Roscoe High Teacher Fired Amid Faculty Protests
Roscoe Central High School dismissed social studies teacher and union negotiator John Sheridan sparking Thursday faculty protests. NYSTA vows court action, calling the move reprisal for his labor role as board and tenure questions loom. The district declines comment while a lawsuit and unfair labor practice charge are anticipated.
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Roscoe Central High School
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New York State Teachers Association
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Don Pierce
Sheridan
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Roscoe Teachers’ Association
National Education Association
Toni Cortese
Public Employment Relations Board
New York
Supreme Court
Texas
Wisconsin
Floyd Darbee
Herbert Howard
al Johnston
Walden police blame village manager for impasse
Walden six village patrolmen, working without a contract since May 31, have quit bargaining with Village Manager George A. Blednick and will present a contract proposal to the village board at its July 11 meeting. PBA spokesman Pil James J. Hagen says the group seeks a 20-year retirement plan with half pay and a four on, two off work week, while Blednick cites cost concerns and hints the board will weigh a settlement without binding action on the PBA.
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George A. Blednick
James J. Hagen
Walden Police Benevolent Association
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Blednick
Hugen
Peter H. Neuman
Newburgh
Lester Sheeley
Ernest Davis
George Blednick
Hagen
NLRB: Goshen Litho unfair to workers
Goshen Litho Inc faces NLRB action after a trial examiner found unfair treatment of three employees who testified in a prior case won by Local 318. Reinstatement and back pay are recommended for Paul Schaefer Matthew Babula and Juan Santos as part of the union dispute at the plant.
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New York Cutters and Bookbinders Union
Goshen Litho, Inc
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Paul Schaefer
Matthew Babula
Juan Santos
Schaefer
Babula
Santos
Local 119
Local 318
Pulp, Sulfide and Paper Workers Union
Sussex Woman
Court delays lottery drawing in New York case
A court order barred New York from holding a bonus lottery drawing, with Frances Caplan of Manhattan obtaining a temporary injunction and a show cause order returnable Monday. The suit, filed by a Brooklyn woman, seeks to block the drawing. details were not immediately available.
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Frances Caplan
Manhattan
Supreme Court
Murray H. Pearlman
Brooklyn
Montgomery
Black says convictions don't bar him from taking police test
Lester Jackson of Wallkill, an applicant for Middletown police, argues his two misdemeanor harassment convictions do not legally bar him from taking the civil service exam. He notes bulletins say felony convictions block testing, while misdemeanors affect appointment. Jackson previously passed a 1970 New York City police exam and plans to try again in Middletown in October.
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Middletown
Lester Jackson
Wallkill
Jackson
New York City
Civil Service
Lottery winners and prize tiers for multiple states
This week's winning numbers for New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Connecticut and Massachusetts are listed with prize tiers. Full six digit matches win up to 50000, with decreasing prizes for last digits and combinations. Some states offer eligibility for a million dollar or quarterly drawings based on partial matches.
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New York
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