^ A : I i AL A' Y V 1.2224 LiEilLDElR usfmg America'a Larpent !Sew»paper for Public Employees - See Pages 8 & 9 Vol. XXXIV, No. 43 Tuesday, January 22, 1974 Price 15 Cents Creedmoor Director Defends His Staffers With Highest Praise NEW YORK CITY — "We have the finest state employees/' Dr. William Werner, di- rector of Creedmoor State Hospital, told a press conference at Civil Service Employees Assn. Headquarters here, "but they are being demoralized by the blowup of charges of crime at Creedmoor." Solomon Bendet, president of CSEA's New York dty Region, The chief of the big mental ident Solomon Bendet, who employees for some of the crimes. gesticulates emphatically as he defends employees at Creed- hospital in Queens came New York City Region highly publicized charges by E>eriod, Dr. Werner was question- ed intensively about a statement crime rate. With him at the press conference in the CSEA offices at 11 Park Place on Jan. State Senator Prank Padavan 18 to defend the reputation of he had purportedly made that Manhattan offices are Terry Dawson, left, president of the about the supposed high inci- his 2,700 employees at a press dence of crime at the hospital. outsiders and insiders were re- CSEA chapter at Creedmoor, and Dr. William Werner, direc- briefing. The late-morning gath- Senator Padavan's dtiarges had sponsible for the crime incidents tor of the mental hospital. ering was called by Region pres- included allegations against the at Creedmoor. Dr. Werner re- plied that he never intended and never did cast doubt on the in- tegrity of the employees. A very Suffolk Wins In Three Demands few members might be involved, he said, but it is imfair to bal- RIVERHEAD — This week, a CSEA complaint, Mr. Porter will be hired in ttie proper step. loon charges so that the whole Suffolk chapter Civil Service said Sheriff Philip Corso had Step increments shall be effective staff feels victimized. Employees Assn. president agreed to retitle employees at at the start of each year. "The very great majority of E. Ben Porter announced an the jail as correction officers. The misplacement of employ- our employees are simply mar- agreement with the county elim- Mr. Porter paid "special com- ees had affected only a small velous," said Di. Wemcr. "Thty inating a practice of placine merdat.i'^n" to the chapter's centage of county employees, but just don't get enough credit some employees on the prior labor-management committee for the inequity had been a major for what they do. These civil ser- All Groups Interested year's pay scale, and granting successfully resolving the griev- irritant to the CSEA. (Continued on Page 14) increased allowances in cash for ances after "tedious negotiations In Money Target On nurses' unifonns. in which the county at first ap- The agreement will advance peared unusually intransigent." Assembly's Stephens about 300 employees one to two The committee is chaired by grades. Ewa Reid, with Prank Randall INSIDE THE LEADER HE state Legislative It also provides a reimburse- and Dominick Giordano as mem- Law pays special rec- Improve Dental Service In T ment to some employees whom bers. They were assisted by Bill Syracuse, Buffalo Areas — See Page 3 ognition to the Senate Fin- the county had docked after Griffin, CSEA field representative. ance Committee and the claiming they had been placed CSEA Calendar — See Page 3 Assembly Ways and Means Com- The pay scale agreement pro- on the wrong pay scale. vides that all employees shall be Latest State Eligibles — See Page 13 mittee. Under the law these The uniform agreement affects placed in the 1974 pay scale step Plan SUNY Workshop — See Page 14 committees serve throughout the about 500 members. The cash applicable, and new employees year and are empowered to payment has been sought by make, through their respective employees. In addition, allow- chairmen, such investigations of ances will be increased by $40 the various activities of the State to $50 to maximums of $100 to as will aid them in their con- $150. (Continued on Page 6) In another agreement settling Statewide Officers Lend Support For Acceptance Of Oneida Pact (Special To The Leader) UTICA — With Civil Service Employees Assn. executive vice-president Thomas H. McDonough attending hear- ings Inside, and CSEA Syracuse Region No. 5's president Richard deary and executive vice-president Louie Sunder- haft among the informational picketers outside, Oneida County orderly demonstration on behalf legislators knew the employees' of the report's acceptance. union meant business. The legislative hearing Ls the An average of 50 people a final stage in settling the dispute day took part in the information- between CSEA and Oneida Coun- al picketing during most of last ty over terms of a new work week as Oneida County's Legis- agreement for county employees. m- • • ••• lature met on a fact-finder's re-, Roger Kane, CSEA field repre- ON THE ISSUES —- Samuel Grossfleld. president of CSEA's Rpchester chapter, emphaaiaes ad- port on a contract settlement for sentative, said that negotiations vantages of four-day work week during current energy crunch. This and other topics, such as cost of county workers. on contract provisions had be- living, agency shop and insurance, were discussed at meeting last week between representatives of chap- Mr. Sunderhaft, who is also gun last July, but had ended ters of the Genesee Federation (an informai grouping of CSEA chapters in the northeastern area of president of the Oneida Coun- in an impasse when both sides the union's Buffalo Region 6) and 11 state senators and assemblymen from the area. Among partici- ty chapter, was joined by fellow could not agree on a settlement. pants at the session were, left, Kenneth Bennett, president of 8UNY at Geneseo chapter. Huddled at officers and chapter members, as The CoEA representative said right are Edison O'Brien. Newark State School president, and Newark delegate FraiUi Napoleon. Thomas well as statewide officers Mc- that, in his opinion, the County Gartley, president of SUNY at Brockport chapter, is identifiable in background. (Additional photoi Donough and Cleary, during the (Continued on Page 14) and story begin on page 3.) Housing, Transit Cop Poliee News Nine In HA Eligibles Now Being Win Awards HONORABLE MENTION Certified For Feb. The following 22 members of Nine employees of the New the Police Dept. were awarded York City Housing Authority departmental honorable mention Police Officer Class have been honored with cash recognition with 1.25 promotion awards and certificates of merit Certifications for a PoUce ON points, for extraordinary bravery, (including a posthumous award) Academy class — now expected intelligently performed in the to be initiated the first week in the Authority's Employees' line of duty at imminent and per- CM Suggestion Plan program. in February — began last week. sonal danger of life: Eligibles from the Police Dept. The top award of $50 went to Sgts. Stephen Gure and Ro- and Housing and Transit Au- Joseph Merola, resident building bert O'Neill; Detectives Step- thority lists were certified for r superintendent of Van Dyke s hen DelCorso, Hubert Erwin, the class, which the Police Dept. Houses, Brooklyn, for suggest- Cleave Bethae, Philip Mogan, hopes will Include about 400 ap- ing an easier and safer method Maurice Prescott, Dennis Dowd, pointments. for housing firemen to open and Richard Rossi, James Ward, To date, a total of 57 patrol- close the rear boiler doors of Woodrow Dury, Donald McNeil, men, police trainee eligibles and Superior and Cleaver-Brookes Alfred Genova, Harold Dice, Al- 15 policewomen eligibles from & boilers. 06 bert V. Casella Jr., Melvin Betty. the Police Dept. have been cer- U Other awards were: Sylvia William Hoy, Maximo Jimenez, tified. The patrolman eligibles Q < Maiman, senior clerk, of Carey Cleotis Wright, Rudolph Francis, are from eight different lists and Gardens, Brooklyn, $25; Patrol- John Brown, Bobby Hardwick. the policewoman eligibles are man Leroy L. Smith, of Lillian from list 9091, between the num- EXCEPTIONAL MERIT U SERVICE PLAQUE —* state Housing: Commissioner Lee Wald Houses, Manhattan, $25: bers of 194 and 1707. U award to Meyer Poses, given annually to a Civil Service employee clerk at Central Piles, $10: Sim- the Police Dept. were awarded thority patrolman eligibles from on Kalinkowitz (deceased) hous- u for outstanding service to the Division of Housing and Commu- departmental exceptional merit list 2225 have been certified so cn nity Renewal. Mr. Poses is an associate attorney specializing in ing assistant at Marlboro Houses, recognition witfn 1 promotion far. They are between the num- public housing law. The award's namesake, who died in 1965, had Brooklyn, $10: Robert G. Thomp- point for an act of bravery, in- ber 175 and 2900. Forty-four been Assistant Comissioner of Development and served the state for son, maintenance man at Gun telligently performed involving Housing Authority patrolman eli- Hill Houses, the Bronx, $10: Al- cj nearly 25 years. personal risk of life: gibles have l>een certified from bert Madison, housing assistant Sgt. Andre Alonge, Detectives list 2226, to date, between the of Holmes-Isaacs Houses, Man- Dominick Amemdolare, John D. numbers 101 and 2293. Wanna be a good guy? hattan. $10; Frances Gorman, Brady To Chair Flynn, William J Foley, Gerard Give a pint of blood. senior clerk at Central office, For more certification details, Marini, Neil O'Donnell, Thomas Call UN 1-7200 $10; and Greta I. Agard, su- see "patrolman, police trainee" Broderick, Joseph Ranone, The Greater New York Probation Study pervising stenographer, Central under "List Progress" on page James W. Green, Edward Wisne- Blood Program AliBANY — Members of the office, $10. 3 of this issue of The Leader. Special Probation Departments ski. Study of Local Governments Police Officers Willis Krebs, Do Your Neeed A Committee of the Civil Service KERN SUPERVISOR Carl Garritani, Carlo Antonino. Employees Assn. have been ap- ALBANY — Seymour Kern, of Key Answers COMMENDATION pointed by Theodore C. Wenzl, Hartsdale, assistant supervisor of EXAM 3611 HlghSchul president of CSEA. the White Plains offices of the The following 19 members of PROM. TO GENERAL PARK State Tax Department since 1970, the Police Dept. were awarded FOREMAN James Brady of North Ton- fftffva/ane/ has been named supervisor of the" departmental recognition with Test Held Jan. 5, 1974 awanda was named chairman of Binghamton district tax office at 34 a promotion point for acts in- the special CSEA committee. Of the 196 candidates who filed an annual salary of $25,133. volving grave personal danger for this exam, 174 appeared. Can- Other designated committee in the intelligent perfoi-mance of didates who wish to file protests members are Allan Greenfield of for civil service Bricklayer Prom Exam duty or for a highly creditable against these proposed key an- Monticello; James Prisina. unusual police accomplishment: swers have until Feb. 8, 1974 to for personnel satisfaction Ogdensburg; Peter Grieco, Twenty-six bricklayer candi- Deputy Inspector Francis X. submit their protests in writing, 6 Weeks Course Approved by Watertown; Joseph Gilligan, dates have been called to take N.Y. State Education Dept. Smith; Capt. Thomas J. Gleason; together with the evidence upon Center Moriches, and James the competitive written part of Lts. Gerard L. Drumm, Richard which such protests are based. Write or Phone for Mattel, Port Washington. promotional exam 3654 by the Information H. McBride, Franklin Daniana; city Dept. of Personnel on Feb. 2. Sgts. Patrick Bradley, Charles 1, B; 2, D; 3, D; 4, B; 5, B; O'CONNOR DEPUTY Brereton, John M. Gambello, 6, A; 7, C; 8, D; 9, C; 10, A; Eastern School AL 4-5029 11, D; 12, C; 13, B; 14, A; 15, B; ALBANY — Former Syracuse 17 Rec Sups Miss Martin K. Stiastny. 721 Broadway, NY 3 (at 8 St) 16. B; 17. D; 18, C; 19, C; 20, C; Please write me free about the Police Chief John F. O'Connor, Seventeen assistant supervisor Detectives George Alleyne, 21, D; 22, B; 23, C; 24, B; 25, High School Equivalency class. hes been appointed a deputy of recreation candidates have Frank Allen, Bruce Brennan, An- B; 26, C; 27, D; 28, C; 29, A; 30, Name commissioner of the State De- been found not eligible for pro- gelo Garcia, Lawrence Gallagher, B; 31, B; 32, B; 33, A; 34, C; 35, Addreu partment of Motor Vehicles, ef- motional exam 3668, according to William Toy, Victor Taravella, fective immediately. His annual A; 36, C; 37, D; 38, B; 39, A; 40, Boro LI the city Dept. of Personnel. Allen F. Elmore, Joseph K. salary will be $25,592. Euglia; Police Officer Eugene D; Meghmann. 41, C; 42, B; 43, C; 44, D; 45, A; 46. D; 47. D; 48, B; 49, C; 50, MERITORIOUS A; 51, B; 52, C; 53, C; 54, C; 55, C; 56, C; 57, A; 58. A; 59, B; 60, The following 60 members of B; the Police Dept. were awarded Stay 61. A; 62. C; 63, C; 64, A; 65, meritorious police duty, for half a promotion point. B; 66, D; 67, D; 68, C; 69. A; 70, D; 71. D; 72. C; 73. B; 74, A; 75, one s\i inmih Capts. Martin Kost, William E. D; 76, C; 77, B; 78, C; 79, A; 80, Farrell; Lts. Frank Pepe, Henry C; Franklin, Nicholas Passero; Sgts. 81, A; 82, B; 83, C; 84. B; 85, NEW YORK COLISEUM Thomas Cafferty, Henry J. Muer- aheadi C; 86, C; 87, A; 88. D; 89, A; 90. ner, Emidio Ponzi, Sylvester A; 91. C; 92. C; 93, A; 94, B; 95, FEB. 2nd-5th O'Brien, Andrea Bottari, James C; 96, B; 97, D; 98, A; 99, B; of Blatus, James T. McDonald; 100, C. Detectives Francis Kealy, Ed- USE YOUR FINGERS mond Sorgente, Irwin Vale, Leo- nard Schniper, Robert Waters, SMITH. HOLOCOMBE SET Rising TO GET AHEAD! Victor Taravella, Donald Pal- ALBANY — Governor Wilson Learn to be a Stenocype Reporter. has named Ralph W. Smith, Jr., Work when you with—for food pay. mer, George Moscardini, Neil Licensed by N.Y. State Education O'Donnell, Anthony Sanchez, of Albany as district attorney of Dept. Rayomnd Casaburi, Catherine Albany county. The Governor IVIedicai Costs FOR FREE CATALOG Bertolino, John J. Dwyer, Don- also appointed Jon K. Holcombe, CALL \rO 2-0002 ald McNulty, Alfr-Hi Licata. Don- of Syracuse, to be district at- STENOTYPE ACADEMY aid Leadbetter. torney of Onondaga county. Each 259 Broadway • Opposite City Hall will serve until December 31. with Police Officers William Whit- The offices will be filled at the aker, Richard Miller, James CIVIL SERVICE LEADER November election. America's Leading Watkly Burke, Robert Cianfrone, George For Public EmpieyMs Leavey, John O'Shea, Michael Published Each Tuesday Mortak, Robert A. Eugenia. Ped- Bricklayer OC Exam Publishing Office: ro Crescenti, George Youngman, A total of 159 bricklayer can- For information on 11 Warren St.. N.Y.. N.Y. 10007 Paul Schmucker, Lawrence Boyle, didates have been called to take Group Health Coverage write Business and Editorial Office: 11 Warren St.. N.Y.. N.Y. 10007 John P. Quinn. Walter Voss. the competitive written part of Entered as Second Class mail and John McCarthy, Thomas Todaro, exam 3053 on Feb. 2. according GROUP HEALTH Second Class postage paid. October John Hunt, Phillip Cerbini, Barry to the city Dept. of Personnel. 3. 1939, at the Post Office, New Goldblatt, Joseph DeBratto, INCORPORATED York, New York, under the Act of March 3, 1879. Additional entry at Jerry Lipson, Robert Krosecky, Joseph Buono, Gerald Bogdan- 227 West 40lh SIreel, New York 10018 Plainfield, New Jersey 07061. Mem- Phone: 664-8900 ber of Audit Bureau of Circulation. Richard H. Muller, Walter Ric- owlcz, German Colon Jr., Carlos Subscription Price $7.00 Per Year key, Francis K. Clifford. James Emaral, Irvln Vardone, Joiin T. Individual Copies, 19c M. Kennedy. Edward Wltkowskl, D'Ella, William W. John Jr. RetteesToHea^ Genesee Federation Of CSEA Chapters Insurance Reps Holds Dialogue With Area Legislators Senator Gordon J. DeHond (R- RCKJHESTER — Health, much since negotiations that we can't even tread water any more. 53rd District). Q life, accident and other Cost Of Living, Agency Sliop I've already cancelled my va- "If you ended up with a cost types of insurance available cation plans." of living adjustment alone, in the to retirees will be the sub- Assemblyman Don W. Cook long run you'd be better off than tii ject of a meeting of the Ro- Among Key Topics Of Confab m (R-135th District), who also going after a flat (wage) in- PS chester Area CSEA Retirees chap- ROCHESTER — State legislators from an ejght-county serves as chairman of the Mon- crease," he said. < ter Feb. 6 at 1:30 p.m. at the area were warned here Jan. 12 that they'll have "a flood roe County Republican Party, Assemblyman James L. Emery n Marine Midland Bank — Ro- of disgruntled state employees" if negotiations aren't re- asked if public employees "would (R-136th District) said if Gov- w chester, 1 Marine Midland Plaza. opened soon for a cost-of-living wage Increase. be willing to take an increase ernor Wilson doesn't agree to g John McManaman, senior in- "This is our No. 1 priority," if the cost of living continues re-open the contract, "there's > formation representative of the said Samuel Grossfield, president shop, the Albany health insur- to go up and then give it back little we can do." if the cost of living goes down." Employees Retirement System, of the Rochester CSEA chapter. ance plan, civil service law, re- "He'll pay attention to your po will be available to answer ques- He was moderator of an inform- tirement, the energy crisis, Tay- "You're more optimistic than recommendations," Mr. Gross- H tions, according to Melba Blnn, al, 2 -hour meeting attended lor Law revision and last-minute the rest of us," said Assembly- field responded. "For example, c acting chapter president. by 10 state senators and assem- legislative approval of contracts. man Thomas R. Prey (D-132nd a letter from the western New n I She said a representative of blymen, or their representatives, Loma McGuire, chairman of District). York legislators to the govern- Ter Bush & Powell, the CSEA and officers of 11 CSEA chap- the Craig State School chapter's CSSEA field representative or might be very effective." insurance company, will speak ters. political action committee, said Thomas Pomidoro said the cost Bud Saunders, president of the on in-hospital, accident, group The luncheon-meeting, held at state and county workers want a of living adjustment should be Rochester DOT chapter, said the e§ life, supplemental life, indem- the Sheraton Gatehouse Motel cost-of-living adjustment be- based upon Cost-of-Livlng Coun- state should increase its mileage nity and other types of insur- in suburban Henrietta, was the cause the percent pay raise cil data from Buffalo and New rate for employees who use their I ance available after retirement. first of a series CSEA represen- scheduled for April 1 isn't enough. York City. own cars for work to 16.5 cents, The meeting is open to all CS- tatives will hold with legislators "The adjustment wouldn't be "This would be good. It would as recommended by the Ameri- ei for luxuries," she said. "Prices take some of the pressure off us can Automobile Association. EiA retirees from the eight coim- across the state. It also concern- ve ties served by the chapter. ed traveling expenses, the agency of necessities have risen so (the legislators)," said State He also asked for increases in allowances for meals, which are $1.65 for breakfast and lunch M echo ni evil le and $5.20 for dinner and for dally lodging and three meals: $26 in New York City, $20 in the state Pact Reached outside New York C?ity and $25 MECHANICVILLE — The Me- outside the state. chanicville unit of the Civil Ser- vice Employees Assn. and the Assemblyman James F. Hurley City of Mechanicville have reach- (R-imh District), said the state ed agreement on a new work is considering an Increase in the contract covering employees of number of state cars used by the city. employees. "This will be especially im- Highlights of the two-year portant if gasoline Is rationed agreement are: because it won't become a mat- A percent salary increase: ter of money then," he said. 10 percent in 1974, 6V2 percent in 1975; Kermeth Bennett, president of Guaranteed minimum death the Geneseo SUNY chapter, benefit; asked legislators to set up a One additional week of vaca- committee during the 1974 session tion for most employees; to consider some form of agency Seniority to be used to fill all shop where CSEA employees vacancies; work. Use of personal leave for sick "We have seven grievances leave after all sick leave credits pending now in the Sheriff's De- have been used. partment and two of them are Members of the CSEA nego- for non-members," said Martin tiating committee were John En- Koenig, president of the Mon- TAX AND FINANCE NEGOTIATORS— Members of the ClvU Service Employees Asm.'s nello, unit president, Gene Le- roe County chapter. Taxation and Finance Department negotiating team meet in Albany to formulate demands for upcoming Clair, and Mason Barber. The He agreed that Assemblyman departmental negotiations. Pictured clockwise from the bottom of the picture are: Flora Gushing, Mary team was assisted by Aaron Prey made a good point when Camibucci, Mary Brown, Jack Dougherty, Jack Daley, Jack Conoby, CSEA collective negotiating speci- Wagner, CSEA field represen- he sviggested that non-OSEA alist; Joseph Vollmar, Santa Orsino, Stanley Jai'ocz and Arthur Lakritx. tative. members "might not object" to paying for the costs of negoti- ations and possibly grievance pro- cedures because "they benefit just Dental Aid Opens Wider; as much as members." "We're not trying to be pami- Syracuse, Buffalo Added tive to non-members and say they must join the CSEA, as In Information for the Calendar may be submitted directly ALBANY — Two new offices of the Dental Services Pro- a closed shop," Mr. Grossfield to THE LEADER. It should include the date, time, place, gram have been opened in Syracuse and Buffalo to provide said. "But non-members have address and city for the function. six-days-a-week dental service to employees represented by been taking advantage of us, and the Civil Service Employees Assn. and their families, ac- the legislature hasn't done a thing January cording to a fipokesman for about it." 23—Statewide Board of Directors meeting: CSEA Headquarters, CSEA. Other offlcet: New Yort: City: Assemblyman Cook asked how 33 Elk St.. Albany. Under the state program. CS- 122 Bast 42nd St.. Room 1410. many employees CSEA repre- 24—Orange County chapter Board of Directors meetir>g: 7:30 p.m., BA-represented employeei and telephone (212) YU 6-4262. sents and was told 82 percent of chapter headquarters, Casa Fiesta BIdg., Middletown. their families are covered with Montlcello: 10 Prince St., tel- an state employees and 75 per- 24>25—Workshop on negotiating procedures and tactics for SUNY a $50 deductible per person or ephone (914) 794-1440. cent of all Monroe County em- representatives: Hilton Inn, SvSyracusei . ployees. $150 per family. There 1« no Hempstead. L.I.: 131 Pulton 25-26—Buffalo Region No. 6 meeting: Lydecker Post VFW Hall. other out-of-pocket charge ex- Every legislator at the meeting Ave., Room 102. telephone (516) Lydecker Rd.. West Seneca. cept for permitted charges on was polled and agreed that they IV 3-2220. 28—Albany Region No. 4 meeting: 5:30 p.m.. Jack's Restaurant. posterior crowns and orthodon- favor an agency shop in which State Street, Albany. ture. Albany: 900 North Manning negotiating and other CSESA costs 28—Binghamton Area Retirees chapter meeting: 2 p.m. American The program covers the full Blvd., telephone (518) 463-3235. are pro-rated for nori-members Legion Clubhouse. 76 Main St., Binghamton. range of dental services from Hauppauge, LJ.: Ill Smith- and members alike. 31—New York City chapter executive committee meeting: 5:30 p.m.. simple fillings and extractions to town Bypass, telephone (516) Hie Genesee Valley Blue Cross- Barclay's Downtown. 57 Murray St.. Manhattan. root canal therapy and teeth 724-0900. Blue Shlekl Plan should replace February straightening (orthodontia). (Continued on Page 16) 6—Rochester Area Retirees chapter meeting: 1:30 p.m.. Marine Patients must call for an ap- Special Elections Midland Bank Building. Midland Plaza. Rochester. pointment and then have their ALBANY — Governor Wilson To Upstate IMedical Bd. Health Services Card with them 8-9—Syracuse Region 5 meeting. has set Thursday. February 14. as ALBANY — Mrs. David H. to present to the receptionist. • 4—Central Islip State Hospital chapter meeting: 8 p.m., Legion the date for four special elections Northrup, of Syracuse, is a new The new offices are: Hall. Central Islip. to All legislative vacancies. These member of. and Dr. Robert V. 16—Central Islip State Hospital chapter annual dinner-dance: 8 p.m., Buffalo: 523 Delaware Av«., are seats frosn the 14th Senate Persson. of Star Lake, has been Robbins Hall. Central Islip. Delaware Professional Bldg., tele- District. Queens: 36th Assembly reappointed to the Council of the 20—Buffalo chapter meeting: 6 p.m. Plaza Suite. Buffalo. phone (716) 886-4430. District, Queens; 117th Assem- Upstate Medical Center at Syra- 22—SUNY at Albany chapter meeting and dinnc. : 5:30 p.m., Italian Syracuse: 500 South Sallna bly District. Oswego/Oneida: cuse for unsalaried terms end- Benevolent Assn. Ha I. Exchange St.. Albany. Blvd.. Chymes BUg.. telephone 120tfo Assembly District, On- ing July 1. 1981. and 1882. re- (315) OR 6-8M0. ondaga. spectively. Latest State And County Eligible Lists EXAM 55363 89 Delluomo S Bklyn 86.8 181 Horan T Rockaway 84.2 326 Shulnun S Tarrytown .79.0 399 Kruk R Maspeth 76.0 SENIOR COURT OFFICER. 90 Kampe H Itlip 86.8 182 Carpentiere P Corona 84.0 327 Bruno P Bronx 79.0 400 Cava A Bayilde 76.0 NEW YORK CITY 91 Davitt K Bklyn 86.8 183 Moran T Yonken 84.0 328 Powell H Bronx 79.0 401 Buell J Bklyn 76.0 92 O'Donnell C Rockaway 86.8 184 Silvestro F SI «3.9 329 Magnlfico T Queens 79.0 402 Jenik P NY 76.0 1 WIeder H Bronx 97.5 86.8 185 Moran R Jamaica 83.8 330 La rose P Brooklyn .79.0 403 Bova R Bklyn 76.0 95.0 93 Mahler G Bronx 2 Senan R Bklyn 94 Corrigan S Spring Va 86.8 186 Jenkins C Bronx 83.7 331 Tarr D Bayside 79.0 404 Bova RJ Bklyn 76.0 3 Rotenthal R SI 94.2 86.7 187 Henry T New York 83.7 332 Miclntyre H Belle Har 79.0 405 Donovan E Bronx 76.0 94.0 95 Freeman W NY 4 Wayne G Rockaway 96 Brown J NY 86.7 188 Marino L Bklyn 83.7 334 Quinn E Astoria 79.0 406 Shea J Jackson H 76.0 5 Brodie T Bronx 92.8 86.7 189 Blake M Bx 83.5 335 Priestly W Bronx 79.0 407 Marino J Queens VI 76.0 I 92.7 97 Raywis W Ma$p«h 6 Rocco V Jackjon H 98 Murphy P NY 86.7 190 Sakowitz J Bklyn 83.5 336 Grey A Bronx 78.4 408 Murphy A Rego Park 76.0 7 Panuthos G Bklyn 92.5 76.0 iM 99 Guarino J Bronx 86.5 191 Catselli J Laurelton 83.5 337 Gallari F Jamaica E 78.3 . 409 Griffin R E Rockaway 8 Maffucci M Bronx 92.5 86.5 192 Russo P Bklyn 83.5 338 Senken D Ozone Park 78.3 410 Silver E Bklyn . .75.7 92.3 100 Kaczkowski T Bklyn 9 Zerkle M Bklyn 101 Galvin P Bronx 86.5 193 McLaughlin R Queens 83.5 339 Schwartz H Howard Be 78.2 411 Libreni P SI . .75.6 a' 10 Dwyer B Bronx 92.2 86.5 194 McLoughlin K NY 83.5 78.2 412 Matthews J Jamaica 75.5 92.1 102 Bellodi A Middle Vi 340 Reilly J E Meadow 11 Mazza J Bklyn 86.5 195 Bucellato L Bklyn 83.5 341 Adolph R Mineola 78.0 413 Vina A Bklyn 75.5 12 Connori W Bronx 92.0 103 Cecero F SI 104 Homenick V NY 86.5 196 Nelson R Bklyn 83.5 342 lacono C SI 77.8 414 Heller D Bklyn 75.1 r 13 Lieberman A NY 91.9 86.5 197 Petruuci A Bklyn 83.5 .77.8 415 Gebbia J Astoria 74.8 a 91.9 105 Langrin C Bklyn 343 Hill E Bronx J 14 Rooney J Astoria 106 Levitt D Bklyn 86.5 198 Billig D Bklyn 83.5 344 McPherson P Bronx .77.8 416 McCann J Bklyn 74.8 15 Sehingold B Wantagh 91.6 86.5 199 Michael W Bayside 83.5 77.8 417 Miller G Jamaica 74.8 91.5 107 Lzenski R Ozone Pk 345 Liguori A Bronx 16 Farley T S Ozone P 86.5 200 Alu C Flushing 83.5 .77.7 418 Regina M Astoria 74.7 91.4 108 Floyd J NY 346 Sussman H Bklyn 17 Morrison R Bronx 86.5 201 Langer J Bklyn 83.5 347 Holmes G E Elmhurst .77.7 419 Shawah D Bklyn 74.5 91.2 109 Woods J NY 83.5 18 Rossi P Bklyn 110 Loggia C Queens 86.5 202 Stefanelli A Bklyn 348 Bodie W Bronx .77.7 420 Butchen M Merrick . . 74.5 19 Tvedt F SI 91.2 86.5 203 McVeigh D Glen Cove 83.5 421 Cully T Bklyn .74.5 91.2 111 Loggia V Bklyn 349 Offen B Rego Park .77.7 20 O'Brien E Bronx 86.5 204 Mongiovi R Bx 83.5 .77.6 422 Wellstead K Atlantic . .74.5 112 Wahl R Ridgewood 83.5 350 Rosenberg H Bklyn 21 Bryant W Bklyn 91.1 86.5 205 Sperling N Glen Cove .77.6 423 Foley D Bklyn 74.5 91.0 113 Martusciello V Bklyn 83.5 351 Kovacs J Bronx 22 Skanes R Bklyn 114 Pardi J SI 86.5 206 Siegel C Malverne .77.6 424 Fitzgerald J Bklyn . .74.5 91.0 86.5 83.5 352 Green E Montgomer tf 23 Labella A SI 115 Burchyns S Astoria 207 O'Reilly J Bx .77.5 425 Annis G Bklyn 74.5 24 Katsavos G Jackson H 91.0 83.5 353 McAuliffe T Yonkers 426 Rivera W Queens 74.5 g 116 Kurth R NY 86.5 208 Moore R Nyack 77.5 25 Ruggiero D Bklyn 91.0 209 Begley K Rosedale 83.5 354 Grant W Woodside 427 Edwards J NY .74.5 117 Cotton S Flushing 86.0 355 Basciano J Bklyn 77.5 < 26 Engel L Bklyn 91.0 86.0 210 Cahill J Bx 83.5 428 Gross J Bklyn 74.5 91.0 118 Alwang W Richmnd H 83.5 356 Ecker R Bklyn .77.5 a 27 Vartian D Flushing 119 McNulty R Bklyn 85.8 211 Burst R Bx 429 Schwartz S Bklyn 74.5 28 Murphy R NY 91.0 212 Berger B Bklyn 83.5 357 McLaughlin E NY .77.5 430 Garrett T Astoria . .74.5 85.7 358 Goldberg J SI .77.5 29 Raspovic W Bronx 90.8 120 Jones W Bklyn 213 Bernstein S Bklyn 83.5 431 74.0 u 121 Gersten S Bronx 85.7 359 Arthurton A Jamaica .77.5 30 Clark W Bronx 90.2 214 Alesi C Bklyn 83.3 432 Heidecker A Lk Ronkon 74.0 90.0 122 O'Leary T Bellmore 85.6 215 Haber H Woodside 360 Bilotto M SI .77.5 433 Smalley W Bklyn . .73.7 a 31 McTurner L Bronx 85.5 83.1 361 Zitzman C Glendale > 32 Manfro J Ozone Park 90.0 123 Hickey J Bklyn 216 Rochford R E Quogue .77.5 434 Tenell C NY .73.7 85.5 83.0 362 Sedotto A Plainview .77.5 33 Spitaleri F Bellerose 89.8 124 lannuzzi J Lynbrook 217 Miller D Bklyn 83.0 435 Caines T NY 73.6 u 89.7 125 Charles C Bronx 85.4 218 Nance H Bklyn 363 Davis E Bklyn .77.5 436 Messina L Bklyn . .73.3 34 Hannon M NY 85.4 83.0 364 Havel M Bklyn CD 35 O'Mara R Astoria 89.5 126 Savall F Bronx 219 Ranieri A Bklyn 83.0 77.5 437 Young A Bklyn 73.3 89.5 127 Kentish L Cmbria Ht 85.4 220 Krawiec A Bklyn ..... 365 Jones M Bklyn .77.5 438 Michalski G Plainview . 73.2 36 Zubrick N Elmhurst 85.4 82.8 366 Dove J LIC j M 37 Daley M Astoria 89.5 128 Weyhausen J New Roche 221 Misconti C NY 82.7 77.5 439 Thomas J NY 73.2 89.5 129 Terino M Rockaway 85.4 222 Muldon T Flushing 367 Monahan G Bklyn .77.5 440 Delbagno V LIC 73.0 38 Muldoon T NY 85.3 82.7 89.5 130 Nussenblatt A Bklyn 223 Hurley G Bklyn 368 Cooper A Bklyn .77.5 441 Andreaccio W Flushing 73.0 U 39 Camaiore A Williston 85.3 82.7 369 Brown B S Ozone P 40 Monastra J Bronx 89.5 131 Dieck W Jackson H 224 Zwing P Greenlawn 82.7 .77.5 42 Edwards G LIC . 73.0 89.5 132 O'Connor J SI 85.3 370 Maxwell W Bklyn .77.5 41 Crowley G Bronx 85.3 225 Lemlek M Bronx 82.7 . 443 Anzalone F Bellerose ... V73.0 42 Higgiston M Bklyn 89.5 133 Savall H SI 226 Tyson G Bronx 82.6 371 Hopkins W Broad Chn .77.5 444 Ford J Jamaica 73.0 89.5 134 Groves R Bklyn 85.3 372 Marques A Astoria .77.5 43 Burkhardt H Merrick 85.3 227 Baez H SI 82.5 445 Byrnes H Bronx 73.0 44 Reiser B Bklyn 89.5 135 Smith D Belle Har 228 Regan D Bklyn 82.5 373 Murray J Bklyn . .77.5 446 Simpson T Bronx . . 72.2 45 Byrne E Fairlawn 89.5 136 Corsaro A Bklyn 85.3 229 Brodman L Bklyn 82.4 374 Ferrante P NY 77.5 447 Haecker E Bronx 71.8 46 Babuazzo R Bklyn 89.3 137 Frank H Bklyn 85.2 230 Martino PJ Bklyn 82.4 375 Geraghty P Bklyn 77.5 448 Levell V New York 71.6 85.2 47 Leckler F Flushing 89.0 138 Delio V Syosset 231 Allen J Rockaway 82.3 376 Moran W NY .77.5 449 Sajkowski V SI 71.5 89.0 139 Eppolito R Glendale 85.2 232 McLaughlin W Woodside 82.3 377 Arzig P Bklyn .77.5 450 Egan J Rockaway 71.5 48 Christiano M Bklyn 85.0 49 Gregory J Bklyn 88.9 140 Kraemer G Bronx 233 Santi F Brewster 82.3 378 Coates W Bklyn .77.0 451 Krasevec F Ridgewood 71.5 141 McKenzie T Elmhurst 85.0 379 Rubain C Bronx . .77.0 50 Snow J Bklyn 88.8 234 Bregenzer J Bronx 82.3 452 Franco S Astoria 71.5 142 Amster S Edgemere 85.0 235 Scolletta T Bklyn 380 O'Connor K Croton Fa 76.9 51 Petrusa C Rego Pk 88.7 82.3 453 Duball R Bronx . .71.5 143 Mistreetta F Hollis 85.0 236 Leporati A Astoria 82.3 381 Hubbard J Jamaica . .76.7 454 Goldfaden L New York 52 James S Bklyn 88.7 85.0 .71.5 144 Kalish W Kew Garden 237 Webb H Roosevelt 82.2 382 Dobbin J Jamaica . .76.7 455 Manna J Goshen 71.5 53 Cardillo R Bronx 88.7 145 Kelly N Mt Vernon 85.0 88.6 238 Gallo H Bklyn 82.2 383 Wilson F Corona . 76.7 456 Favours L Jamaica 71.5 54 Inserni E NY 146 Dillon J Lie 85.0 239 Mann R Jamaica 384 Calloway H Bronx 76.6 55 Jeffrey V Jamaica 88.5 85.0 82.2 457 Long E Bklyn . 71.5 147 McDonald D NY 240 Cronin T Bx 82.2 385 Paris F Bklyn 76.5 458 Bazzano R Elmont 71.5 56 Gronert G Floral Park 88.5 148 Reusch S Bronx 85.0 88.5 241 Cohen J Bklyn 82.2 386 Glasheen W Larchmont . 76.3 459 Marafino J Uniondale 71.5 57 Fogarty P Yonkers 149 Lanyi M NY 85.0 242 Graham J Bronx 387 Langer M Hstngs Hd 58 Martin D Richmond 88.5 82.0 . .76.3 460 Pardi J Bklyn 71.5 150 Hannon J Rockaway 85.0 243 Sabine R Syseet 388 Alberts T Bronx 59 Moran G Bklyn 88.5 85.0 82.0 . 76.1 461 Kupylo G Astoria 71.5 151 Clerico L Bklyn 244 Takas V Flushing 82.0 389 Lento A Bklyn . 76.1 462 Foriest C Bronx . .71.5 60 Wright K Yonkers 88.5 152 McNally T Floral Park 85.0 245 Rosen G Bklyn 82.0 390 Cephous M Bronx 76.1 463 Bender M Bklyn .70.4 61 Keller E Bronx 88.4 153 Degrazia t Bklyn 85.0 246 Gibson G Woodside 62 Brusco J SI 88.4 85.0 82.0 391 Barron D Bronx 76.1 464 Dyckson A Lindenhur 70.3 154 Cox M Bklyn 247 McLaughlin Woodside 82.0 392 Meaney M Bronx 76.0 465 Costa B Mt Vernon 70.2 63 Cawley J Far Rockaway 88.4 155 Beyrer G Sunnyside 85.0 248 Sullivan D Bronx 64 Kelly G Lynbrook 88.3 85.0 82.0 393 Frankel B Bklyn 76.0 466 Maschi J Bronx 70.0 156 Bazazian D Queens 249 Melendez L NY 82.0 76.0 467 Robinson J Bklyn .70.0 65 Silhan E Bklyn 88.3 157 Martin C Bklyn 85.0 394 Roberts R Floral Pa 66 Trepiccione P Bronx 88.3 85.0 250 Petrelli R Glendale 82.0 395 Orbacz P Bronx . .76.0 468 Lickun J Richmnd H .70.0 158 Sciacca J Bronx 251 Intile R Mahopac 82.0 . .76.0 469 Jensen A Bronx 70.0 67 Murphy C Pearl Riv 88.3 159 Strangis P Bklyn 85.0 396 Baldassari L Bronx 88.3 B5.0 252 Richards H Bronx 82.0 397 Fallon T Yorktown 76.0 470 Pena N- Bronx . . 70.0 68 Bernstein J Bklyn 160 Quirk D Bklyn 82.0 69 Stefaneli R Bklyn 88.3 85.0 253 Kane R Bklyn 398 Somers J Far Rckwa 76.0 471 Finnegan P Bronx . 70.0 161 Meckel R Glendale 254 Shepard W Bklyn 82.0 70 Digilio V Side 88.2 162 Weitbrecht W Glendale 85.0 85.0 255 Sherman R Bronx 82.0 71 Lasky B Howard Be 88.1 163 Perno J Queens 82.0 72 Plawner W Bklyn 88.0 85.0 256 Cherry J Astoria 164 Reilly F Bronx 85.0 257 Thomas E Bklyn 82.0 73 Heaphy R NY 88.0 165 Cornelia R Bklyn 82.0 74 Goldfarb L Woodhaven 88.0 85.0 258 Schmaler H NY 166 Torrisi R NY 85.0 259 Schwartz R Bklyn 82.0 75 Bodde J Yonkers 88.0 167 Morin J Bklyn 82.0 76 Langan R Flushing 88.0 85.0 260 Smith S Jamaica Open Competitive 168 Gorowitz R Bklyn 82.0 77 Leventhal N Bronx 88.0 85.0 261 Purcell J Bronx 169 Prin M Bklyn 262 Feigenbaum R Bklyn 82.0 78 Goodman S Bklyn . 88.0 170 Grey V Ridgewood 84.5 82.0 79 Mahoney K Bayside 88.0 263 Kirshenbaum L Bklyn 171 Harewood J Bronx 84.5 264 Sernitz S Bklyn 81.7 80 Marangos J SI 88.0 172 McPartland J Lindenhur 84.4 State Job Calendar 81 Cairns J Woodside 265 Walsh H Flushing 81.5 87.5 173 Stanis J Bklyn 84.3 266 Mulligan R Bayside 82 Horn I Floral Pk 87.5 81.3 174 Fallon J SI 84.3 267 Moore L Bklyn 81.2 83 Oliva C Bklyn 87.2 175 Butler M Hempstead 84.3 268 Forgenie M Forest Hi Applications Accepted To February 19; 84 James R Jamaica 87.1 81.2 176 Fiumano P SI 84.3 269 Price S Jamaica 85 O'Leary D Bklyn 87.0 81.2 177 Savatano V NY 84.3 270 Rhem W Bklyn 81.0 86 Singer S Rosedale 87.0 178 Creagh J Oceanside 84.3 Written Exams March 23 87.0 271 Jamet A Bklyn 80.9 87 Cook L NY 179 Grant L Flushing 84.2 272 Odea J Jackson H 88 Giuda J Lindenhur 87.0 80.9 Title Starting Salary Exam No. 180 Kelly J NYC 84.2 283 Franz A Whiteston 80.7 274 Beckman S Bklyn 80.7 Assistant Building Construction Engineer $14,142 24-027 275 Harrington D Bklyn 80.7 Assistant Superintendent of Construction $11,337 24-029 276 Lagarde J Goshen 80.6 277 Mays D Laurelton 80.6 Engineering Materials Technician $ 7,616 23-990 278 Ryan K Flushing 80.5 Forestry Technician $ 7,616 24-031 City Open Continuous 279 Haskins F Bklyn 80.5 280 McKillop J Middle Vi 80.5 Land Surveyor Trainee I $ 7,616 24-035 281 Duberry J St Albans 80.5 Gas Meter Tester $ 9,546 24-033 282 Gibbs J Bklyn 80.5 Gas Inspector $ 8,051 24-032 Job Calendar 283 Goldman C Bklyn 80.5 284 Hamkalo R Flushing 80.5 Park Engineer $14,142 23-975 285 Blum P Bklyn 80.5 Senior Park Engineer $17,429 23-976 Open Competitive Positions 286 Humphrey J SI 80.5 287 Yodice J SI 80.5 Associate Park Engineer $21,545 23-983 Title Salary Exam No. 288 Simon M Bklyn 80.5 Research Analyst (Transportation) $13,404 24-040 Assistant Civil Engineer $13,300 3041 289 Revuleta E Bklyn 80.5 80.5 Senior Building Construction Engineer $17,429 24-002 3046 290 Donadio R Bklyn Assistant Plan Examiner (Buildings) $13,700 291 Donahue M NY 80.5 Civil Engineer $16,400 3058 292 Wheller T NY 80.5 80.S Civil Engineering Trainee $11,500 3129 293 King C Bayside Orai Tests During February Or IMarcii 294 Lindsay J Queens 80.5 Dental Hygienist $ 9,000 3065 295 O'Reilly M Ridgewood 80.5 Chief State Accounts Auditor $26,516 27-378 80.5 Landscape Architectural Trainee $11,500 3044 296 Greaves G Jamaica Educational Computer Services Coordinator $26,516 27-393 297 O'Connor F Wantagh 80.5 Occupational Therapist $ 9,850 3080 298 Mrwik J Ridgewood 80.5 Television Production Supervisor $14,880 27-387 Physical Therapist $ 9,850 3082 299 Clifford J Bklyn 80.5 300 Olivari R SI 80.5 Public Health Nurse $11,300 3085 301 Berlack A Bronx 80.5 Education And/Or Training And Veterinarian $18,740 3119 302 Berwick W Glen Oaks 80.5 303 Vernola J Kew Garde 80.5 304 Rizzi R Franklin 80.5 Experience Evaluated Promotional Positions 305 White R Laurelton 80.3 306 Rode T NY 79.7 Associate Librarian (Medicine) $16,523 27-384 Civil Engineer $16,400 3603 307 Mebane R Bklyn 79.5 Director, Bureau of Hospital Certification $32,678 27-389 308 Giustiniani T Yonkers 79.5 Electrical Engineer $16,070 3608 309 Daniel B SI 79.4 Senior Industrial Engineer $17,429 27-394 Plan Examiner $16,900 3667 310 Viani J SI 79.4 311 Baffa A Jackson H 79.4 Additional information on required qualifying experience and appli- OPEN COMPETITIVE - Additional information on required qualifying 312 Langone T Bklyn 79.3 cation forms may be obtained by mail or in person at the following offices 313 F Miller Bklyn 79.2 education and experience and exam subject can be obtained by request- 314 Hendrickson J Bklyn 79.2 of the State Department of Civil Service: State Office Building ing a job announcement in person or by mail from the Dept. of Personnel, 315 Walsh J Bronx 79.1 Campus, Albany, New York 12226; or Two World Trade Center, New York, 40 Worth St., Manhattan, 10013. Be sure to specify the exam number 316 Zavadoski P Bklyn 79.1 317 Lewicki S Rego Pk 79.1 New York 10047; or Suite 750, 1 West Genesee Street, Buffalo, New and title and, if requesting an announcement by mail, a stamped self- 318 O'Malley W Bronx 79.0 York 14202. addressed envelope. 319 Grabin S Bklyn 79.0 Specify the examination by its number and title. Mail your appli- 320 Daley h Bronx 79.0 PROMOTIONAL These titles are open only to those already employ- 321 McCarthy G Bronx 79.0 cation form when completed to the State Department of Civil Service. 322 McLaughlin D Bronx 79.0 State Office Building Campus, Albany, New York 12226. ed by the city in various agencies. 323 Vulpi V Bronx 79.0 324 Becker J Bronx 79.0 325 Velardi R Rego Pk 79.0 - > - 5 , . /am ROSIER TO SERVE KATZ JUDGE Part-Time Docs ALBANY — Joseph M. Rosier, ALBANY — Harold W. Katz, Needed At Vet's of Albany, former news direct- of Queensbury, has been named or at TV Channel 13, Albany, Family Court judge of Warren TO HILP YOU PASS Affairs Division has been named director of radio county for a term ending Dec. and television communications 31. He succeeds John G. Dier, GET THE ARCO STUDY BOOK Licensed physicians may for the State Assembly at an an- who has been named Warren apply for part-time positions, nual salary of $20,000. county judge and surrogate. BOOKS PRICES paying $14.10 per hour, with the Mayor's Office for Vet- Aeeountaiit Auditor 4.00 Admlnittrativ* A«si«tant Officer 4.00 eran Action, Division of Vet- Aitetsor Appraiser (Real Estate) 5.00 eran's Affairs. Attendant 3.00 AHorney 5.00 Those doctors interested in the Auto MaehinUt 4.00 position should call ttie agency Auto Mechanic 5.00 at 582-2330 to arrange for an In- Beginning Office Worker 5.00 terview. The job will be filled Beverage Control Invest 4.00 on a non-competitive basis. Bookheeper Account Clerk 5.00 Bridge and Tunnel Officer 5.00 The Division of Veteran's Af- Bus Maintainor — Group B 5.00 fairs is located at 300 West 43rd Bus Operator 5.00 St., Manhattan. February Flights from $149 Buyer Purchasing Agent 4.00 Packages from $179 Captain Fire Dept 8.00 Captain P.D 4.00 Fed. COY. Needs • London • Israel • Egypt • Ski City Planner 5.00 • Canary Islands • Portugal • Greece Civil Engineer ..B.OO Utility Engineers I • Paris • Torremolinos • Iceland Civil Service Arith. and Vocabulary 3.00 Northern Hemiiphcr* and Hawaii Paeiiagas Civil Service Handbook 1.00 • Mexico • Disneyworld • Trinidad • Nassau Clerk N.Y. City 4.00 The federal government is re- • Acapulco ^ • West Coast • Freeport • St. Thomas Complete Guide to C.S. Jobs 1.50 cruiting operating engineers I • Caracas • Las Vegas • Aruba • Jamaica Computer Programmer 5.00 • Guatemala • San Juan • Curacao • Hawaii Const. Supv. and Inspec 5.00 (general utilities) to work in • • Ski the General Services Administra- Correction Officer 5.00 Court Officer 5.00 tion in New York City and in Court Officer 5.00 Newark, N.J. Salary, at the G-10 Easter Flights from $119 Dietition 5.00 or G-11 grade level, is $5.02 per I Packages from $149 Electrician 5.00 hour or $5.20 per hour. • London • Dubrovnik • Canary Is. Electrical Engineer 5.00 Candidates need at least two • Paris • Amsterdam • Russia Engineering Aide 4.00 I • Rome • Majorca • Athens years of experience in heating • Portugal • Israel • Torremolinos Federal Service Ent. Exam 5.00 and/or refrigeration work. Candi- Fireman F.D 5.00 I Northern Hemisphere and Hawaii Paciiages Foreman 5.00 dates must also be at least 18 • Guatemala • Aruba • Jamaica years old and be U.S. citizens. • Curacao • Las Vegas • Hawaii General Entrance Series 4.00 • Disneyworld • Miami • Mexico General Test Proct. for 92 U.S. Jobs .5.00 For applications and further • Acapulco • Los Angeles • San Francisco information, contact the Person- • Puerto Rico • Freeport • Nassau H.S. Diploma Tests 5.00 • Panama High School Entrance and Scholarship Test 3.00 nel Office, General Services H.S. Entrance Examinations 4.00 Admin., 26 Federal Plaza, New Homestudy Course for C.S 5.00 York, N.Y. 10007 (telephone: H Coming soon complete summer How to get a fob Overseas 1.45 264-8295). Hospital Attendant 4.00 Vacation Schedules. Watch for Housing Assistant 5.00 Investigator-Inspector S.OO Send Used Stamps them. Janitor Custodian 5.00 Laboratory Aide 5.00 To Brooklyn Assn. OTHER WINTER TRIPS AVAILABLE It. Fire Dept 5.00 My vocation datx or* It. Police Dept 4.00 For Wounded Yets Librarian 4.00 Avoilobl* only to Civil Sorvic* Activitias Atiociolion All cancelled domestic and M«mb«rs and thair immodlat* families. Machinists Helper 5.00 foreign postage stamps are need- I S«nd m* complat* information on th« abov* chtckcd trips. CSL 1-15 Maintenance Man 5.00 Maintainor Helper A and C 4.00 ed to help sick and wounded vet- Noma erans. The Fourteenth St. Block Maintainor Helper Group B .4.00 • Addross Maintainor Helper Group D '.5.00 Assn. at 291 14th St., Brooklyn, jHj City Stoto ZIP Management and Administration Quiiser 5.00 N.Y. 11215, collects these stamps Mechanical Engineer 4.00 •jH EncloseEncloiod it $100 dapoiit p«r perton for trip .cn from citizens and distributes Motor Vehicle License Examiner 5.00 them to disabled veterans through All Travel Arrangements Prepared by T/G TRAVEL SERVICE Notary Public 4.00 the Vetemns Admin, in the New 111 W. 57th St., New Yoric City 10019 Nurse (Practical and Public Health) 5.00 York area. CSAA P.O. Box 809 Parking Enforcement Agent 4.00 Tne collection continues Radio City Station, NYC 10019 tel. (212) 56(6-5134 Prob. and Parole Officer 4.00 Patrolman (Police Dept. Trainee) 5.00 throughout the year. Simply re- Pharmacists License Test 4.00 move the top corner of a used Playground Director — Recreation Leader 4.00 envelope, including the cancelled Policewoman 5.00 stamp and the stamp showing Postmaster 5.00 the city from which the letter Post Office Clerk Carrier 4.00 NEW YORK CITY'S Post Office Motor Vehicle Operator 4.00 was mailed, and send it to Brook- Preliminary Practice for the H.S. Equivalency Diploma Test ..4.00 lyn. Telephone for the Block Assn. family planned Principal Clerk-Steno 5.00 is 499-0849. Probotion and Parole Officer 4.00 Professional Career Tests N.Y.S 5.00 HOTEL Professional Trainee Admin. Aide 5.00 Elevator Appoints more than just another hotel Railroad Clerk 4.00 offering family rates. We cater to A total of 65 elevator mechanics Real Estate Manager 4.00 families. Our location, next to the OK, we're interested for family of helpers have been appointed to Empire State Building, our menus, Sanitation Man 4.00 for ttie dates to four city agencies, according to rooms and service are geared to School Secretary 4.00 I FAMILY OF THREE (23.00 the city Dept. of Personnel, which make your New York stay a Sergeant P.D 5.00 pleasure. We're worth trying. I FiMILT OF FOUR 128.00 Senior Clerical Series S.OO 'neld a certification pool last I FAMILY OF FIVE $33.00 Social Cose Worker 5.00 week. The last number appoint- iHn>:i. I FAMILY OF MORE THAN FIVE $t.PER COT Staff Attendant and Sr. Attendant 4.00 ed was 72 from the eligible list Stationary Eng. and Fireman 5.00 I Name resulting from exam 2082. Storekeeper Stockman 4.00 >k;Alpiii Supervision Course 5.00 Addtees Transit Patrolman 5.00 Allen Adier Honored 14th Street and Broadway New York, N .Y. 10001 Allen H. Adler, who is retiring (212) 736-5700 Contains Previous Questions and Answers and after 37 years of city service, will Other Suitable Study Material for Coming Exams be honored by the employees of the Dept. of Personnel at a cock- tail party to be held on Jan. 31 un ORDER DIRECT-MAIL COUPON 1 at 6 p.m. in Miller's Restaurant, SO X^esLlers 233 Broadway, Manhattan. I - Ozi a^ix ^cre LEADER BOOK STORE 5 Bus Suprs Miss I I Warren St.. New York. N.Y. 10007 Five candidates for supervisor, Of ^ntlci"u.es Please tend me copies of books checked above. (bus and shops), have been found not eligible for promotional ex- I enclose check or money order for S am 3581, reports t)he city Dept. Open 10:30-6; of Personnel. Thurs.l0:30-9 Name 4 Bricklayvrs Miss Sun. 1-6; Closed Fridays: Address Pour bricklayer candidates have been found not eligible for IT'S ALL AT 962 THIRD AVE. promotional exam 3664, accord- between 57th and 58th street City State ing to the city Dept. of Person- •• SHR* T« IB«IM4« 7% Sales TOI nel. Thirty candidates applied. V© Civil Service (Continued from Page 1) sideration of the budget and other appropriations proposed to Law & You LiEAPER t'ne Legislature. By RICHARD GABA Assemblyman Willis H. Steph- Americans tMrgest Weekly tor Public Employees ON ens, the chairman of the Member Audlf Bureau of Circulations Ways and Means Committee. Mr. Gaba is a member of the firm of White, Walsh and Gaba, Published every Tuesday by IN Alls that important post with LEADER PUBLICATIONS. INC. P.C., and chairman of the Nassau County Bar Association Labor N rare distinction, but he is likely Law Committee. h Publishing Office: 11 Warren Street, New York, N.Y. 10007 to be the first to deny it, since CQ Business & Editorial Office: 11 Warren Street. New Yerii, N.Y. 10007 that post had once been held by 9 212-BEekman 3-6010 Takes Leave, Loses Seniority Bronx Office: 406 149th Street, Bronx. N.Y. 10455 his late father, D. Mallory Steph- ens. There is very little glam- A Long Island teacher has succeeded in winning rein- Jerry Finkelstein. Pub/ither Paul Kyer, Associate Publisher our attached to that ofiBce, be- statement to his teaching position in an Article 78 proceed- Marvin Baxley, Editor cause it deals with the nuts and ing. {Dreyfus v. Union Free School District No. 3, Town of Kjell Kjellberg, City Editor bolts of government, the financ- Huntington.) a Jack Grubei. Associate Editor; Katharine Seelye. Assistant Editor ing of each government opera- The teacher and a colleague had been hired to fill two H N. H. Mager, Business Manager tion, and requires the keeping French teaching positions in the foreign language depart- Pfi Advertising Representatives: of a sharp eye on the expendi- ALBANY — Joseph T. Bellew — 303 So. Manning Blvd.. IV 2-5474 ture of every penny of State ment in the school district. Both had been hired simultane- KINGSTON. N.Y. — Charles Andrews — 239 Wall St., FEderal 8-8350 ously. The school district concluded that they had identical 15c per copy. Subscription Price: $3.80 to members of the Civil money. These special responsi- Service Employees Association. $7.00 to non-members. bilities make Assemblyman seniority status and, therefore, felt free to choose the teach- Stephens one of the hardest er it preferred when the elimination of one of the two u working legislators. CJ French teaching positions necessitated a layoff. They chose > TUESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1974 Mass TransH Aid to retain the petitioner's colleague. OS Dreyfus challenged the decision, claiming that his col- u The significance of Stephens' en work surfaced last week with re- league had lost seniority when he took a year's leave of The Agency Shop spect to one of the most critical absence to teach in Greece. He argued that when the po- issues before the Ijegislature, sition was abolished in 1972, the colleague who had taken ECENTLY an arbitrator issued a decision that provi- improving mass transit facilities the leave of absence in 1969/1970 had only two years of sion for an agency shop be included in the bargaining R throughout the State and main- seniority, while the petitioner, Dreyfus, had five consecutive agreement for employees of the Ramapo-Catskill Library taining low transit fares on com- years of service. The school board rejected this argument. System in Orange County. muter rails, buses, and the city Supreme Court, County of Nassau, granted the petition in This case, argued successfully by a field representative subway system. The proposal rec- an Article 78 proceeding and directed that Dreyfus be re- of the Civil Service Employees Assn., is an exception to the ommended by Stephens would provide a continuing subsidy to instated. rule, unfortunately, as far as its relevance to other public * « « employee contracts in New York State. The legal ramifica- local transit systems based on the THE COURT FOUND that Dreyfus' colleague was In- tions are a bit complex, but, in essence, certain library sys- number of riders each system carries — a formula somewhat eligible for continued seniority during his leave of absence, tems in the state receive moneys from private sources as similar to the one used to cal- because at the time he had not been employed in the district well as from state funds. As a result, regulations of the culate the distribution of state for a minimum of five years. At the time of his leave, the Taylor Law are not necessarily binding, but rather, there aid to local school boards. teacher preferred by the board had been employed by the is the option of negotiation under the state's labor laws The Stephens, program would district for only a two-year period. for private industry. It was under the Labor Law that the thus recognize state aid to local The court cited Section 3005 of the Education Law, Ramapo-Catskill agreement was arbitrated. mass transit systems as a long- which spells out the five-year minimum. The court said, Nevertheless, the agency shop is a subject dear to the term state responsibility as "The statute gives discretion to the school board to grant hearts of many public employee union leaders. At a meet- against a reflex response to a teacher exchange leaves of absence with the specified ben- ing of CSEA chapter leaders and state legislators in the crisis that typically confronts efits of retirement protection compensation and service Rochester area last week, for example, the topic was again the city subway system, the Long Island Railroad and the Penn credit in the local school system, but only for teachers with discussed. In this case, the CSEA representatives urged that Central lines. at least five years' service in the school." legislation allowing for agency shop provisions for public The recommendations made by While the teacher was permitted to go and was even employees be given serious consideration by the Legislature. Stephens were worked out after accorded service credit for his year away, the court said, The Leader stands firmly on the side of the agency shop an intensive four-month study he was ineligible at that time to receive the benefit of Sec- for public employees. by stkfl members of the Ways tion 3005 of the Education Law. Relying upon this section, First, though, we would like to present the key ethical and Means Committee and deal the court rejected the school district's reasoning that it had point made by opponents of the agency shop: that no one creatively and imaginatively with discretion outside of the statute to grant leaves of absence, should be forced to join or provide financial support to any a State transportation problem particularly since in the instant case there had been no organization against his will. This doctrine is commonly that is likely to become worse, compensation paid to the teacher taking the leave. known as "The Right to Work." It presumes that if a majori- in this period of a gas shortage * » * and skyrocketing prices for gaso- ty of employees vote for union representation, the minority line, without an affirmative pro- THE COURT CONCLUDED that Dreyfus' colleague had has the right not to join. gram like the one developed by stepped out of the seniority line when he went abroad. It It is on this key point, moreover, that we believe the Assemblyman Stephens. said that there was no authority outside of complying with strongest argument exists in favor of the agency shop. During the regular course of Section 3005 for the board to have saved his place in line The CSEA field representative in the Ramapo-Catskill the Session, Assemblyman SteiAi- ahead of others faithfully performing their duties in the case had argued that it is unjust for an employee to obtain ens becomes the focus of at- school district. The ruling further emphasized that such dis- the benefits negotiated without contributing a fair share of tention of all of those seeking greater appropriations for the cretion is not accorded to a Union Free School District since the expense involved in negotiating and then policing a col- they "are creatures of statutes and are accorded only such lective bargaining agreement. causes they espouse — PTA's for more money for schools; civil powers in the State Education System as are specified by It is a reality that what the union negotiates, state em- service employee organizations law." ployees right up the line also receive. Thus, when the who want salary increases and The court directed that Dreyfus be reinstated to his Legislature votes on a CSEA contract, the budget figure improved working conditions; full-time position with retroactive pay and benefits to Sep- is quite misleading to the general public, since not only are representatives of cities, towns, tember 1972. rank-and-file non-members automatically given the same and villages demanding improved wage improvements, but so are the judges, commissioners state aid formulas; the Judicial and other government functionaries in management/con- system ageing better financing fidential positions who are prohibited by law from union for the coiuts, and a wide vari- New PERB Member Serves ety of other sources. membership. ALBANY — Fred L. Denson, and a law degree from George- Thereby, the Employees Association is, in truth, nego- Pressure From Groups of Rochester, is the newest mem- town University Law School. tiating for everyone, whether it likes it or not, because that's At the same time, he Is also ber of the State Public Employ- the way things are. the target of various business ment Relations Board. These are confusing times in many ways, as judges, and industry groups, taxpayers He' succeeds George H. Fow- lawyers, commissions find themselves issuing opinions on organizations and other organiza- ler, vho resigned from the 3- tions who want the budget pruned memtoer board to join City Uni- many controversial issues. Thus, every so often, someone in order to reduce taxes. versity of New York. delivers an opinion that seems at odds with conventional The state budget Ls a complex His term extends to May 31. interpretations. Suddenly people realize that the times have compendium of appropriations 1975. Since May 20. 1969. he had changed, and that it is now the moment to rethink some of and expenditures that can't be been a member of PERB's Panel the standard answers. mastered overnight. It takes con. of Mediators and Fact-Finders, We believe that the Ramapo-Catskill arbitrator, Bern- tinuing study and the constant and served in 55 disputes between ard Davis, has made just such a breakthrough in thinking. accumulation of statistics. Pre- public einffloyees and school dis- The crux of the agency shop question for public em- paration and management of the tricts and local governments. ployees, in our view, is that if an employee is willing to ac- budget is not a one-man Job. In An attorney, Mr. Denson has the Assembly, he shares his re- cept the services of the union — and that Includes negoti- been active in labor relations, sponsibility with the legislative community and human rights ated pay raises and other so-called fringe benefits — that leaders and with the members of programs in Rochester and he must be prepared to pay a nominal, fair share of the the Ways and Means Gommit- throughout New York State. He expenses for those services. tee. Outside the Asfiembly, he is a native of New Brighton, Pa., If everyone is to be treated equally, then everyone must 'be in constant touch with and has a bachelor's degree from should contribute equally. Fair is fair. (Continued on Pace 11) Remaelaer Polytechnic Institute FRID L DENSON Federal News

State Promotional Pew Promotions ^iji: FIRE ^ FLIES The federal Civil Service Com- Job Calendar mission has told agencies it will be monitoring their pro- Applications Accepted To Feb. 11; Anthony DeFalco got his a running battle among Bill motion practices this year. lungs of leather in Engine Sohmer, Gene Auletta and Tony Budget and promotion fund cuts 37 while it was part of the DeFalco to be the master chef through the Office of Manage- Written Exams Marcli 23 ment and Budget will be made, 16th Battalion. Tony was a of Engine 37. There wasn't much n Title Salary Grade Exam No. if necessary, to cut down promo- fastidious dresser, thus earn- doubt that Tony was the number ss< Associate Librarian (Medicine) G-23 35-446 one chef. tions. ing the name "Don Juan." Research Series G-18 35-460 to When he worked, he took the He was a "stand up guy" A strict hold-the-llne position 35-466 nozzle, period. There were times is expected within agencies and § Senior Biostatisticlan G-18 35-470 where company matters when he heard of people trapped promotions this year probably >71 Senior Economist Series G-18 35-474 to were concerned and if the in rooms beyond the fire. Mask will be hard to come by. 35-478 Mount Loretto Booster list or no mask, water or no water Senior Statistician G-18 35-471 was lagging, it soon caught it was always the same. "Hey More Employment Senior Personnel Examiner G-18 35-423 up on it's quota thanks to Lou . . . I'm going after them" Assistant Director Soil Mechanics G-29 35-473 him. and false alarm or not, after President Nixon is not expect- Assistant Soils Engineer G-19 35-450 I remember the apple of his them he went. ed to propose major reductions Associate Soils Engineer G-27 35-451 eye, his little girl Dona whom he In 1965 he put in his in government in his budget for Director of Soil Mechanics G-33 35-474 would bring to quarters on pay- papers for Engine 298 in Queens. July 1. Agencies in energy, con- Engineering Materials Technician G-8 35-432 day. She was seven or eight years It came through and Tony left servation and antl-pollutlon may Principal Engineering Materials Technician G-14 35-434 old then and cute as a kitten. Harlem. even be given funds to hire more Principal Engineering Technician (Soils) G-15 35-436 Tony used to kid me about the A few months ago-Tony ran people. Research Analyst (Transportation) G-18 35-467 fact that maybe I forgot to put for UJ'.A. Company Delegate Senior Engineering Materials Technician G-11 35-433 and in accordance with the rules Executive Service N5 N3 Senior Engineering Technician (Soils) G-11 35-435 was automatically placed in the An effort to establish a grade- Senior Soils Engineer G-23 35-452 Captain's group. Had he lost the less corps of career-political ex- vO Assistant Building Construction Engineer G-19 35-499 election he would most probably ecutives, with base pay in GS 16, Assistant Superintendent of Construction G-15 35-455 be alive today because his normal 17 and 18, will again be tried by Senior Building Construction Engineer G-23 35-481 groups would not have been work- the Nixon administration this Senior Superintendent of Construction G-19 35-454 ing that night. Between 6 p.m. year. The President wants Con- Assistant Superintendent of Construction G-15 35-453 and 2:46 a.m. there were five gressional approval of the fed- Associate Parh Engineer G-27 35-396 runs, the last of which was an all eral executive service (PES) Park Engineer 6-19 35-394 hands where the company plan, which would mean new Senior Park Engineer G-23 35-395 was first due and got their brains rankings for most executives and Senior Nursing Services Consultant 6-23 35-459 beaten in. At 2:46 a.m. Box 9892 more flexibility for agencies to Supervisor of Health Dept. Office Services G-23 35479 slammed In and they were first transfer or trade employees. Driver Improvement Adjudicator G-9 35-456 due at that one too. Senior Driver Improvement Analyst G-23 35457 The plan was dropped by Con- The fire was out tlhe windows Chief Gas Technician G-19 35480 gress last year. of the first floor on the side of Senior Gas Inspector 6-14 35-472 the building. Taking advantage die that way while operating at of the fact that he was first a fire. Oral Tests To Be Held In February Or March due, Tony shunned the mask, took the pipe, entered the first He was a little guy. Wiry and Traffic and Park Captain 6-21 35482 ANTHONY DeFALCO floor, belted the fire down and tough. If Tony couldn't make Employment Security Superintendent 6-28 35-412 film In the camera. A standard then stretched up the inside stair- it down the long hallway, no- joke between firemen and ptioto- body could. graphers. way to the second floor of the Application Accepted To March 4; If one of the brothers ever "Queen Anne" frame building I think Saint Peter is in for seemed down, Tony's hand on where the fire was spreading fast several shocks upon the arrival Oral Test In March his shoulder, a cup of coffee and and needed attention. of Tony DeiPalco. He's going to Chief State Accounts Auditor G-31 35417 a heart to heart talk usually As the Truck opened up, Tony find that you don't need a mask hit the fire with the line — when a life is involved. And he's Additional information on required qualifying experience and exam put a smile back upon the face standard procedure. Suddenly he going to learn new ways to cook subject can be obtained by requesting a job announcement from the of the downtrodden borther. had a heart attack. He was the spaghetti a la dante and he bet- state Dept. of Civil Service or your state agency personnel office. Rivalry in the cooking depart- second man in three days to ter believe it. Regional offices of the Dept of Civil Service are located at the ment was enormous. There was World Trade Center, Tower 2, 55th floor, Manhattan, 10048, 488-4248; State Office Campus, Albany, N.Y., 1226; and Suite 750, 1 W. Genesee St., Buffalo, 14202. 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Here is an official listing 16th District—Elizabeth Holtz- WAYNE-MONROE Helperin (D), 151 Mackenzie St., ST. LAWRENCE- of State Senators and As- man (D), 1815 Ditmas Ave,, 34th District — Prank Horton Brooklyn, N.Y. 11235. 21st Dls- JEFFERSON-OSWEGO- Brooklyn 11226. trict^William T. Conklln (R-C), semblymen from the New (R) 2123 East Ave., Rochester, CAYUGA 7905 Colonial Rd., Brooklyn, N.Y. York City Metropolitan area, RICHMOND-MANHATTAN N.Y. 14610. 45th District—H. Douglas Bar- printed each year as a ser- 11209. 22nd District-Albert B. 17th District—John M. Mur- MONROE-ONTARIO- Lewis (D), 123 Bay 25th St., clay (R). 7377 Bentley Rd.. Pul- vice to those public employ- phy (D), 150 Mada Ave., Staten LIVINGSTON-WYOMING- Brooklyn, N.Y. 11214. 23rd Dis- aski. N.Y. 13142. ees who write to their rep- Island, N.Y. 10310. GENESEE trict—Carol Bellamy (D), 278 ONEIDA-LEWIS-HERKIMER N resentatives urging support •N MANHATTAN 35th District—^Barber B. Con- Henry St., Brooklyn, N.Y. 11201. 46th District—James H. Don- for measures that would af- 18th Districts-Edward I. Koch h able (R). 10532 Alexander Rd.. RICHMOND-MANHATTAN ovan (R-C). 9409 Elm St.. Chad- 08 fect their jobs, pensions and (D-L). 14 Washington Pl.. New Alexander. N.Y. 14005. wicks, N.Y. 13519. rights. York, N.Y. 10003. 24th District^ohn J. Marchi BROOME-CHENANGO- 1 Also listed is the New York 19th District—Charles Range! MONROE-ORLEANS- (R), 79 Nixon Ave., Staten Is- State Congressional delega- (D-R-L). 74 West 132nd St.. NIAGARA-ERIE land, N.Y. 10304. TIOGA tion. New York, N.Y. 10037. 36th District—Henry P. Smith BROOKLYN-MANHATTAN 47th District—Warren M. An- IIB derson (R). 34 Lathrop Ave.. a The (R), (D), (C) and (L) MANHATTAN-BRONX m (R-C). 253 Christiana St., 25th District —Paul P. E. a North Tonawanda, N.Y. 14120. Blnghamton. N.Y. 13905. H represent the political party 20th District—Bella S. Abzug Bookson (D), 215 Park Row, New of the office holder. (D). 37 Bank St., New York, N.Y. ERIE York, N.Y. 10038. DELAWARE-SCHOHARIE- The addresses listed are 10014. OTSEGO-HERKIMER u 37th District — Taaddeus J. MANHATTAN Q where these representatives BRONX Dulski (D-L). 50 Peace St., Buf- 48th District—Edwyn E. Ma- < 26th District—Roy M. Good- may be contacted in their falo. N.Y. 14211. son (R-C), Main St.. Hobart. 21st District—Herman Badillo man (R-L,) 1035 Fifth Ave., New a 38th District—Jack F. Kemp N.Y. 13788. local area. You may also (D-L), 405 West 259th St.. York, N.Y. 10028. 27th District- u (R-C). 50 Idlewood Ave.. Ham- write to them in care of Bronx, N.Y. 10471. Manfred Ohrenstein (D-L), 215 MADISON-ONONDAGA > 22nd District—Jonathan B. burg. N.Y. 14075. • their respective legislative West 90th St., New York, N.Y. 49th District—^Martin S. Auer Bingham (D-D, 5000 Indepen- houses in Albany and or in CHEMUNG-STEUBEN- 10025. 28th District—Sidney A. (R). 809 Crawford Ave., Syra- u Washington. dence Ave., Bronx, N.Y. 10471. c/) ALLEGANY-CATTATAUGUA- Von Luther (D-L), 600 West cuse, N.Y. 13224. BRONX-WESTCHESTER 111th St., New York, N.Y. 10025. M CHAUTAUQUA-ERIE ONONDAGA-CAYUGA- 23rd District—Peter A. Peyser 29th District — Joseph Zaretzki U.S. SENATE 39th District—James F. Hast- (R-C), W. Sunnyside Lane, Irv- (D-L), 160 Cabrini Blvd., New CORTLAND u Communications can also be ings (R-C). 124 North Second ington, N.Y. 10533. York, N.Y. 10033. 50th District—Tarky J. Lom- addressed to: Senate Office St., Allegany. N.Y. 14706. bardi, Jr. (R-C). 99 Burlingame Building, Washing^ton. D.C. WESTCHESTER MANHATTAN-BRONX Rd.. Syracuse, N.Y. 13203. 20515. 24th District—Ogden R. Reid 30th District—^Robert Garcia TIOGA-TOMPKINS- Jacob K. Javits (R), 110 East (D-L), Ophir Hill, Purchase, NYS LEGISUTURE (D-R-L), 540 Concord Ave., N.Y. 10577. 45th St., New York, N.Y. 10017. STATE SENATE Bronx, N.Y. 10455. SCHUYLER-CHEMUNG- James L. Buckley (C-R), 60 WESTCHESTER-PUTNAM- STEUBEN Sutton Place S.. New York, N.Y. Communications to State Sen- DUTCHESS-ULSTER- BRONX 51st District — William T. 10570. ators may also be addressed to 31st District — to be determ- COLUMBIA Smith (R-C), 3047 Olcott Rd.. State Capitol. Albany, N.Y. ined by special election. 32nd Big Flats. N.Y. 14814. 25th District^Hamilton Fish, District—Joseph L. Galiber (D- CONGRESS Jr., (R-C), Millbrook, N.Y. SUFFOLK WAYNE-SENECA-YATES- Isl District — Leon E. Giuf- R-L), 800 Concourse Ville W., Communications can also be 12545. ONTARIO-MONROE addressed to: House Office freda (R). 15 N. Coleman Rd., Bronx, N.Y. 10451. 33rd District ROCKLAND-ORANGE- Building. Wasiiington. D.C. 20515. Centereach, L.I.. N.Y. 11720. 2nd —Abraham Bernstein (D-L). 660 52nd District — Frederick L. ULSTER District—^Bernard C. Smith (R). Thwaites PI.. Bronx. N.Y. 10467. Warder (R). 100 Lewis St.. Gen- SUFFOLK 26th District—^Benjamin A. Franklin St.. Northport. L.I., N.Y. 34th District—John D. Calandra eva. N.Y. 14456. (R-D-C). 88 Beech Tree Lane. 1st District—Otis Pike (D). Gilman (R). 10 Coolidge Ct.. 11768. 3rd District — Caesar MONROE 132 ostrander Ave., Riverhead, Middletown. N.Y. 10940. Trunzo (R), 105 Washington Bronx. N.Y. 10803. L.I., N.Y. 11901. 53rd District—Gordon J. De- Ave., Brentwood, LJ.. N.Y. 11717. Hond (R-C). 21 Moimt Maylane. 2nd District—James R. Grover, ULSTER-SULLIVAN- BRONX-WESTCHESTER Rochester. N.Y. 14620. 54th Dis- Jr. (R), 185 Woodsome Rd., DELAWARE-BROOME- SUFFOLK-NASSAU 35th District—>rohn E. Flynn trlct^Fred J. Eckert (R-C). 141 Babylon. L.I.. N.Y. 11702. TIOGA-TOMPKINS- 4th District—Owen H. John- (R-C). 15 Huron Rd.. Yonkers. N.Y. 10710. Ledgewood Circle. Rochester, SUFFOLK-NASSAU CHEMUNG son (R). 6 Learner St. West N.Y. 14615. 27th District — Howard W. Babylon. LJ.. N.Y. 11704. WESTCHESTER 3rd District—Angelo D. Ron- ERIE callo (R). 226 Toronto Ave., Robison (R). RD No. 2, Candor. NASSAU 36th District — to be determ- 55th District — Joseph A. Massapequa, L.I., N.Y. 11758. N.Y. 13743. 5th IDistrict—Ralph J. Marino ined by special election Feb. 14. '74. 37th District — Bernard G. Tauriello (D), 713 Busti Ave., NASSAU ALBANY-SCHENECTADY- (R). 3 Lea Court, Mutton town. Buffalo. N.Y. 14213. 56th District MONTGOMERY Syosset. L.I., N.Y. 11791. 6th Dis- Gordon (R-C). 1420 Riverview 4th District—Norman F. Lent Ave., Peekskill, N.Y. 10566. —James D. Griffin (D-C). 420 (R), 48 Plymouth Rd.. East 28th District—Samuel S. Srat- trict—John R. Dunne (R), 109 Dorrance Ave.. Buffalo, N.Y. Fifth St., Garden City. L.I., N.Y. Rockaway. L.I., N.Y. 11518. ton (D). 244 Guy Park Ave.. WESTCHESTER-ROCKLAND 14218. 5th District-John W. Wydler Amsterdam, N.Y. 12010. 11530. 7th District — John D. Caemmerer (R), 11 Post Ave., 38th District—Donald R. Ack- ERIE-CHAUTAUQUA- (R), 63 First St., Garden City, COLUMBIA-GREENE- erson (R) 63 Hickory Hill Rd., L.I., N.Y. 11530. East WiUiston, L.I.. N.Y. 11596. CATTARAUSUS-ALLEGANY ALBANY-RENSSELAER- 8th District—^Norman J. Levy Tappan. N.Y. 10983. 57th District—Jess J. Present NASSAU-QUEENS (R), 666 Shore Rd., Long Beach, WASHINGTON, WESTCHESTER-PUTNAM- (R), 41 Chestnut St.. Jamestown. 6th District^Lester L. Wolff SARATOGA-WARREN- L.L. N.Y. 11561. N.Y. 14701. (D-L), 5 North Drive. Great DUTCHESS-COLUMBIA ESSEX NASSAU-QUEENS Neck. N.Y. 11021. 39th District—Jay P Rollson. ERIE-WYOMING- 29th District — Carleton J. 9th District—Karen S. Bur- Jr. (R-C). 150 Kingwood Pk., LIVINGSTON QUEENS King (R-C), 126 Nelson Ave., stein (D), 1015 Cedar Lane. Poughkeepsie. N.Y. 12601. 58th District—Thomas P. Mc- Saratoga Springs, N.Y. 12866. 7th District—Joseph P. Addab- Woodmere. N.Y. 11598. Gowan (R-C.) 117 Huntley Rd.. ROCKLAND-ORANGE- bo (D-L), 132-43 86th St., Ja- ESSEX-CLINTON-FRANKLIN- QUEENS Buffalo, N.Y. 14215. maica. N.Y. 11417. ST. LAWRENCE-LEWIS ULSTER 8th District — Benjamin S. lOth District—John J. San- ERIE-GENESSEE-MONROE JEFFERSON-OSWEGO tucci (D). 11-29 116th St.. Ja- 40 th District — Richard E. Rosenthal (D-L). 88-12 Elmhurst Schermerhom (R-C), 12 Idle- 59th District—James T. Mc- 30th District—Robert C. Mc- maica. N.Y. 11419. 11th District Ave., Flushing, N.Y. 11373. wild Pk. Dr., Cornwall-on-Hud- Farland (R-C), 21 Grosvenor Ewen (R-C). RFD No. 2, Og- —Frank Padavan (R-C). 83-15 9th District—James J. Delaney son, N.Y. 12520. Rd., Kenmore, N.Y. 14223. (D-R-C), 45-14 31st Ave., Long densburg, N.Y. 13669. 248th St., Jamaica, N.Y. 11426. NIAGARA-ORLEANS Island City. N.Y. 11103. SCHENECTADY- 12 th District—Jack E. Bronston COLUMBIA-RENSSELAER- (D-L), 184-37 Hovendon Rd., Ja- 60th District—Lloyd H. Pater- SARATOGA QUEENS-BRONX SCHOHARIE-OTSEGO- maica, N.Y. 11432. 13th District son (R-L), 1234 87th St., Niag- lOth District—Mai-io Biaggi MONTGOMERY-FULTON- —Emanuel R. Gold (D-L). 68-59 41st District—Douglas Hudson ara Falls, N.Y. 14304. (D-R-C). 100 East Mosholu HAMILTON-HERKIMER- 136th St., Flushing, N.Y. 11367. (R), 116 Green Ave., Castleton- on-Hudson, N.Y. 12033. Pkwy., Bronx 10458. ONEIDA 14th District—to be determined by special election Feb. 14, '74. QUEENS-BROOKLYN 31st District—Donald J. Mit- ALBANY-GREENE ASSEMBLY 11th District—Frank J. Bras- chell (R-C), Shell's Bush Rd., QUEENS-BROOKLYN 42nd Distric. — Walter B. Communications to Assembly- co (D), 650 Autumn Ave., Brook- Herkimer. N.Y. 13350. 15th District—Martin J. Knorr Langley (R), 225 Jay St., Al- men may also be addressed to lyn. NY. 11208. DELAWARE-OTSEGO- (R-C). 6146 Palmetto St., Brook- bany, N.Y. 12210. State Capitol. Albany, N.T. lyn, N.Y. 11227. BROOKLYN MADISON-CORTLAND- WASHINGTON-WARREN- SUFFOLK 12Ui District — Shirley Chis- ONONDAGA BROOKLYN ESSEX-CLINTON-FRANKLIN- 1st District^Perry B. Duryea, Jr. (R). Old Montauk Hwy., holm (D-L). 1028 St. Johns PI.. 32nd District—James M. Han- 16th District — A. Frederick ST. LAWRENCE ley (D). 316 Coleridge Ave., Meyerson (D), 14 Van Siclen Ct., Montauk, L.I., N.Y. 11954. 2nd Brooklyn, N Y. 11213. 43rd District—Ronald B. Staf- Syracuse, N.Y. 13204. Brooklyn, N.Y. 11207. 17th Dis- District—Peter J. Costigan (R), 13th District—Bertram L. Po- ford (R-C), Peru, N.Y. 12972. dell (D), 153 Rugby Rd., Brook- ONONDAGA-OSWEGO- trict—Chester J. Straub (D) 678 154 Old Field Rd., Setauket, L.I., Manhattan Ave., Brooklyn, N Y. N.Y. 11785. 3rd District^Icllio lyn, N.Y. 11226. CAYUGA-TOMPKINS- SARATOGA-SCHENECTADY- 14th District—John J. Rooney 11202. 18th District—Vander L. W. Bianchl. Jr. (D). 36 Bellport MONTGOMERY-FULTON- iD-C), 217 Congress St., Brook- SCHUYLER-SENECA- Beatty iD), 671 St. John's Place. Lane. Bellport. L.I.. N.Y. 11713. lyn, NY. 11201. ONTARIO-YATES-STEUBEN Brooklyn. N.Y. 11216. 19th Dis- HAMILTON 4th District—Robert C Wertz 15th District—Hugh L. Carey 33rd District — William F. trict—Jeremiah B. Bloom (D), 44th District — Mary Anne (R). 37 Bethany Dr., Commack, (D), 44 Prospect Pk. West. Walsh (R-C), 4954 Albart Dr., 350 Sterling St., Brooklyn, N.Y. Krupsak (D-D, Shaper Ave. L.I.. N.Y. 11725. 5th District— Brooklyn, N.Y. 11215. Syracuse, N.Y. 13215. 11225. 20th District — Donald Ext.. Canajoharie, N.Y. 11317. (Continued on Page 9) Their Decisions Can Affeit Lives Of All New Yorkers (Continaed from Page 8) Edward Griffith (D), 710 War- St., Bronx, N.Y. 10474. 78th Dis- her (R-C), 406 Sixth Ave., Troy, WAYNE-SENECA-ONTARIO Dennis OTHiherty (R), 105 Cleve- wick St., Brooklyn. N.Y. 11207. trict—Estella B. Diggs (D), 592 N.Y. 12182. 129th District—James F. Hur- land Ave., Sayville, L.I.. N.Y. 41st District—Stanley Stelngut East 167th St., Bronx, N.Y., 10456. SCHENECTADY ley (R-C), 28 High St., Lyons. 79th District—Louis Nine CD), 11782. 6th Dlstrlct^ohn C. Co- (D). 1199 East 53rd St., Brook- 107th District—Clark C. Wem- N.Y. 14489. 1424 Wllklns Ave., Bronx, N.Y. chrane (R), 80 Concoiirse East, lyn, N.Y. 11234. 42nd District- ple (R-C), 1760 Van Antwerp 10459. 80th District—Guy V. Ve- MONROE Brlghtwaters, L.I., N.Y. 11718. 7th Brian Sharoff (D-L). 3303 FlU- Rd., Schenectady. N.Y. 12309. District—John J. Flanagan (R), more Ave., Brooklyn, N.Y. 11234. lella (R-C), 1240 Rhlnelander 130th District—^Thomas A. 52 Dtinlap Rd., Huntington, 43rd District—George A. Clncot- Ave.. Bronx. N.Y. 10461. 8l8t SARATOGA Hanna (R-C). 1680 Lake Rd., L.I., N.Y. 11743. 8th Districts ta (D), 96 Maple St., Brooklyn. District—Alan Hochberg (D-L), 108th District—^Fred Droms. Webster. N.Y. 14580. 131st Dl8- w John G. McCarthy (R), 8 Pin Oak N.Y. 11225. 44th District—Mel- 2040 Bronxdale Ave., Bronx, N.Y. Jr. (R). Droms Rd., Rexford, N.Y. trict^Raymond J. Ull (D). 31 Court, Huntington Station, L.I., vln Miller (D). 301 Rugby Rd.. 10462. 82nd District—Thomas J. 12148. Wolfert Terrace, Rochester, N.Y. N.Y. 11746. 9th District—William Brooklyn. N.Y. 11226. 45th Dis- Culhane (D-L), 2533 Grand Ave., 14621. 132nd District—Thomas trict—Stephen J. Solarz (D-L), Bronx. N.Y. 10468. 83rd District HAMILTON-FULTON- R. Frey (D), 308 Merchants Rd., i L. Bums (R), 23 Whitney Dr., AmltyviUe, L.I., N.Y. 11701. 241 Dover St., Brooklyn. N.Y. —Burton G. Hecht (D-L). 2715 MONTGOMERY-FRANKLIN Rochester, N.Y. 14609. 133rd Dis- 11235. 46th District—Howard L. Grand Concoiu-se, Bronx, N.Y. 109th District—Glenn H. Har- trict—Frank A. Carroll (R-C), > SUFFOLK-NASSAU Lasher (D). 2634 West St.. 10468. 84th District—G. Oliver ris (R-C-L), Canada Lake, N.Y. 613 Elmgrove Rd., Rochester, w lOth District—Stuart R. Le- Brooklyn. N.Y. 11223. 47th Dis- Koppell (D-L), 3124 Henry Hud- 12030. N.Y. 14606. 134th Dlstrict-WU- vine (R), 42 Burton Ave., Beth- trict—Frank J. Barfoaro (D). son Pkwy., Bronx. N.Y. 10463. 11am M. Stelnfeldt (R-C), 217 RENSSELAER- H page, Plalnvlew, LJ., N.Y. 11714. 1926 72nd St.. Brooklyn, N.Y. 85th EHstriot — John C. Dearie Weston Rd., Rochester, N.Y. fi WASHINGTON-WARREN NASSAU 11204. 48th Distrlct^Leonard (D). 1735 Purdy St.. Bronx, N.Y. 14612. 10462. 86th District — Anthony Silverman (D). 1170 Ocean llOth District—Gerald B. H. MONROE-WAYNE nth District—Philip B. Healey Pkwy.. Brooklyn. N.Y. 11230. 49th J. Stella (D-L). 2527 Radcliff Solomon (R-C), 23 North Rd., I (R), 32 Frankel Rd., Massape- District—Domlnick L. DiCarlo Ave., Bronx, N.Y. 10469. Queensbury. Giens Palls. N.Y. 135th District—Don W. Cook qua, L.I., N.Y. 11758. 12th Dis- (R-C). 1345 83rd St., Brooklyn. 12801. (R-C), 1508 Lehigh Station Rd., trict—Oeorge A. Murphy (R), N.Y. 11228. 50th District—Chris- WESTCHESTER Henrietta. N.Y. 14467. 3556 Tonopah St., Seaford, L.I., WARREN-ESSEX-CLINTON I topher J. Mega (R). 1022 80th 87th District—Bruce F. Caputo ALLEGANY-LIVINGSTON- N.Y. 11783. 13th District—Milton lllth District—Andrew W. St.. Brooklyn. N.Y. 11228. 51st (R-C), 250 Pondfield Rd., West. ONTARIO Jonas (R), 1854 Zana Court, District—Vincent A. Rlcclo (R- Bronxvllle. N.Y. 10708. 88th Dis- Ryan, Jr. (R-C), 43 Grace Ave., North Merrick. L.I., N.Y. 11566. C). 375 16th St.. Brooklyn. N.Y. trict—Richard C. Ross (R-C), 24 Plattsburgh, N.Y. 12901. 136th District—James L. Em- 14th District—Joseph M. Reilly ery (R). 5477 Lakevlew Rd., 11215. 52nd District—Michael L. Palmer Ave., Mt. Vernon, N.Y. ST. LAWRENCE-FRANKLIN •vl (R), 7 Hickory Lane, Glen Cove, 10552. 89th District—Alvln M. Geneseo. N.Y. 14454. Pesce (D). 113 President St.. 112th District—K. Daniel Haley L.I., N.Y. 11542. 15th Districts Suchln (R-C). 269 Broadway. Brooklyn. N.Y. 11231. 53rd Dis- (D-L). St. Lawrence Ave., Wad- MONROE-ORLEANS- John E. Kingston (R), 97 Ward trict—Woodrow Lewis (D), 1293 Dobbs Ferry, N.Y. 10522. 90th dington. N.Y. 13694. GENESEE-WYOMING St.. Westbury, L.I., N.Y. 11590. Dean St.. Brooklyn. N.Y. 11216. District—Gordon W. Burrows 137th District — Stephen R. 16th District—Irwin J. Landes 54th District—<:5mrles T. Ham- (R-C). 65 Harvard Ave.. Yonkers. HERKIMER-OTSEGO Hawley (R), 8249 Bank St. Road. (D), 8 Merielees Circle, Great ilton (D). 15 Stone Ave., N.Y. 10710. 91st District—Ric- 113 th District — Peter S. Batavla. N.Y. 14020. Neck. L.I.. N.Y. 11021. 17tlh Dis- Brooklyn. N.Y. 11233. 55th Dis- hard E. Mannix (R-C), 111 trict—Joseph M. Margiotta (R), Dokuchitz (R), 1 Main St., Un- trict—Thomas R. Fortune CD), Beach Ave.. Larchmont. N.Y.. adilla, N.Y. 13849. NIAGARA 844 Bedford Court. Uniondale, 190 Ralph Ave., Brooklyn. N.Y. 10538. 92nd District — J. L.I., N.Y. 11553. 18th Districts— JEFFERSON-LEWIS-ONEIDA 138th Dlstrlct^John B. Daly 11233. 56th District—Calvin Wil- Edward Meyer (R-C). 47 Haights (R). 430 Dutton Dr.. Lewlston. Armand P. D'Amato (R), 15 Os- liams (D-L), 467 Macon St., Cross Rd.. Chappaqua. N.Y. 114th District—Donald L. Tay- tend Rd.. Island Park. L.I., N.Y. N.Y. 14092. 139th District—Ric- Brooklyn, N.Y. 11233. 57th Dis- 10514. 93rd District—Peter R. lor (R-C), 117 Ward St.. Water- hard J. Hogan (R-C), 8648 Grif- 11558. 19th Districtr-^ohn 8. trict—Harvey L. Strelzin (D). 59 Biondo (R). Oak Hill Terrace. town, N.Y. 13601. Thorp, Jr. (D). 92 Voorhis Ave., fon Ave., Niagara Falls. N.Y. Penn St.. Brooklyn. N.Y. 11211. Ossining. N.Y. 10562. ONEIDA 14304. RockvUle Centre. L.I.. N.Y. 11570. 58th District—Joseph R. Lentol 115th District—William R. 20th District—Arthur J. Kremer (D). 229 Monitor St.. Brooklyn. WESTCHESTER-PUTNAM- ERIE Sears (R-C), Bear Greek Rd., (D). 81 Kerrigan St.. Long N.Y.. 11222. 59th District—Peter OUTCHESS 140th District—John J. La- Beach. L.I.. N.Y. 11561. 21st XHs- Woodgate. N.Y. 13494. 116th Dis- G. Mirto (D). 180 Irving Ave., 94th Distrlct^Wlllis H. Step- Falce (D-L), 252 Delaware Rd., trict—George J. Farrell, Jr. (R). Brooklyn. N.Y. 11237. trict — Nicholas J. Calogero Kenmore, N.Y. 14217. 141st Dis- 116 Carnation Ave.. Floral Park, hens (R), RID. 5. Brewster, (R-C), 10 Proctor Blvd.. Utica. N.Y. 10509. tricts-Chester R. Hardt (R-C). L.L, N.Y. 11001. N.Y. 13501. RfCHMOND 107 Oakgrove Dr., WllUamsvllle, ROCKLAND N.Y. 14221. 14^2nd District—Step- 60th District—Lucio F. Russo OSWEGO-ONEIDA QUEENS 95th District—Eugene Levy (R- hen R. Greco (D-C), 795 Rich- (R-C), 82 Romer Rd., Staten Is- 117th District — to be determ- 22nd District—Herbert A. Pos- C). East Place. Suffem, N.Y. mond Ave., Buffalo, N.Y. 14222. land, N.Y. 10304. 61st District- ined by special election Feb. ner (D). 21-07 Elk Dr.. Far 10901. 143rd District—Arthur O. Eve Elizabeth A. Connelly (D), 94 14. '74. Rockaway. N.Y. 11691. 23rd Dis- ROCKLAND-ORANGi (D). 14 Celtic Place. Buffalo, trict—John A. Esposito (R-C). Benedict Ave., Staten Island. 96th District—Harold K. Grune ONONDAGA N.Y. 14208. 144th Dlstric'^—Al- 222-01 lOlst Ave.. Jamaica. N.Y. N.Y. 10314. (R-C). 33 DeHalve Maen Dr.. 118th District—Leonard F. Ber- bert J. Hausbeck (R-C), 315 11429. 24th District—Saul Wep- RICHMOND-MANHATTAN sani (R-C), 128 Rugby Rd., Sy- Dartmouth Ave., Buffalo, N.Y. rin (D). 160-16 Jamaica Ave.. Stony Point. N.Y. 10980. 62nd District—Louis DeSalvio racuse, N.Y. 13206. 120th District 14215. 145th District—Francis J. Jamaica, N.Y. 11432. 25th District ORANGE (D). 90 Beekman St.. New York. — to be determined by special Griffin (D-L). 56 Morgan Rd., —Vincent F. Nicolosi (D). 50-19 97th District—Lawrence Herbst N.Y. 10038. election Feb. 14. '74. 121st Dis- Buffalo, N.Y. 14220. 146th 211th St.. Flushing, N.Y. 11360. (R), 9 Leicht PI., Newburgh. N.Y. trict — Thomas J. Murphy (R- District — Alan J. Justin 26th District—Leonard P. Stavisky MANHATTAN 12550. C). 314 Broadview Dr.. Syracuse. (R-C), 102 Lou Dr., Depew, N.Y (D-L), 162-21 Powells Cove Blvd., 63rd District—Anthony G. Di- ORANGE-SULLIVAN N.Y. 13215. 14043. 147th District—Ronald H. Flushing, N.Y. 11357. 27th Dis- Falco (D-L). 103 East 10th St.. 98th District—Louis Ingrassia Tills (R-C). 43 Union St.. Ham- trict—Arthur J. Cooperman (D- ONONDAGA-MADISON New York N.Y. 10003. 64th Dis- (R). RD #5. Ingrassia Rd., Mid- burg. N.Y. 14075. L). 80-22 169th St., Jamaica, trict—William F. Passannante dletown. N.Y. 10940. 119th District—Hyman M. N.Y. 11432. 28th District (D-L). 72 Barrow St.. New York. Miller (R). 56 Lyndon Rd., Fay- ERIE-WYOMING — Alan G. Hevesi (D). 67-64 N.Y. 10014. 65th Dlstrict^An- DUTCHESS-ULSTER ettevlUe. N.Y. 13066. 148th District—Dale M. Volker Selfridge St., Flushing, N.Y. rew J. Stein (D-L). 440 East 57th 99th District—Emeel S. Betros MADISON-CHENANGO- (R). 31 Darwin Dr.. Depew. 11375. 29th Districts-Guy R. St.. New York. N.Y. 10022. 66th (R-C). 67 Grand Ave.. Pough- N.Y. 14043. Brewer (D), 107-35 170th St., District—Antonio G. Ollvleri (D- keepsie. N.Y. 12603. DELAWARE 122nd District—Clarence D. CATTARAUGUS- Jamaica. N.Y. 11433. 30th Dis- L). 112 East 74th St.. New York. DUTCHESS trict—Herbert J. Miller (D), 100- N.Y. 10021. 67th Districts Ric- Rappleyea. Jr. (R). 11 Rldge- CHAUTAUQUA lOOth District^Benjamln P. 11 67th Rd.. Forest Hills, N.Y. hard N. Gottfried (D-L). 165 land Rd.. Norwich. N.Y. 13815. 149th District—Daniel B. Roosa, Jr.. (R). Hickman Dr., 11375. 31st District—Alfred A. West 66th St.. New York, N.Y. BROOME-TIOGA Walsh (D-L). Rt. 16. Franklin- Delli Bovi (R-C). 114-13 111th Hopewell Junction, N.Y. 12533. 10023. 68th District-Peter A. 123rd District—James W. Mc- vllle. N.Y. 14737. Ave.. Jamaica. N.Y. 11420. 32nd ULSTER Berle (D-L), 530 East 86th St., Cabe (D). 127 Massachusetts District—Edward Abramson (D), CHAUTAUQUA New York. N.Y. 10028. 69th Dis- lOlst District—H. Clark BeU Ave.. Johnson City, N.Y. 13790. 163-39 130th Ave.. Jamaica. N.Y. trlct^Albert H. Blumenthal (D- (R-C), P.O. Box 734, Woodstock. 150th Districts John W. Beck- 11434. 33rd Dlstrict-^ohn T. L). 90 Riverside Dr.. New York, N.Y. 12498. BROOME man (R-C), 98 S. Portage St.. Flack (R-C). 78-14 64th Place. Westfield, N.Y. 14787. N.Y. 10024. 70th District^esse GREENE-COLUMBIA- 124th District—Francis J. Bo- Glendale. N.Y. 11227. 34th Dis- Gray (D). 113 West 114th St.. land, Jr. (R-C). 55 Orchard Rd.. trict—Joseph F. Lisa (D). 56-12 New York. N.Y. 10026. 71st Dis- ALBANY Binghamton. N.Y. 13905. To Assist Governor Van Doren St.. Corona. N.Y. 102nd Ettstrict—Clarence D. trict—Franz S. Lelchter (D-L), ALBANY — State Mediation 11368. 35th Dlstrict^ohn G. Lane (R), Windham Arms, Wind- CAYUGA-CORTLAND 600 West 111th St.. New York. Board member Richard H. Nolan Lopresto (R-C). 87-18 30th Ave.. N.Y. 10025. 72nd District- ham, N.Y. 12496. 125th District^Lloyd S. Rlf- Flushing. N.Y. 11369. 36th Dis- ord. Jr. (R-C), W. Genesee Rd., will resign that position to ac- George W. Miller (D-L), 25 West ALBANY cept a $15,900 post as special as- trict—Joseph S. Calabretta (D). 132nd St.. New York. N.Y. 10037. Box 681, Auburn. N.Y. 13021. 103rd District—Fred G. Field sistant to Governor Wilson for 24-15 35th Ave.. Long Island 73rd District^Edward H. Leh- (R), 16 East Newton Rd.. New- CHEMUNG-TIOGA labor affairs. Nolan was execu- City, N.Y. 11106. 37th District- ner (D-L). 680 Ft. Washington tonville. N.Y. 12128. 104th Dis- 126th Dlstrict-L. Richard tive vice-president of the Inter- Rosemary R. Gunning (R-C), Ave., New York, N.Y. 10040. 74th trict—Thomas W. Brown (D). Marshall (R-C), 7 Strathmont national Union of Operating En- 1867 Grove St.. Brooklyn. N.Y. District—Mark T. Southall (D). 11237. 5 Holmes Dale. Albany, N.Y. Park, Elmlra, N.Y. 14905. glners until his retirement In 345 West 145th St.. New York. 12208. N.Y. 10031. STEUBEN-SCHUYLER- 1969. He was named to the Me- diation Board in 1972. QUEENS-BROOKLYN ALBANY-SCHENECTADY- CHEMUNG 38th Dlstrlct^Vlto P. Battista BRONX MONTGOMERY- 75th District—Eugenio A. Al- 127th District—Charles D. Hen- TO SUNY-ALBANY COUNCIL (R-C). 290 Highland Blvd.. SCHOHARIE-DELAWARE derson (R), 39 Church St., Hor- varez (D). 532 East 149th St.. ALBANY — Dr. John F. FiUp- Brooklyn. N.Y. 11207. 105th Districts-Charles D. nell. N.Y. 14843. Bronx. N.Y. 10455. 76th District pone, of Albany, has been re- BROOKLYN —Seymour Posner (D-L), 1100 Cook (R). 19 Prospect St.. Delhi. N.Y. 13753 YATES-SENECA-TOMPKINS appointed to the Council of 39th District—Stanley Fiiik Grand Concourse, Bronx. N.Y. 128th District—Constance E. (D), 2249 East 70th St.. Brook- 10456. 77th District-Armando RENSSELAER Cook (R). 209 Coy Glen Rd.. SUNY at Albany for an unsal- lyn. N.Y. 11234. 40th District- Montano (D-R-L). 634 Manida 106th District—Nell W. Kelle- Ithaca, N Y. 14850. aried term ending July 1. 1982 This Week's City Eligible Lists EXAM ^076 berg, Joan M Levy, Kenneth W Robert J SofRentini, Joshua D LAW CLERK Malamy, Barry M Goldstein, Rosenberg, David Golomb, Kathy Federal This list of 284 eligibles. estab- James P Ragio, Jeffrey I Rich- R Pecker, Richard S Kesten- lished Jan. 16, resulted from Nov. man, Belvyn S Jacknowitz. baum, Elliot R Warren, Bamett oral testing for which 487 can- Thomas J Farrelly. Silversteln. Job Calendar Tf didates filed, 468 were called and No. 101 — 90.0% No. 201 — 82.80% Detailed announcements and applications may be received by 285 appeared. Salary is $14,000. a 101 Jeffrey A Juster, Alice A 201 Paul W Mackey, Kevin calling, writing or visiting the Job Information Center of the U.S. No. 1 — 107.0% Collins, Franklin D Tell, How- F McMormick, Carol A Feinstein, Civil Service Commission, New York Region, at 26 Federal Plaza, 1 JefTrey E Schanback, Rene ard J Peyser, Susan W Sciacca. Kent T Stauffer, Hannah K Manhattan 10007, telephone: 264-0422. Those living upstate (north Ramirez, Ralph J Cohen, Nichol- Paul D Shur, Sharon L Mirsky, Famenbaum, Gerald L Garfinkle, of Dutchess County) should contact the Syracuse Area Office, 301 as H Cobbs, Sandra B Goldsmith, Marilyn G Rinsler, Jcfhn L Cuff, LawTence Kanterman, Christophe Erie Blvd., West Syracuse, 13202. Toll free calls may be made to Steven C Decosta, Richard J Charles W Segal, Robert J Hind- Hoge, Aric J Press, Bruce Meller, (800) 522-7407. Stratford, Marc R Leventhal, man, Susan E Goldenkranz, David Steven E Gunderson, George T Applications will be received until further notice, unless a clos- Martin Jacobson. Gabriel Taus- A Goldenberg, Robert A Mans- Griffith, George Harris Jr, Alan ing date is specified. Jobs are in various Federal agencies through- sig, Thomas C Grebel, Diane R bach, James L Stern, Alan D B Leibowitz, John S Pereira, Mi- out the country unless a specific agency or location is indicated. Eisner, Israel Schechter, Paul J Rubinstein, Barry S Port, Joseph chael A Gary, Carol A Calhoun. Use Application Form 5000 AB whenever the listing indicates a writ- 9 Lane, Henry R Deutsch, Eileen Samet, Margaret O'Neill, Jacob David A Kellman, Joel M Sch- ten test is required. For others use Standard Form 171 and CSC Form H P Shapiro, Edward A Friedman, Laufer. wartz, Jesse A Hecht. 5001-ABC; the announcement will tell you if any supplementary forms are William L Scheffler, Robert I No. 121 — 88.50% OS No. 221 — 81.0% required. Kurtz, Robert J Miller. 121 David Aronson, Richard W 221 Robert S Klothe, Abra- No. 21 — 95.0% Breslin, Carol Noymer, Kay R ham M Akselrad, Richard N Agricultural 21 Stephen H Rappoport, Jon Back, Samuel M Kreiger, David Petrocelli, David L Linden, Thom- Title Salary Grade Exam No. L Besunder, Harry L Shelnfeld, Werchen, George G Irving, John as S Finegan, Michael J Prior, u William J Leininger, Stephen H P aMccoon, Abraham Boren- Joseph Aronauer, Stanley Kane, Agricultural Commodity Grades (Fresh Fruit a Klausner, Stanley C Hunterton, stein, Robert L Fleischman, Har- Isaac Klepflsh, Daniel Nobel, Mi- and Veg., Grain, and Poultry) GS-5to9 CH-1-06 Agricultural Commodity Grader (Meat) OS James P Griffin, John C Bren- old M Shultz, Frank T Sime- chael S Emen, Wayne N Outten, u nan, Marvin Grey, Roy Warner, one, Joseph L Rini, Lillian B Rosalind A Kochman, Paul E (Dept. of Agriculture) GS-5 WA-0-14 Terrance J Nolan, Donald Mal- Richman, Steven G Friedman, Kowtna, Victor M Tanenbaum, Inspector - Meat and Poultry (Consumer and lo, Morrell I Berkowitz, Nancy A George R Heaton Jr, Michael D Gerald M Fleischman. Richard B Marketing Service, Dept. of Agriculture) GS-5 CH-6-05 Serventi, Larry H Hecht, How- Blutrlch, Stephen M Schultz, Lind, Eugene V Natale, Jac- (written) ard F Daniels, Virginia M Ed- Joel M Traube, Sharon G Silver- queline Maloney, Daniel J Bern- Meatcutter GS-8 NY-0-30 wards, Mary E Lupo, Mark I smith. stein. (WestPt.)' Schlesinger, Jan I Gellis. No. 141 — 86.80% No. 241 — 79.0% Warehouse Examiner (Dept .of Agriculture) GS-5,7 CH-0-02 (written) No. 41 — 93.80% 141 Sheldon J Halprin, Barbara 241 Dennis Bellovin, George R 41 Joseph A Calvaruso, Robin J Prager, Harvey Feldmeier, Green, Lenore S Bimbaum, Mar- W Weiner, Thomas G McKeon, Renee Sacks, Eileen C Budno- jorie Q Printz, Jane H Gran- Business Bruce A Siegel, Barry Strom, vitch, Jonathan I Rapaport, Step- de, Mark E Slegal, Robert M Accountant, Auditor and Internal Joseph P Sherer, William S Lieb- hen J McGrath, Alfred E Page Simels, Joel I Sosinsky, Regina Revenue Agent GS-5 to 9 452 man, Peter H JacOby, Kevin M Jr, Neil M Parsoff, Helen R Neu- M Sarnese, Ormond N Smith, 6S-11,12in NY Ryan, Kathleen H Casey, Tulio borne, Edward Friedenthal, Paul Jonathan P Blucher, Leonard A Computer Specialist GS-5 to 12 420 E Kay, Gerald I Angowitz, Vir- R Prieto, Philip J Levlne, John Davis, Frederic R Mlndlin, Sally Tax Examiner GS-2to4 NY-M5 ginia W McMahon, Joseph J A Sotirakis, Michael C Marlin, Weinraub, Gail D Rothstein, (Suffolk Co.) Robert W Kaufmann, JefTrey A Borenstein, Jane Waites, Cary Barry L Kluger, Burt Grayman, Treasury Enforcement Agent GS-5 to 9 NY-1-05 Reiner, Mona D Shapiro, Leon M Feldman, Jonathan Strong, Joel B Rubin, Jerome L Le- (NY St.) Z Mener, Norman S Hatt. Marilyn B Cane. vine, Barbara T Zlmet. No. 61 — 92.50% No. 161 - 85.30% No. 261 — 76.50% Engineering And Scientific 61 Eliot Norman, Robert I 161 Mark I Brecker, Barry M 261 Leonard R Wlzmur, Mi- Fiedelman, Mark S Borten, John Vucker, Ralph Pemick, Fred L chael J O'Connor, Scott M Sch- Carrers in Biological and Agricultural Sciences .GS-5to 15 421 (Feb. 15 B Fitzpatrick, Freddy P Yalkow- Shapiro, Harvey N Casper, Barry wartz, Elliot Stein, Ronald S deadline) sky, Devora B Cohn, John L L Aaron, Moise E Hendeles, Max Melynk, Phyllis B Davis, Carol Engineering, Physical Sciences and Araujo, Gary D Gruber, 'Thom- C Dorian, Michael Devlin, Thom- N Kriesberg, Courtney D Ed- Related Professions GS-5 to 15 424 as M Kennedy, John M Manos, as C Devlin, Joyce S Kornbluh, wards, Roseanne M Lippman, Health Scientist Administrator and Deborah E Abramson, Eric K Martin L Price, Gayle A Yeo- Gary R TarnofT, George E Hag- Grants Associate GS-12to15 WA-M1 Tarlow, Michael Kopcsak, Daniel mans, Joseph P Burden, George erty, Antonio I Brandveen, Jo- (D.C. area) E Greenburg, Antonetta Gub- N Garin, Floran L Fink, Joseph seph J Arata, Roni N Schnitzer, Industrial Hygienist GS-5 to 13 230 itosi, Marianne G Regitsky, Ric- C Bierman, Anne M Tannen- Harvey S Sander, Ronald Turbin, Journeyman in Skilled Trades GS-9to12 NY-MI hard M Cohlan, Arnold L Bart- baum, Carol Mellor, Henry Fer- Demetria B Lu, Steven L Rosen- feld, George M Donahue, Charles raioli. thal, Stecen M Ingis, Mark W Meteorological Technicians GS-6,7,9 NY-8^^^ N Tetunic. No. 181 — 84.50% Alexander. (NY-NJ) No. 81 — 91.0% 181 Richard W Gleeson, No. 281 — 75.0% Photographers and Photographers 81 Ira Z Kevelson, Samuel J Michael Paskowitz, Ira J Gross- 281 Jeffrey L Chase, Helen D (Laboratory) GS-4, 5,7 WAM-924 Freund, Mary J Hammer, Amy man, Jeffrey M Marcus, Lawrence Johnson, Jimmy Weathersbee, (D.C. area) E Topiel, Joel A Mintz, Irving Farkash, Mary M Welch, Alan Stuart C Levitas. Technical Aid (Medical, Science and D Alter, Norman L Greene, Joel W Gitter, Bernard Haber, An- Engineering Fields) GS-2,3 NY-0-22 EXAM 1681 D Leiderman, Stanley R Chesler, drew E Goldstein, George S Technical Assistant GS-4 (NYC 40& 9St. ) Betty J Santangelo, John Kelly, Locker, Mitcel H Perkiel, Jared PROM TO SR INVESTIGATOR. REVISED LIST Technicians in Engineering and Irving M Funk, Charles C Shain- Brown, Theodore D Kaufman, Physical Science GS-5 to 12 WA-0-04 This list of 86 eligibles, pub- lished here as a ' revised list" If you want to know what's happening established Sept. 12, 1973, for General use by seven city agencies, re- Air Traffic Controller (FAA) GS-5,7 418 to you sulted ^rom written testing in Deputy Marshall GS-5 WA-3-03 Nov.. 1972. Of the 332 candidates to your chances of promotion who filed, 296 ^ere called and ^ . « . (written) Fed. Service Entrance Exam GS-5 to 9 410 to your job 151 appeai'^d. Salary is $10,800. Bd. of Ed. r. . (written) to your next raise No. 1 — 75.35% Fneght Rate Specialists GS-7,9 WA-6-13 1 Grace L Spano. .. . (D.C. area) and similar matters! Hearing Examiner (Administrative Law Judge) ..GS-15to16 318 Illustrator GS-5,7 W-2-07 Finan Admin FOLLOW THE LEADER REGULARLY! . . (D.C. area) Here is the newspaper that tells you about what is happen- No. 1 — 96.55% 1 Raymond F Bechmann, John Junior Federal Assistant GS-4 411 ing in civil service what is happening to the job you have and Mid-Level Positions GS-9to12 413 the job you want. W Miller, Gerard J Rose, Har- old F Callaghan, Julian Bell, Office Assistant GS-2to5 WA 0102 Make sure you don't miss a single issue. Enter your sub- (D.C. area, written) David Astor, Milton P Meisner, scription now. Senior Level Positions GS-13to 15 408 Anita Pfefler, Robert L Slng- The price is $7.00. That brings you 52 issues of the Civil Technical Assistant (Agr, Bio, Data Processing, rossi, Charles J Venezla, Saul L Service Leader filled with the government job news you want. Engn, Med, Sci and Other Fields) GS-4 409 Jacobowitz, Seymour Siegel. Ric- You can subscribe on the coupon below: Worker Trainee GS-1 NY-1-08 hard L Katz. Harold Hood. Ro- bert S Fuchs. William H Art, (NYC & St.) CIVIL SERVICE LEADER Pauline Strausberg, Lela M Val- 11 Warren Strt*« vera. Teeny Marchese. New York, N*w York 10007 Medical Aids, Assistants, Technicians GS-5 to 9 WA-8-13 I enclose $7.00 (check or money order for a year's subscrip- Housing Auth Audiologist, Speech Pathologist, tion) to the Civil Service Leader. Please enter the name listed No. 1 — 79.55% and Audiologist Speech Pathologist GS-9to12 WA-7-27 below. 1 Sam Guberman. (D.C. area) NAME Autopsy Assistant GS-4,5 NY-9-05 Hous Devel Adm (NYC area) ADDRESS No. 1 — 85.075% Dental Hygienist, Dental Laboratory 1 Charles N Valenti, Saul T Technician GS-5 to 7 NY-3-03 CITY Zip Code Black, Joseph T Lorlng. (NYC ft St.) (Continued on Page 11) (Continued on Page IS) O'Hagan Tries To Halt PO Is Seeking Jr. Stenos m\ Repeat Ttus! Anyone with one year's mum age limit. 25% Cut Of Probies general office experience or a Form 2479 AB may be ob- (Continued from Psre 6) commercial high school di- tained from the Job Information his Senate counterpart, Senator As of Leader presstime pointed was split into two groups ploma may apply for a jun- Office, lobby of the Church John Marchi, chairman of the Friday the Fire Department — one of minorities and one of Street Station, 90 Church St., Senate Finance Committee. Both was continuing to urge its non-minorities — when a federal ior stenographer examin- ation being offered by the New York. N.Y. 10007; or at must work closely with Governor recommendation against re- judge said t'ne exam was racially the General Post Office. 380 West Malcolm Wilson, Budget Director New York City Regional of- ducing the classes of proba- discriminatory. The two lists 33rd St., Room 3508. New York. Richard Dunham and their staffs. would be used to make appoint- fice of the U.S. Postal Ser- tionary firemen from 152 to N.Y. 10001. Despite the constant pressures C/3 ments at the rate of three white vice. There are presently M 112 appointments. Final de- Completed applications may be on him. Assemblyman Stephens per each black or Hispanic, not to five junior steno vacancies cision on the size of classes filed in person at those loca- is typically affable, never at a exceed a total of 152, the court and more are expected. The was expected to be made by said. tions or may be mailed to the loss for flashes of wit, and cour- Jan. 21. position pays $8,851 to $11,- Post Office Examination Sec- teous to all who besiege him. n If the class of 112 is approved, 441. If the effort fails, only 112 tion, 90 Church St., New York, nirough his hard work and no. 7,736.5 will be the last minori- N.Y. 10007, Room 1505. diligence, Stephens has won the eligibles will enter the fire train- ty appointed, and no. 1,954 will Candidates will be summoned > to a written test and must type admiration and respect of his ss ing session Jan. 26. be the last non-minority. The colleagues and the public rep- class would consist of 84 non- at least 40 words per minute for Plumber Appoints Fire Commissioner John O'Ha- five minutes with no more than resentatives he must deal with. gan told The Leader the Depart- minorities, and 28 minorities. Nineteen plumbers helpers have This will be the third class to two errors and take a dictation been appointed to five city agen- ment "needs the probies" and test in shorthand or on a steno- would like to be able to comply be hired under the court order, cies following a certification pool and the next class is expected type machine requiring 80 words by the city Dept. of Personnel with a court order which set the per minute. number of appointees at 152. to be appointed March 23. last week. The last number ap- Eligibles All applicants will be notified pointed was 26 from the eligible The move to reduce the classes (Continued from Page 10) 45 Cement Masons Miss by the Postal Service when and list resulting from exam 2122. by about 25 percent came from where to appear for the tests. Law Depart A total of 45 candidates for the city after studies showed the Candidates must be U.S. citi- No. 1 — 81.20% a actual attrition rate of the Fire Wanna be a good guy? cement mason have been found zens and must be at least 18 Dept. was lower than projected. Give a pint of blood. 1 Charles Slater, Horace W hS not qualified or not eligible for on the date they file, except for Call UN 1-7200 Elliott. Ralph L Melady, Ed- The civil service list from promotional exam 3516 by the high school graduates, who must The Greater New Yoi ward J Conrby. which fire eligibles will be ap- city Dept. of Personnel. be at least 16. There is no mini- Blood Program Personnel Depi No. 1 83.60% 1 Andrew R Horn, Harold R Carney, Michael A Gentile, Ed- ward T Dunn, Martin Prince, Ralph J Bova. j

Sodal Services youwon*t No. 1 — 88.0% 1 Elizabeth Mitsner, Jerome S Herman, Richard H Parkaa. belieue how Richard P Barcia, Willie Stuckey, Neal B Freuden, Kenneth S Le- vin, Prank T Olton, Edward stood it tastes... A Yofwell, Joseph J Magavero. Marjorle Agger, Robert J Cotien, Michael A Gerflnkel, Joseph P Murray, Gary A Feigenbaum, until you Leonard M Arak. Edward Grandt, Michael T Schml^, Bernard A taste it I Nicholas Duczak. No. 21 — 78.50% 21 Robert J Baron, Richard N Wahl, John M Gargano, Shel- don J Mermelstein, Harold G Malament, Herbert' M Hersch, Jan G Schneider, Michael R Deprino, Eugene 8 Goldln, Ro- bert A Becker, Amy A Pamp- hlle, Jean A Kline, James N Mehmet, John J Kel^, Wolfram D Tschapka, Charles M Floyd, Batt>ara J Brown, Salvatore Buc- (PRONOUNCE ITGAY-KEE-KAN) cellato, John J Redmond, Ste- phen C Hull.

No. 51 — 73.506% 41 Joseph C White 3rd, Lou- is S Oappelllno, Morton L Jan- Is, Bruce K Sheriff, Sally R Makunud, Enzo Bercarl, Flora Newsome, Annette Sferuzza, Ni- PLUM cholas C Zubridc Jr, Joan Slot- nick, Erich Klein, Michael Kahan.

NEW YORK CITY HEALTH & HOSPITALS COUP PBOM TO FOREMAN ELECTRICIAN List Estab. Jw. 10, 1974 WINE 1 Charles R Benaon, Jolm L Tuozzolo, Angelo Tagarelli, Nich- olas R Delouisa, Louis M SQUlti- er,i Michael A Basta, John C serve Coen. ^ with club soda Prom, to Storekeoper Filing for promotion to store- keeper, exam 3623, will reopen or on the rocks Feb. 4 and continue for one week. That filing must be done in per- son at the city Dept. of Per- with a kiss of lemon sonnel, 49 Thomas St., Manhat- tan. In addition th^ oral exam for promotion to storekeeper candidates has been changed from March 21 to April 26, and Imported hy the Sidney Frank Importing Co., Inc., N.Y. will include the New York City Health and Hospital Corporation. Correction Officer Jobs Open MABSTOA Cleaner Jobs Correction officer jobs with rection hospitals throughout the Counties. New York State are still state. See page 15 of The Leader for Open For Filing To January 25, available. Men between 20 Candidates must compete in where to apply for this job. Etete and 37 years old with a high the examination for the region in of exams will be announced to s school diploma and in good which they live and the state has candidates through the mail. No Experience, Education Needed a physical condition may apply been broken into seven regions (1 The written exam for correc- No formal education or ex- The written exam on Feb. 9, to take an exam for correc- through 7) with exam numbers tion officer is designed to test perience is needed for any- will cover general maintainer and candidates' knowledge, skills N tion officer (male) from now 20-541 through 20-547, respec- one at least 18 years old in- mechanical knowledge and apti- W and/or abilities in such areas as until further notice. tively. Region 7, which is exam terested in becoming a clean- tude, including basic job-related t no. 20-547, encompasses Bronx, using good judgment, following arithmetic. Those successful on n er with the Manhattan and 9 Starting salary is $10,155 to Dutchess, Kings, Nassau, New directions and understanding and the written test must then pass C $10,355 for a Job In one of the interpreting written material. Bronx Surface Transit Op- cs York, Orange, Putrmm, Queens, qualifying physical and medical various correctional facllitlefi, Richmond, Rockland, Suffolk, Those who pass the written erating Authority (MABS- tests and background investiga- correction youth camps or cor- Sullivan, Ulster and Westchester test will undergo a medical exam TOA). Applications may be tion before appointment. I- filed to Jan. 25 for the po- and investigative character The qualifying physical test will screening. Candidates must have sition, which pays $4.69 an consist of two sub-tests. In one 9 at least 20/40 vision in each eye H hour to start and $4.82 an sub-test, eligibles will be re- (glasses permitted), be at least hours the second year. quired to do a free-style broad- tf REAL ESTATE VALUES 5'7". weigh at least 145 lbs. and U jump of 4 feet, taking oft with have satisfactory hearing. They Applications for the Feb. 9 fi exam may be obtained only in both feet at one time. In the Farms, Country Homes must also be legally eligible to other sub-test, eligibles will be carry firearms. person from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at a New York State room 407, 84 Fifth Ave. (at required to lift a dumbbell from u WINTER Catalog of Hundreds of Real 14th St.), in Manhattan, or at a stop position at the should- u Kingsview Estate & Business Bargains. All types, BUY M sizes & prices. Dahl Realty, Coble- MABSTOA. 7th floor, 605 W. er to a full arm vertical exten- > skill 7, N.Y. U. S. 132nd St., Manhattan. sion above the head, raising a u Homes, Inc. BONDS! minimum of 35 pounds with each Cleaners are assigned to clean, hand and a combined total of at CD Co-op Apts. CAMBRIA HTS $28,500 sweep and wash buses and other least 80 pounds. UM Help Wanted M/F 5 bidgs. — 2V2 to SVi room BRICK COLONIAL automotive equipment as well as > In evaluating the medical M apartments, 10 min. from All Ige rms, modern kitch & baths. WANTED — REPRESENTATIVES shops, garages and other MAB- Garage. Many extras. Call for an TO LEARN TRAVEL INDUSTRY— qualifications of eligibles. special downtown Brooklyn. All conveni- STOA facilities. The work is appmt to see. no experience necessary — Commis- emphasis will be given to the ences including private park, both indoors and outdoors and LAURELTON BRK TUDOR sion plus travel benefits — Full or following: vision of less than indoor and outdoor parking, part-time — Hours open — Call for cleaners may be required to 7% MTGE TAKE-OVER information between 2:00 P.M. and work day, evening or night shifts, 20/30, each eye separately, rejects tight security and other facili- Lvly home with all Ig rms. Fin 9:00 P.M. including Saturdays, Sundays and (eyeglasses allowed, contact or ties. Applications now being ac- bsnit & gar can be yours for only 212 336 1000 or 516 872 3111 tinted lenses not allowed); peri- cepted with small down pay- S25 5 mo to bank inci prins, intrst, holidays. taxes, ins & escrow. Only S7,000 pheral visual fields of less than ment for resale of apts. Call needed. No credit check. 140 degrees, reject; color vision, TR 5-4088 _ 9 to 3 P.M. LAURELTON $46,900 inability to hear a whisper- SUPER-SPECIAL HOUSE ed and conversational voice, 15 yr young legal 2-fam corner jr (hearing aid not allowed), hernia, |IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!I!IIIIIIIIIIIIIII| brick & shingle, 2 extra Ige 5-rm PJIUL .ipts plus nite club bsmt, 2 car gar. epilepsy, varicose veins, as- I CAMBRIA HEIGHTS | Garden grounds. A must to see! NEWMON thma, presence of chronic an- = S37.990 = Queens Homes Sales, Inc. emia, diabetes, alcoholism and = BRICK ALL THE WAY = ROBEBTT drug abuse — all rejects. = AROUND S 170-13 Hillside Avenue Jamaica, N.Y. OL 8-7510 REIXFOBD = Ranch ... all rooms on 1 floor, = Heart condition, lung condi- = 3 bedrooms — beautifully laid = = out — modern eat-in kitchen — = tion, hypertension, hypotension, = ranch sized living room — con- = ROBESa impairment of back or extremi- ST. ALBANS $31,990 S ventional dining room — finished = ties, paralysis, history of mental = basement playroom — 40x100 = MOTHER & DAUGHTER SHAW or nervous ailment — may reject. = landscaped grounds — automatic = Located in top area on private street S heat — refrigerator — air con- = IN A BLl/PHIUIPS PROOOCTON Of is this fine 8 rm home featuring 3 A GEORGE RO/ Hill FILM Any disease, injury or abnor- = ditioned — screens/storms, many = full baths, 3 full kitchens & double mality which in the opinion of = extras. Near schools, shopping = garage. Vets need only SI500 total A MCHAfiO D ZANUCK/CVW BROWN PBtSfNTAnON = centers, bus/subway transpor- = cash. Vacant. We have keys. the medical examiner would pre- = tation. Low down payment can = MORTGAGE MONEY AVAILABLE A PARAMOUNT RELEASE vent performance of the duties = be arranged for GIs or any other = DINO OE LAURENTII8 = buyer. Ask for Mr. Soto. = CAMBRIA HTS All Brick of the position — rejects. Ultra mod 7Vi rm home with mod presents I ST. ALBANS | For more information call the kitch, 114 baths, enclosed screened MABSTOA Examining Board at = $38,990 1 patio, double garage, eat-in kitchen, ALmCINO = BRICK HI-RANCH = fin bsmt, wood-burning fireplace. 691-1054. = 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, ranch-sized = !'SCRPICa" = living room, conventional sized = We Have Mortgage Produced by MARTIN BREGMAN = dining room, finished rentable = Directed by SIDNEY LUMET FARMER IN POST S basement, with extra bath. Gar- = Money Available Screenplay by WALDO SALT ALBANY — Bernard W. Pot- = age, 50x100, landscaped grounds, = Many other 1 & 2 Family fine homes and NORMAN M/EXLER ter, a Truxton dairy farmer, has = automatic gase heat, wall to wall = in Laurelton & Queens Village Based on the book by PETER MAAS = carpeting and a long list of other = MUSIC by MIKIS THEODORAKIS been appointed deputy commis- = extras. GI, FHA and convention- = Bimston Realty inc. Color by TECHNICOLOR' I sioner of Agriculture and Mar- S al mortgages available with low = Original Soundlrack Altiuin ] = down payments. Ask for Mr. Ray- = 229-12 LINDEN BLVD. [ w Paramount Rer.ordb and Ttiptifi ^ kets at an annual salary of = mond Rogers. = CAMBRIA HTS., QUEENS ...all It takes is m$36,542 . TEL.: 723-8400 "H • T'"'!^..., ^tf A Parannount -: Open 7 Days A Week :- a little Confidence. __) Release I BUTTERLY | Sth QREAT WEEK! Pass your copy of Wf.neo t» Oecteo Dy The Leader I & GREEN I A Walter Retdr Thtaire ELMwgpo DAVID S. VW^RD • GEORGE ROY HILL Lives Depend On It BARONET RKOKEITH'S on to a non-member. i 168-25 Hillside Ave. 1 PtofluceOby 3rd AVE AT SlJth ST flUSHtNG I JA 6-6300 I DONATE BLOOD TONY BILL. 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State And County Eligible Lists w 161 Sullivan G Monroe 83.2 EXAM 55309 14 Brown C Cambria Hii 95.4 162 Botwin B Baldwin 83.2 JUDICIAL CONFERENCE 15 C«Midy J NYC 95.3 95.3 163 Conlon J NYC 83.2 Federal COURT ASSISTANT II, 16 Joshua A Bklyn 83.2 94.9 164 Mayorana A Flushing SUFFOLK CO 17 Howard R NYC 83.2 18 Manitero N Bklyn 94.2 165 Ferrari G Staten Is 1 Carhart D W Babylon 99.9 94.1 166 Pon H Bklyn 83.1 19 Carcaci E Bklyn 83.0 2 Leppla M N Babylon 99.6 20 Hartigan M Lindenburst 93.9 167 Kesting H Kew Gdns His ^ May M Commack 97.5 83.0 Job Calendar 21 Lafferty J Staten Ii 93.8 168 Allman R NYC 83.0 4 Gotab V Melville 96.7 22 Martin C Bklyn 93.8 169 Leone J Yonkers 5 Batile E Lindenhurit 94.7 93.7 170 Behan E Islip 83.0 § 23 Connolly J Great Neck 82.9 P 6 Mays P Lk Ronkonkma 93.5 24 Torres A Staten Is 93.5 171 Scott C Freeport 7 lanniMi M Commack 92.7 93.0 172 Sica T Chester 82.9 Medical 25 Hoaglund E Bklyn 82.8 CA 8 Bachmann M Commack 91.7 26 Come J Bklyn 93.0 173 Thomas C Yonkers 9 Kavtts R Hauppauge 91.7 92.2 174 Cunningham E Bx 82.5 M 27 Davis A Bx 82.4 (Continued from Paje 10) 10 Stewart S Brentwood 91.1 28 Hughes E Mollis 92.2 175 Lyren F Rego Pk § 82.3 11 Felice C Patchogue 90.6 29 Corcoran J Elmont 92.1 176 Masterson L Staten Is 82.3 Title Salary Grade Exam No. 12 Tulloch L Huntngtn Sta 90.0 30 Ballabio E Woodhaven 91.9 177 Luke Charles Bx 82.3 13 Davison G East Islip 89.7 31 Daly B Commack 91.8 178 Revans T Bx 82.3 WA-8-10 14 Stewart C Brentwood 89.7 32 Glassman W Bklyn 91.6 179 Dreinick J Flushing Dietitian GS-5to12 82.1 15 May J Riverhead 89.6 33 Famulare R Dix Hills 91.6 180 Bessinger G Chester Dietetic Assistant GS-5 to 7 WA-8-10 16 May P Aqueboguc 89.6 91.6 181 Goldman A Bklyn 82.1 34 Moehring J Whitestone 82.1 > WA-8-10 17 Romano R Commack 89.5 35 Neuburger M Forest Hills 91.4 182 Stern M Bklyn Public Health Nutritionist GS9to12 18 Downs G Riverhead 89.2 91.4 183 Ronner M Bklyn .82.1 NY-302 36 Gymph A Bklyn 82.1 i Medical Machine Technicians GS-5 to 8 19 French J E Northport 88.4 37 Kalugin S Jackson Hts 91.3 184 Woods K LI City 20 Kiellman H Bay Shore 87.3 91.3 185 Stryjewski S Bx 82.1 (NYC & St.) 38 Butchen M Merrick 81.9 21 Curley E Commack 87.3 39 Herman B Jamaica 91.3 186 Manahan G W Islip WA-9-02 22 Bokina B Peconic 87.2 91.2 187 Bobrick A Bklyn 81.9 Medical Officer GS-lltolS 40 Polirano L NYC .81.7 23 Andriaccio R Stony Brook 86.9 41 Polan A Forest Hills 91.1 188 Accurso J Bklyn Medical Radiology Technician 24 Schmeider A Bay Shore 86.5 91.0 189 Laskowski B New Hyde Pk 81.6 42 Dean T Bklyn 81.6 (Diagnosis or Therapy) GS-5,6 NY-0-25 25 Glaniman B Commack 86.4 43 McLeer J Bklyn 91.0 190 Burns J Bx 26 Darcy L Shirley 86.0 91.0 191 Goldenstein A W Hvrstrw 81.5 (NYC & St.) 44 Buckley J Bayside 81.5 27 Price M Commack 86.0 45 Reich W Sea CliflF 91.0 192 Andretta P Mineola 331 28 Patrick M Brentwood 85.1 90.9 193 Eidels N NYC 81.4 Medical Record Librarian GS-5 to 12 46 Murphy T Pearl River 81.3 NY-3-01 29 Arico G Nesconset 85.1 47 Dunn E Jamaica 90.8 194 Wharmby W Bklyn § Medical Technician GS-5 to 7 30 Perlich C Lindenburst 84.1 90.5 195 Katz H Bklyn 81.3 48 Caballero B NYC 81.3 (NYC & St.) 31 Broniecki D Hampton Bays . 82.1 49 Wilson J Bklyn 90.5 196 Legge R Staten Is 32 Akscin G Southold 82.0 90.5 197 Tipaldi J Hollis 81.3 50 Stone M Bklyn 81.2 3 Medical Technical Assistant 33 Decarlo L Wsthmptn Bch 81.7 51 Emanuele C Bklyn 90.3 198 Antell G NYC 355 34 McMeekan M Westhampton 80.1 199 Laub C Staten Is 81.2 (Public Health Service) GS-6 52 Deloughry D Bx 90.3 81.2 35 Krmolovich M E Northport 79.9 200 Roemer J Bx NY-902 53 Fields L Bx 90.2 81.1 36 Calcara A Brentwood 79.3 201 Johnson R Bx 54 Howard R Bx 90.2 81.0 Medical Technologists GS-5 to 11 (NY&NJ) 37 Felice F Patchogue 79.1 202 Kellner M Bklyn 55 Rouse G Bayside 89.7 80.9 NY-1-16 38 Barrafato 1 E Northport 78.6 56 Dworkin L Ctl Islip 89.7 203 Dillon R New Hyde Pk 39 Levy H Huntngtn Sta 78.5 80.9 Nursing Assistant GS-2,3 57 Schultz G Bklyn 89.5 204 McGittigan E Bklyn 80.8 (NYC & St.) 40 Nonnenmacher C Ctr Moriches 78.1 58 Cusick T Bx 89.4 205 Taitt E NYC WA-7-47 41 Betts B East Islip 77.7 59 Carroll F Bx 89.4 206 Katsavos T Bklyn 80.6 Orthotist, Prosthetist GS-6 to 11 42 Broskus P Ctr Moriches 77.4 60 Johnson R Bklyn 89.2 207 Sawitsky M Seaford 80.6 Pharmacist GS-9to11 WA-8-09 13 Gerbino R Commack 76.4 61 Jacoby S Queens Vill 89.0 208 Schwager M Bx 80.6 44 Barker B Huntngtn Sta 75.6 62 Hassing A Bklyn 88.9 209 Gaines T Hollis 80.6 Physician's Assistant GS-7to11 428 45 McGrath J Bohemia 75.4 63 Gattuso L Bklyn 88.9 210 McKenna W Thornwood 80.5 Professional Nurse GS-4to15 419 46 Taibbi L Ronkonkoma 75.1 64 Dawson D Astoria 88.7 211 Simmons T Jamaica 80.5 (7 Valenti M Lk Ronkonkma 74.3 65 Feeney J Bklyn 88.6 212 O'Rourke W NYC 80.5 Resident in Hospital Administration 48 Halpern D Huntington 74.1 66 Rago J Bklyn 88.6 213 Haus R NYC 80.3 (Vets Adm.) WA-9-17 49 Dumareso L Ctl Islip 74.1 67 Hassell A St Albans 88.5 214 Jedlowski A Bklyn 80.3 50 Scully D Brightwaters 73.9 68 Kauget 1 Bx 88.5 215 Consigli S Woodside 80.3 Therapists: Physical, Occupational, Corrective .. 51 Koenig G E Northport 73.5 69 Lederer J Bx 88.5 216 Moyna E Bx 80.3 Educational, Manual Arts GS-6 to 9 WA-8-03 52 Smith L Riverhead 73.5 70 Travers J Staten Is 88.4 217 Zerrenner R Northport NY 80.3 53 Probish E Kings Pk 73.1 71 Grant L Jamaica 88.4 218 Isaacs S Spring Val 80.2 Veterinarian Trainee 54 Campolong L Smithtown 72.4 72 Kessler R Massapequa 88.4 219 Giacalone M Glendale 80.2 WAG-07 55 Roach E Smithtown 72.2 73 Diamonda V Bellmore 88.4 220 Fishkin D Commack 80.2 (Dept. of Agriculture) GS-5 to 7 56 Trendor S Smithtown .70.8 74 Coveney G NYC 88.4 221 Grey M NYC 80.2 Veterinary Medical Officer GS-9ta15 WA-9-07 57 Wohl R Deer Park 70.3 75 Graziosa V Staten Is 88.2 222 Jordan W Bklyn 80.2 76 Matthews D LI City 88.1 223 Rich G Elmont 80.1 EXAM 55304 77 Polik F Woodsie 88.1 224 Pollack R E Meadow 80.0 JUDICIAL CONFERENCE 78 Stephens W Bklyn 88.1 225 Cardoza J Bklyn 80.0 SR IDNTFCTN OFFICER, 79 Crowley D Long Beach 88.1 226 Tully J Woodside 79.9 Military NYC CRIMINAL COURT 80 Centioni H Astoria 88.0 227 Reaves R Bx 79.6 1 McCormack J NYC 89.2 81 Costello D Bklyn 87.9 228 O'Donnell J Bx 79.6 Air Reserve Technician (Administrative, 2 Dunches R Bklyn 79.8 82 Waiter R Ozone Pk 87.9 229 Clancy W Bx 79.5 Clerical/Technical positions) GS-5 to 15 AT-0-59ART 3 Dagostino P Bklyn 78.8 83 Villante T Rosedale 87.9 230 Sherman H Queens Vill 79.5 -1 Fmptage F Sprngfid 75.7 84 Ahearn W Nesconset 87.8 231 Gaines C Bklyn 79.5 Army Reserve Technician: 5 Dawson D Bklyn 72.1 85 Sexton M Woodside 87.8 232 Gormley E Flushing 79.5 6 Armstrong R Bklyn 70.2 86 Sakoutis J Richmond 87.7 233 Gilday G Seaford 79.4 Aircraft Pilot GS-12 NY-3 06 (NY & NJ) 87 Mills B Roslyn 87.7 234 Murphy E Jamaica 79.4 Flight Instructor GS-11 EXAM 55310 88 Carney J Bronx 87.6 235 Ryran R Staten Is 79.3 JUDICIAL CONFERENCE 89 Russell R Jackson Hts 87.5 236 Houseman L Staten Ls 79.3 Aircraft Dispatcher GS-7 COURT ASSISTANT 11, 90 Lofaro C Glendale 87.5 237 Pugliares J Richmond 79.3 WESTCHESTER CO 91 Rihacek C E Setauket 87.5 238 Parenio E Bklyn 79.3 Army Reserve Technician: 1 Romancllo H Port Chester 91.4 92 Frangipane A Bklyn ,87.4 239 Geis V Far Rockaway 79.3 Administrative Supply Technician GS-4to6 NY-9-26 2 Pasquaione S Yonkers 78.5 93 Peffer J Bklyn 87.0 240 Shablauskas E Forest Hills 79.2 3 Stewart A Yonkers 72.6 94 Condelles P Rosedale 86.9 241 Divitta J Bx 79.0 (NYC & St.) 95 Arbuss J Flushing 86.8 242 Berger B Bklyn 79.0 Staff Administrative Specialist GS-7 EXAM 45300 96 Remini V E Northport 86.8 243 Watson J Bx 78.9 JUDICIAL CONFERENCE 97 Coyle P NYC 86.8 244 Young G NYC 78.9 Staff Administrative Assistant GS-9 COURT CLERK 1, COUNTY CLERK, 98 Connolly J Commack 86.6 245 Daly J Terryville 78.7 CLERK OF COURTS, BROOME CO 99 Lucchese R Armonk 86.5 246 Campbell J Hollis 78.7 Staff Training Assistant GS-7,9 100 Mencher S Bx 86.5 78.5 1 Schmidt G Marathon 78.9 247 Ryan J Bklyn 101 O'Connor M NYC 86.4 248 Ruggiero J Staten Is 78.5 Marine Operations PHO-23 102 Moore R Bx EXAM 45283 86.4 249 Casten R Bklyn 78.4 Military Sealift Command 73-1 JUDICIAL CONFERENCE 103 Farrell W Val Stream 86.4 250 Gibstein L Bx .78.4 COURT ASST II. 104 Mancher N Forest Hills 86.2 251 Sanchez N NYC .78.4 Tailor GS-7 NY-O 16 (West Pt.) WESTCHESTER CO 105 Gianino J Woodside 86.1 252 Eberle R Flushing 78.4 106 Kantor S Bklyn 86.1 .78.3 1 Lowell I Hartsdale. 92.4 253 Punch N Rosedale Cutter GS-10 107 Davis S NYC 86.1 78.3 2 Sullivan N White Plains 87.6 254 Riemann G Pt Washington 108 Mahoney R NYC 86.0 78.3 Pressor CS-6 3 Lander A Scarsdaie 86.0 255 Barrows D Howard Beach 109 Carraher E Val Cottage 86.0 . .78.2 4 Popoff A Yonkers 86.0 256 Austin H Pearl Rvr 110 Ansaldi A Flushing 85.9 . 78.2 Sewer-Hand Machine GS-5 5 Brindley D Pt Chester 82.8 257 Ross E NYC 111 Rosenberg D Bklyn 85.9 78.2 6 Natoli M Yonkers 81.2 258 Goldstein I Howard Beach 112 Lettieri R Staten Is 85.9 78.2 7 Edelstein R Yonkers 81.2 259 Ercolani H Bx 113 Flynn O Bklyn 85.9 78.1 « Florentz N White Plains 81.2 260 Contessa J Howard Beach 114 Shields E Bx 85.9 77.9 9 Boland J Yonkers 78.0 261 Spudner V St Albans Social And Education 115 O Meara H Bklyn 85.8 77.8 10 Helwig M Yonkers 76.4 262 Kimelman N Bx 116 Schechter S Centereach 85.8 .77.8 I 1 Mullen S Bronxville 74.8 263 Leone J Bklyn Correctional Officer GS-6 WA-2-Q4 117 Henry E Hewlett 85.7 77.7 12 Howard C New Rochelle 74.8 264 Gray E Bx 118 Tarquinio A Flushing 85.7 77.7 Hospital Police Officer GS-4 NY-72-2 13 Hoardon A Yonkers 71.6 265 Edelson M Bklyn 119 Markunas J Massapequa 85.7 77.7 14 Chimgra T Yonkers 71.6 266 Brown E NYC (NYC & St.) 120 Adair J NYC 85.6 267 Depamphilis E Bx 77.7 15 Fischer J Scarsdaie 70.0 121 Burns R Bx 85.5 Indian Education-Elementary Teacher, 16 Sampson R Yonkers 70.0 268 Crawford T New Rochelle 77.6 122 McNamara C Seaford 85.3 269 Sullivan J NYC 77.6 Secondary Teacher, and Guidance Counselor 17 Olmsted R Harrison 70.0 123 Duer G Nanuet 85.3 18 Hyde J Pt Chester 70.0 270 Finn V Queens Vill 77.6 DM-2-02 124 Shea T East Meadow 85.3 271 Repole A NYC 77.6 (Bureau Indian Affairs) GS-5 to 9 125 Stone L Great Neck 85.3 272 Huxhorn R Bklyn 77.5 Museum Technician GS-5,7 WAM-103 EXAM 45259 126 Gray R Jamaica 85.2 273 Murray E Greenwood Lk 77.4 JUDICIAL CONFERENCE 127 MtGarity W Belle Harbor (DC area) 85.2 274 Hauburger R Orangeburg 77.3 LAW STENO. NASSAU CO 128 Delfavero E Sea Cliff 85.1 275 Holen J Breezy Pt 77.2 Professional Careers for Librarians GS-7 to 12 422 1 Dinionda E Merrick 129 Barrett E Bklyn 80.5 85.1 276 DeVito J Bklyn .77.2 2 Ross G Bellmore 130 Ditrich V LI City Psychologist (Clinical, Counseling, VA and 79.0 84.8 277 Mohan E NYC 77.2 3 Janisch C Levittown 131 Fitzsimmcms J Garden City WA-9-13 77.5 84.8 278 Lambert K Yonkers 77.1 Psychologists) GS-11,12 ) Willson R Glen Head 132 Bovasso N N Babylon 76.0 84.8 279 Rosenbaum E NYC 76.9 5 l.embek B Oceanside 133 Kern F Bklyn Social Worker and Correctional 74.5 84.7 280 OToole G Glen Head 76.9 6 Faeth G Plainview 134 Christopher U Elmhurst Treatment Specialist GS-9 to 12 426 73.0 84.7 281 Bass E Bklyn 76.8 " Martin P E Meadow 135 Lyons J Bx 70.0 84.5 282 Walton J Bklyn 76.8 Therapy GS-5 to 9 WAH-803 8 Moran F Levittown 136 Rogovin B Bklyn 70.0 84.5 283 Donovan T Bx 76.8 137 Schiffer H Bklyn 84.5 284 Rodney P Bklyn 76.8 138 Friedler H NYC EXAM 45255 84.5 285 Becker T Rockaway Pk 76.7 139 Rowe A Bklyn JUDICIAL CONFERENCE 84.4 286 Pickett A NYC 76.7 LAW STF.NO, SUFFOLK CO 140 Friedman N Bx Stenography And Typing 84.3 287 Dandridge R Bx 76.7 Hibcll M Northport 82.0 141 Ross W Staten Is 84.1 288 Cohn W NYC 76.7 142 Silverstein S Oceanside NY-M4 Dcangelo F Smithtown 71.5 84.1 289 Quinn R Bklyn 76.7 Data Transcriber GS-2,3 Capalbo R Rocky Pt 7().o 143 Barkovich R Staten Is 84.1 290 McKeon B Pearl River 76.6 (Suffolk Co.) 144 Olsen W Bklyn 84.0 291 Vissicchio A Wantagh 76.6 NY-3-01 145 Zenka A Queens Vill EXAM 55312 84.0 292 Mangelli L Bx 76.6 Key Punch Operator GS-2-, 3 146 Lobel S Bklyn (NYC & St.) JUDICIAL CONFIKENCE 83.9 2'J3 Ryan H Maspeth 76.5 147 Albert S Bronxville COURT CLERK II, NYC 83.8 294 Tabussi A Bklyn 76.5 NY-9-17 1 148 MiGuire G Bklyn James F NYC 100.8 83.^ 295 Fujarski A Bellerose 76.4 Reporting Stenographer GS-5 2 149 Bussty L NVC (NYC & St.) Byrne D Stony Brook 100.8 83.6 296 Redmond J Bklyn 76.2 < Arus I Bx 150 Campbell C Ux 100.3 83.6 297 Rundazzo F Ease Meadow 76.2 WA-901 1 151 Plonki A Bklyn Stenographer GS-2 to 5 A^zuto Staten Is 99.- 83.5 298 Stein M Bx 76.2 S 152 Keller M Bklyn (D.C. area, written) Rogjn B Tappan 98.5 83.5 299 Accardi F Levittown 76.1 6 153 Quinn H Queens Vill Taverni R Flushing 97.5 83.5 300 Filippi J Floral Pk 76.1 Shorthand Reporter GS-7,9 NY-9-17 7 154 Akers L Bx Bannon J Bklyn 9^.0 83.4 301 Czelusniak A Bklyn 76.1 8 155 Eckstein VC NYC (NYC & St.) Montella T S Ozone Pk 96.6 83.3 302 Raguso T Bklyn 76.1 9 156 Feureisen A Richmond WA-9-01 Dugan K Hkl>n 96.5 83.3 303 Bergin M Maspeth 76.1 Typist GS-2 to 4 10 157 Parham R Sprngld Gdn Fahey R Whitestone 96.5 83.3 304 Jacobsen O Staten Is 76.0 (DC area) 11 Fdsone A Staten Is 158 Murray R Smithtown 83.3 96.1 305 Gittleman D Lynbrook 76.0 12 Thompson W Bx 96.1 159 Murray R Smithtown 83.2 15) 13 McAllister J Pearl River 95.5 16U Galletla A Bklyn 83.2 (Continued on Pace Elmira Water Board Cited For Improper Practices ELMIRA — The Chemung Ck)unty chapter of the Civil Service Employees Assn. has filed three improper practice charges with the State Public Employment Relations Board OS charging the Elmira Water Board with breach of contract. At the same time, CSEA has begun State Supreme Court proceedings connected W with one of the three improper t' practice charges. Water Board of previously "re- ly Mr. Considine thinks he is CD S Richard E. Miller, CSiemung fusing on three separate occas- exempt." e County CSEA chapter president, sions to honor grievance proce- es In' all three cases local rul- delivered the notices of the im- dure." ings have been In favor of CS- proper practice charges to Water In one case, Mr. Miller ex- EA and against the Water Board. -S Board Manager Edward Consi- plained, Mr. Considine was or- But according to CSEA the to dine and City Manager Joseph dered to reinstate an employee Water Board still refuses to V 3 E. Satori. The city was named flred in April, to grant him back acknowledge "that they have an H in the actions because it is v the pay and write a letter of apology agreement to live by or even any as water board's legal superior. for the dismissal. This was ac- laws to obey." Mr. Miller explain- CSEA has asked PERB to force complished in August by order ed that the Water Board does Mr. Considine to adhere to of the Elmira Grievance Board not even acknowledge the fact grievance procedures contained and the Elmira Civil Service that the city, which created PUBLIC SPIRITED — A check tor $500 toward fnndinK of a in a signed contract with CSEA Commission. the Board, has the right to di- center for handicapped persons is presented by Charles Peritore, feft, u u covering 1973 and 1974. The second case sought the re- rect it in any way. president of the CSEA chapter at Craig State School. Acceptlnir the > Employees Fired instatement of a second employee CSEA believes that the PERB chapter's contribtuion is Michael Roche, Livintrston-Wyoming Voca- Two of the charges involve flred from the Water Board in decisions will be in CSEA's favor tional Rehabilitation Project Coordinator. The sheltered leorkshop/ u employees who were fired, the April, who has not been rehired and that the State will enforce activities center for multi-handicapped persons is to be established at third case deals with an employee although the Grievance Board its decisions as necessary. the Livin«:ston County Campus in Mt. Morris. who is not receiving a shift dif-' had ordered the Water Board to ferential. In all three cases C$- do so. EA states that Mr. Considine has Not Exempt refused to hear grievances, grant Mr. Miller said, "The Water Creedmoor Director Lauds Staff hearings to explain dismissals, Board is clearly in violation of (Continued from Page 1) ator that there has been and that more security guards and or attend Elmira Civil Service the contract and Mr. Considine vants who work in our mental is crime at Creedmoor State Hos- measures are required at the in- Commission or Elmira Grievance has been told that a number of hospitals are generally under- pital. We resent his imsubstan- stitution. The 300 acres of Board meetings dealing with the times. We don't see how Elmira paid, but they really put them- tiated charge that state employ- grounds as well as the thou- charges. . can be exempt from the state selves out to do the job. Now ees are involved . . . Where has sands of inhabitants and em- Mr. Miller's charges accuse tile civil service laws, but apparent- at' Creedmoor they are begin- the Senator been all these years ployees carmot be adequately ning to feel demoralized because when we requested adequate ap- guarded around the clock by ap- of this." propriatons from the Legisla- proximately 23 seciu*lty guards. Plan Workshop For SUNY Reps He said that the incidence of ture?" The City of New York Police do crime at the Creedmoor groimds, Both Mr. Bendet and Ms. not patrol the state grounds. SYRACUSE — State Uni- which cover 238 acres in Queens Dawson expressed apprehension They come in when called. versity chapter represen- Village and are freely open to about the future, since the wave "We agree with the honorable tatives will sponsor a ne- access by the public, is compar- of publicity has shown that Senator that there has been and gotiation Workshop at the able to any similar institution Creedmoor is very open to out- is crime at Creedmoor State Hos- Hilton Inn, Syracuse, on Jan. 24. or complex. siders and the employees feel pital. "We resent his unsubstantiated and 25, 1974, according to Al- Mr. Bendet, who was accom- vulnerable. charge that state employees are bert Varacchi, chairman of the panied by Terry Dawson, pres- Mr. Bendet said appeals will involved. We, as well as the Civil Service Employees Assn.'s ident of the CSEA Creedmoor continue to be pressed In the Senator, desire to have crime eli- State University committee. chapter, began the press confer- Legislature for more funds for minated. The situation becomes ence with a statement, in which security, and he hoped that Gov. Tne sessions are being planned more critical now since the crim- he said, "I have conducted my Malcolm Wilson might help. with the cooperation of Cornell inal element has learned from own Independent investigation. University's School of Industrial Following is the text of Mr. the Senator's unsubstantiated, Nowhere do I find any evidence and Labor Flelations, and are de- Bendet's statements to the press. well publicized statements that incriminating state employees." signed to equip members of ne- "I have been listening to the the institution and its inhabi- gotiating teams to function After pointing out that CSEA comments and reading the com- tants, as well as the employees, more effectively in negotiating has long been asking for more munications of the State Sen- are at their mercy. local contracts. Resources con- security guards at the Institu- ator regarding intolerable crime "Where has the Senator been sultants from Cornell will tion, Mr. Bendet noted: "We conditions at Creedmoor State all of these years when we re- offer guidance. agree with the honorable sen- Hospital. As president of the Civil quested adequate appropriations Service Employees Assn. New from the Legislature? Crime at York City Region, which includes Creedmoor will decrease in pro- Creedmoor. I have conducted portion to the increase in se- Ffaumenbaum Vs. Pugliese my own Independent investi- curity. gation. Nowhere do I find any "The Legislature LB now in evidence incriminating state em- session. We suggest to the hon- ployees. orable Senator that he reserve As Nassau Picks Nominees "Unsubstantiated buckshot his speeches for the floor of the MINEOLA — The nomination committee of the Nassau chapter, Civil Service Em- charges will not cure anything. Legislature and make c^i^ln that ployees Assn., has proposed 50 names for election to chapter offices in the spring. For years, the Civil Service Em- the Legislature appropriate suf- The committee proposed chapter president Irving Flaumenbaum and Carl Pugliese, ployees Assn.. which represents ficient funds to provide adequate the majority of employees at security for Creedmoor State president of the Health Department unit, for president. Creedmoor State Hospital, has Hospital and other state Insti- For other chapter poaitions. been making public statements tutions similarly situated." the committee proposed: Tom Stapleton and Ruth Brav- named Salvatore Abbey, Virginia Ralph Natale end Keimeth erman for fifth-vice president. Baglln, James Callan, Tom Qar- Cadieux for first vice-president; Also: Mary Calfapietra and glulo, Frank Qriflln, Thomas A Reminder Nick Abbatiello and Howard Esther Phillips for secretary; Healey, Doris Kasner, Ms. Reuth, Quann for secoiKl vice-president; Sam Piscitelli and Anthony Oian- Pauline Szymanski and Ms. Wal- Beatrice Jeanson and Augie Lau- netti for treasurer; Dave Silber- lace. Maternity Leave Is Considered zilotto for third vice-president; man and Edward Ochenkoskl For the Town of Hempstead, Alex Bozza and Edward Logan for financial secretary; Sally they named: Bob Camipbell, Win- for fourth vice-president, and Sartor and Molly Falk for cor- ifred Pranks and John Cozellino, Comparable To Disability Leave responding secretary, and Dud- who declined and is to be re- ALBANY — The Civil Service Employees Assn. reminds ley Kinsley and Carmine Santoll placed. for sergeant-at-arma. state employees that, as the result of an agreement negoti- Oneida Pickets For the Town of oyster Bay: Mr. Abbatiello, Mr. Flaum- ated by CSEA with the state during last year's contract Pasquale Oiallslo and Thelma (Continued from Page 1) enbaum and Mr. Natale were talks, maternity leave is now considered to be comparable Powell. failed to negotiate in good faith. nominated to run for two posts to disability leave under cilvl ser- "The County has not submitted of executive representative. For the School Districts: Ruth vice rules. required by her agency to do so. any documents to support its po- Grimmer. Named for delegate were: Mr. Under the provisions of the At her request and upon filing sition," he said. Abbatiello, Mr. Bozza, Ms. Brav- For combined areas: Kenneth memorandum of understanding of appropriate medical evidence A fact-flnder, appointment erman, Mr. Cadieux, Ms. Calf- Darby. between the State and OBEA, a that she Is unable to perform by the State Public Employment apietra, Kenneth Darby, Ms. Falk, And for Glen Cove: Gertrude pregnant employee shall be al- the dixies of her position due to Relations Board following the Mr. Flaumenbaum. Mr. Qian- Schwlnd. lowed to perform the duties of pregnaiK^, an employee shall be declaration of Impasse, prepared netti, Ms. Jeanson, Mr. Kin- Ms. Reuth headed the com- her Job as long as her doctor granted sick leave for the period a ten-page report with recom- sley, Mr. Natale, Mr. Sllber- mittee. which included: Salva- says she is medically able to of her disability, and ahaU be mendations for a settlement. This man, Ann Rehak, Blandie Reuth, tore Abbey, Virginia Baglln, Ed do so. eligible for sick leave at half pay report has been accepted by CS- Mr. Stapleton and Rita Wallace. Sartor, Ruth Grimmer, lliom- Although the pregnant em- and extended sick leave In ac- EIA, according to Mr. Kane, but For the board of directors, as Healey, Helen Natale and ployee may be encouraged to cordance with exlatlng civil ser- not by Oneida County. representing the county, they Thelma Powell. report her condition, she 1« not (CmiUiuMi en Pace If) Latest State And County Eligible Lists (Continued from Page 13) 316 Schlachier S NYC 75.7 31 Gumenik S Far Rockaway 87.8 122 Barbagallo A NYC 77.2 EXAM 55313 123 Apicella D Flushing 77.2 COURT CLERK II. FAMILY COURT 306 Taubert H Woodside 76.0 317 Victory E Syosset 75.6 32 Schneider S LI City 87.8 318 Tomlinson B NYC 75.4 33 Hill D Bklyn 87.3 124 Peterson H Bklyn 77.1 OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, 307 Murray E Pearl River 76.0 125 Wolf M NYC 77.1 NASSAU COUNTY 308 Mescall J Hicksville 75.9 319 Brown C Bx 75.4 34 Friedman B Bx 86.8 320 Goldberg M Bklyn 75.2 35 Miller D Bklyn 86.7 126 Lum E Jamaica 77.0 1 Biamonte F Seaford 87.0 309 Fitimaurice T Woodside 75.9 127 White D Bklyn 77.0 310 Godino A Bklyn 75.8 321 Morena A Elmont 75.1 36 Woodard P NYC 86.6 2 Koster C Baldwin 81.1 322 Jaeger D Ctl hlip 75.1 37 Kuras N Bklyn 86.5 128 George M Bx 76.8 311 Savarese S Bklyn 75.8 129 Galiiia E Bklyn 76.6 EXAM 45279 312 Davis P Bklyn 75.8 323 Regan J NYC 75.1 38 O'Brien B Woodside 86.4 324 Larkin W NYC 75.1 39 Hirrigan E Astoria 86.1 130 Daniel E Bx 76.2 COURT ASSISTANT II, 313 Bonfiglio S Bklyn 75.8 ALBANY COUNTY 314 Needleman I Bklyn 75.7 325 Ignelii G Yonkers 75.0 40 Greener R Bklyn 85.8 131 Babb L NYC 76.1 315 OReilly D Pearl River 75.7 326 Hoflfman E NYC 75.0 41 Chibot H Bklyn 85.7 132 McMaster B Bklyn 76.1 1 Silverman W Albany 81.4 327 Cole F Jamaica 74.9 42 Taliento R tSaten Is 85.7 133 Stein L Bklyn 76.1 2 Luciano J Albany 76.4 328 Colmant C Woodside 74.9 43 Mitchell R Bklyn 85.3 134 Esposito C Maspeth 76.0 3 Stillwell R Albany 73.2 329 Carroll T New Hyde Pk 74.8 44 Klein S Glendale 85.2 135 Bermudez L Flushing 76.0 4 Towne S Albany 70.0 330 McNamara D NYC 74.8 45 Kornbluth D NYC 85.2 136 Gerber J Bklyn 76.0 WHERE TO APPLY 331 Troeller J East Islip 74.8 46 Cohen E Bellerose 84.9 137 Surmanek A Lk Hiwtha NJ 75.7 EXAM 55305 332 Carty B Queens Vill 74.8 47 Simon S Bklyn 84.8 138 Ross H NYC 75.6 COURT ASSISTANT II, FOR PUBLIC JOBS 333 Kuskowski A New Hyde Pk 74.7 48 Geier L NYC 84.8 139 Depaolis R Bklyn 75.6 FAMILY COURT. 334 Hamilton T Bklyn 74.7 49 Zambrelli E Bklyn 84.5 140 Fabelo E Cambria Hts 75.5 ALBANY COUNTY 335 Sena J NYC 74.7 50 Czerwinski E Wt>odhaven 84.5 141 Pekuly R Bklyn 75.5 1 Treanor F Albany 73.0 NEW YORK CITY —Persons 336 Kelly D Bx 74.6 51 Montes W NYC 84.4 142 Gilliam S NYC 75.5 seeking jobs with the City 337 Pilgrim L Bklyn 74.6 52 Meli J Bklyn 84.1 143 Walsh T Elmhurst 75.4 EXAM 45284 338 Spadotto R Bklyn 74.2 53 Henkin S Bklyn 84.1 144 MacLane E Yonkers 75.2 COURT ASSISTANT 11. should file at the Department of 339 Carman B Bklyn 74.2 54 Pough E Bklyn 84.0 145 Slone M Bklyn 75.1 ALLEGANY COUNTY Personnel, 49 Thomas St., New 340 Brandes E Jericho 74.1 55 Beck P Bklyn 83.7 146 Fishman M Bklyn 75.0 I Scheer K Belmont 92.4 341 Fitzsimmons T Bklyn 74.1 56 Engel H NYC 83.4 York 10013, open weekdays be- 147 Olsen T Bklyn 74.8 342 Barkan S Levittown 74.1 57 Phillips J NYC 83.4 148 McDevitt M Bklyn 74.8 EXAM 55318 tween 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Special 343 McDonnell J Woodside 74.0 58 Honig B Bklyn 83.3 149 Sperling J Bklyn 74.8 COURT CLERK I. NASSAU COUNTY. 344 Kerby J Val Stream 74.0 59 Lutz C Glendale 83.2 150 Peterson U NYC 74.7 COUNTY COURT hours for Thursdays are 8:30 345 Diggs O Mt Vernon 73.9 60 Panza E Bklyn 83.1 151 Travis E Bklyn 74.6 1 Knapp W Merrick 86.8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. 346 Diggs O Bayside 73.9 61 Lewis C Jackson Hts 83.1 152 Butler N Jamaica 74.6 2 Gannon P Masspequa Pk 86.7 347 Added J N Merrick 73.8 62 McCormack J NYC 83.0 153 Moore M B^lyn 74.5 Those requesting applications 348 Geffner D Elmhurst 73.7 63 Friedman E NYC 83.0 154 Fay R Bklyn 74.4 3 Bianchi E Malverne 85.0 by mail must include a stamped, 349 Fitzgerald J Staten Is 73.4 64 Boykin J S Ozone Pk ...82.8 155 Bracey L Bx 74.3 4 Wald J Val Stream 82.7 e 350 Mandracchia M Bklyn 73.4 65 Blumin S Staten Is 82.2 156 Frett L NYC 74.? 5 Bateman D Long Beach 82.5 self-addressed envelope, to be 351 Dix S NYC 73.3 66 Crane V Staten Is 82.1 157 Woodard J Cambria Hts 74.2 6 McNicholas F W Hempstead 78.7 a 7 Snider R Baldwin 78.7 received by the Department at 352 Dalessio A Bx 73.3 67 Nabut J Astoria 82.1 158 Ford G Bklyn 74.1 IsS 353 Meltier C Rego Pk 73.3 68 Troia F NYC 82.1 159 Adams D St Albans 74.0 8 Draghi F Levittown 76.8 least five days before the dead- 354 Johnston R Cambria Hts 73.2 69 Uwarca S NYC 81.8 160 Gamba D Flushing 74.0 9 Trotner E E Meadows 76.8 line. Announcements are avail- 355 Sullivan J Flushing 73.1 70 Rivera P Bklyn 81.8 161 Morea C Elmhurst 73.9 10 Ostreicher R Plainview 75.9 356 Homasino M Bklyn 72.9 71 Sanders D Bx 81.6 162 Markowski N Rosedale 73.7 II Dunne K Levittown 75.7 SO able only during the filing period. 12 McCann T Elmont 71.2 -a 357 Caines H Jamaica 72.8 72 Meyer R NYC 81.6 163 Tracy M NYC 73.6 By subway, applicants can 358 Williams L Q1 Islip 72.3 73 Forman R Bx 81.5 164 Jeffrey J NYC 73.6 13 Gargan W Merrick 70.2 359 Howfield P Elmont 72.2 74 Alexander R Bklyn 81.4 165 Schulti R Bklyn 73.6 reach the filing office via the 360 Stabile L Bx 72.2 75 Geier T NYC 81.3 166 Barrett A Jackson Hts 73.3 EXAM 55318 IND (Chambers St.); BMT (City 361 Gioia F Bx 71.9 76 Cook I Jamaica 81.2 167 Pollack M Bklyn 73.1 COURT CLERK I. NASSAU COUNTY, 77 Pierce E Staten Is 81.1 168 Palmer E Bx 72.9 SUPREME COURT Hall); Lexington IRT (Brooklyn EXAM 55-334 78 Goldsmith R Bklyn 80.8 169 Rogers L Bklyn 72.8 1 Serva P Hempstead 97.2 BridgeFor advance Informa- COURT ASST. NYC 79 Alford K Bklyn 80.7 170 Schmitz M Bklyn 72.7 2 Sharshon G Westbury 95.8 St. Judicial Conf. tion on titles, call 566-8700. 80 Coles L Bx 80.5 171 Wallace C Bx 72.5 3 Campbell W Massapequa 87.1 1 Stein R Bklyn 99.9 81 Dunphy A Bx 80.5 172 Waddell B Bklyn 72.5 4 Scott C New Hyde Pk 85.2 Several City agencies do their 2 Mittler S Flushing 99.0 82 Hershkowitz A Bx 80.5 173 Piazza M Cambria Hts 72.4 5 Hershman H Plainview 82.5 3 Sadowski S Bklyn 98.9 83 Feser M Bx 80.3 174 Mantellino M Bx 72.2 6 Butler H Hemptsead 81.8 own recruiting and hiring. They 4 Kessler A Bklyn 96.6 84 Silver H Flushing 80.3 175 Moore M Bklyn 72.2 7 Burkle E Syosset 81.5 include: Board of Education 5 Schwalb D New Hyde Pk 96.6 85 Pore V E Elmhurst 80.2 176 Schwartz B Bklyn 72.2 8 Fagan S Garden City 81.5 6 Mosley S Bx 96.0 86 Berger I NYC 80.1 177 Ritter M Bx 71.8 9 Masino F Farmingdale 80.8 (teachers only), 65 Court St., 7 Fells L Bx 94.7 87 Sambuco L Bx 80.0 178 Roherty L Staten Is 71.8 10 Lumia J Hempstead 80.8 Brooklyn 11201, phone: 596- 8 Kober J Flushing 94.7 88 Engler M Staten Is 80.0 179 Marshak R Bklyn 71.8 11 Moser G Levittown 78.6 8060; NYC Transit Authority, 9 Rosenberg A Bklyn 94.2 89 Gulino R NYC 79.9 180 Mazurkiewicz H Bklyn 71.8 12 Shannon F Lynbrook 76.0 10 Hoffman M Bklyn 93.7 90 Arcuri F Bx 79.9 181 Dais S NVC 71.3 13 Wilson C Wantagh 76.0 370 Jay St., Brooklyn 11201 I 1 Schwartz S Bklyn 93.6 91 Rodgers B Bklyn 79.9 182 Molnar N Bx 70.4 14 McGuire T E Rockaway 75.6 phone: 852-5000. 12 Shulman E Bellerose 93.2 92 Abrams C Bx 79.9 15 Damato J Bellmore 75.0 13 Pappas L Bklyn 93.2 93 Kramer E Far Rockaway 79.7 EXAM 55306 16 Gross H Hempstead 74.0 The Board of Higher Educa- 14 Klein J Rego Pk 93.1 94 Schmidt E Danburt NJ 79.4 COURT ASSISTANT II, 17 Weinstein W Syosset 74.0 15 Troyanos I Bx 92.1 95 Valenzuela E NYC 79.2 CIVIL COURT, NYC 18 Shea P Garden City 73.6 tion advises teaching staff ap- 16 Johnson J Bx 91.9 96 Zimmerman I Bklyn .79.2 1 Fitzpatrick L Bx 75.0 plicants to contact the individ- 17 Lazarus R Bklyn 91.5 97 Calderon C Bklyn 79.1 EXAM 35356 ual schools; non-faculty jobs are 18 Langsam Y Bklyn 91.2 98 Abrano D Bklyn 79.0 OFFICE OF PROBATION, NYC ASSOC SOC SERV PLANNING SPEC 19 Bale D Bklyn 90.3 99 Wetjen A Bklyn 78.9 1 McGarry F Bx 76.3 Test Held Oct, 1973 filled through the Personnel De- 20 Finnell E Bklyn 89.8 100 Ford J Bx 78.9 List Est. Dec. 3, 1973 partment directly. 21 Barth L Flushing 89.7 101 Romanazzi A Bx 78.8 EXAM 55297 Revised 22 Winters P Flushing 89.6 102 Summerfeld G Bklyn 78.7 ADMNSTRTR II 1 Carrera J Delmar 98.4 STATE — Regional offices of 23 Bastonc M Yonkers 89.5 103 Braham M Bklyn 78.5 SUFFOLK CO. DIST COURT 2 Miller G Bronx 96.5 24 Curcio M Bklyn 88.7 104 Ranauro J Staten Is .78.5 1 ORourke E Kings Park 72.3 3 Hickey J Troy the Department of Civil Service 25 Bembrey V Bklyn 88.6 94.3 105 Phillips B Yonkers 78.5 4 Doring A Troy 94.8 are located at the World Trade 26 Preiss B NYC 88.4 106 Camaioni C Bklyn 78 4 JUDICIAL CONFERENCE 5 Carrera L Delmar 27 Watts E Bx 88.4 94.4 107 Flis E Bklyn 78.4 For Information Only, Not for Appt Pur 6 Uriing F Delmar 94.0 Center, Tower 2. 55th floor, New 28 Brill S Bklyn 88.4 108 Mannarino A Bx 78.2 55-295 SENIOR STENOGRAPHER, 7 O'Connor J Schenectady 93.5 York, 10048, (phone: 488-4248); 29 Sullivan O NYC 88.3 109 Murphy I Bx 78.2 NYC 30 Williams S Bklyn 88.0 8 Margulies M Albany 88.7 State Office Campus, Albany, 110 Trice A Bklyn 78.0 1 Collins K Staten Is 89.0 9 Spreter F Auburn 87.5 111 Cameron E Staten Is 77.7 2 Feinstein S Flushing 81.7 12226; Suite 750, 1 W. Genessee 10 Cameron J Aiibrn 87.5 112 Tierney A Ridgewood 77.7 3 Haddock M Springfield Gds. 81.0 11 O'Dell V Albany 83.5 St., Buffalo 14202. Applicants ALBANY 113 Bowman V Bklyn 77.7 4 LaViscount V Bklyn 79.0 12 Levenson L Bklyn 83.5 114 Partin A Bklyn 77.7 5 Phillips M Bayside 78.1 13 Schreiber B Albany may obtain announcements 115 Gittens C St Albans 77.5 6 Tanzer S Bklyn 71.3 83.5 BRANCH OFFICE 14 Kaminsky J Albany 81.4 either in person or by sending 116 Deodati M Staten Is 77.5 7 Loreto V Staten Is 71.0 15 Kleinman M Flushing FOR INFORMATION regarding ad- 117 Bier S Bklyn 77.4 81.0 a stamped, self-addressed envel- varfisement. Plaase write or call: 16 George F Glenmont 81.0 118 Giordano F Bayside 77.3 EXAM 55313 ope with their request. 17 Koechley M Ravena 80.6 JOSEPH T. BELLEW 119 Dorfman R Bklyn 77.3 COURT CLERK II, COUNTY COURT. 18 Sherman J Orchard Pk 120 Jacobs R Bklyn 772 79.4 303 SO. MANNING •LVD. NASSAU COUNTY 19 Johnson R Schenectady 79.2 Various State Employment 121 Fauci P NYC 772 1 Sanford G Farmingdale ALBANY 8. N.Y. Phone IV 2-5474 88.6 20 Brewster B Albany .78.7 Service offices can provide ap- 2 Stone J Lynbrook 87.5 21 Reilly R Albany 78.7 3 Smith J Oceanside 84.8 22 Wellman B Gallupville plications in person, but not by 4 Mitthauer G Freeport 78.5 81.0 23 Wallace C Staten Is 74.1 mail. ARCO 5 Mauceri W Westbury 76.6 24 Robb J Guilderland FRIENDSHIP INNS 6 Walker G Hewlett 73.6 Judicial Conference jobs are 72.8 25 Robb J Albany 73.6 CIVIL SERVICE BOOKS 26 Hallock A Hannacroix 72.7 filled at 270 Broadway, New SKYLANE EXAM 55313 27 Abo K Jamaica 72.0 and all tests COURT CLERK II, DISTRICT COURT York. 10007, phone: 488-4141. STATE & GOVERNMENT 28 Norton J Albany 72.0 PLAZA BOOK SHOP NASSAU COUNTY 29 Leon C Slingerlands 70.5 Port Authority jobseekers should EMPLOYEE RATES 1 Formato V Glen Cove 83 7 30 Damsky L Cambria Hts 70.5 2 Dantuono R N Bellmore 82.0 31 Brown C White Plains contact their offices at 111 380 Broadway FREE CONT. BREAKFAST 3 Attanasio F Val Stream 80.5 70.3 Eighth Ave., New York, phone: 4 Echtermeyer W Hempstead 75.0 Albany. N.Y. 1927 Central Ave • Rte 5 620-7000. Mall & Phone Orders Filled 2 Mi Off Northway Ex. 2W FEDERAL — The U.S. Civil Call 518-869-0002 T HIGH SCHOOL Service Commission. New York For Reservations Y Region, runs a Job Information MAYFLOWER-ROYAL COURT APARTMENTS • Pancake & Steakhouse P EQUIVALENCY Center at 26 Federal Plaza. New Furnished, Unfurnished, and Rooms Opening Soon E York 10007. Its hours are 8:30 Phone HE 4-1994 (Albany). W DIPLOMA a.m. to 5 p.m., weekdays only. 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High-powered political line-up of legislators gives thought to brainstorming Other legislators at the meeting, besides Assemblymen Cook, Frey and 9 session with CSEA leaders in Genesee area. From left are Assemblyman Lill, who are first three men at left of picture, are Gordon DeHond, H James Emery, legislative assistant Gary Merins {representing Assemblyman William Steinfeldt, James Hurley and Fred Warden. The legislators en- oe; u Don Cook), and Assemblyman Frank Carroll, Mr. Cook, Thomas Frey and gaged in frank exchange of opinion with CSEA delegates, often expressing Q Raymond Lill. different viewpoints even among themselves.

u > a u CONFRONT A WN: SENBSCE STYLE M (Continued from Page 3) asked that the supplemental pen- Other legislators attending the the Albany plan in the Roches- sion be available for all retirees. meeting were Senator Frederick D ter area because doctor and hos- Because "inflation is eating up L. Warder (R-52nd District), and pital fees are much higher here, our pension," she asked for a Assemblymen Thomas A. Hanna said Carmen Farrugia. former permanent cost of living escala- (R-130th). William M. Stein- president of the Industry chap- tor clause instead of one that feldt (R-134th) and Prank A. ter. is dependent upon annual legis- Carroll (R-133rd). "We must make up the differ- lative action. Representatives came from the ence, and it's a big difference," "We also want the Taylor Law Rochester, Monroe County, Ro- said Michael Alletto, of the Ro- amended so CSEIA can represent chester State Hospital, Roches- chester State Hospital chapter's all retired employees," she said. ter DOT, Genesee Valley Armory, political action committee. She also asked that retirees' Newark State Hospital, Roches- He said his son had knee sur- health insurance credit paid by ter Retirees, Industry, Brockport gery in Rochester, where the unused sick leave be transferable SUNY, Geneseo SUNY and Craig surgeon charged $250 and the to the spouse or another depen- State School chapters. semi-private hospital room cost dent. $58 daily. Under the Albany plan, Mr. Grossfield asked legislators Mr. Alletto received only $146 to consider a four-day week of for the surgeon's fee and only nine hours a day. "The state $46 daily for the hospital. would save fuel, and production "I don't think it's legal for might even improve because Craig State School chapter president Charles Peritore, who them to pay a rate from an area people are tired on the fifth day," also serves as a Mental Hygiene representative to CSEA's where you don't live." Mr. Frey he said. Board of Directors, reviews a key point, as Lorna McGuire, said. "Maybe we can correct this Several CSEA representatives chairman of the Craig State School chapter's political action by getting Blue Cross and Blue recommended a Taylor Law committee and Craig delegate Daniel Donovan listen. Shield to obey the law." amendment to penalize public Assemblyman Hurley confirm- employers as well as employees ed that legislators, too, were for a strike. being afTected since the change- "A county manager or chief over to the Albany plan, and executive is an employee just cited his own experience after like anyone else," Mr. Pomidoro a recent operation. said. Assemblyman Cook agreed that "You fine a mayor $1,000 and the present arrangement "hurts next year the council raises his us just as much," and he and pay by $1,000," said Assembly- the other legislators agreed to man Emery. work for a change. Mr. Frey said binding arbitra- Under Civil Service Law, said tion might be the answer. Charles Peritore, president of the Mr. Grossfield said contracts Craig State Scfliool chapter, state no longer can wait for "last- employees who are suspended minute approval by state leg- must be on the job 90 days after islators." they return to work to be eligi- "I'd like to vote on the con- ble for the deatti benefit. tract by March 1, but it's up to "We should receive coverage you people how soon we receive the day we return," he said. it," said ^semblyman Raymond Senator DeHond said "correc- J. Lill (D-131st District). tions are on the way." "Once we get IJie contract, it Melba Binn, president of the doesn't take long to vote on it," Rochester DOT chapter president Bud Saunders takes floor to contribute suggestions for Rochester Area Retirees chapter, Assemblyman Cook said. legislators' consideration. Maternity Leave Is Considered Comparable To Disability Leave (Continued from Pace 14) John Conoby, CSEA collective vice rules. negotiating specialist for the Ad- Also as a result of the change, ministrative Unit, said that the an employee may continue to use maternity leave provisions were any or all leave she has ac- being restated at this time be- cumulated while on maternity cause of several recent inquiries leave. on the subject received at CS- And, at her request, an em- EA Headquarters. ployee may be granted a leave of absence without pay from AGRESTA NAMED TBUSTEE three months to two years. ALBANY — Governor Wilwn This agreement was negotiated has appointed Edwin A. Agresta. during the Administrative Ser- of Schenectady, as a trustee of vices Unit negotiating sessions state Senator Gordon DeHond, left, shares dinner table with Newark State School chap- last year, but applies to state Schenectady Community College ter president Edison O'Brien, center, and legislative aide Harry Taylor, who represented employees in all four units repre- for a term ending June 30. 1975. Assemblyman Thomas Hanna. sented by CSEA. Members serve without salary.