CTU Officers Fined Alongside Richard L. Kiley
Common Pleas Judge Simon L. Leis levied 300 dollars fines on CTU officers in addition to the 500 dollar jail sentence and fine on Richard L. Kiley. Catherine K. Young teaches third grade at Covedale Elementary. Albert B. Mann is CTU Vice President and a Columbian physical education teacher. Sue Richmond serves as CTU Secretary teaching English at Withrow High School. Richard F. Gordon is CTU Treasurer and a physical education teacher at Losantiville Elementary.
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Richard L. Kiley
Cincinnati Teachers Union
Common Pleas
Simon L. Leis
CTU
Catherine K. Young
Covedale
Albert B. Mann
Columbian School
Sue Richmond
Withrow High School
Richard F. Gordon
Losantiville
CTU Meeting Champions Education Reform and Public Education
A CTU meeting showcased a positive stance to help the public understand unions through a progressive community program. The panel sparked questions from CTU members, pairing protest with constructive thinking about Cincinnati's school system.
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CTU
Cincinnati
Union Busting Plot Exposed in Cincinnati Unions Conflict
The piece details a wage and representation battle among CTU CTA and non teaching unions linked with the board over ratification and a strike. It covers court actions, injunctions, mediation offers, and accusations of union busting and rushed school board moves.
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CTU
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Dr. Miller
National Labor Relations Board
Richard L. Kiley
Simon L. Leis
CTA
Cincinnati
The
Enquirer
CTU Appeals for Funds to Rebuild Treasury
CTU members urged financial contributions to replenish a treasury strained by the drive for quality education in Cincinnati. A $10 assessment covered costs, and a $500 fine for CTU President Richard T. Kiley was targeted. Donations collected at a Courter Technical High School meeting brought $230 pledged plus $125 in gifts and $200 mailed.
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Leonard J. Arcilesi
Richard L. Kiley
Music Hall
CTU
Cincinnati
Courter Technical High School
Richard T. Kiley
George E. Jones, Jr
E. Mitchell Ave
Ohio
School Board Hires More Image Makers
The Cincinnati School Board recently added two public relations hires after the CTU strike amid local budget strain. One will earn about 10000 dollars annually to improve relations with the Negro community and schools, the other 19000 dollars, with 5000 paid by the district, to liaison with the Board, the city, county and UC to seek federal funds.
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Cincinnati School Board
CTU
Enqueer
Message From Dick Kiley From Hamilton County Jail
CTU President Richard L. Kiley, a prisoner, sends an exclusive Sunday morning message to teachers at a Courter Technical High School protest meeting. He thanks supporters for letters and family concern, praising the union and vowing to carry on despite his absence.
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CTU
Richard L. Kiley
Hamilton County
Roy E. Smith
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William P. Sheehan
Courter Technical High School
Chronicle labor paper notes official status and address
The Chronicle is listed as Greater Cincinnati's official labor newspaper of the Northern Kentucky AFL CIO Labor Council. It provides office address at 1015 Vine Street and notes publication details and editorial leadership including Oscar G. Lee and Wm. P. Sheehan.
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Ohio
Cincinnati Afl-Cio Labor Council
Oscar G. Lee
Ed Zeuch
Wm. P. Sheehan
Andre Carson
Northern Kentucky
Aflcio Labor Council
Greater Cincinnati
Brotherhood Building
Vine St
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