Syracuse Transit inspector Henry Posenhauer celebrates birthday with cake and home projects
The Journal notes Henry Posenhauer holder of the Best Dressed Inspector in Syracuse Transit blows out eye candles on his birthday cake amid family plans. His wife Gladys and daughter Elizabeth cheer as Hank shows carpentry skills decorating a six room cottage at 280 Norwood. The family praises his woodwork and home improvements while neighbors admire his playful Bogart likeness.
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Inquiring Reporter: Peggy AbeCarthy Question
Inquiring Reporter Peggy AbeCarthy poses a question on a local issue. The brief column sketches community concerns and invites public input while highlighting the editor’s prompt response.
Public Workers Urge Wage Differentials and Condon-Wadlin Law Repeal
An association called for differential pay for certain workers and urged repeal of the Condon-Wadlin Law that prohibits strikes by public employees. The group, maintaining a 40 year non strike policy, labeled the law unjustly discriminatory toward public workers.
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Union election vote on wage issues reported
The International Union of Electrical Workers reported members voted 2,851 to 103 yesterday on a potential stake. About 3,200 were eligible to vote. Golubski, who has accused plant management, urged the officers to report back to members on the situation next Tuesday.
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