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Cincinnati The Chronicle

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1968

Page

2

Local 164 Minutes Record Union Activities and Elections

The minutes show President Oscar Lee opening at 8 00 p m with vows to the flag. Delegates discuss communications and election rules. Nominations are announced for officers and executive board. COPE drives planned. education conference set for April 27. fundraising efforts announced. meeting adjourned at 4 35 p m.

Oscar G. Lee Brother Sheehan Brother Carson Brother Tiffin B. Kennedy United Federation of Postal Clerks Ted Kluszewski The Chronicle Ohio Afl-Cio Cincinnati Sheraton Hotel Brother Roeder Sears Bro Questa Bro- Carion American Federation of Television and Radio Artists Sheehan COPE the Sheraton Brother Bulach Paul Miller Hendod Advocate Tucker Rolls Royce Kentucky

Council Nominees List Nominations Include Incumbents and Newcomers

The nominees include eleven incumbents such as Orville Henderson Transit Workers John Hennessey Typographical Joseph Hyatt Retail Wholesale and Department Store Union Fred Loze IBEW C P Questa Retail Clerks Joseph Lepate Amalgamated Clothing Workers Robert Simcoe Painters District Council Rufus Skaggs SUE Jim Travis Laborers Al Van Hagen State County and Municipal Employees Russell White Carpenters District Council Among newcomers are Eddie Campbell Cement Ma sons Frank Kruse Printing Pressmen John Kolleck Bakery Workers Larry Smith Iron Workers Willian Hodgemann Postal Clerks Harold Fruechte meyer Distillery Workers Rich ard J Nagle CWA Bill Weeks Bricklayers Anthony Chiodi Teachers and Gene Frey Musicians

Oscar Lee Edward O. Zeuch William P. Sheehan Andre Carson Arnold Tucker Carroll Jamison George Schmidt William LeMaster Orville Henderson John Hennessey Joseph Hyatt Fred Loze C. P. Questa Joseph Lepate Robert Transit IBEW Amalgamated Clothing Workers Robert Simcoe Painters’ District Council Rufus Skaggs Sue Jim Travis al van Hagen Russel White Carpenters District Council Eddie Campbell Frank Kruse John Kolleck Larry Smith Willian Hodgemann Harold Fruechtemeyer Richard J. Nagle CWA Bill Weeks Anthony Chiodi Gene Frey

Reinforced Concrete Iron Worker Apprentices Open

Rodworkers Apprentices and Construction Industries seek Reinforced Concrete Iron Worker Apprentices aged 18 to 30 with a high school diploma or equivalent. Starting wage $3.12 per hour, raises every six months, fringe benefits. Apply by March 29 at 108 East Seventh Street Cincinnati Ohio 421-1610. Equal Employment Opportunity program.

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