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GRANITE STATE TEAMSTERS “United We Stand ..... Divided We Fall” Vol. 1 No. 55 QUARTERLY November 2006 A message from… Secretary-Treasurer David W. Laughton The Executive Board of Teamsters Local 633 and I have endorsed Governor John Lynch for re-election as governor of our great State. Governor Lynch outlined his priorities in 2004, which were better jobs, a better economy, better schools, and more affordable health care. Inaugurated as New Hampshire’s 80th governor in January 2005, John Lynch is bringing a renewed spirit of bipartisan coopera- tion to the State House and working to make progress on the issues important to New Hampshire working families. Governor John Lynch poses with Principal Officer David Laughton and the members of In his first term in office, Governor Local 633, showing their support for the governor at the Labor Day parade in Milford. Lynch has kept his promise to bring Democrats, Republicans and workers, to pass new laws to reduce of the Teamsters and all working Independents together to address New mercury emissions and protect ground families in New Hampshire. Hampshire’s major challenges. Under water, and to enact comprehensive John Lynch, New Hampshire erased a ethics reform, including creating the Fraternally yours, major budget deficit and balanced the first ethics commission for the David W. Laughton, budget without new taxes – and even executive branch. Secretary-Treasurer invested $50 million dollars in the Governor Lynch is continuing to state’s rainy day fund. At the same work to expand opportunities for New time, New Hampshire has made Hampshire citizens. Among his priori- important investments in expanding ties are increasing New Hampshire’s TEAMSTERS 633 NEWS access to health care, job creation high school graduation rate by expand- OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE IBT LOCAL 633 and economic development and in ing alternative learning programs and education at all levels. requiring young people to stay in 53 Goffstown Road, Suite A Governor Lynch worked with school until they reach 18, or receive Manchester, NNH 03102 • (603) 625-9731 Democrats and Republicans in the their high school diplomas, rather than EXECUTIVE BOARD R. BRUCE GAGNON . President Legislature to put in place one of the letting them drop out at 16. LARRY FLEURY. Vice President DAVID LAUGHTON . Secretary-Treasurer toughest and most comprehensive Governor Lynch’s commitment to RICK LAUGHTON . Recording Secretary laws to protect children from sexual putting the interests of people first is an FRANK GRAY. Trustee RON ROBINSON . Trustee predators, to repeal a law that had extension of his work as a business and DENNIS CAZA . Trustee doubled and tripled health insurance community leader. NEWS STAFF: Estelle Votour, Thomas Noonan, Dennis Caza Published by Teamsters Local 633, 53 Goffstown Road, premiums for many small businesses Let’s all give Governor John Lynch Suite A, Manchester, NH 03102 Postmaster: Send address change to PO Box 870, and to end the ability of insurance the support he deserves by voting Manchester, NH 03105 companies to discriminate against sick November 7, 2006 for a real friend Teamsters Local 633 Endorsements 1ST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 2nd CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: CAROL SHEA PORTER PAUL HODES Carol Shea-Porter’s experience in social Paul Hodes is an independent-minded work in the community and her tireless Democrat who believes in practical solutions, advocacy efforts on behalf of the disadvan- not partisan politics. Paul has spent his life taged in our society marks her strong commit- standing up for those that are less fortunate. ment to the working men and women of New He has been a leader in the community and Hampshire. a strong advocate for children and family As a congresswoman from the 1st Distrct, Carol Shea- organizations. Porter will work with a hands-on approach to the com- As a Congressman for the 2nd District, Paul has munity, and a continuing knowledge of public policy has committed to focus his efforts on balancing the federal given her a deep understanding of how decisions are made budget, close corporate tax loopholes, implementing tax in Washington determining the security, the health and cuts for the middle class, and reforming health-care by push- economic welfare of Teamsters and all New Hampshire ing for lower costs and premiums, which will help improve working families. the lives of all Teamsters and working families throughout New Hampshire. STATE SENATE OTHER ENDORSED CANDIDATES: The Executive Councilor is a very important position, DISTRICT NAME PARTY working with the governor approving all important appoint- 1 John Gallus R ments and commissioners in state government and also 2 Deborah R. Reynolds D approving all state contracts over $5,000. Please vote on 3 George M. Cleveland D November 7, 2006. Let’s put the right people in place to 4— help Governor Lynch keep moving New Hampshire forward 5 Peter Hoe Burling D and in a positive direction for all working families in the 6 Jacalyn L. Cilley D Granite State. 7 Harold Janeway D 8 Bob Odell R BEVERLY HOLLINGWORTH 9— Executive Council – District 3 10 Molly Kelly D 11 — PAUL MARTINEAU 12 Dave Gottesman D Executive Council – District 4 13 Joe Foster D 14 — DEBORAH B. PIGNATELLI 15 Sylvia Larsen D Executive Council – District 5 16 — 17 Corey E. Corbin D MARGUERITE LEFEBVRE WAGELING 18 Betsy DeVries D 19 — County Attorney 20 Lou D’Allesandro D 21 Iris W. Estabrook D – Deceased Members – 22 Michael W. “Mike” Downing R CLARENCE BOURQUE FLORIAN BOSSE 23 Maggie Wood Hassan D ROGER JUNKINS ANDREW KOCZERA 24 Martha Fuller Clark D LAWRENCE LOVETT ERNEST STONE GERARD GAGNON JOSEPH SEYMOUR JR. RICHARD MCCARTHY CHARLES IACOVELLA – Retirees – HENRY TUCKER JAMES WARE DANIEL P. MACDONALD GLADYS MCGEE FREDERICK SURETTE CURTIS BRIGGS ALTON E. MACLEAN FRED RILEY IV RICHARD COUGHLIN GERARD PARADISE FINLEY M. WALKER SONBOL SOHEILI GEORGE GRENIER THOMAS MACKAY ANDRE DUCHARME PLEASE VOTE ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7! 2 SENATOR JOE BIDEN VISITS NEW HAMPSHIRE Senator Joe Biden (D – Delaware) visits with members of Local 633at the Labor Day parade in Milford, NH. TEAMSTERS HOUSE COUNTY DISTRICT TOWN CANDIDATE/PARTY Belknap 4 Laconia 1-6 Beth Arsenault (D), Jane Wood (D) Belknap 5 Alton, Barnstead, Belmont, Gilford Alida Millham (R) Carroll 1 Bartlett, Chatham, Conway, Hale’s Location, Hart’s Location “Tom” Buco (D) Cheshire 2 Alstead, Marlow, Nelson Daniel Adams Eaton (D) Cheshire 3 Keene 1-5 Suzanne Butcher (D), J. Timothy Dunn (D) Peter S. Espiefs (D) “Tim” Robertson (D) Charles “Chuck” Weed (D) Cheshire 4 Chesterfield, Hinsdale “Tim” Butterworth (D) William “Bill” Butynski (D) Henry A. L. Parkhurst (D) Stanley “Butch” Plifka (D) Cheshire 5 Fitzwilliam, Richmond Barbara Hull Richardson (D) Cheshire 6 Harrisville, Marlborough Peter H. Allen (D) Cheshire` 7 Dublin, Jaffrey, Rindge Bonnie Mitchell (D) Wayne A. Desrosiers (R) Stephen T. Pelkey (R) Coos 1 Atkin. Grant, Cambridge, Clarksville, Colebrook, Columbia, Frederick W. King Sr. (R) Dix’s Grant, Dixville Coos 2 Carroll, Dalton, Jefferson, Northumberland, Lancaster, Evalyn S. Merrick (D) Kilkenny, Randolph, Stratford Scott Merrick (D) Coos 4 Berlin 1-4, Milan, Success Paul H. Ingersoll, Sr. (D) “Ed” Mears (D) Robert L. Theberge (D) Yvonne Thomas (D) Grafton l Littleton, Lyman James Mell Brooks III (D) “Jerry” Sorlucco (D) Grafton 2 Bethlehem, Franconia Martha Stroup McLeod (D) continued on next page 3 Grafton 7 Hebron, Plymouth Mary R. Cooney (D) Carole J. Estes (D) Grafton 8 Alexandria, Ashland, Bridgewater, Bristol “Sid” Lovett (D) Grafton 9 Hanover, Lyme Bernard “Bernie” Benn (D) Ruth Bleyler (D) Sharon Nordgren (D) David M. Pierce (D) Grafton 10 Canaan, Dorchester, Enfield, Grafton Suzanane S. Laliberte (D) Catherine Mulholland (D) “Pete” E. Solomon (D) Grafton 11 Lebanon 1-3 Susan W. Almy (D) Gene Anderson (D) Lee Hammond (D) A. Laurie Harding (D) Hillsborough 1 Antrim, Hancock, Hillsborough Gilman “Gil” Shattuck (D) Hillsborough 4 Lyndeborough, Mont Vernon, New Boston, Temple, Wilton Linda T. Foster (D) Hillsborough 5 Brookline, Hollis, Mason Betty B. Hall (D) Hillsborough 7 Goffstown, Weare Fay R. Greenberg (D) “Al” Packard (D) Mary L. Till (D) Denise Walderich (D) Donald Welch (D) “Larry” Emerton (R) Randolph “Rip” Holden (R) Pamela Vezinat Manney (R) Hillsborough 8 Manchestser Ward 1 “Jeff” Goley (D) “Dan” Sullivan (D) James E. Townsend (D) Hillsborough 10 Manchester Ward 3 Jean L. Jeudy (D) Patrick Long (D) Hillsborough 11 Manchester Ward 4 Anthony F. “Tony” Simon (D) Mary A. Sysyn (D) Hillsborough 12 Manchester Ward 5 Roger G. Hebert (D) Francis “Frank” Sullivan (D) Hector M. Velez (D) Hillsborough 13 Manchester Ward 6 Benjamin C. Baroody (D) Stephen A. “Steve” Johnson (D) Laura Mick (D) Hillsborough 14 Manchester Ward 7 Patrick Garrity (D) Robert J. Haley (D) Michael “Mike” Reuschel (D) Hillsborough 15 Manchester Ward 8 Michael Farley (D) Thomas Katsiantonis (D) Steve Vaillancourt (R) Hillsborough 16 Manchester Ward 9 Jesse Martineau (D) Maurice L. Pilotte (D) Barbara Shaw (D) Hillsborough 17 Manchester Wards 10-12 Jane E. Beaulieu (D) Michael Brunelle (D) Armand D. Forest (D) George Katsiantonis (D) Irene M. Messier (R) Hillsborough 19 Merrimack Richard Arthur (D) Rose H. Arthur (D) Hillsborough 23 Nashua Ward 4 David E. Cote (D) Mary Gorman (D) Seth Marshall (D) Hillsborough 24 Nashua Ward 6 David B. Campbell (D) Jane Clemons (D) Jeffrey P. Fontas (D) 4 Hillsborough 26 Nashua Wards 5, 8, 9 Angeline A. Kopka (D) Bette R. Lasky (D) Hillsborough 27 Hudson, Litchfield, Pelham John Knowles (D) Mary Ann Knowles (D) Harold “Hal” Lynde (D) Merrimack 2 Franklin 1-3, Hill Janice E. Kelble (D) “Jim” Ryan (D) Leigh A. Webb (D) Merrimack 3 Newbury, Sutton Patricia “Ricia” McMahon (D) Merrimack 4 Hopkinton, Warner Christine C. Hamm (D) Derek Owen (D) Gary B. Richardson (D) Merrimack 5 Bradford, Henniker Barbara Conner French (D) David P.