Protest Rally Addresses School Problems and Jailed Leader
Attorney Allen Brown reviewed the CTU strike and court actions, calling the jail sentence of CTU President Kiley a civic lesson. Labor leaders urged financial support from union members while Sheehan urged donations to CTU. He denounced editorial bias and warned protests must continue to elevate education in Cincinnati.
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Chronicle Skips Next Week Publication As Policy Holds
In line with a policy adopted by the Executive Board of the Cincinnati AFL CIO Labor Council, the Chronicle will not publish next week. The move follows council actions and affects local labor coverage.
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Resign! Sheehan Demands Hopkins and Miller Step Down
William P. Sheehan, executive secretary of the Cincinnati AFL-CIO Labor Council, called for the resignation of Cincinnati School Board President Harry M. Hopkins and School Superintendent Dr. Paul A. Miller. He linked recent CTU penalties to anti union sentiment and urged the community to pressure them to quit.
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