SEIU Executive Office: John Sweeney Records177.5 linear feet (178 SB)

1921-1995, bulk 1980-1995

Walter P. Reuther Library, Wayne State University, Detroit, MI

Finding aid written by Louis Jones on December 21, 2010.

Accession Number: 1542

Creator: Service Employees International Union (SEIU)

Acquisition: The Executive Office of the Service Employees International Union Records were first deposited by SEIU at the Reuther Libraryin 1993. Subsequent deposits occurred in 1997, 1998, 1999 and 2005 when SEIU shipped additional material to the Archives. The Reuther Library serves as the official repository for SEIU.

Language: Material entirely in English.

Access: Records are open for research.

Use: Refer to the Walter P. Reuther Library Rules for Use of Archival Materials.

Notes: Citation style: “Service Employees International Union Executive Office: John Sweeney Records. Box [#], Folder [#], Archives of Labor and Urban Affairs, Wayne State University”

Other Access Aids: Many photographic images are available online in the SEIU Image Gallery on the Reuther’s Web site (www.reuther.wayne.edu).

Related Material: Reuther Library Collections: SEIU Executive Office Microfilm Records, SEIU Executive Office: William McFetridge Records, SEIU Executive Office: David Sullivan Records, SEIU Executive Office: George Hardy Records, SEIU Historical Records, SEIU/International Jewelry Workers’ Union Records, SEIU International Vice-Presidents Records, SEIU Secretary-Treasurer’s Office: International Executive Board Records, SEIU Local 32B-32J Records, SEIU Research Department Historical Records, SEIU Secretary-Treasurer’s Office: Constitutions and By-Laws Records, SEIU Secretary-Treasurer’s Office: Affiliate Officers Records.”

The “SEIU Charter Book,” which contains the dates of charters, dissolutions, charter revocations, and mergers of SEIU affiliates, is

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located behind the reference desk in the reading room of the Walter P. Reuther Library.

Some photographs and oversize items such as posters and banners were transferred to the Reuther’s Audiovisual Department. Guides or inventories are available in hardcopy at the Archives or online atwww.reuther.wayne.edu. Copies of SEIU publications were transferred to the Reuther’s Library Department.

Records associated with Sweeney’s tenure as AFL-CIO President should be located at the George Meany Memorial Archives in Silver Spring, MD, home of the records of the AFL-CIO.

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HistoryFor many, John Sweeney is known as the now former head of the AFL-CIO, a positionfrom which he retired in 2009 after 14 years of service. For most of the previous 35years, though, he was a member turned officer of the Service Employees InternationalUnion, having served 15 of those years as its President.

Sweeney’s tenure with SEIU began as a cemetery worker with Local 365, but he leftSEIU for the International Ladies Garment Workers Union (ILGWU) before returningand rising through the ranks of SEIU Local 32B located in New York City. Ultimately,he was elected that local’s president, which, under his leadership, merged with Local 32J.With this background, he moved into the office of SEIU International Secretary-Treasurer in 1980, a position he would hold for only six months before ascending to theoffice of International President upon the retirement of George Hardy. His initial years asSEIU President coincided with the presidency of Ronald Reagan whose tax cuts anddismissal of Air Traffic Controllers marked him and his presidency as anti labor.Similarly, the Reagan-controlled National Labor Relations Board worked against theefforts of SEIU and organized labor generally.

Even as the ranks of organized labor suffered declines during Sweeney’s tenure as SEIUPresident, the union reached the million-member mark eleven years into his presidency, amilestone Sweeney had vowed to make. Nowhere did SEIU’s ranks grow more rapidlythan in the ranks of its public sector membership where a number of independent publicemployee unions and associations affiliated with SEIU. Membership among healthcareemployees also increased during his presidency.

Sweeney reorganized the union in 1984, creating building service, healthcare, clerical,public and allied and industrial divisions in order to better accommodate its diversemembership. These divisions benefited from expanded research and organizingdepartments that Sweeney established and with this support, the union pursuedcampaigns that allowed SEIU to grow in strength during an era characterized byantagonism toward unions.

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Scope and ContentThe collection contains an assortment of correspondence, internal memorandum,telegrams, speeches and testimony, agenda and programs to events, meeting minutes,press releases, newspaper clippings, handwritten notes, constitutions and by-laws,internal reports, studies, resolutions, merger/affiliation agreements, grievances, pressreleases, National Labor Relations Board decisions and orders, bulletins, newsletters,draft legislation, financial statements, publications, trusteeship orders and reports, flyers,organizing plans, questionnaires, surveys, talking points, death gratuity claims, per capitatax forms, convention/conference proceedings, legal documents, strike sanctions amongother records.

The SEIU Executive Office: John Sweeney Records is the largest SEIU collection housedat the Reuther Library with some records spanning back to the inception of the union in1921. It contains files documenting the activities of local unions, joint councils and otherSEIU affiliates. These files contain material to and from the international and affiliates inaddition to material the international kept about affiliates. In addition, the files of SEIUexecutive board members, vice presidents, divisions, departments and staff members arealso found within the collection, often within series identified in this manner.

SEIU’s departments and divisions are documented within Series VIII, which contain filesof SEIU’s departments and the key people that work within them. Researchers can alsoreview records documenting the meetings, hearings, conventions and conferencesSweeney attended and at which he often spoke or testified, which are located in series IX,although draft speeches are also located in Series XVI. Also located in the collection arerecords reflecting Sweeney’s interest in healthcare reform (Series XII) as well as materialdocumenting most of the conventions SEIU held during and before Sweeney’s tenure aspresident (Series XI). The Convention Series documents some of the major policy shiftsthat transpired within the organization during Sweeney’s presidency, including the 1984reorganization where the Sweeney administration established a division structure. Theconvention series also contains material regarding another significant initiative: theCommittee on the Future, a committee initiated to make the union a more effective voicefor working people. However, this initiative is also documented in a series of its own(Series X). The General Files Series XVI will interest those researchers interested inSEIU’s external relationships with the AFL-CIO and other labor organizations, amongstother groups.

Labor historians and others interested in either John Sweeney, the history of SEIU andrelated subjects, will benefit from conducting research within these records.

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Important Subjects:AFL-CIOAFSCMECivil RightsCivil ServiceCollective bargaining – County

employeesCollective bargaining –

Government employeesCollective bargaining – Health

Facilities – United StatesCollective bargaining – Hospitals

–United StatesCollective bargaining –

Municipal Employees –United States

Collective bargaining –Physicians

Collective bargaining – PoliceCollective bargaining – Service

industriesCollective bargaining – State

government employees –United States

Collective labor agreementsCollective labor agreements –

Government employees –United States

Collective labor agreements –Hospitals – United States

Collective labor agreements –

Municipal employeesCollective labor agreements –

NursesCollective labor agreements –

Service industriesFinancial statementsGrievance arbitrationIndustrial relationsJanitorsLabor laws and legislationLabor unions – law and

legislationLabor unions – organizingNursing homesPublic service employmentRace tracksService Employees International

UnionService industriesSocial workersStrike votesStrike and lockoutsTrade-unions – consolidationsTrade-unions – Service industries

workersUnfair labor practicesUnited States. National Labor

Relations BoardVeterans’ hospitalsWelfare funds (Trade-union)

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Important Names:Asher, LesterBednarczyk,BettyBevona, GusBlake, MartellBuckley, JosephBurger, AnnaButler, WalterCordtz, RichardDale, AliceDonahue,ThomasDuvall, LouisEarls, MarcFord, PatriciaGohier, AimeHardy, George

Hearn, AlbertKirkland, LaneLerner, StephenLyons, KennethMayer, LeoMcFadden,OpheliaMoats, EugeneMonahan,PatrickMoore, RobertMurphy, JosephMurphy, RichardNussbaum,KarenOttley, PeterPolicicchio, Paul

Roscoe, StanleyRoscoe, TedRoselli, SalRuff, JackieSolari, YolandaStern, AndrewStodghill,WilliamSweeney, JohnThomas, PatriciaTrump,RosemaryTwomey,TimothyVaracalli, PaulWelsh, RobertWoodruff, Tom

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Series I: Local Union Files, 1980-1995The series contains correspondence, memos, internal reports, clippings, handwrittennotes, constitutions and by-laws, agenda, meeting minutes, programs to events, pleadings,merger/affiliation agreements/authorizations, telegrams, strike sanction requests, localaudits, press releases, National Labor Relation Board (NLRB) decisions/orders, subsidyrequests and reports, speeches, hearing officer notices, orders, decisions and reports oftrusteeships, grievances, flyers, announcements, officer lists, boycott petitions, pensionhealth and welfare plans, per capita delinquency letters/forms, organizing expensereports, bulletins, newsletters, petitions for mergers, member complaints, draftlegislation, agreements, NLRB complaints/notices, settlement agreements, chargesagainst and appeals of members/stewards/officers, financial statements, investmentreports, local union publications, brochures, pamphlets, local union election notices, andorganizing plans.

Series II: Joint Council Files, 1980-1992The series contains correspondence, internal memorandum, research reports, grievances,conference programs, political action workbooks, speeches, organizational charts,meeting announcements, proposals, campaign contribution lists, trusteeship orders andreports, statements of receipts and expenses, brochures, anniversary programs, pleadings,constitutions and by-laws, financial statements/reports, legislative reports and updates,officer lists, subsidy lists, annual reports, convention resolutions, notices and orders,newsletters, telegrams, handwritten notes, department of labor organization annualreports, clippings, flyers, bulletins, legislative candidate vote records, programs toseminars, agenda, audit reports, per capita reports.

Series III: State Council Files, 1979-1992The series contains correspondence, memorandum, annual convention reports andproceedings, membership bulletins, newsletters, financial reports/audits/statements,public safety salary comparisons, agenda, minutes, clippings, legislative reports,legislation, statements of receipts and disbursements, flyers, legislative summaries,legislative updates, legislative reports, retirement plans, press releases, organizingreports, conference resolutions, handwritten notes, constitution and by-laws, conferenceprograms, monthly reports, membership statistics, budgets, telegrams, subsidy reports,and executive board reports, executive board planning material, affiliation agreements,pension plans, membership reports and statistics, speeches, conference reports, andorganizers manuals.

Series IV: Public Sector Division Local Union Files, 1971-1994The series contains mostly correspondence, memorandum, and affiliation agreements, butalso reports, an assortment of pay schedules, flyers, subsidy requests and reports,newsletters, employment reports, bulletins, orders extending trusteeships, wage andbenefit analyses, pleadings, clippings, handwritten notes, reports on privatization,clippings, agenda, per capita tax reports, merger agreements, collective bargainingagreements, newsletters, publications, petitions, constitutions and by-laws, financialstatements, survey results, trusteeship reports, settlement agreements, pleadings, budgetanalysis, memorandum of agreement, per capita tax forms, and organizing plans.

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Series V: Public Sector Division Subject Files, 1973-1994The series mostly contains correspondence, memorandum, affiliation agreements,constitutions and by-laws, reports agenda, and meeting minutes, but also clippings,handwritten notes, trial transcripts, newsletters, handbooks, pleadings, AFL-CIODepartment of Professional Employees Policy Statements and Resolutions, reports,auditors report, budgets, settlement agreements, meeting notes, strategic planningmaterial, affiliation proposals, annual reports, privatization overviews, organizing plansand testimony.

Series VI: Executive Board Members, 1980-1994The series mostly contains correspondence, memorandum, and monthly activity reports,but a smattering of clippings and pleadings.

Series VII: Vice President Files, 1980-1994The series comprise monthly activity reports, correspondence, memorandum, clippings,organizing reports, and legal documents.

Series VIII: Departmental Files, 1980-1994The series comprise correspondences, memorandum, reports, agenda, minutes, activityreports, proposals, studies, clippings, speeches, and telegrams.

Series IX: Speeches, Testimonies and Statements of John Sweeney and Meetingsattended by Sweeney, 1979-1995The series comprise speeches, mostly of Sweeney but a few of Richard Cordtz andothers. Also included are testimonies, statements, programs to events, agenda, meetingminutes, correspondence, memos, telegrams, reports, background material to events,press releases, clippings, attendance lists, conference and convention resolutions,constitutions and by-laws, and constitutional amendments.

Series X: Committee on the Future, 1992-1995At the 1992 International Convention, SEIU embarked on an ambitious journey to makethe union more effective voice for working people in the years ahead with the creation ofthe Committee on the Future. Subsequently, President Sweeney appointed a committee of19 members, all leaders of local unions, drawn from the five divisions and differentregions and representing large and small locals. This series reflect the work doneregarding this committee. The series comprise agenda, minutes, fact/information sheets,worksite visit reports, resolutions, correspondence, memos, reports, audio tapes,membership profiles, proposals, statistics, questionnaires, surveys, clippings, and articles

Series XI: International Conventions, 1921-1992The series contains correspondence, memos, photos, convention programs andproceedings, reports, constitutions and by-laws, convention badges, lists of standings oflocals, resolutions, officers reports, clippings, brochures, convention calls, pamphlets,proposed amendments to constitutions, legislation, credentials, delegate lists, agenda,questionnaires, committee lists, committee recommendations, speeches, brochures, policyresolutions, and budgets.

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Series XII: Healthcare, 1986-1994The series contains legislation, correspondence, memos, reports, press releases,handwritten notes, agenda, speeches, remarks, clippings, statements, pamphlets,brochures, bulletins, summaries, studies, proposals, plans, resolutions, evaluations,talking points, and flyers.

Series XIII: International Travel/Affairs, 1982-1995The series contains agenda, correspondence, memorandum, reports, clippings,handwritten notes, programs, speeches, press releases, statements, background material,itineraries, testimony, studies, and talking points.

Series XIV: Appeals, Hearings and Pollings of the International Executive Board,1990-1993The series contains correspondence, memoranda, reports of hearing officers, notices ofhearings, minutes, reports and recommendations, appeal notices, legal documents,transcripts, and executive board polls.

Series XV: Microfilm, 1921-1953The series contains 65 16mm microfilm reels of local per capita tax forms, deathgratuity/benefit claims, vouchers, petty cash records, miscellaneous receipts, expenseaccounts and receipt books.

Series XVI: General Files, 1970-1995The series contain correspondence, memos, agreements, clippings, brochures, speeches,affiliation agreement summaries, membership profiles, handwritten and printed notes,minutes, legal documents, reports, studies, agenda, speeches, statements, telegrams, pressreleases, corporate profiles, financial statements, resolutions, financial reports,convention/conference proceedings, testimony, legislative reports, constitutions, factsheets, policy statements, affiliation agreements, invitations, publications, flyers, budgets,pension plans, proposals, manuals, leaflets, legal documents, legislation, surveys, and areel-to-reel audio tape.

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ArrangementThe records are arranged in sixteen series -Series I (Boxes 1-71) is arranged numerically by local union number.Series II (Boxes 71-74) is mostly arranged by joint council number.Series III (Boxes 74-78) is not arranged in a particular order.Series IV (Boxes 78-81) is arranged numerically by local union number.Series V (Boxes 81-87) is arranged in alphabetical order.Series VI (Boxes 88-92) is arranged alphabetically.Series VII (Boxes 92-96) is arranged by time periods (i.e., 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984,

1985, 1986-1987, 1988, 1989-1990, and 1991-1994) and then alphabetically within those time periods.

Series VIII (Boxes 96-108) is arranged by time periods (i.e., 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983-1986, 1987, 1988, 1989-1994) and then alphabetically by person or name of department within those time periods.

Series IX (Boxes 108-135) is arranged chronologically by date of the event.Series X (Boxes 135-138) is arranged alphabetically.Series XI (Boxes 138-148) is arranged in numerical order by convention year. However,

there is no particular arrangement with the files documenting each convention.Series XII (Boxes 148-153) is not arranged according to a particular order.Series XIII (Boxes 153-154) is arranged chronologically according to the date of the

travel.Series XIV (Boxes 154-155) is not arranged according to a particular order.Series XV (Box 156) contains 65 16mm microfilm reels and is not arranged according to

any particular order.Series XVI (Boxes 157-178) is arranged alphabetically.

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Series IBox 1

1-4. Local 1, 1979-19945-8. Local 1J, 1980-19949-11. Local 2, 1979-199412-13. Local 3, 1980-1994

Box 21. Local 3J, 1980-19832. Local 4, 1980-19943. Local 4A, 1980-19884-15 Local 6, 1980-199416. Local 6 (grievance), 198217-18. Local 7, 1983-198419-20. Local 9, 1980-1983

Box 31-7. Local 9, 1983-19928. Local 9J, 1980-19839. Local 9J (delinquency file), 198310-20. Local 11, 1980-198921. Local 12, 1981-199222-24. Local 14, 1980-1994

Box 41. Local 14A, 1981-19822. Local 15, 1980-19933. Local 16, 1980-19884. Local 16A, 1980-19825. Local 16USW, 1993-19946-11. Local 18, 1980-198812. Local 18J, 1980-198313. Local 19, 1980-198414. Local 20, 198115. Local 21, 1981-199216. Local 21M, 1980-198217-20. Local 22, 1980-199421. Local 23J, 1980-198322-24. Local 25, 1980-1982

Box 51-11. Local 25, 1983-199412. Local 25 and Local 73, 198313. Local 25 and Local 73 Hearing, 198314. Local 25 and Local 1 Merger Discussions, 1983

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15. Local 25 and Local 73 Jurisdictional Dispute, 1980-198216. Local 26, 198317-18. Local 26 (mostly re: dispute with IBEW Local 292), 1986-1988

Box 61-2. Local 26, 1984-19943. Local 26 (appeal of member), 19844-6. Local 26M, 1980-19947-14. Local 29, 1980-199415. Local 29 (re: protest of election of union officers), 198816-18. Local 31M, 1980-1982

Box 71-8. Local 31M, 1983-19949. Local 31M (appeal of member/steward), 198810. Local 31M (hearings/charges), 198811-18. Local 32BJ, 1980-1983

Box 81-17. Local 32B (includes owner’s anti strike manual in 8:6), 1984-1988

Box 91-5. Local 32BJ, 1988-19896. Local 32BJ (negotiations, Sweeney file), 19897-18. Local 32BJ, 1990-1993

Box 101. Local 32BJ, 19942. Local 32BJ-144, 1983-19883-7. Local 32E, 1980-19948. Local 33, 1980-19839. Local 34, 1980-198910. Local 34Z, 1980-199011-15. Local 36, 1980-199416. Local 36J, 1980-198317-18 Local 38, 1980-198419. Local 38A, 1980-198120. Local 41, 198321. Local 42, 1980-198622. Local 44, 1980-199123. Local 44 (appeal of local union member), 198224-26. Local 44A, 1980-1990

Box 111. Local 44J, 1980-19842. Local 45, 1980-1989

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3. Local 45AS, 1981-19834-8. Local 46, 1980-19949-19. Local 47, 1980-198920. Local 47 (appeal to run for local president), 1989

Box 121. Local 47, 1990-19942. Local 48, 1980-19833-6. Local 49, 1980-19947. Local 49E, 1981-19928-23. Local 50, 1980-1987

Box 131-15. Local 50, 1988-199416. Local 51, 1981-199417. Local 52, 198118. Local 54, 1980-198819. Local 55, 1980-199020. Local 56, 1980-199421. Local 57, 1980-198122. Local 61, 1980-198223-25. Local 62, 1984-1994

Box 141. Local 63, 1981-19942. Local 63B, 1980-19823. Local 66A, 1980-19814-27. Local 73, 1977-1986

Box 151-20. Local 73, 1986-199421. Local 73 (merger with Local 25), 198322-23. Local 73 (death gratuity law suit), 1975-1988

Box 161. Local 73 (death gratuity law suit), 1975-19882-11. Local 74 (includes photos), 1980-199412. Local 75, 1983-198813-15. Local 76, 1980-199016-21. Local 77, 1980-198722-23. Local 77, 1988 (and Local 18), 198824. Local 77 (appeal re: election of officers), 198024. Local 79, 1980

Box 171-18. Local 79, 1981-1989

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Box 181-5. Local 79, 1990-19946. Local 79M, 19947-8. Local 80, 1980-19949. Local 80 (appeal of internal charges), 1986-198710. Local 81, 1980-198111-22. Local 82, 1980-1985

Box 191-4. Local 82, 1988-19825. Local 82 (Doctor’s Hospital bankruptcy), 19796-7. Local 82 (re: election), 1980-19828. Local 82 (health & welfare fund), 19839-10. Local 84, 1980-198911-12. Local 85, 1981-199213-22. Local 87, 1979-1985

Box 201-5. Local 87, 1980-19886. Local 87 (election dispute), 1986-19877. Local 87, 19888. Local 87 (re: suspension of officers), 19899-16. Local 87, 1989-199417. Local 90, 1980-198918. Local 92, 1980-199019-21. Local 96, 1980-199522. Local 98, 1980-199423-24. Local 99, 1980-1981

Box 211-17. Local 99, 1982-199418. Local 99D, 1980-198319-23. Local 100, 1984-1985

Box 221-3 Local 100, 1986-19924. Local 100 (Hyatt material), 1985-19865. Local 100A. 19896-8. Local 100D, 1980-19899. Local 100M, 198910. Local 100W, 1980-198311. Local 101, 1980-198312. Local 102, 1980-198113. Local 102 (hearing re: election), 198114-15. Local 102 (material re: election hearing), 1981

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16. Local 102 (G. Sommer), 1981-198217-19. Local 102, 198220. Local 102 (Lincoln While v. SEIU – pleadings), 198221. Local 102, 1963-1984

Box 231-4. Local 102, 1984-19855. Local 102 (trusteeship report), 19866-8. Local 102, 1986-19949-12. Local 102 (transcript re: trusteeship), 198513. Local 103, 1980-199314-18. Local 105, 1980-1987

Box 241-2. Local 105, 1983-19943-6. Local 106, 1980-19927. Local 107, 1981-19898. Local 108, 1980-19859. Local 112, 1980-198310-12. Local 113, 1980-199413. Local 114, 1981-198714. Local 115, 1980-198815. Local 116, 1980-198316. Local 118J, 198217. Local 118W, 1980-198318. Local 119, 1980-199319. Local 120, 1980-199320. Local 120 (Del Mar Fair), 198421. Local 121, 1981-199322-23. Local 123, 198424. Local 123 (re: nominations & elections), 198425. Local 123, 1985-199426. Local 124, 198327. Local 126, 1981-198228. Local 127, 1980-198929. Local 133, 1980-199230-31. Local 134, 1980-199432. Local 136, 1984-198933. Local 138, 1980-199234. Local 139, 1980-198135. Local 140, 1980-1994

Box 251-17. Local 144, 1982-1989

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Box 261-7. Local 144, 1989-19948. Local 147, 1980-19849-16. Local 150, 1980-199417-18. Local 150T, 1980-198119. Local 150T (re: trusteeship), 198120-22. Local 150T, 1980-1982

Box 271. Local 151, 1980-19852. Local 152, 1980-19933-5. Local 155, 1980-19846. Local 158, 19817-11. Local 158A, 1980-199012. Local 159, 1980-198713. Local 164, 1981-198314-15. Local 166, 1980-199316. Local 168, 1981-198917. Local 169, 1991-199418. Local 171, 199419. Local 173, 1986-199420. Local 175, 1980-198921. Local 176, 1980-199322. Local 177, 1980-199223. Local 177M, 1981-198224. Local 179, 1980-198425. Local 180, 1981-199326. Local 183, 1980-199427. Local 188, 1980-199328. Local 189, 198229. Local 190, 198130. Local 192, 1985-199231. Local 192B, 1980-198832. Local 193, 1979-198133-34. Local 200, 1980-1981

Box 281-18, Local 200, 1981-1984

Box 291-10. Local 200, 1984-198511. Local 200 (petitions), 198512. Local 200 (trusteeship petition letters), 198513-15. Local 200 (trusteeship hearing transcript), 198516-19. Local 200, 1986

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Box 301-2. Local 200A, 1986-19943-5. Local 200B, 1986-19946. Local 200C (includes appeal of member), 1986-19887. Local 200C, 1989-19948. Local 200D, 1988-19929. Local 200A-200D (settlement agreement), 198610. Local 202, 1993-199411. Local 203, 198112-17. Local 204, 1980-198618. Local 204 (“Impact of Technological Change on Hospital Workers”),

198619-20. Local 204, 1986-1990

Box 311-2. Local 204, 1991-19943-5. Local 205T, 1985-19946-8. Local 208, 1980-19949-11. Local 210, 1980-199412. Local 211, 1980-199313. Local 218, 1980-198414. Local 219, 1980-198815-17. Local 220, 1980-199418. Local 221, 198119-23. Local 222, 1980-1990

Box 321. Local 226, 1980-19912. Local 234, 1980-19853-6. Local 235, 1981-19947. Local 236, 1980-19938. Local 238, 1980-19849. Local 239, 1980-198410. Local 240, 1980-198611. Local 241, 1981-198512-20. Local 244, 1980-199421. Local 245, 1980-198922. Local 246, 1980-1994

Box 331-15. Local 250, 1980-198516-17. Local 250 (hearing transcript re: Ring and Twomey), 1985

Box 341. Local 250 (hearing exhibits), 1983-19852-5. Local 250, 1986

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6. Local 250 (Kaiser), 19867. Local 250 (appeal of business agent), 1986-19878-17. Local 250, 1987

Box 351-12. Local 250, 1987-198813. Local 250 (union employees retirement plan), 1986-198714-18. Local 250, 1989

Box 361-6. Local 250, 1990-19947. Local 250 (5th annual leadership conference), 19948. Local 252, 1981-19949. Local 253, 1980-198510-13. Local 254, 1980-198614. Local 254 (appeal re: termination), 1986-198815-16. Local 254, 1987-199217. Local 254 (dispute w/ National Association of Government Employees

(NAGE), Local 5000), 199218. Local 254, 1992

Box 371. Local 254, 1993-19942. Local 257, 1981-19943. Local 259, 1982-19874. Local 262, 1980-19835. Local 263, 1980-19866-10. Local 263 (appeal of local union members), 198211. Local 265, 1980-198912. Local 268, 1980-199413. Local 271, 1980-198914. Local 275, 1980-198515. Local 276, 1981-199316. Local 278, 1981-198717-22. Local 280, 1980-198123. Local 280 (Roy Sellers), 198124-27. Local 280 (appeal of local union members), 1975-1980

Box 381-2. Local 280 (appeal of local union members), 1977-19803-10. Local 280, 1982-198411. Local 280 (appeal re: local election), 1983-198412. Local 280 (appeal of local union member), 1980-198413-17. Local 280, 1985-199418. Local 282, 1972-199219. Local 284, 1980

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Box 391-7. Local 284, 1981-19948-16. Local 285, 1980-1982

Box 401-2. Local 285, 19823-9. Local 285, 1983-199410. Local 288, 1980-199011. Local 298, 1980-198312. Local 298 (affiliates pension fund – Canadian matters), 1981-198213-21. Local 298, 1980-199422-23. Local 299, 1980-1981

Box 411. Local 299 (Si Simmons dispute), 19812. Local 299, 1982-19833-5. Local 300, 1976-19946. Local 304, 1981-19937-9. Local 305, 1980-198410. Local 305 (Gerry Sommer’s file), 198411-13. Local 305, 1985-198914. Local 305 (appeal of local officers re: loyalty), 1986-198715-17. Local 307, 1980-198218. Local 308, 1980-199319. Local 310, 198120. Local 311, 1982-198321. Local 316, 1980-199422-23. Local 321, 1980

Box 421-2 Local 321, 1983-19883. Local 323, 1981-19914. Local 325, 1980-19845. Local 327, 19806-7. Local 328, 1980-19908. Local 331, 1980-19819. Local 331 (re: trusteeship), 198010. Local 331, 1986-199311. Local 333, 1980-1994112. Local 333UH, 1981-198613-14. Local 334, 1980-199215. Local 336, 1981-199216. Local 339, 1983 and 199117. Local 340, 1980-198318. Local 341, 1987-1994

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19. Local 344, 1980-199320. Local 346, 1984-198621-27. Local 347, 1980-1994

Box 431. Local 349, 1980-19812. Local 351, 19823. Local 352, 1980-19834. Local 355US, 19945. Local 356, 1980-19836-10. Local 362, 1980-199411. Local 364, 1980-198612-13. Local 365, 1980-199414. Local 368, 1980-198115-18. Local 372, 1980-198719. Local 380, 1980-198220. Local 382, 1980-198421. Local 383, 198022. Local 385, 1981-198323-25. Local 389, 1980-199026-27. Local 390, 1980

Box 441-2. Local 390, 1981-19823-4. Local 390/400, 1982-19835. Local 395, 1980-19946. Local 398, 1980-19847-9. Local 399, 198010. Local 399 (charges of misconduct), 1979-198011-16. Local 399, 1981-1985

Box 451-2. Local 399, 1986-19873-4. Local 399 (Disney Land), 19885-14. Local 399, 1989-199415-19. Local 400, 1980-1982

Box 461. Local 400 P.G., 1984-19922. Local 401, 1985-19913-4. Local 406, 1980-19935. Local 410, 1980-19946-7. Local 411, 1980-19828-10. Local 415, 1980-199411. Local 423, 198312. Local 429, 1988-1989

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13-18. Local 434, 1980-199419. Local 434B, 1991-199420. Local 439, 1980-198321. Local 443, 1980-198822. Local 443 (appeal re: termination), 1983-198423. Local 444, 1980-199424. Local 454, 1980-199325. Local 455, 1981-199026. Local 455USW, 1993-199427. Local 456, 1981-198528. Local 464, 1980-1981

Box 471. Local 466M, 1980-19932. Local 470, 19813. Local 478, 1980-19874. Local 492, 1981-19835-7. Local 495, 1980-19938. Local 500, 1980-19939. Local 500 (1981 Nov. 23, meeting), 198110-12. Local 502, 1980-199213-17. Local 503, 1980-199218. Local 503 (Oregon background for Sweeney), 199219. Local 503, 1993-199420. Local 505, 1980-198621. Local 506, 198822. Local 508, 1981-199323. Local 509, 1980-1983

Box 481-5. Local 509, 1984-19946. Local 509 (CT Employees Union Independent), 1981-19847-15. Local 511, 1985-199416. Local 513, 1980-199417. Local 516, 1980-198618. Local 516M, 1980-1994

Box 491-2. Local 517M, 1981-19923. Local 517M (MSSE and PA – Lansing, MI), 1980-19824. Local 518, 1980-19935. Local 519, 1983-19946-10. Local 525, 1982-199211-14. Local 526M, 1980-199215. Local 528, 1980-199416. Local 529, 1980-1981

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17-18. Local 531, 1980-199419. Local 532, 1985-199320. Local 533, 1979-198021-22. Local 535, 1980-1981

Box 501-19. Local 535, 1982-1994

Box 511. Local 540, 1980-19872-3. Local 541, 1980-19944-5. Local 544, 1980-19936. Local 550, 19807-12. Local 551, 1980-199413. Local 553, 1983-198814. Local 555, 1980-199415-21. Local 556, 1980-198822. Local 556 (5YRS RO petition and 37 FLRA No. 21 (NAF))23. Local 556, 1991-1994

Box 521-4. Local 557, 1980-19905. Local 560, 1980-19886. Local 563, 1981 and 19887. Local 570, 19818. Local 572, 1980-19889-16. Local 579, 1980-198617. Local 580, 1981-198618. Local 580 (appeal re: grievance), 198619. Local 580, 1988-199420. Local 582, 1980-199521. Local 584, 1981-198422-25. Local 585, 1980-1984

Box 531-3. Local 585, 1985-19944-5. Local 586, 1980-19946. Local 591, 1980-19947. Local 592, 19878. Local 598, 1980-19939. Local 599, 1981-198310. Local 600, 1980-199211. Local 602, 1980-198612. Local 603, 1985-198913. Local 606, 1989-199014. Local 612, 1980-1986

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15. Local 613, 1990-199416-17. Local 614, 1980-199318-23. Local 615, 1980-198324-25. Local 616, 1980-1994

Box 541-3. Local 617, 1980-19944. Local 618, 1981-19945-7. Local 619, 1980-19828-9. Local 619 (transcript: Clifford v. SEIU), 198210. Local 619, 1983-198411. Local 620, 1988-199412. Local 621, 1980-199113. Local 624, 1980-199414. Local 626, 198215-18. Local 627, 1980-199419. Local 630, 1980-198120. Local 632, 198321. Local 633, 198122. Local 639, 1980-199323. Local 641, 198224. Local 645, 198024. Local 648, 198025. Local 650, 1981-199126. Local 651, 198827. Local 653, 198029-31. Local 660, 1980-1981

Box 551-17. Local 660, 1982-1992

Box 561-5. Local 660, 1992-19946. Local 663, 19867-8. Local 666, 1980-19949-20. Local 668, 1980-199421. Local 668 (re: Local 406 constitution), 1989-199122. Local 671, 1980-1984

Box 571-5. Local 675, 1980-19886-7. Local 679, 1980-19948-10. Local 680, 1980-199411. Local 681, 1980-198812. Local 683, 1980-198413-14. Local 686, 1980-1993

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15-16. Local 687, 1980-199317-23. Local 690, 1980-1981

Box 581-6. Local 690, 1981-19937. Local 692, 1981-19838. Local 693, 1980-19849. Local 695, 198310. Local 696, 1992-199411. Local 697, 1988-199212. Local 698, 198013. Local 699, 1980-198214. Local 700, 1980-199415. Local 701, 1981-198316. Local 702, 1990-199217. Local 704, 1981-199418-23. Local 706, 1980-199424-25. Local 707. 1983-199426. Local 711, 198027. Local 712, 1980-198228. Local 713, 1983-198929. Local 714, 1990-199430-32. Local 715, 1980-1981

Box 591-5. Local 715, 1982-19846. Local 715 (copy sent to Rosemary Trump), 1/27/84), 1983-19847-8. Local 715 (Rosemary Trump file), 1980-19849-12. Local 715, 1985-199413-18. Local 721, 1980-199419-21. Local 722, 1980-1982

Box 601-5. Local 722, 1983-19946. Local 723, 1980-19827. Local 724, 1980-19838. Local 725, 1986-19889. Local 726, 1988-198910. Local 727, 1980-199011. Local 728, 1988-198912. Local 729, 1985-199413. Local 730, 1988-198914. Local 733, 1981-198515. Local 741, 1993-199416. Local 742, 1992-199417. Local 747, 1980-1991

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18. Local 750, 1981-199319. Local 752, 1988-199220-23. Local 759, 1978-198624. Local 760, 1987-199425-31. Local 767, 1982-1987

Box 611-2. Local 767, 1989-19943. Local 775, 19824. Local 777, 1981-19915. Local 786, 1987-19946. Local 787, 1986-19947-17. Local 790, 1984-199418. Local 790A, 1993-199419-21. Local 800, 1987-1990

Box 621. Local 800, 1991-19942. Local 801, 1980-19903. Local 804, 19804. Local 804-A, 19805. Local 806, 1980-19896-7. Local 808M, 1980-19888. Local 810, 1980-19849. Local 817, 1984-199410. Local 819, 1980-198311. Local 828, 1987-199412. Local 833, 198013. Local 837, 198014. Local 843, 198015. Local 856, 198116-17. Local 880, 1985-199418. Local 898, 198819. Local 902, 1984-199120. Local 905, 198021. Local 911, 1980-199422. Local 916, 1980-198323-27. Local 925, 1980-198328-34. Local 925D, 1983-1990

Box 631. Local 925, 1991-19942. Local 925P, 19823. Local 935, 1984-19904. Local 949, 1984-19935. Local 998, 1986-1994

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6-7. Local 999, 1980-19948-23. Local 1000, 1982-1984

Box 641-4. Local 1000, 19845. Local 1000 (CALIFORNIA STATE EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION

(CSEA)) materials – 1984 Jan. 9)6-15. Local 1000, 1985-198716. Local 1000 (CALIFORNIA STATE EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION

(CSEA) 1988 funding proposal), 198717-19. Local 1000, 1988

Box 651-5. Local 1000, 1988-19926. Local 1008, 1980-19857-8. Local 1107, 1984-19919. Local 1475, 1984-19868. Local 1182, 1984-199311-12. Local 1199, 198913. Local 1199ED, 1990-199414-15. Local 1199P, 1990-199416. Local 1199NW, 1990-199417. Local 1199-M, 199018. Local 1199NE, 1989-199419. Local 1199NV, 1990-199120. Local 1199-IN/IA, 199021. Local 1199RM, 199122-24. Local 1199WI, 1989-1994

Box 661. Local 1199RC, 1992-19942. Local 1199WO, 1992-19943. Local 1280, 1992-1994

Local 1475, 1984-1986 (see box 65, folder 9)4. Local 1864, 1993-19945-6. Local 1877, 1988-19947. Local 1926, 1991-19948. Local 1934, 1987-19899. Local 1939, 1990-199410. Local 1972, 199011-13. Local 1980, 1984-199314. Local 1983, 1992-199415-23. Local 1984, 1984-199424-25. Local 1985, 1984-1988

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Box 671. Local 1985, 1989-19942. Local 1988, 1984-19943. Local 1989, 1988-19934. Local 1990, 1990-19935. Local 1991, 1992-19946-9. Local 3036, 1980-199410. Local 3042, 199211. Local 4053, 1980-198112. Local 4053 (appeal re: election of delegates to International convention),

198013-20. Local 4053, 1982

Box 681-16. Local 4053, 1983-1984

Box 691-7. Local 4053, 1985-19878-9. Local 4053 (appeal of PEF members, Division 196), 1986-198710-15. Local 4053, 1988-199416-18. Local 5000 (National Association of Government Employees), 1982-1984

Box 701-3. Local 5000, 19834-5. Local 5000 (National Association of Government Employees (NAGE)

convention), 1983-19846-14. Local 5000, 1984-198815-17. Local 5000 (Boston), 1989-1990

Box 711. Local 5000 (San Francisco), 19902-3. Local 5000 (Boston), 19914. Local 5000 (San Francisco), 19915. Local 5000 (Boston), 19926-8. Local 5000, 1993-19949. Local 5000 (Lyons, K), 199410. Local 8000, 19929. Local 9288, 1990-199410. Local 10615, 1980-198211. Local 18007, 1980-199412. Local 22476, 1980-199115-18. Local 24369, 1984-198519. Local 61314, 1994

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Series IIBox 71

20. Joint Councils (general), no date21. Joint Council 1, 1980-198922-25. Joint Council 2, 1980-1985

Box 721-4. Joint Council 2, 1985-19875. Joint Council 4, 1982-19926. Joint Council 7, 1980-19917-9. Joint Council 8, 198010. Joint Council 8 (trusteeship reports and exhibits), 198011-14. Joint Council 8, 1982-199213. Joint Council 10, 1981-199114. Joint Council 11, 1980-199217-20. Joint Council 14, 1980-1983

Box 731. Joint Council 14, 1982-19842. Joint Council 14 (research reports and meeting minutes), 1982-19833-4. Joint Council 14, 1983-19865. Joint Council 15, 1980-19896-8. Joint Council 22, 1980-19869. Joint Council 23, 1980-198710. Joint Council 24, 1981-198811-14. Joint Council 25, 1980-199215. Joint Council 28, 1980-198916. Joint Council 29, 1980-198517. Joint Council 33, 1980-199118-21. Joint Council 35, 1980-199122. Joint Council 42, 1980-198323. Joint Council 45, 1980-1981

Box 741-3. Joint Council 45, 1982-19894. Joint Council 50, 1985-19915. Joint Council 51, 19876-7. Joint Council 52, 1987-19918. Joint Council 53, 19889. Joint Council 54, 1991-199210. Greater Washington Joint Council, 1981-199211. Washington State Joint Council, 199112. New England Joint Council, 1986

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Series IIIBox 74

13-21. California State Council, 1979-1983

Box 751-16. California State Council, 1983-1987

Box 761-4. California State Council, 1988-19895. Northern California Service Council, 19876. Connecticut State Council, 1983-19867. Florida State Council, 1986-19898. Illinois State Council, 1986 and 19919. Iowa Service Council, 198810-21. New York State Council, 1980-1989

Box 771-2. New York State Council, 19873. Oregon State Council, 1986-19924. Pennsylvania State Council, 1991-19925. Southern Service Council, 1989-19916. Texas Service Council, 1987-19897-10. Canadian Conference, 1980-198511. Canadian Conference Convention, 198612-13. Canadian Conference, 1986-199114-16. Central States Conference, 1980-199217-19. Eastern Conference (includes the “Organizer’s Communications Source

Book), 1980-199120. Southern Service Conference, 1987-1988

Box 781-10. Western Conference, 1980-1991

Series IVBox 78

11. New Jersey Employees Labor Union #1 Local 1988, 199012. OPEIU, Local 2, 199413. Local 11, 198814. Local 22, 1989 and 199415. Local 26, 199016. Local 31M, 1988-199417. Local 46 (includes, “How We Fought Privatization and Won”), 199318. Local 50, 1989 and 199419. Local 99, 1990-199220. Local 99, 1992-199421. Local 100, 1991-1994

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22. Local 100A, 199023. Local 102, 199024. Local 120, 199225. Local 205, 199026. Local 208, 199027. Local 246, 1993-199428. Local 254, 199329. Local 284, 199130. Local 285, 198931. Local 305, 1988-198932. Local 341, 1990-199333. Local 347, 1988 and 199434. Local 400PG, 198835. Local 415, 1988

Box 791. Local 429, 19892. Local 495, 19893. Local 500, 19914. Local 502, 1988-19895. Local 503, 1991-19926. Local 506, 19887. Local 509 (includes, “In the Interests of Patients: Managerial Prerogatives

and Worker Participation in Healthcare Governance” and report onprivatization), 1990-1994

8. Local 511, 1990-19939-10. Local 511/760, 1989-199111. Local 513, 198812. Local 517M, 1990-199313-15. Local 518, 1990-199216. Local 519, 199017. Local 526M, 1990-199318. Local 535, 1991-199219. Local 541, 199220. Local 556, 199021-22. Local 557, 1988 and 199423. Local 585, 199424. Local 586, 1988 and 199224. Local 598, 198925. Local 603, 199426. Local 616, 198927. Local 620, 1971 and 1988-199229-30. Local 660, 199331. Local 668 (includes survey results), 199432. Local 675, 198833. Local 687, 1988-1989

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34. Local 690, 1988-199035. Local 696, 199336. Local 700, 198937. Local 707, 1987-199438. Local 713, 198839. Local 715, 1988-199040. Local 730, 1988

Box 801. Local 752, 19882. Local 760 (includes “School Bus Drivers Bill of Rights), 1990-19943. Local 790, 1990-19944. Local 817, 19905. Local 828, 19886. Local 880, 19887. Local 911 (includes, “Straight Talk about Affiliation), 1992-19948. Local 935, 19889. Local 998, 1990-199410-13. Local 1000 (includes decertification plan), 1990-199414-15. Local 1107 (includes strategic planning material), 1991-199316. Local 1199CC, 199415. Local 1199 WV/KY/OH, 1993-199416. Local 1864, 199417. Local 1939 (includes City of Santa Ana Budget Analysis), 1987-198918. Local 1980, 1989-199221-23. Local 1983 (includes California Faculty Association program evaluation),

1990-199424-26. Local 1984 (includes New Hampshire Health Care Reform Proposal),

1990-199427. Local 1985 (includes “A Campaign Plan for Passage of Union Payroll

Deduction Legislation in the Georgia General Assembly), 1990-199428-29. Local 1988, 1988-1990

Box 811. Local 1989, 1991-19942. Local 1991, 19943-5. Local 4053, 1990-19946. Local 4988, 19927. Local 5000, 1990-1994

Series VBox 81

8. Affiliation: Fresno County, 1986-19879. Affiliation Workgroup, 199010. Affiliation Workgroup, Denver, 198711. Alaska Public Employee Association Affiliation Agreement, no date

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12-14. Alaska Public Employees Association, 1987-198815. Alaska Public Employees Association – Clippings, 1973 and 1987-199016. Alaska Public Employees Association – Fieldbook Agreement and

Handbook, 1984-198717. Alaska Public Employees Association Organizing Responsibilities

Procedures, 1987-198818. Alaska State Public Employees Association, 198719-21. AFL-CIO Department of Professional Employees, 1989-199122. AFL-CIO Department of Professional Employees – Resolutions, 199323. AFL-CIO Department of Professional Employees – Exec. Comm. Mtg of

12/6/94, 1994

Box 821. AFL-CIO Housing Investment Trust, 1989-19902. AFL-CIO – Public Employee Dept. Convention Resolutions, 19913. American Federation of Teachers, 19884. Atlanta Service Council, 1989-19905. Australia Public Sector Union, 1991-19926. Bargaining Committee meeting, Oct. 19927. Bargaining Conference re: Public Employees (includes, “Suggested

Contract Language: to ‘Follow the Work’ When Privatization Can’t beStopped”), Jul. 1994

8. Butte County Employees Assoc., 19889. C-Schools, 1983 & 1989-199010. California Court Reporters Association, 199011-13. California Faculty Association, 1986-199014. California-Gann Initiative, 198715. California Independent Associations, research regarding, 198716. California League of City Employee Associations, 1989-199017. California Public Employee Relations Board, 1985-198718. California State Council, 1986-198719-20. California State Employees Association (includes overview of “The SEIU

Horse Racing Industry”), 198919. California State Employees Association – Budget, 1989-199020. California State Employees Association – Correspondence (includes

CALIFORNIA STATE EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION (CSEA) SEIULocal 1000 Poll), 1990

21. California State Employees Association – General Council, 198922. California State Employees Association – Unit 12 Correspondence, 199023. California State Employees Association – Unit 12 Decertification, circa.

198724. CalPERS, 199225. Campaign for New Priorities, 199126. Chief Executive Officer, 198927. Clark, Cook & Molan, 198928. Combined Law Enforcement Association of Texas, 1991-1992

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29. Commercial Motor Vehicle Safety Act of 1986, 198930. Communications Work Group, 198931. Connecticut Congress of Community Colleges – Affiliation, 199032. Connecticut Service Council, 1989-1990

Box 831. Council of Institutional Investors, 1990-19922. Court Reporter, 1974 and 1993-19943-4. Defense Logistics Agency, 1991-19925-6. Department of Veterans Affairs, 1990-19927-12. Department of Veterans Affairs – National Consultation Rights, 1991-

199313. Department of Veterans Affairs – VA Locals, 199414. District 925, 198915-17. Dow Jones Employees Association, 1987-1990

Box 841. Education Reform (includes, “Our Schools, Our Children, Our Jobs:

SEIU’s Perspective on the Reform of American Education”), 1989-19902. Elizabeth Grady Award, 1991-19923. Employment Security Revitalization Work Group, 19944. Employment Security/Unemployment Insurance Board Mailing, Oct. 14,

19945. Employment Security/Unemployment Insurance Program, 1986-19916-7. Employment Security/Unemployment Insurance Workgroup, 19948. Employment Security/Unemployment Insurance, Mar. 25, 19949. Employment Security/Unemployment Insurance Workgroup Mailing, Sep.

8, 199410. Employment Security/Unemployment Insurance Workgroup One-Stop-

Shopping, 199411. Fair Labor Standards, 198912. FDIC – Proposed FDIC Regulation Changes, 199013. FDIC Pass Through Insurance, 199014. Fighting Privatization, 199215. Family Support Act of 1988 – SEIU Testimony, 198816. Florio Labor Contributions, 199017. Georgia Governor’s Race, 199018. Health Insurance Issues, 198819. Healthcare Privatization, Dec. 198720. Healthcare Reform, 1993-199421. Industrial Areas Foundation, 199022. International Union of Police Associations/New York State Federation,

199123-24. Iowa United Professionals, 1989-199025. Labor/Union-Articles, 1986

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26. Las Angeles County Gain Case Management Contracting Out Timeline,1986-1989

27. Long Beach City Employees Association,28. Mariposa County Employees Association, 198829. Memphis Police & Firefighters Strike of 1978, 1981 and 198530. Merrill, Philip – Reports, 199131. Michigan Corrections Organizations (includes reports on privatization),

199332. Michigan Healthcare, 199133. Michigan Professional Employees Society, 199234. Molan, Dick, 199135. Municipal Employees Association of Santa Monica, 198836. National Conference of State Legislatures – Foundation, 1992-199337. National Federation of Federal Employees, 199438. National Public Employer Labor Relations Association, 198939. Northern New England Service Council, 1989-199040. Oklahoma Public Employees Union, 198941. Orange County Public Employee Council, 1986-199042. Orange County Service Council, 1986-198743. Organizing, 198944. Organizing Committee Mtg., Oct. 8, 199245. Organizing Workgroup, 199246. Peace Officers Research Association of California, 1988

Box 851. Participatory Leadership Conference, 1989 May 11-122. Pension Reform, 19923-4. Pension Workgroup, 1988-19905. Planning, 1989-19906. Planning Process, 19897. Police Officer’s Bill of Rights, 19928. Politics & Legislation Committee of the Public Division Board, 1992 Oct.

149. Prince Georges County Correctional Officers, 198810. Privatization, 1988-199311. Privatization Contract Language,12. Privatization Overview Presentation, circa 199213. Professional Council Board, 198814. Professional Council – General Correspondence, 198815. Professional Council Board Meeting, 1988 Feb. 2316-17. Professional Council Board, 1988-199318. Professional Council Board Meeting, 1992 Feb. 1319. Professional Council Board Meeting, 1993 Mar. 5-620. Professional Development,21. Public Division Bargaining Conference, 1993 May 2422. Public Innovator, 1994

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23. Public Sector Bargaining, Conference on (includes “Research DepartmentReport to SEIU Conference on Public Sector Bargaining in 1992”), 1992Feb. 9-10

24. Public Sector Board – Eastern Division Workgroup, 199025. Public Sector Bargaining, Conference on, 1992 Feb. 9-1026. Public Sector Division Bargaining Conference, 1993 May27. Public Sector Division Bargaining Conference, 199428. Public Sector Division Board, 199029. Public Sector Division Board, 1986-198730-31. Public Sector Division Board, 198832. Public Sector Division Board, 198933. Public Sector Division Board Mailing (includes “Testimony of John J.

Sweeney…Before the Task Force on Excellence in State and LocalGovernment Through Labor-Management Cooperation,” 1994 Oct. 20 and“Report on the Public Sector Division” by Ophelia McFadden), 1994 Oct.25

34. Public Sector Division Board Meeting, 1985

Box 861. Public Sector Division Board Meeting, 1988 Jan.2. Public Sector Division Board Meeting, 1988 Oct. 43. Public Sector Division Board Meeting, 1989 Jan. 294. Public Sector Division Board Meeting, 1989 Oct. 3-65. Public Sector Division Board Meeting (includes “A Plan for Healthcare

Organizing”), 1992 Feb.6. Public Sector Division Board Meeting (includes “Organizing Committee

Report”), 1993 May7. Public Sector Division Board Meeting, 1993 Oct. 28. Public Sector Division Board Meeting, 1993 Oct.9. Public Sector Division Board Meeting, Maritime Institute, 1992 Nov. 8-1010. Public Sector Division Board Resignations, 199011. Public Sector Division Board Training, 198912. Public Sector Division Convention, 199113. Public Sector Division Convention Workgroup, 1987 Feb.14. Public Sector Division – General and 198815. Public Sector Division Resolutions, 1988 Jun. 2716. Public Sector Division Settlements Report, 198917. Public Sector Division Settlements Report, 1988-199218. Public Sector Division Targeting, 199119. Public Sector Division Workgroup, 1989-199020. Public Sector Outline,21. Public Services International, 1989-199422. Public Worker Mobilization, circa 199123. Research of Independent Association, 198824. Results of Michigan State Professional Unit Poll – Wilson Ctr., 198925. Retirees (Rosalie Whalen), 1993

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26. Rodich, David – Public Division Organizing Campaign Reviews, 199227. San Antonio Wage Local, 198928. San Francisco Police Officers, 199229. San Francisco Police Officers Association, 1990-199230. San Francisco Police Officers Constitution and By-laws, 199131. Santa Barbara County Employees Association (Calif.), 1986-198832. Section 89, 198933. SEIU Locals Representing U.S. Public Sector Professionals, 198834. SEIU Schools Conference, 1990 May 17-1935. SEIU Schools Conference, material re:, 1990 May 17-1936. SEIU Schools Conference, 199037. SEIU Schools Conference Registration Workshop, 199038. SEIU Schools Conference – Policy Statement, no date39. SEIU Schools Conference – Survey, 199040. SEIU and Solidarity, 198941. SEIU Training Programs, 198942. Settlements re: Collective Bargaining in State and Local Government,

1994

Box 871. Social Service Workers Conference, 1991 Sep. 19-202. Solano Association of Government Employees, 19913. Southern States Targeting Information, 19864. State and Local Government Labor-Management Committee Symposium

– “Excellence in Public Service,” 19925. Suffolk County Employees, 19856. Taxpayers Alliance to Serve Connecticut, 19937. United Public Assistance Workers, 19888. United Technical Employees Association, 19899. University of California, 198610. Welfare Reform, 198911. Welfare Reform Material (Testimony of Bruce Callahan and Jerry

Fillingim of SEIU to President Clinton’s Working Group on WelfareReform , Family Support and Independence”), 1989-1994

12. Welfare Reform Workgroup, 1989 Jun 513. West Virginia – SEIU, 199214. West Virginia State Employees Union, 199415. Western Workgroup Meeting, 1989 Dec. 1316. Wyoming Public Employees Association, 1990

Series VIBox 87

18. Allers, John, 198019. Allison, Sylvia, 198020. Backstrom, Walter, 198021. Baumann, Joseph, 1980

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22. Beatty, Don, 198023. Bevona, Gus, 198024. Brown, Lovella, 198025. Buckley, Joseph, 198026. Chartier, Henry, 198027. Childs, Fay, 198028. Coony, Steve, 198029. Crippen, David, 198030. Drapala, Delores, 198031. Earls, Marc, 198032. Friedman, Howard, 198033. Geske, Neil, 198034. Goldberg, Ben, 198035. Kelley, John, 198036. Kraemer, John, 198037. Kurasch, Irving, 198038. Kurshenbaum, Harry, 198039. Marigny, Gloria (includes organizing report), 198040. McCarthy, William, 198041. McFadden, Ophelia, 198042. Menapace, Larry, 198043. Miller, John, 198044. Mumm, Donald, 198045. Ottley, Peter, 198046. Pauley, Leon, 198047. Ring, John, 198048. Russo, David, 198049. Stern, Andrew, 198050. Sullivan, Edward, 198051. Sverdlove, Leon, 198052. Thomas, Jack, 198053. Ward, Cecil, 198054. Zellers, Jim, 198055. Allers, John, 198156. Allison, Sylvia, 198157. Backstrom, Walter, 198158. Bauman, Joseph, 198159. Beatty, Don, 198160. Bevona, Gus, 198161. Brown, Lovella, 198162. Buckley, Joseph, 198163. Chartier, Henry, 198164. Childs, Fay, 198165. Coony, Steve, 198166. Crippen, David, 198167. Drapala, Delores, 1981

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68. Earls, Marc (includes pleadings re: SEIU vs. State of Idaho Department ofHealth and Welfare), 1981

69. Friedman, Howard, 198170. Geske, Neil, 198171. Goldberg, Ben, 1981

Box 881. Kelly, John, 19812. Kraemer, John, 19813. Kurasch, Irving, 19814. Kurshenbaum, Harry, 19815. Marigny, Gloria, 19816. McCarthy, William, 19817. McFadden, Ophelia, 19818. Menapace, Larry, 19819. Miller, John, 198110. Mumm, Donald, 198111. Ottley, Peter, 198112. Pauley, Leon, 198113. Ring, John, 198114. Russo, David, 198115. Stern, Andrew, 198116. Sullivan, Edward, 198117. Sverdlove, Leon, 198118. Thomas, Jack, 198119. Ward, Cecil, 198120. Zellers, Jim, 198121. Allers, John, 198222. Allison, Sylvia, 198223. Backstrom, Walter, 198224. Baumann, Joseph, 198225. Bevona, Gus, 198226. Beatty, Don, 198227. Brown, Lovella, 198228. Chartier, Henry, 198229. Childs, Fay, 198230. Coony, Stephen, 198231. Drapala, Dolores, 198232. Earls, Marc, 198233. Friedman, Howard, 198234. Gallagher, Thomas, 198235. Geske, Neil, 198236. Goldberg, Ben, 198237. Kelly, John, 198238. Kraemer, John, 198239. Kurasch, Irving, 1982

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40. Kurshenbaum, Harry, 198241. Marigny, Gloria, 198242. McCarthy, William, 198243. McFadden, Ophelia, 198244. Menapace, Lawrence, 198245. Miller, John, 198246. Mumm, Donald, 198247. Ottley, Peter, 198248. Pauley, Leon, 198249. Ring, John, 198250. Russo, David, 198251. Stern, Andrew, 198252. Sullivan, Edward, 198253. Sverdlove, Leon, 198254. Thomas, Jack, 198255. Ward, Cecil, 198256. Zellers, James, 198257. Allers, John, 198358. Allison, Sylvia, 198359. Backstrom, Walter, 198360. Baumann, Joseph, 198361. Beatty, Don, 198362. Bevona, Gus, 198363. Breen, Harry, 198364. Chartier, Henry, 198365. Childs, Fay, 198366. D’Aguanno, Marco, 198367. Earls, Marc, 198368. Gallagher, Tom, 198369. Geske, Neil, 198370. Goldberg, Ben, 198371. Hickey, Charles, 198372. Kelley, John, 198373. Kurasch, Irving, 198374. Kurshenbaum, Harry, 198375. Marigny, Gloria, 198376. McCarthy, Bill, 1983

Box 891. McFadden, Ophelia, 19832. Menapace, Lawrence, 19833. Miller, John, 19834. Mumm, Donald, 19835. Ottley, Peter, 19836. Ring, John, 19837. Russo, David, 1983

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8. Stern, Andrew, 19839. Sullivan, Edward, 198310. Sverdlove, Leon, 198311. Ward, Cecil, 198312. Williamson, Andrew, 198313. Zellers, Jim, 198314. Allers, John, 198415. Backstrom, Walter, 198416. Baumann, Joseph, 198417. Bednarczyk, Betty, 198418. Breen, Harry, 198419. Brown, Lovella, 198420. Chartier, Henry, 198421. Childs, Fay, 198422. D’Aguanno, Marco, 198423. Earls, Marc, 198424. Gallagher, Tom, 1984-198525. Giarrizzo, Phil, 198426. Goldberg, Ben, 198427. Hickey, Jr., Charles, 198428. Kelley, John, 198429. Kurasch, Irving, 198430. Kurshenbaum, Harry, 198431. Marigny, Gloria, 198432. McCarthy, William, 198433. Miller, John, 198434. Mumm, Donald, 198435. Nussbaum, Karen, 198436. Ottley, Peter, 198437. Pauley, Leon, 198438. Price, Anna Burger, 198439. Price, III, W.T., 198440. Ring, John, 198441. Russo, David, 198442. Sullivan, Edward, 198443. Sverdlove, Leon, 198444. Varacalli, Paul, 198445. Williamson, Andrew, 198446. Zellers, James, 198447. Allers, John, 198548. Backstrom, Walter, 198549. Baumann, Joseph, 198550. Bednarczyk, Betty, 198551. Breen, Harry, 198552. Chartier, Henry, 198553. Childs, Fay, 1985

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54. D’Aguanno, Marc, 198555. Earls, Marc, 198556. Giarrizzo, Phil, 198557. Goldberg, Ben, 198558. Hickey, Charles, 198559. Kelley, John, 198560. Kurasch, Irving, 198561. Kurshenbaum, Harry, 198562. Marigny, Gloria, 198563. McCarthy, William, 198564. Miller, John, 198565. Nussbaum, Karen, 198566. Mumm, Donald, 198567. Ottley, Peter, 198568. Price, Anna Burger69. Price, W.T., 198570. Ring, John, 198571. Russo, David, 198572. Sverdlove, Leon, 198573. Zellers, Jim, 198574. Allers, John, 198675. Anderson, Don, 198676. Baumann, Joseph, 198677. Bednarczyk, Betty, 198678. Breen, Harry, 198679. Childs, Fay, 198680. Condell, Rand, 198681. D’Aguanno, Mark, 198682. Dale, Alice, 198683. Doloff, Joan, 198684. Earls, Marc, 198685. Fairchild, George, 198686. Ferrasci, Marilyn, 198687. Giarrizzo, Phil, 198688. Goldberg, Ben, 198689. Hickey, Jr., Charles, 198690. Kelley, John, 198691. Kurasch, Irving, 198692. Kurshenbaum, Harry, 198693. Marigny, Gloria, 198694. McCarthy, William J., 198695. Miller, John, 198696. Mumm, Donald F., 198697. Nussbaum, Karen, 198698. Ottley, Peter, 198699. Pauley, Leon, 1986

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Box 901. Perruccio, Sal, 19862. Price, Anna Burger, 19863. Price, III, W.T., 19864. Ring, John, 19865. Russo, David, 19866. Sullivan, Edward, 19867. Sverdlove, Leon, 19868. Varacalli, Paul, 19869-12. Zellers, James, 198613. Allers, John H., 198714. Anderson, Don, 198715. Bauman, Joseph J., 198716. Bednarczyk, Betty, 198717. Breen, Harry, 198718. Condell, Rand, 198719. D’Aguanno, Marco, 198720. Dale, Alice, 198721. Dolloff, Joan, 198722. Earls, Marc, 198723. Giarrizzo, Phil, 198724. Goldberg, Ben, 198725. Hickey, Charles, 198726. Kelly, John, 198727. Kurshenbaum, Harry S., 198728. Marigny, Gloria, 198729. McCarthy, William J., 198730. Miller, John, 198731. Mumm, Donald F., 198732. Nussbaum, Karen, 198733. Ottley, Peter, 198734. Pauley, Leon, 198735. Perruccio, Sal, 198736. Price, Anna Burger37. Price, III, W.T., 198738. Ring, John A., 198739. Russo, David M., 198740. Smith, George, 198741. Solari, Yolanda H., 198742. Sverdlove, Leon, 198743. Varacalli, Paul, 198744. Zellers, James, 198745. Zeigenfuss, Don, 198746. Miscellaneous International Board Material, 198747. Allers, John, 1988

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48. Alvarado, Sam T., 198849. Anderson, Don, 198850. Aroner, David, 198851. Bauman, Joseph, 198852. Bednarczyk, Betty, 198853. Breen, Harry, 198854. Childs, Fay, 198855. Condell, Rand, 198856. D’Anguanno, Marco, 198857. Dale, Alice, 198858. Dolloff, Joan, 198859. Giarrizzo, Phil, 198860. Gohier, Aime, 198861. Goldberg, Ben, 198862. Grimpe, Sharon, 198863. Hickey, Charles, 198864. Hoffman, Harold, 198865. Horton, Jim, 198866. Iverson, Dan, 198867. Kelly, John, 198868. Kurshenbaum, Harry, 198869. Marigny, Gloria, 198870. McCarthy, Bill, 198871. Mills, Nancy, 198872. Mumm, Donald, 198873. Nussbaum, Karen, 198874. Pauley, Leon, 198875. Perruccio, Steven, 198876. Pigoni, Dino, 198877. Price, Anna Burger, 198878. Price, III, W.T., 198879. Ring, John, 198880. Russo, David M., 198881. Sermersheim, Kristy, 198882. Smith, George, 198883. Solari, Yolanda, 198884. Sullivan, Edward, 198885. Sverdlove, Leon, 198886. Williams, Jarvis, 198887. Zellers, James, 198888. Ziegenfuss, Don, 198889. Allers, John, 1989-199090. Alvarado, Sam T., 1989-199091. Aroner, David, 1989-199092. Bauman, Joseph, 1989-1990

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Box 911. Bednarczyk, Betty, 1989-19902. Breen, Harry, 1989-19903. Childs, Fay, 1989-19904. Rand, Condell, 1989-19905. Dale, Alice, 1989-19906. Dean, Margaret, 19897. Gohier, Aime, 1989-19908. Goldberg, Ben, 1989-19909. Grimpe, Sharon Correll, 1989-199010. Hoffman, Harold, 1989-199011. Horton, James, 1989-199012. Iverson, Dan, 1989-199013. Kelly, John, 1989-199014. Kenny, Perry, 1989-199015. Kurshenbaum, Harry S., 1989-199016. Marigny, Gloria (Ms.), 1989-199017. McCarthy, William J., 1989-199018. Mills, Nancy, 1988-199019. More, Robert, 1989-199020. Mumm, Donald, 1989-199021. Nussbaum, Karen, 1989-199022. Pauley, Leon, 1989-199023. Perruccio, Steven, 1989-199024. Pigoni, Dino, 1989-199025. Price, III, W.T., 1989-199026. Russo, David M., 1989-199027. Sermersheim, Kristy, 1989-199028. Smith, George, 1989-199029. Solari, Yolanda H., 1989-199030. Sosne, Diane, 1989-199032. Sullivan, Edward T., 1989-199033. Turowski, Mary Ann, 1989-199034. Webster, Jim, 198935. Williams, Jarvis, 1989-199036. Zellers, James, 1989-199037. Ziegenfuss, Don, 1989-199038. Allers, John H., 1991-199339. Alvarado, Sam T., 199140. Amrol, Jr., John, 199241. Aroner, David, 1991-199342. Bauman, Joseph, 1991-199443. Breen, Harry, 1991-199344. Cook, Victoria, 199345. Dale, Alice, 199246. Dolloff, Joan, 1992

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47. Felder, Sandy, 1991-199448. Foo, Vincent, 1991-199349. Glidden, Dan, 1992-199350. Ford, Patricia (empty)51. Gohier, Aime, 199152. Goldberg, Ben, 1991-199353. Grimpe, Sharon Correll, 199154. Hoffman, Harold, 1991-199355. Hollingworth, Wayne, 199356. Hopkins, Laura, 199157. Horton, James, 199158. Iverson, Dan L., 1991-199459. Kelley, John, 1991-199260. Kenny, Perry D., 199261. Krissel, Paul D., 1991-199362. Kurshenbaum, Harry, 1991-199363. Marigny, Gloria, 199164. Martin, Mary, 1992-199365. McCarthy, William, 1991-199366. Medina, Eliseo, 1991-199367. Mumm, Donald F. 1990-199368. Murphy, Michael, 1992-1993

Box 921. Nussbaum, Karen, 1991-19932. Perruccio, Steven J., 1991-19923. Pigoni, Dino, 1991-19934. Price, III, W.T., 1991-19945. Rosselli, Sal, 19916. Russo, David M., 1991-19937. Sermersheim, Kristy, 1991-19938. Shafer, Howard, 1992-19939. Sosne, Diane, 1991-199210. Stern, Andrew, 1992-199311. Sullivan, Edward, 1991-199212. Taylor, Marjorie, 199213. Trowbridge, David, 1992-199314. Turowski, Ann, 199115. Wcislo, Celia, 199216. Williams, Jarvis, 1991-199317. Woodruff, Tom, 199318. Zellers, James, 1991-1994

Series VIIBox 92

19. Blake, Martell, 1980

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20. Butler, Walter, 198021. Cordtz, Richard, 198022. Gohier, Aime, 198023. Hearn, Albert, 198024. Moats, Eugene, 198025. Murphy, Joe, 198026. Roscoe, Stanley, 198027. Stodghill, William, 198028. Trump, Rosemary, 198029. Twomey, Timothy, 198030. Blake, Martell, 198131. Butler, Walter, 198132. Cordtz, Richard, 198133. Gohier, Aime, 198134. Hearn, Albert, 198135. Moats, Eugene, 198136. Murphy, Joseph, 198137. Roscoe, Stanley, 198138. Stodghill, William, 198139. Trump, Rosemary, 198140. Twomey, Timothy, 198141. Blake, Martell, 198242. Butler, Walter, 198243. Gohier, Aime, 198244. Murphy, Joseph, 198245. Roscoe, Stanley, 198246. Roscoe, Ted, 1982

Box 931. Stodghill, William, 19822. Trump, Rosemary, 19823. Twomey, Timothy, 19824. Blake, Martell, 19835-6. Butler, Walter, 19837. Gohier, Aime, 19838. Moats, Eugene, 19839. Murphy, Joseph, 198310. Roscoe, Ted, 198311. Stodghill, William, 198312. Trump, Rosemary, 198313. Twomey, Timothy, 198314. Bevona, Gus, 198415. Butler, Walter, 198416. Gohier, Aime, 198417. Mayer, Leo, 198418. McFadden, Ophelia, 1984

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19-20. Moats, Eugene (includes organizing proposal), 198421. Murphy, Joseph, 198422. Roscoe, Stanley, 198423. Stodghill, William, 198424. Trump, Rosemary, 198425. Twomey, Timothy, 198426. Bevona, Gus, 198527. Butler, Walter, 198528. Gohier, Aime, 1985

Box 941. Lyons, Kenneth, 19852. McFadden, Ophelia, 19853. Moats, Eugene (includes organizing report and testimony regarding

taxation of employee benefits), 19854. Murphy, Joseph, 19855. Roscoe, Ted, 19856. Stodghill, William, 19857. Trump, Rosemary, 19858. Bevona, Gus, 19869-10. Butler, Walter, 1986-198711. Gohier, Aime, 198612. Lyons, Kenneth, 198613. McFadden, Ophelia, 198614. Moats, Eugene, 198615. Murphy, Joseph, 198616-17. Roscoe, Ted, 198618 Stodghill, William, 198619. Trump, Rosemary, 198620. Twomey, Timothy, 198621. Bevona, Gus, 198722. Butler, Walter, 1987-198823. Gohier, Aime, 198724. Lyons, Kenneth, 198625. McFadden, Ophelia, 198726-28. Moats, Eugene, 1987

Box 951. Moats, Eugene, 19872. Monahan, Patrick, 19873. Murphy, Joseph E. (includes hearing officers report re: jurisdiction and

mergers), 19874. Roscoe, S.E. (Ted) (includes organizing report), 19875. Stodghill, William, 19876. Trump, Rosemary, 19877. Twomey, Timothy, 1987

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8. Bevona, Gus, 19889-11. Butler, Walter (includes regarding prosecution), 1988-199412. Butler, Walter (Bob Welsh’s file re: trial), 1961-199013. Duvall, Louis, 198814. Earls, Marc, 198815. Lyons, Kenneth, 198816. McFadden, Ophelia, 198817. Moats, Eugene, 198818. Moats, Eugene (pending), 198619. Monahan, Patrick, 198820. Policicchio, Paul, 198821. Roscoe, Stanley (includes organizing report), 198822. Stodghill, William, 198823. Trump, Rosemary, 198824. Twomey, Timothy, 198825. Varacalli, Paul, 198826. Bevona, Gus, 1989-199027. Butler, Walter (defense fund), 199028. Duval, Louis, 1989-199029. Earls, Marc, 1989-199030. Lyons, Kenneth, 1989-199031. McFadden, Ophelia, 1989-199032. Moats, Eugene, 1989-1990

Box 961. Policicchio, Paul, 1989-19902. Roscoe, S.E. (Ted) (includes organizing report), 1989-19903. Stodghill, William, 1989-19904. Trump, Rosemary, 1989-19905. Varacalli, Paul, 1988-19906. Bednarczyk, Betty, 1991-19947. Bevona, Gus, 1991-19938. Duval, Louis, 1991-19939. Earls, Marc, 1991-199410. Lyons, Kenneth, 1991-199311. McFadden, Ophelia, 1992-199412. Moats, Eugene, 1991-199413. Policicchio, Paul, 1991-199414. Roscoe, S.E. (Ted), 1991-199315. Solari, Yolanda, 1991-199316. Stodghill, William (includes HIV/AIDS Fact-Finding Report), 1991-199317. Trump, Rosemary, 1991-199318. Varacalli, Paul, 1991-199219. Moore, Robert, 1991

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Series VIIIBox 961980

20. Asher, Lester, 198021. Cromer, Dave, 198022. Gallagher, Isabelle, 198023. Geagan, John, 198024. Gefner, Leo, 198025. Goldfarb, Lyn, 198026. Israelson, Manning & Raab, 198027. Keener, Stephanie (National Industry Pension), 198028. Maloy, Mike, 198029-30. McMahon, June, research department, 1980

Box 971. Myers, Mike (includes report of Locals – Eastern Pennsylvania), 19802. Murphy, Richard, 19803. Ransom, David, 19804. Smith, Will, 19805. Sommer, Gerry, 19806. Thomas, Pat, 19807. Wall, Nora8. Welsh, Nora, 1980

19819. Miscellaneous – representatives and organizers, 198010. Anderson, Bob, 198111. Asher, Lester, 198112. Cox, Val, 198113. Cromer, Dave, 198114. Geagan, John, 198115. Gallagher, Isabelle, 198116. Gefner, Leo, 198117-18. Goldfarb, Lyn, 198119. Hill, Velma, 198121. Israelson, Manning & Raab, 198122. Maloy, Mike, 198123. McMahon, June, research department, 198124. Myers, Mike, 198125. Murphy, Richard, 198126. Nash, Lynne (accounting), 198127. Ransom, Dave, 198128. Richardson, Max, 198129. Schoen, Cathy, 198130. Shea, Gerry, 198131. Sommer, Gerry, 1981

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32. Sumner (Keener) (National Industry Pension), Stephanie, 1981

Box 981-4. Thomas, Pat, 19815. Wall, Nora, 1981

19826. Asher, Lester, 19827. Cox, Val, international representative, 19828. Cromer, David, 19829. Fennell, Karen, 198210. Lifelong Education and Development (LEAD), 198211. Goldfarb, Lyn, 198212-14. Hill, Velma (includes “Conference – Program of Action in Support of

Black Trade Unions in South Africa”), 198215. Gefner, Leo, 198216. Gallagher, Isabelle, 198217. Geagan, John, 198218. Israelson, Harold, 198219. International Representative/International Organizers, 198220. Maloy, Mike, 1982

Box 991. Murphy, Richard, 19822. Nash, Lynne, 19823. Ransom, Dave, 19824. Research Department, 19825. Richardson, Max, 19826. Schoen, Cathy, 19826.5 Shea, Gerry, 19827. Sindel, Samuel, 19828. Sommers, Gerry, 19829. Thomas, Pat, 198210. Tipps, Dean, 198211. Wall, Nora, 198212. Welsh, Robert, 1982

1983-198613. Accounting Department, 1984-198514. Albarelli, Hank (includes an organizational plan), 1984-198515. Asher, Lester, 198316. Borwegen, Bill, 1983-198517. Communications, 1983-198518-19. Cromer, David, 1983-198520. Data Processing Department, 1982-198321. Eaton, Susan, 198522-23. Fennell, Karen, 1983-1985

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Box 1001. Gallick, Linda, 19852-3. Geagan, John, 1983-19854. Geffner, Satzman, 19835. Goldfarb, Lyn (includes report on Local 200), 19836. Hill, Velma (includes report, “1985 Union-to-Union Program”), 1984-

19857. Lifelong Education and Development (LEAD) (Debra Ness) (includes

“Highlights of November ’85 Organizing Conference” and“Recommendations for Research Specialist Program”), 1984-1985

8. Manning & Raab, 19839. McCormick, Eileen, 198510-11. McGill, Marcia, 1983-198512. McGill, Marcia, policy and research, 198513-15. Murphy, Richard (COPE), 1983-1986

Box 1011. Murphy, Richard (COPE), 1983-19862-3. Palast, Geri, legislative department, 1984-19854. Pension Department, 19835-7. Pension and Health Funds, 1984-19858. Personnel, 19859-10. Publications Department, 1983-198511. Research Department, 198312. Ruff, Jackie, 925 executive director, 198513. Schoen, Cathy, 198314-16. Shea, Gerry, 1983-198517. Sommer, Gerry, legal department, 1983

Box 1021. Sommer, Gerry, legal department, 1984-19852. Splain, Mark (includes report, “Organizing Beverly Facilities without the

Accord,”), 19853-5. Stern, Andrew, organizing and field services, 1984-19856. Thomas, Pat, 1984-19857-8. Tips, Dean, 1983-19859-10. Welsh, Bob, 1983-198511. Williams, Charles, information services department, 1984

198612. Albarelli, Hank, building services division, 198613. Baker, Dave, public sector division director (includes material on

affiliation agreements), 198614. Baratz, Michael, assistant field director for collective bargaining, 198615. Borwegen, Bill, safety and health program director, 198616. Canny, Dennis, buildings operations director, 1986

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17. Cromer, Dave, special projects (includes state federation affiliationmaterial), 1986

18. Crooks, Doug, communications director (includes “Draft Memo onCommunications Study”), 1986

19-20. Dickinson, Marty, political/COPE, 1986

Box 1031986

1. Eaton, Susan, assistant field director for field operations, 19862. Fennel, Karen, nursing, 19863. Hiatt, Jon, attorney, 19864-5. Hill, Velma, civil rights, 19866. Lerner, Stephen, building service organizing director, 19867. Madison, Joe, political department, 19868-10. McCormick, Eileen, 198611-12. McGill, Marcia, policy and research, 198613. Muscat, Bob, 198614-16. Nash, Lynne, accounting, 198617. Ness, Debra, 198618. Palast, Geri, legislative director (includes goals, objectives and work

plans), 198619. Ransom, Dave, publications department, 198620. Ruff, Jackie, clerical division director, District 925, 198621. Schoen, Cathy, research director (includes report, “Southern States

Targeting Information), 198622. Shea, Gerry, 1986

Box 1041. Sommer, Gerry, legal department (includes report on Article XX cases),

19862. Stern, Andrew, organizing and field services, 19863. Splain, Mark, healthcare division (includes “First 1/3 Annual Status

Report”), 19864. Thomas, Pat, educational director, 19865. Tipps, Dean, public sector division, 1986

19876. Albarelli, Hank, 19877-8. Baker, Davis, director of affiliations, 19879. Baratz, Michael, collective bargaining, 198710. Borwegen, Bill, safety and health, 198711. Boys, David, Canadian desk, 198712. Canny, Dennis, operations department director, 198713. Comer, David, field services, 198714. Crooks, Doug, communications department, 198715. Data Processing Department, 198716. Dickinson, Marty, assistant political director, 1987

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17. Eaton, Susan, assistant field services director, 198718. Fennell, Karen, nurse coordinator, 198719. Ford, Sophie, personnel director, 198720. Gallagher, Isabelle, director of meetings and conventions department,

198721. Hiatt, Jonathon P. of legal department, 198722-23. Hill, Velma of civil rights department, 198724. Jackson, Pat of public sector division, 198725. Lerner, Stephen of building services, 198726. Luciano, Sam, 198727. McGill, Marcia, policy and research, 198728. McCormick, Eileen, assistant to secretary-treasurer, 1986-198729. Murphy, Mike, assistant to secretary-treasurer, 198730. Muscat, Bob, western regional coordinator, 1985-1987

Box 1051. Lynne, Nash, 19872-5. Palast, Geri, legislative department, 19876-7. Publications Department, 19878. Ruff, Jackie District 925 executive director (includes proposal for study on

ill-effects of video display terminals (VDT)), 19879. Schoen, Cathy, research department, 198710-11. Shea, Gerry, healthcare division, 198712. Sheridan, Shirley, 198713-14. Sommer, Gerry, legal council (includes report et al. Material on Article

XX cases), 198715. Splain, Mark, healthcare division (includes NLRB complaint against

Beverly Enterprises), 198716-17. Stern, Andrew, organization and field services (includes results of 1986

elections and organizing drives), 198718. Thomas, Pat, education director (includes “Education and Training

Report), 1987

Box 1061. Welsh, Bob, executive assistant to the president, 1987

19882. Accounting Department, 19883. Acevedo, Henry, 19884. Albarelli, Hank, 19885. Balanoff, Tom, 19886. Baratz, Michael (includes contract campaign manuel), 19887. Borwegen, Bill, 19888. Boys, David, 19889. Campbell, Maralyn, 198810. Communications, 198811. Canny, Dennis, 1988

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12. Cook, Kim, member services department, 198813. Cromer, Dave, 198814. Data Processing Department, 198815. Dickinson, Marty, 198816. Doherty, Martin, 198817. Eaton, Susan, 198818. Fennell Karen, 198819. Ford, Sophie, 198820. Forrester, Martin (includes photos), 198821-22. International Affairs, 198823. Gallagher, Isabelle, director of meetings and conventions, 198824. Hiatt, Jon, general counsel, 198825. Hill, Velma, 198826. Lavriha, Kathryn, 198827. Legislative Department, 198828. Lerner, Stephen (includes Portman P.R. campaign material), 198829. Luciano, Sam, 198830. McCormick, Eileen, 198831. McGill, Marcia, 198832. Murphy, Mike, 198833. Muscat, Bob, 198834-35. Palast, Geri, 1988

Box 1071. Pension Department2. Potemra, Frank, 19883. Publications Department, 19884. Research, 19885. Ruff, Jackie6. Shea, Gerry, 19887. Sheridan, Shirley, 19888. Snapp, Dave, 19889. Sommer, Gerry, 198810. Splain, Mark, 198811. Stern, Andrew, organization and field services, 198812. Thomas, Pat, 198813. Welsh, Bob (includes SEIU Performance Evaluation Report), 1988

1989-199414. Baker, Dave – Schwartz, Steve, 1990-199315. Balanoff, Tom, director of the Building Services Division, 198816. Borwegen, Bill, safety and health, 1989-199317. Baratz, Michael, 1989-199218. Cavanagh, Terry, 199319. Cromer, David, director of human resources, 1979 and 1990-199320. Boys, David, Canadian coordination, 1989-199321. Buchanan, Fran, director of Civil Rights Department, 1989-1994

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22-23. Burger, Anna, field services, 1989-199324. Campbell, Maralyn, administrative services, 199325. Collings, Mary Ann, 1989-199226. Communications, 1991-199327. Connerton, Peggy -- Howley, John -- Kelley, Peggy, 1990-199328. Crawford, Janet, 199329. Crooks, Doug, 199030. Donaldson, Nancy, legislative, 199331. Dotson, Susan, 1990-199232. Ericsson, Sally assistant to president/policy and research, 1991-199333. Ford, Sophie, human resources, 199134. Ford-Roegner, Patricia Ann, 1990-199435. Forrester, Martin, international affairs, 1990-1993

Box 1081. Gallagher, Isabelle, 1990-19932. Gray, Timothy and Wood, Lori, auditing, 1992-19933. Hiatt, Jon, legal department, 1990-19934. Lerner, Stephen, director of building services organizing, 1989-19925. Luciano, Sam, director of office worker organization, 1989-19906. McGill, Marcia, 1989-19937. Meridith, Judy, 19918. Mills, Nancy, 1992-19939. Mountjoy, Bill, information services, 1989-199310. Muehlenkamp, Bob, 1990-199311. Mitchell, Denise/Simon, Matt, 199312. Nafziger, Rich/Chu, David, et al, research (includes “Proposal for a

Consultation of Public Sector Mental Health Locals), 1989-199313. Palast, Geri, director of politics and legislation, 1990-199314. Needleman, Ruth, director of education, 1989-199315. Poor, Stephen, 1989-199316. Pritchett, Bill, 1989-199317. Sharpe, Casey, 1989-199018. Shea, Gerry, healthcare division director, 1990-199319. Sheridan, David, director of communications, 1989-199220. Stewart, Dan, 199321. Thomas, Pat, 1991-199322. Thomas, Paul, director of benefits, 1989-199123. Trentham, Maxine, 199424. Welsh, Bob, 199025. Whelan, Rosalie, retired members, 1990-1993

Series IXBox 108

26. Senior members’ seminars, 1979 Oct. 25 and 1979 Nov. 1, 8, 15,26.5 California State Council, 1979 Dec. 4

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27. PED Legislative Conference, Washington, D.C., 1980 Mar. 1928. Board of Auditors, 1980, Mar. 27-2829. Executive Board Meeting, Washington, D.C., 1980 Apr. 1430. SEIU Western Conference Report, New York City, 1980 Jun 2231. Harvard University Program for Health Systems Management, 1980 Jul.

29,32. Greater Boston Labor Council Labor Day Breakfast, 1980 Sep. 133. Executive Board Meeting, Washington, D.C., 1980 Sep. 334. Local 204 Annual Education Seminar, 1980 Sep. 8,35. Pennsylvania State Council, Harrisburg, 1980 Sep. 1136. Illinois State Council, 1980 Sep. 2837. Organizing Workshop, 1980 Oct. 12-1738. PEF Convention, New York, 1980 Oct. 1439. Sweeney/Cordtz Reception, 1980 Oct. 2340. Ohio State Council Meeting, Cleveland, 1980 Oct. 2741. Albert Hearn Retirement Dinner, Toronto, 1980 Oct. 2942. California State Council Meeting, San Jose, 1980 Nov. 543. Oregon State Employees’ Association, Portland, OR, 1980 Nov. 744. Local 73 Stewards Conference, Chicago, 1980 Nov. 845. Business Week Conference, Chicago, 1980 Nov. 1046. New York IRRA, New York City, 1980 Nov. 1347. National Health Insurance Debate, Yale University, 1980 Nov. 1748. Michigan LPN Association, 1980 Nov. 20-2149. Citizens/Labor Energy Coalition, Cleveland, OH, Nov. 21, 198050. New England Joint Council, 1980 Dec. 951. Research Specialists Meeting, 1980 Dec. 1752-53. Tax Information for Union Locals, 1981 Jan. 1354. Editorial Specialists Meeting, 1981 Feb. 9-1155. Collective Bargaining in Hospitals, Causes and Consequences Seminar,

Kansas City, MO, 1981 Jan. 22

Box 1091. Chicago Joint Council #1 Meeting, 1981 Jan. 272. New Jersey Joint Council Meeting, 1981 Jan. 293. Minnesota State Council Meeting, 1981 Feb. 24. AFL-CIO Executive Council Meeting, Miami, FL, 1981 Feb.5. Eastern Conference Executive Board Meeting, Orlando, FL, 1981 Feb. 26-

286. Sweeney Statement Before Assembly Labor Committee Hearing, New

York, Feb. 26, 19817. Budget Advisory Committee, 1981 Mar. 128. Collective Bargaining Workshop, 1981 Mar. 15-209. Central States Conference Board Meeting, San Antonio, TX, 1981 Mar

25-2610. District 925 Reception, Boston, MA, 1981 Mar. 30

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11. Building Services Advisory Committee Meeting, Washington, D.C.(includes “National Maintenance Companies Financial Report” and draftof “Health and Safety in the Building Service Industry,” and “BuildingServices Industry Report”), 1981 Apr. 2

12. Organizing Workshop, 1981 Apr. 5-1013. International Executive Board Meeting, Miami, FL (includes organizing

reports and merger statements) 1981 Apr. 27-3014. Race Track Conference, 1981 May 615. Debs/Thomas Dinner Honoring District 1199, New York City, 1981 May

816. Education Department Advisory Committee, 1981 May 817. Ontario Joint Council Meeting, 1981 May 1418. SEIU Women’s Conference, Storrs, CT, 1981 May 31 – Jun 419. SEIU—RWDSU Healthcare Leadership Conference, 1981 Jun 4-620. SEIU/1199 Joint Healthcare Leadership Conference, 1981 Jun 4-621. PED Convention, Washington, D.C., 1981 Jun 1022. PED Convention, Washington, D.C., 1981 Jun 11-1223. Eastern Conference, New Hampshire, 1981 Jun 1524. Eastern States Conference Bretton Woods, N.H. (includes “Eastern

Conference Organizing Report,” of 1979 and 1981 “Connect-the-Dots: AStep-By-Step Organizing Plan,” “Analysis of a Management Campaign,”“Targeting Strategy,” 1981 Jun 16-18

25. Central States Conference, Traverse City, MI (includes Central StatesConference Organizing Report” of 1979 and 1981, 1981 Jul. 6-9

26. Smithsonian Reception, Washington, D.C., 1981 Jul. 1627. Western Conference (includes reports: “Western Conference Organizing

Report,” “Economic Trends in the Western States,” “United Health CareEmployees, Report, Jun 1981,” “SEIU Western Conference MembershipStatistics”), 1981 Jul. 20-24

28. Senior Citizens Rally, 1981 Jul. 2129. Smithsonian Reception (& Films), Washington, D.C., 1981 Aug. 130-31. Solidarity Day, Washington, D.C., 1981 Sep. 1932. Local 1199 Healthcare Organizing Conference, 1981 Oct. 4-633. Public Employees Federation (PEF) Convention, Kiamesha Lake, New

York, 1981 Oct. 12-1434. Public Sector Advisory Committee, 1981 Oct. 2035. International Executive Board Meeting, Washington, D.C. (includes

“Regional Organizing Reports,”), 1981 Oct. 2636. Workers Defense League Dinner in New York City, 1981 Oct. 2937. Industrial Relations Research Association, Syracuse, New York, 1981

Nov. 1037.1 Rhode Island Joint Council Dinner, 1981 Oct. 3037.2 Pennsylvania Council Annual Convention, Allentown, PA, 1981 Nov. 12-

1338. AFL-CIO Convention, New York City, 1981 Nov.39. California State Council, Long Beach, CA, 1981 Dec. 9

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40. National Association of Public Hospitals, Denver, CO, 1982 Jan. 13-1441. Martin Luther King Memorial Service, Atlanta, GA, 1982 Jan. 1542. 1199 – Connecticut, 1982 Jan. 2643. U.S. Conference of Mayors National Conference on Public Sector Labor

Relations, Washington, D.C., 1982 Jan. 26

Box 1101. Leadership Training Conferences, 19822-3. Biller/Sombrotto Dinner, City of Hope, 1982 Jan. 274. Testimony—Subcommittee on Labor—Management Relations, 1982 Feb.5. AFL-CIO Executive Council Meeting, Bal Harbor, FL, 1982 15-236. Public Sponsored Health Programs Los Angeles United Way, 1982 Feb.

197. Eastern Conference Executive Board Meeting, Orlando, FL 1982 Feb. 24-

278. Healthcare Conference, Detroit, MI, 1982 Mar. 59. Labor Education Center Rutgers University, 1982 Mar. 1010-11. Press Conference on Social Security, Washington, D.C., 1982 Mar. 198212. Oklahoma State University – Stillwater Families and Work Conference,

1982 Mar. 1913. Collective Bargaining Workshop, 1982 Mar. 28 – Apr. 198214. Nursing Issues Conference, 1982 Apr. 215. SEIU Advanced Leadership Training, 1982 Apr. 5-6.16. Building Selection Committee, 1982 Apr. 198217. Boston Labor Guild, 1982 Apr. 1818. Clerical Division Meeting, Washington, D.C. (includes “Office Workers

Bill of Rights,” 1982 Apr. 25-2619-21. SEIU Regional Conferences, 1982 Apr.22. no such folder exists23. Annual St. Joseph Guild Communion Breakfast, Buffalo, NY, 1982 May 224. United Jewish Appeal Dinner Honoring Gus Bevona, 1982 May 1125. Executive Council Meeting, Washington, D.C., 1982 May 26-2726. Association of Labor-Management Administration and Consultants on

Alcoholism (ALMACA) Luncheon, Hyannis, MA, 1982 Jun. 1427. Religion/Labor Conference, Milwaukee, WI, 1982 Jun. 24-2728-29. Executive Board Meeting, Vancouver, B.C., 1982 Jun. 28-3030. Summer School for Working Women, Bryn Mawr College 1982 Jul 16-1831. Israel/Lebanon Trip, 1982 Jul 20-2532. Cordtz Speech before National Council of Senior Citizens, Detroit

Convention, 1982 Jul. 2333. Trade Union Congress, Brighton England, 1982 Sep. 634. Healthcare Briefing, 1982 Sep. 1535. Pay Equity Testimony Before House Sub-Committees: Human Resources;

Compensation; Civil Service, 1982 Sep. 2136. Inter-Union Gas Industry Conference, San Francisco, 1982 Oct. 26-2937. Eastern Conference, Miami Beach, FL, 1982 Oct. 29

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38. Western Conference, Oakland, CA, 1982 Nov. 2939. American Trade Union Council for Histadrut, new York City, 1982 Dec. 440. SEIU Executive Board Meeting, Washington, D.C., 1982 Dec. 13-1541. Group Health Association Meeting, Washington, D.C., 1983 Jan. 1042. DOMEI Annual Convention, Tokyo, Japan, 1983 Jan. 17-2143-44. Beverly Project Kickoff (includes “Beverly Enterprises Patient Care

Record, Preliminary Findings”), 1983 Jan. 2745. Staff Meeting, 1983 Jan. 2946. Eastern Conference Board Meeting, Orlando, FL, 1983 Feb. 14-1647. AFL-CIO Executive Council Meeting, 1983 Feb.48. New York State AFL-CIO Meeting, Albany, NY, 1983 Mar. 1449. Staff Meeting, 1983 Apr. 1650. Litton Demonstration, George Washington University, 1983 Apr. 2051. Collective Bargaining Seminar, 1983 Apr. 24-2952. New England Joint Council, Boston, MA, 1983 May 1153. Industrial Relations Research Association, Boston, MA, 1983 May 1154. Ohio State Council, Cleveland, 1983 May 1655-56. AFL-CIO Executive Council Meeting, 1983 May 24-2557. Industrial Relations Research Center, 1983 May 2658. New York City Labor Religion Coalition Valatie, New York, 1983 Jun. 659. Quirk Award Providence College, Rhode Island, 1983 Jun. 1060. Local 767 Career Ladder Program, Hyannis, MA, 1983 Jun. 1661. International Executive Board Meeting, Quebec City, 1983 Jun. 20-22

Box 1111. International Executive Board Meeting, Quebec City, 1983 Jun. 20-222. Central States Conference, Sawmill Creek, 1983 Jul. 18-213. Midwest Academy, Ohio, 1983 Jul. 304. Western Conference, Vancouver, B.C., 1983 Aug. 3-65-6. AFL-CIO Executive Council Meeting, Boston, MA, 1983 Aug. 8-107-8. PED Convention, Washington, D.C., 1983 Aug. 25-269. 20th Anniversary March on Washington, 1983 Aug. 2710. Labor Day Speeches, California, 1983 Sep. 511. Beverly Statement, Lansing, MI, 1983 Sep. 912. Michael Mann Dinner, 1983 Sep. 1313. IUD Technology Conference, Washington, D.C., 1983 Sep. 1514. Executive Board Meeting, Washington, D.C., 1983 Sep. 22-2315. AFL-CIO Convention, Hollywood, FL, 1983 Sep. 28 – Oct. 416. Professional Employees Department Convention, Hollywood, FL, 1983

Sep. 2917. Economic Policy Council, New York City, 1983 Oct. 12-1318. PEF Convention, Kiamesha Lake, NY, 1983 Oct. 1219. Pennsylvania State Council Convention, Philadelphia, PA, 1983 Oct. 2120. Andy Stern Speech, BNA Employee Relations in the Public Sector, 1983

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21. National Association of Government Employees (NAGE) Convention,San Juan, Puerto Rico, 1983 Oct. 28

22. California State Council Convention, San Diego, 1983 Nov. 223. National School Conference, Washington, D.C., 1983 Nov. 9-1024. International Foundation of Employee Benefit Plans’ Annual Educational

Conference, New Orleans, 1983 Nov. 1625. Local 11 Stewards’ Conference, Chicago, IL, 1983 Nov. 1926. Eastern Conference Convention, Miami, FL, 1983 Nov. 2127. Meeting with Ohio Governor Celeste, 1983 Nov. 2928-29. AFL-CIO Cost Containment Conference, Washington, D.C., 1983 Dec. 530. Jim Kemp Funeral, Chicago, IL, 1983 Dec. 931. 1199 Convention, Philadelphia, PA, 1983 Dec. 1032. Housing Investment Trust Board of Trustees Meeting, Washington, D.C.,

1983 Dec. 1333. Local 11 Superintendents’ Appreciation Luncheon, Oak Brook, IL, 1983

Dec. 1534. Evolution of Work Committee, Williamsburg, VA, 1984 Jun 2735. Histadrut Awards Dinner, new York City, 1984 Jan. 2736. Joint Council #1, Chicago, IL, 1984 Jan. 3137. Fordham University, New York City, 1984, Feb. 138. CALIFORNIA STATE EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION (CSEA)

Executive Board Meeting, Burlingame, CA, 1984 Feb. 539. AFL-CIO Executive Council Meeting, Fl, 1984 Feb. 17-2440. Presidential Classroom for Young Americans, 1984 Mar. 341. California States Conference, San Antonio, TX, 1984 Mar. 842. Thursday Morning Roundtable, Syracuse, NY, 1984 Mar. 2243. Mondale Rally, New York City, 1984 Mar. 2444. New York Religion/Labor Conference, Albany, NY, 1984 Mar 2645. New York State Service Employee Council, Albany, NY, 1984 Mar. 26-

2746. Testimonies: Pay Equity and Asbestos, 1984 Apr. 347. SEIU Executive Board Meeting, Washington, D.C., 1984 Apr. 1348. Industrial Relations Research Association, Cleveland, OH, 1984 May 349. International Foundation of Employee Benefit Plans, 1984 May 450. New Hampshire State Employees Association Convention, Concord, MA

(includes affiliation agreement between SEIU and State Employees’Association of New Hampshire, Inc.), 1984 May 6

51. AFL-CIO Executive Council Meeting, Piney Point, 1984 May 7-952. Department Head Meeting, 1984 May 24

Box 1121. Massachusetts AFL-CIO, Hyannis, MA, 1984 May 232. Testimony, Democratic Platform Committee, Houston, TX, 1984 May 293. International Labour Organisation (ILO), Geneva, 1984 Jun.4. National Citizens Board of Inquiry, 1984 Jul. 115. Democratic National Convention, San Francisco, CA, 1984 Jul. 14

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6. Public Sector Division Board Meeting, San Francisco, CA, 1984 Jul. 19-21

7. Pay Equity Testimony, San Francisco, CA, 1984 Jul. 178. SEIU Political Planning Workshop, 1984 Jul. 26-279. National Governor’s Association, Nashville, TN, 1984 Jul. 198410. Vice President’s Meeting, Washington, D.C., 1984 Aug. 111. ABA Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL, 1984 Aug. 812. AFL-CIO Executive Council Meeting, 1984 Aug. 1913. New York State AFL-CIO Convention, Kiamesha, NY, 1984 Aug. 26-3014. Labor Day, 1984 Sep. 315. SEIU and Childcare Policy Testimony, 1984 Sep. 516. Lynn Williams Testimonial Dinner, Sheraton Center, New York City,

1984 Sep. 1017. Joint Council 22 Education Seminar, Geneva Park, 1984 Sep. 1218. SEIU Executive Committee Meeting, Boston, 1984 Sep. 2019. DPE Healthcare Conference, Boston, 1984 Sep. 2120. Eastern Conference Executive Board Meeting, Captiva Island, FL, 1984

Sep. 10-1321. State Employees Association of New Hampshire Convention, Whitefield,

NH, 1984 Sep. 29-3022. Asbestos Testimony, 1984 Sep. 2623. Healthcare Division Board Meeting, Boston, 1984 Sep. 2124. IUD Convention, Hollywood, FL, 1984 Oct. 325. St. Francis Decision Testimony, 1984 Oct. 326. Bricklayers Conference, Notre Dame, South Bend, IN, 1984 Oct. 827. Public Employee Federation, 1984 Oct. 1028. Awards Banquet/A. Philip Randolph Institute, 1984 Nov. 429. California State Council Convention, Monterey, CA, 1984 Nov. 1630. Western Conference Executive Board Meeting, 1984 Nov. 1631. CALIFORNIA STATE EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION (CSEA) General

Council Meeting, Anaheim, CA, 1984 Nov. 1832. “All Payer” Systems, 1984 Nov. 3033. Executive Board Meeting, Los Angeles, CA, 1984 Dec. 234-35. Parents and Work Committee, Economic Policy Council, New York City,

1984 Dec. 1136. Statement on Video Display Terminals (VDT’s), 1984 Dec. 1237. State Employees Conference, 1985 Jan. 10-1238. New York State Bar Labor Lawyers Luncheon, New York City, 1985 Jan

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Box 1131. UFCW Board Meeting, 1985 Feb. 142. Public Employee Convention, Bal Harbour, FL 1985 Feb. 163-4. AFL-CIO Executive Council Meeting, Bal Harbour, FL, 1985 Feb.5. American Red Cross, 1985 Feb. 236. International Vice Presidents Meeting, Washington, D.C., 1985 Mar. 6

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7. Central States Conference Executive Board Meeting, Greenbrier, WV,1985 Mar. 15

8. National Public Employer Labor Relations Association, San Diego, CA,1985 Mar. 18

9. International Foundation Board Meeting, 1985 Mar. 1910. New York City Central Labor Council Executive Board Meeting, 1985

Mar. 2111. Wagner Labor Archives Advisory Board, New York City, 1985 Mar. 2712. CALIFORNIA STATE EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION (CSEA) Unit 12

Conference, Sacramento, CA, 1985 Mar. 2913. Columbia University, New York City, 1985 Apr. 414. AFL-CIO Civil Rights Committee Meeting, 1985 Apr. 915. UUR Convention, Washington, D.C., 1985 Apr. 1416. Career Day (Tricia’s School), 1985 Apr. 2017. Ontario Joint Council Convention, Toronto, 1985 Apr. 2318. League for Industrial Democracy Luncheon Honoring Thomas Donahue,

New York City, 1985 Apr. 2419-20. National Conference of Christians and Jews Awards Dinner, 1985 Apr. 2521. News Briefing re: Los Angeles County Discrimination Case, 1985 Apr. 2622. Michigan State AFL-CIO COPE Dinner, 1985 Apr. 2723. Los Angeles County Pay Equity Discrimination, 1985 Apr. 2924. SEIU Executive Board Meeting, Washington, D.C., 1985 May 225. Dedication of Building at 1313 L Street, Washington, D.C., 1985 May 226. AFL-CIO Executive Council Meeting, 1985 May 7-827. Eastern Conference, Captiva, Island, FL, 1985 May 20-2228. California State AFL-CIO, Sacramento, CA, 1985 Jun. 429. DPE Conference, Sheraton Center Hotel, New York City (cancelled),

1985 Jun. 430. Statement to President re: VOTS, 1985 Jun. 631. Americans for Democratic Action, Mayflower Hotel, New York City,

1985 Jun. 8

Box 1141-2. International Labor Organization (ILO) Conference, Geneva Switzerland,

1995 Sep. 103. Central States Conference Convention (includes membership statistics),

Washington, D.C., 1985 Jul 54. BNA Taping, “Right to Know,” 1985 Jul. 265. George Meany Labor Studies Center Graduation Program, 1985 Jul. 316. CLUW Pay Equity for Women Workers Conference, MI, 1985 Aug. 37. AFL-CIO Executive Council Meeting, Pittsburgh, 1985 Aug. 13-158. Western Conference Convention, Portland, OR, 1985 Aug. 19-239. Labor Day Parade, New York City, 1985 Sep. 210. A. Philip Randolph Institute, Dallas, TX, 1985 Sep. 611. SEIU Advisory Committee on the Evolution of Work Report, George

Meany Center, 1985 Sep. 9-10

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12. Morris Paladino Diner, Washington, D.C., 1985 Sep. 1013. Department Head Meeting, George Meany Center, 1985 Sep. 1214. Conference on AFL-CIO Promotion of Democratic Trade Unionism, New

York City, 1985 Sep. 1315. SEIU Legislative Conference, 1985 Sep. 2016. Public Sector Division Board, 1985 Sep. 2217. Public Employee Department Convention, Washington, D.C., 1985 Sep.

2318. Coalition of Labor Union Women, Boston, 1985 Oct. 4.19. Connecticut Employees Union Independent Convention, 1985 Oct. 420. New York State AFL-CIO Dinner, 1985 Oct. 1021. Local 150 Building Dedication & Steward Training, Milwaukee, 1985

Oct. 1222. American Medical Association Staff Conference, 1985 Oct. 1823. Oregon Public Employees Union, 1985 Oct. 1924-26. AFL-CIO Convention, Anaheim, CA, 1985 Oct. 25-3127. Los Angeles Rally Together Against Discrimination, 1985 Nov. 128. California State Council Meeting, 1985 Nov. 1129. Association of Labor Management Administrators and Consultants on

Alcoholism, 1985 Nov. 1330. New Orleans Hyatt Press Conference, 1985 Nov. 1431. International Foundation Conference, Hawaii, 1985 Nov. 1832. Local 204 Annual Shop Stewards Banquet, Toronto, 1985 Nov. 198533. Eastern Conference Convention, Miami Beach, FL (includes legal report

and membership statistics), 1985 Dec. 234. Executive Board Meeting, New Orleans (includes “Regional Organizing

Reports”), 1985 Dec. 12-1335. Economic Policy Council, Washington, D.C., 1986 Jan. 16-1736. Luncheon Honoring Joseph Murphy, Cleveland State of Israel Bonds,

1986 Jan. 2337. Irish American Labor Coalition, New York City, 1986 Jan. 2438. Center for Labor Studies, Empire State College, 1986 Jan. 25.39. Central and Western Canadian Conference Convention, 1986 Feb. 11

Box 1151. AFL-CIO Executive Council, Bal Harbor, 1986 Feb. 152. American Red Cross Board of Governors, 1986 Feb. 22-233. Emerald Society of Board of Education of New York City, 1986 Feb. 284. Asbestos Congressional Hearing, 1986 Mar. 35. Industrial & Allied Division Convention, 1986 Mar. 126. Central States Executive Board, Houston, 1986 Mar. 18-197. Western Conference Women’s Conference, Oakland, CA, 1986 Mar. 228. AFL-CIO Day of Solidarity with Victims of Apartheid, Los Angeles, CA,

1986 Mar. 229. Healthcare Division Convention, Washington, D.C., 1986 Apr. 1-2

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10. International Healthcare Conference on Privatization, Washington, D.C.,1986 Apr. 3-12

11. AFL-CIO Civil Rights Department Conference, Meany Center, 1986 Apr.10

12. DPE Technological Conference, Teaneck, NJ, 1986 Apr. 1113. A. Philip Randolph Institute Ethnic Labor Committee, 1986 Apr. 1314. BNA National Conference on Work and Family, Washington, D.C.

(cancelled), 1986 Apr. 1415. Pennsylvania AFL-CIO Convention, Pittsburgh, PA, 1986 Apr. 1616. Vice Presidents Meeting, Washington, D.C., 1986 Apr. 2317. Healthcare Teleconference, Washington, D.C., 1986 Apr. 2218. Seton Hall University Symposium on Labor, South Orange, NJ, 1986 Apr.

2419. National Federation of House Staff Organizations, 1986 Apr. 2620. Governor Celeste Meeting, Cleveland, OH, 1986 Apr. 2821. California Faculty Association, Los Angeles, CA, 1986 May 322. Costa Rica, 1986 May 723. New York State Labor Relations Coalition, 1986 May 1324. Massachusetts Democratic Nominating Committee, 1986 May 1725-26. AFL-CIO Executive Council Meeting, Washington, D.C., 1986 May 2227. National Urban Coalition, Washington, D.C., 1986 May 2828. Eastern Conference Executive Board, 1986 May 3029. American Hospital Association, Washington, D.C., 1986 Jun. 230. Frank Barbaro Dinner, New York City, 1986 Jun. 531. New Hampshire State Employees Association, Lacona, NH, 1986 Jun. 732. League for Industrial Democracy, New York City, 1986 Jun. 1233. Local 144 Scholarship Luncheon, New York City, 1986 Jun. 1334. SEIU Executive Board Meeting, Chicago, IL, 1986 Jun. 16-1835. COSH Group National Meeting, Rockville, MD, 1986 Jun. 2036. Nurse Council Meeting, Washington, D.C., 1986 Jun. 2437. Women’s Conference, Washington, D.C., 1986 Jun. 25-2638. Clerical Division Board Meeting, Washington, D.C., 1986 Jun. 2639. Histadrut Dinner Honoring Gene Moats, Chicago, IL, 1986 Jun. 3040. National Council of Senior Citizens, Miami, FL, 1986 Jul. 941. Department Head Meeting, 1986 Jun. 1142. Central States Conference, Oconomowac, WI, 1986 Jul. 1443. International Foundation, San Diego, CA, 1986 Jul. 1244. Mellon Bank Rally, Local 29, Pittsburgh, PA, 1986 Jul. 2945. BAC Crafts Competition, Annapolis, MD, 1986 Jul. 30-3146. AFL-CIO Executive Council Meeting, 1986 Aug. 547. International Foundation Employee Benefit Plans, Alaska Cruise, 1986

Aug. 1148. New York State Service Employees Council Convention, 1986 Aug. 2549. Joint Council 45 Convention, Philadelphia, PA, 1986 Sep. 1250. National Conference on Laity, Chicago, IL, 1986 Sep. 1351. Clerical Division Convention, Washington, D.C., 1986 Sep. 17

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52. Labor Council for Latin American Advancement, St. Louis, MO, 1986Sep. 27

53. Asbestos in Schools, 1986 Oct. 1

Box 1161. IUD Executive Council Meeting, Hollywood, CA, 1986 Oct. 62. California Sate Employees Association, Los Angeles, CA, 1986 Oct. 113. Tom Turner Tribute Dinner, Detroit, MI, 1986 Oct. 154. DC Wage-Hour Board Statement, 1986 Oct. 155. Connecticut Employees Union Convention, 1986 Oct. 246. Public Sector Division Board, Washington, D.C., 1986 Oct. 297-8. Building Service Division Meeting, Gus Bevona Remarks, 1986 Nov. 69. Building Service Division Meeting Guidelines, 1986 Nov. 610. Coalition of Labor Union Women (CLUW), Convention, St. Louis, MO,

1986 Nov. 811. American Council’s Labor/Higher Education Council, Meany Center,

1986 Nov. 2412. SEIU Executive Board Meeting, Boston, 1986 Dec. 2-413. Joseph Crowley Luncheon, New York City, 1986 Dec. 514. Eastern Conference Convention, Miami Beach, FL, 1986 Dec. 8-915. Quality of Care Symposium, Department of Health and Human Services,

1986 Dec. 1516. Hispanic Labor Committee Dinner, 1986 Dec. 2717. Public Employees Association of Ventura County, CA, 1987 Jan. 918. California Meetings: Sacramento/San Francisco/Los Angeles, 1987 Jan.

15-1619. Irish American Labor Coalition Dinner, New York, 1987 Jan. 2320. Pennsylvania Labor Healthcare Conference, Harrisburg, PA, 1987 Jan. 2721. Public Sector Division Convention, Washington, D.C., 1987 Feb. 6-722. AFL-CIO Executive Council Meeting, Bal Harbour, 1987 Feb. 12-2023. Labor Salute to Amnesty International, AFT Building, Washington, D.C.,

1987 Feb. 2424. Testimony – Family and Medical Leave Act, 1987 Feb. 2525. Harvard Trade Union Program, Boston, 1987 Mar. 426. Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service, San Antonio, 1987 Mar. 1127. Leitrium Society Dinner, Queens, New York, 1987 Mar. 1428. Testimony Before the California Legislature re: the Changing Family, San

Francisco, CA. 1987 Mar. 2129. Western Conference Women’s Conference, Los Angeles, CA, 1987 Mar.

2130. Histadrut Dinner Honoring Richard Cordtz, Detroit, MI, 1987 Mar. 2631. Connecticut Employees Union Independent Convention, 1987 Mar. 2732. Department of Labor Work and Family Conference, 1987 Mar. 3033. Central States Executive Board Meeting, 1987 Apr. 134. National Conference of Christians and Jews Dinner, Washington, D.C.,

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35. Vice President’s Meeting, Washington, D.C., 1987 Apr. 1036. American Ditchley Conference, England, 1987 Apr. 24-2637. Catholic Interracial Council, John LaFarge Award, New York City, 1987

Apr. 2738. Ontario Joint Council Meeting, Toronto, 1987 Apr. 2939. Labor Council for Latin American Advancement, Washington, D.C., 1987

May 140. Wagner Labor Archives, New York City Dinner, 1987 May 1341. AFL-CIO Executive Council Meeting, 1987 May 5-742. Local 144 45th Anniversary Luncheon, 1987 May 1343. Western Conference Executive Board Meeting, San Francisco, 1987 May

1544. Press Conference on Employer Mandated Health Coverage, 1987 May 1945. Wisconsin Healthcare Campaign, Milwaukee, WI, 1987 May 2046. International Foundation Legislative Update, Washington, D.C., 1987

May 2047. Gompers/Murray/Meany Award, Falmouth, MA, 1987 May 2148. Urban Coalition Health Panel, Washington, D.C., 1987 May 2249. Coalition of Black Trade Unionists, 1987 May 2350. Regional Staff Meeting, Boston, 1987 May 2851. Eastern Conference Executive Board Meeting, 1987 May 3052. Attorneys Conference, Washington, D.C., 1987 Jun. 153. Department Head Meeting, Washington, D.C., 1987 Jun 3

Box 1171. Southern States Meeting, New Orleans, LA, 1987 Jun. 52. California State Council Executive Board Meeting, 1987 Jun. 113. The Newspaper Guild, San Diego, CA, 1987 Jun. 224. Congressional Forum – Working Better for a More Effective Work Force,

Washington, D.C., 1987 Jun. 305. Executive Board Meeting, Honolulu, Hawaii, 1987 Jul. 6-86. Central States Conference, Lake of the Ozarks, MO, 1987 Jul. 137. Planning Meeting for SEIU Conference on Civil and Human Rights,

Washington, D.C., 1987 Jul. 208. Western Conference, Seattle, WA, 1987 Aug. 39. AFL-CIO Executive Council Meeting, Washington, D.C., 1987 Aug. 17-

1810. Nicaragua and El Salvadore Trip, 1987 Sep. 1-611. Joint Council 45 Convention, Pittsburgh, PA, 1987 Sep. 1112. Teamsters Rally on RICO, Cincinnati, OH, 1987 Sep. 1513. Union Label Conference Honoring Peter Ottley, New York City, 1987

Sep. 1614. New York Central Labor Council Conference on Retired Workers, New

York, 1987 Sep. 1615. Connecticut Council Meeting, Hartford, CT, 1987 Sep. 1716. Histadrut Dinner Honoring Gus Bevona, New York City, 1987 Sep. 19

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16.5. Civil Rights Conference, Washington, D.C., 1987 Sep. 2117. Legislative Conference, Washington, D.C., 1987 Sep. 2218. IUD Collective Bargaining Conference, 1987 Sep. 2819. Solutions for the New Workforce, Washington, D.C., 1987 Sep. 28-2920. Oregon Public Employees Union, 1987 Oct. 321. National Association of Government Employees (NAGE) Convention,

Puerto Rico, 1987 Oct. 822. Labor Management Conference, Universal City, CA, 1987 Oct. 1223. NLRB Bargaining Unit Hearing, Washington, D.C., 1987 Oct. 1424. Justice for Janitors Local 525 Founding Convention, 1987 Oct. 1725. AFL-CIO Convention, Miami, FL, 1987 Oct. 21-2926. AFL-CIO Convention, Miami, FL, 1987 Oct. 2427. California State Council Convention, Santa Cruz, CA, 1987 Nov. 4-528. Public Employee Federation Convention, Lake Placid, NY, 1987 Nov. 629. Eastern Conference, Annual Convention, Miami, FL, 1987 Nov. 930. Local 790 COPE Dinner, 1987 Nov. 1831. National Council of Jewish Women, Washington, D.C., 1987 Nov. 1832. ICC’s Symposium on the Future of Business/Labor/Government, New

York City, 1987 Nov. 1933. SEIU Executive Board Meeting, Washington, D.C., 1987 Dec. 134. Mobilization to the Summit Rally for Soviet Jewry, Washington, D.C.,

1987 Dec. 635. Labor Human Rights Award Dinner, New York, 1987 Dec. 836. 1199/National Union of Hospital and Healthcare, Hartford, CT, 1987 Dec.

1037. Economic Policy Council Visions for the 1990s, New York City, 1987

Dec. 1138. 1199 Convention, Hartford, CT, 1987 Dec. 1139. IUD Executive Council, Palm Springs, CA, 1988 Jan. 840. Building Service Division Board, Washington, D.C., 1988 Jan. 1241. New Hampshire State Employees Association, 1988 Jan. 1442. Home Care Workers Rally, Los Angeles, CA, 1988 Jan 1643. Department Heads Meeting, 1988 Jan. 2644. IUD Conference, Atlanta, GA, 1988 Jan. 2845. The City Club, Cleveland, OH, 1988 Jan. 2946. Americans for Democratic Action, Washington, D.C., 1988 Jan. 3047. Local 400 PG Inaugural, Forestville, MD, 1988 Jan. 3048. GSEU Lobby Day Luncheon, Atlanta, GA, 1988 Feb. 449. Joint Council 25, Aurora, OH, 1988 Feb. 550. North Dakota Public Employees Association, 1988 Feb. 851. Canadian Conference Convention, Toronto, Canada, 1988 Feb. 9-1052. The Graduate School and University Center, “The Future of Trade Unions

in the U.S.,” New York City, 1988 Feb. 953. AFL-CIO Executive Council Meeting, 1988 Feb. 12-1954. New York Institute of Technology Center for Labor and Industrial

Relations, Miami, FL, 1988 Feb. 14

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55. Jobs with Justice, 1988 Feb. 15

Box 1181. Rutgers Symposium, New Brunswick, NJ, 1988 Feb. 262. Overseas Development Council, Conference on Growth, Jobs and Exports

in the 1990s, 1988 Mar. 13. State of Israel Bonds Dinner, 1988 Mar. 84. ICFTU Congress, Melbourne, Australia, 1988 Mar. 10-215. Central States Conference, Board Meeting, San Antonio, 1988 Mar. 226. 1199 Meeting, Washington, D.C., 1988 Mar. 247. Public Employee Federation, Albany, New York, 1988 Mar. 298. Justice for Janitors Ecumenical Meeting, Washington, D.C., 1988 Apr. 119. California State Council Legislative and Political Conference,

Sacramento, CA, 1988 Apr. 1210. Testimony Minimum Health Benefits Act of 1987, 1988 Apr. 1511. Aging in America, Teleconference, 1988 Apr. 2212. National Education Association Rally, Washington, D.C., 1988 Apr. 2613. Jobs with Justice, Atlanta, GA, 1988 Apr. 3014. Pepper Lobbying Day, Washington, D.C., 1988 May 215. Executive Board Meeting, 1988 May 4-616. LIPA Press Conference, San Francisco, CA, 1988 May 1117. Employment and Housing Subcommittee on Contingent Workers, 1988

May 1918. Maine State Association Affiliation Meeting, 1988 May 2219. Institute for Labor Studies, Providence Rhode Island, 1988 May 2420. Catholic Interracial Council, La Farge Awards Dinner, 1988 May 2621. Public Employee Department Conference, Washington, D.C., 1988 Jun. 322. Testimony – Oversight Hearings on Access to Healthcare, 1988 Jun. 923. Democratic Convention, Atlanta, GA, 1988 Jul. 1824. John Sweeney AFL-CIO Retiree Healthcare Teleconference Speech, 1988

Aug.25. AFL-CIO Executive Council and General Board, Washington, D.C., 1988

Aug. 22-2426. New York State AFL-CIO Convention, New York, 1988 Aug. 28-3127. Illinois State Council, Chicago, 1988 Sep. 1828. Justice for Janitors Rally, Washington, D.C., 1988 Sep. 2229. Pennsylvania State Council, Philadelphia, 1988 Sep. 2330. House Subcommittee on Health and the Environment, 1988 Sep. 2331. Michigan State Council, Detroit, 1988 Sep. 2432. Building Service Division Board Meeting, New York City, 1988 Sep. 3033. Women’s Conference, Sacramento, CA, 1988 Oct. 134. California State Council Board Meeting, 1988 Oct. 335. Healthcare Division Board Meeting, 1988 Oct. 536. Clerical Division Board Meeting, 1988 Oct. 637. Massachusetts State Council, Boston, 1988 Oct. 7

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38. California State Employees Association (CSEA) General CouncilMeeting, Anaheim, CA, 1988 Oct. 9

39. Organizer Training Workshop, Mean Center, 1988 Oct. 1040. Staff Meeting, Washington, D.C., 1988 Oct. 1441. Local 790 COPE Dinner, San Francisco, CA, 1988 Oct. 1842. National Academy of Sciences, “Challenge of New Technologies to Labor

Management Relations,” 1988 Oct. 19-2043. New York State Public Employees Federation, 1988 Oct. 2244. New Hampshire State Employees Association, 1988 Oct. 2245. Eastern Conference Executive Board, 1988 Oct. 2346. Local 144, Retiree Meeting, 1988 Oct. 2847. Connecticut Employees Union Independent, Hartford, 1988 Oct. 2748. Local 365 Dinner for Sam Cimaglia, 1988 Oct. 2849. Maine State Employees Convention, 1988 Nov. 550. International Affairs Committee, 1988 Nov. 10-1151. Industrial Union Department, Hollywood, FL, 1988 Nov. 14-1752. Industrial and Allied Division Board, 1988 Nov. 1553. FIET Property Services Employees Meeting, 1988 Nov. 21-22

Box 1191. C-Schools Meeting, Washington, D.C., 1988 Nov. 302. Hispanic Advisory Committee, Washington, D.C., 1988 Nov. 303. Nurse Council Meeting, Washington, D.C., 1988 Nov. 304. 1199 Meeting, Hartford, CT, 1988 Dec. 25. Executive Board Meeting, 1988 Dec. 12-146. George Washington University – Department of Labor Conference, 1988

Dec. 157. Security Guards Testimony, New York City, 1988 Dec. 198. AIDS Conference, Washington, D.C., 1989 Jan. 109. Management Staff Meeting, 1989 Jan. 1310. National Association of Government Employees (NAGE) Health Benefit

Plan, Puerto Rico, 1988 Jan. 21-2411. U.S. Catholic Conference, Washington, D.C., 1989 Jan. 24-2512. Religious and Labor on Social and Ethical Concerns, Washington, D.C.,

1988 Jan. 2613. Irish-American Labor Coalition, New York City, 1989 Jan. 2714. Joint Council 1 Seminar, Chicago, 1989 Jan. 3115. International Affairs Committee, Washington, D.C., 1989 Feb. 1-216. Family and Medical Leave Act Press Conference, 1989 Feb. 717. HPA Press Conference, National Press Club, 1989 Feb. 1618. AFL-CIO Executive Council, 1989 Feb. 18-2419. 3rd PSI Inter American Regional Conference, 1989 Mar. 1-320. Jacob Javitz Memorial Seminar, 1989 Mar. 621. Professional Council Board Meeting, Washington, D.C., 1989 Mar. 822. California State Council Convention, Sacramento, CA, 1989 Mar. 1323. St. Patrick’s Day Parade, Washington, D.C., 1989 Mar. 19

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24. EPA/Asbestos Press Conference, 1989 Mar. 3025. Maine State Employees Stewards Luncheon, 1989 Mar. 3126. Western Conference Executive Board, San Francisco, CA, 1989 Apr. 427. International Foundation Healthcare Data Base Committee, Monterey,

1989 Apr. 328. Vivas Foundation, Boston, MA, 1989 Apr. 529. IUD Executive Council Meeting, Boston, 1989 Apr. 630. Hofstra Univeristy, New York City, 1989 Apr. 831. Wisconsin Labor Management Conference, Milwaukee, 1989 Apr. 1232. Minimum Health Benefit Bill Press Conference, 1989 Apr. 1233. Chicago Trade Union Council for Histadrut Dinner Honoring Jarvis

Williams, 1989 Apr. 1334. Eastern Conference Executive Board, Captiva Island, FL, 1989 Apr. 23-2635. Workers Memorial Day, Washington, D.C., 1989 Apr. 2836. Association of Academic Health Centers, Washington, D.C., 1989 Apr. 2937. Montana Public Employees Association, Washington, D.C., May 1, 198938. AFL-CIO Executive Council Meeting, Washington, D.C., 1989 May 2-339. Independent Group Association, 1989 May 440. Asbestos Video Taping, Washington, D.C., 1989 May 1841. International Affairs Committee, Washington, D.C., 1989 May 24-2542. Social Democrats, USA, Debs ward Dinner, New York City, 1989 May 3143. Local 668 Stewards’ Conference, State College, PA, 1989 Jun. 244. Welfare Reform Group Meeting, 1989 Jun. 545. Irish American Labor Coalition, 1989 Jun. 846. Executive Board Meeting, Minneapolis, MN, 1989 Jun 20-2347. 1199P Delegates’ Assembly, Chambersburg, PA, 1989 Jun. 2348. National Association of Government Employees (NAGE) Meeting, Cape

Cod, 1989 Jun. 4-649. Central States Conference, Oconomowoc, Wisc., 1989 Jul. 9-1350. NAACP Labor Luncheon, Detroit, MI, 1989 Jul. 1151. National Council of Senior Citizens, 1989 Jul. 18

Box 1201. Eastern Airline Strikers Rally, Washington, D.C., 1989 Jul. 192. California School Employees Conference, Las Vegas, 1989 Jul. 243. Southern International Training Institute, 1989 Jul. 274. 1199/Ohio/West Virgina/Kentucky Board Meeting, 1989 Jul. 285. 1199NW, Seattle, WA, 1989 Jul. 316. Justice for Janitors Rally, 1989 Jul. 317. Justice for Janitors Press Conference, 1989 Aug. 18. Union Labor Life Board of Directors, 1989 Aug. 4-59. Senior Organizing Training, Washington, D.C., 1989 Aug. 610. IUD Executive Council Meeting, Chicago, 1989 Aug. 711. AFL-CIO Executive Council Meeting, 1989 Aug. 8-912. Solidarity Rallies (Eastern and Pittston), VA, 1989 Aug. 2313. NAACP Silent March, Washington, D.C., 1989 Aug. 26

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14. Labor Day, Washington, D.C., 1989 Sep. 415. 1199 New England Executive Board Meeting, 1989 Sep. 816. Labor Council for Latin American Advancement, 1989 Sep. 917. Communications Conference, 1989 Sep. 11-1518. Interunion Gas Workers Conference, 1989 Sep. 1219. 1199 Orientation, Washington, D.C., 1989 Sep. 1420. Testimony on Occupational Exposure to Bloodbourne Pathogens,

Washington, D.C., 1989 Sep. 1521. SEIU Women’s Conference, Chicago, 1989 Sep. 1922. Clerical Division Board Meeting, Chicago, 1989 Sep. 2023. Testimony of Comprehensive Healthcare, Washington, D.C., 1989 Sep. 2124. Western States Conference, Palm Springs, 1989 Sep. 2625. Eastern States Conference, Captiva Island, FL, 1989 Oct. 226. Public Division Board Meeting, Washington, D.C., 1989 Oct. 3-627. Jewish Labor Committee Dinner, Chicago, 1989 Oct. 328. FIET Property Services Employees, Copenhagen Denmark, 1989 Oct. 1229. Industrial and Allied Services Division Board Meeting, 1989 Oct. 1630. Field Services Management Staff Meeting, 1989 Oct. 1631. Amusement Council Conference, Washington, D.C., 1989 Oct. 1732. Wyoming Public Employees Association, 1989 Oct. 2333. Social Service Workers Conferences, 1989 Oct. 2334. 1199W Convention, Madison, WI, 1989 Nov. 1735. National Forum AIDS and Hepatitus-B, Washington, D.C., 1989 Nov. 2036. Healthcare Division Board Meeting, Washington, D.C., 1989 Oct. 24-2537. Connecticut Employees Union “Independent,” Norhtford, 1989 Oct. 2738. Leonard Nork Dinner, New York City, 1989 Oct. 2739. Building Service Division Board, New York City, 1989 Oct. 3140. Department for Professional Employees, 1989 Nov. 8-941. SEIU Vice Presidents Meeting, Washington, D.C., 1989 Nov. 1242. AFL-CIO Convention, Washington, D.C., 1989 Nov. 15-1943. AFL-CIO Healthcare Press Conference, 1989 Nov. 1544. Catholic Health Association, Washington, D.C., 1989 Nov. 2845. 1199 OH/WV/KY, Orientation, Washington, D.C., 1989 Nov. 2946. Senior Homecare, Boston, 1989 Nov. 3047. Joint Council 11 Dinner Dance, Great Neck, NY, 1989 Dec. 248. Book Tour, Seattle, 1989 Dec. 449. Council of State Government, Salt Lake City, 1989 Dec. 550. Blue Cross/Blue Shield Conference on Health costs, New York, 1989 Dec.

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Box 1211. Executive Board Meeting, San Diego, CA, 1989 Dec. 112. Collective Bargaining Seminar, Meany Center, 1989 Dec. 143. 1199E—DC General Delegates Assembly, Baltimore, MD, 1989 Dec. 194. Collective Bargaining Hearing, Atlanta, GA, 1989 Dec. 205. Management Staff Meeting, Washington, D.C., 1989 Dec. 20

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6. IUD Executive Council, Miami, FL 1990 Jan. 4-67. Irish American Labor Coalition, 1990 Jan. 198. Connecticut Citizens Action Healthcare Conference, 1990 Jan. 209. National Association of Government Employees (NAGE) Health Benefit

Plan, 1990 Jan. 2010. Citizens for Tax Justice – “Crumb Campaign,” 1990 Feb. 111. Harvard University Trade Union Program, 1990 Feb. 112. Atlantic/Central/Western Canadian Conference, 1990 Feb. 613. Field Services Staff Management Meeting, 1990 Feb. 614. ACTWU Health Care Conference, 1990 Feb. 715. Western Conference Executive Board, Seattle, 1990 Feb. 1316. AFL-CIO Executive Council Meeting, 1990 Feb. 15-2317. SEIU Retirees Brunch, Bal Harbour, FL, 1990 Feb. 1618. American Medical Association, Phoenix, AZ, 1990 Feb. 2619. SEIU Attorney’s Conference, Washington, D.C., 1990 Feb. 2720. Los Angeles Federation of Retired Union Members, 1990 Feb. 2721. IUD Legislative Conference, Washington, D.C., 1990 Mar. 122. SEIU Nurse Council, Washington, D.C., 1990 Mar. 523. Healthcare Division Board, Washington, D.C., 1990 Mar. 624. Pepper Commission Press Briefing, Washington, D.C., 1990 Mar. 825. California State Employees Association (CSEA), Oakland, CA, 1990 Mar.

1026. California State Council, Sacramento, CA, 1990 Mar. 1427. Central States Conference, Palm Springs, 1990 Mar. 1528. Local 79 Installation of Officers, 1990 Mar. 2029. Albany, New York City Meetings, 1990 Mar. 21-2230. AFL-CIO Education Conference, Meany Center, 1990 Mar. 2131. New York AFL-CIO/Blue Cross—Blue Shield Healthcare Conference,

1990 Mar. 2232. Kaiser Permanente Labor Advisory Committee, 1990 Mar. 2333. Congress of California Seniors, Sacramento, CA, 1990 Mar. 2734. National Leadership Conference on AIDS, Arlington, 1990 Mar. 2935. Ohio State Joint Council 25, Aurora, OH, 1990 Mar. 3036. Labor Advisory Committee, Geneva, 1990 Apr. 3-737. 2nd National Congress of Healthcare Section of Solidarnosc, Poland, 1990

Apr. 738. Piney Point Retreat, 1990 Apr. 17-2039. SEIU Western Women’s Conference, Portland, OR, 1990 Apr. 2140. Workers Memorial Day, Boston, MA, 1990 Apr. 2741. Healthcare Division Convention, Washington, D.C., 1990 May 2-542. New York City Central Labor Council Community Services, 1990 May 543. Eastern States Executive Board, Captiva, FL, 1990 May 744. Montana Public Employees Association, Washington, D.C., 1990 May 14-

1545. Canadian Labour Congress, Montreal, 1990 May 1446. Schools Conference, Washington, D.C., 1990 May 18

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47. AFL-CIO Executive Council, Washington, D.C., 1990 May 23

Box 1221. SEIU Executive Board Meeting, Washington, D.C., 1990 May 31 – Jun. 12. New York University 43rd National Conference on Labor, New York City,

1990 Jun. 73. AIFLD 145th Graduating Class, 1990 Jun. 84. Management Staff Meeting, 1990 Jun. 205. 1199P Delegate Assembly, State College, PA, 1990 Jun. 226. A. Philip Randolph Institute National Conference, Detroit, 1990 Jun. 227. Central States Conference, lake of Ozarks, 1990 Jun. 24-288. Los Angeles Press Tour, 1990 Jun. 269. AFL-CIO Delegation to Northern Ireland and to the Irish Congress of

Trade Unions, 1990 Jun. 27—Jul. 510. California Schools Employees Association, San Jose, CA, 1990 Jul. 1311. AFL-CIO Community Services Conference, Denver, CO, 1990 Jul. 1612. Western States Conference, San Francisco, CA, 1990 Jul. 1913. Nevada State AFL-CIO Convention, Las Vegas, 1990 Jul. 2114. Jobs with Justice Press Conference, 1990 Jul. 2415. Organizer’s Conference, Meany Center, 1990 Jul.2616. Midwest Academy Retreat, Chicago, IL, 1990 Jul. 2817. George Meany Center Commencement, 1990 Jul. 2918. AFL-CIO Executive Council, Chicago, IL, 190 Jul. 3119. New York State AFL-CIO Constitutional Convention, Kiamesha Lake,

1990 Aug. 2620. Labor Day, 1990 Sep. 321. Inner Circle Group, Miami, FL, 1990 Sep. 722. IUD Executive Council & General Board, 1990 Sep. 623. Connecticut State AFL-CIO Convention, 1990 Sep. 1224. Miami AFL-CIO Consumers for Affordable Healthcare, Augusta, 1990

Sep. 1425. Michigan State Council, Detroit, 1990 Sep. 1526. Labor Community Coalition for Jobs Health Program, Detroit, MI, 1990

Sep. 1527. Histadrut Award to Rosemary Trump, 1990 Sep. 1628. George Hardy Memorial, San Francisco, 1990 Sep. 1729. Eastern Region Health Policy Briefing, Washington, D.C., 1990 Sep. 1730. Minnesota AFL-CIO Convention, Duluth, 1990 Sep. 1831. Health Care Hearing, Providence, RI, 1990 Sep. 2032. Memorial Service for Frank McKinney, 1990 Sep. 2533. Washington IRRA Meeting, Washington, D.C., 1990 Sep. 2634. SEIU Health Policy Briefing for Staff, 1990 Sep. 2635. SEIU Health Policy Briefing, 1990 Sep. 2736. SEIU Eastern Conference, Captiva Island, FL, 1990 Sep. 28—Oct. 237. AFL-CIO Hearing on Healthcare, San Francisco, 1990 Oct. 338. Lester Asher Funeral, 1990 Oct. 5

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39. AFL-CIO Public Employee Department Convention, Washington, D.C.,1990 Oct. 5

40. Frederick Ebert Conference, Washington, D.C., 1990 Oct. 941. Memorial Service for George Hardy, Washington, D.C., 1990 Oct. 1842. 12th Annual Labor History Conference, Wayne State University, Detroit,

1990 Oct. 1943. SEIU Healthcare Committee Meeting, Washington, D.C., 1990 Oct. 2244. FIET Delegation to IMF and World Bank, Washington, D.C., 1990 Oct.

2545. United Way Kickoff Campaign, 1990 Oct. 2946. 6th Annual Unionists of the Year Dinner, San Francisco, CA, 1990 Nov. 147. American Irish Historical Society Honoring Thomas Donahue, New York

City, 1990 Nov. 8

Box 1231. International Foundation of Employee Benefit Plan, Hawaii, 1990 Nov. 132. California Faculty Association, 1990 Nov. 173. New York State AFL-CIO Public Employee Division Conference, 1990

Nov. 194. Catholic Health Association Health Strategic Work Group, 1990 Nov. 205. Knight Center for Specialized Journalism, University of Maryland, 1990

Nov. 276. Labor/Higher Education Council, Boston, 1990 Nov. 287. 1199 Convention, Baltimore, MD, 1990 Nov. 298. New York Labor History Association Honoring John Sweeney, 1990 Nov.

309. FIET Property Services Meeting, 1990 Dec. 6-710. Executive Board Meeting, San Antonio, TX, 1990 Dec. 1011. Jewish Labor Committee Award Dinner, 1990 Dec. 1712. Department Heads Meeting, 1990 Dec. 1813. Dunlop Meeting, Chicago, 1990 Dec. 1914. Industrial Relations Research Association Conference, 1990 Dec. 2915. Industrial Union Department Executive Council Meeting, Miami, FL,

1990 Jan. 316. Managers’ Training, Washington, D.C., 1990 Jan. 1017. Washington Journalism Center, 1991 Jan. 1518. SEIU Managers Meeting, Washington, D.C., 1990 Jan. 1719. 1199NE Building Dedication, 1991 Jan. 2120. Timothy Twomey Funeral, 1991 Jan. 2221. Bob Agnes Retirement Luncheon, 1991 Jan. 2822. Domestic Policy Committee, United States Catholic Conference, 1991

Jan. 29-3023. New York Industrial Relations Research Association, 1991 Jan. 2924. WBGH/NAM Health Agenda, 1991 Jan. 3025. Jobs with Justice, Washington, D.C., 1991 Jan. 3126. George Fairchild Funeral, 1991 Feb. 1

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27. Irish American Labor Coalition Dinner, 1991 Feb. 128. California Labor Federation Trade Union School, Sacramento, CA, 1991

Feb. 429. Western Conference, San Diego, CA, 1991 Feb. 430. State Budget Crisis Meeting, Washington, D.C., 1991 Feb. 1431. AFL-CIO Executive Council, 1991 Feb.32. Eastern Conference, FL, 1991 Feb. 2533. Field Services Staff Meeting, 1991 Feb. 2634. Local 250 Installation of Officers, 1991 Feb. 2835. Nurse Council Meeting, 1991 Mar. 1136. Catholic Charities Diocese of Brooklyn, Rerum Novarum 100th

Anniversary, 1991 Mar. 2037. IUD Legislative Conference, Washington, D.C., 1991 Mar. 2138. Democratic National Committee, Washington, D.C., 1991 Mar. 2339. Advisory Council on Social Security, 1991 Mar. 2840. Central States Conference Executive Board Meeting, Hollywood, CA,

1991 Apr. 241. California State Council Legislative Conference, 1991 Apr. 442. International Foundation Benefits Liaison Committee, California, 1991

Apr. 743. Management Staff Meeting, 1991 Apr. 944. New York University Committee Meeting, 1991 Apr. 1245. Women’s National Democratic Club, 1991 Apr. 1746. Committee of Ways and Means Retreat, West Point, 1991 Apr. 19-2147. African-American Labor Center Graduation, Washington, D.C., 1991 Apr.

2648. United Way Volunteer Leaders Conference, 1991 May 549. International Foundation Legislative Update, Washington, D.C., 1991

May 650. AFL-CIO Executive Council Meeting, 1991 May 851. University of Massachusetts at Amherst, 1991 May 10

Box 1241. Public Division Convention, Washington, D.C., 1991 May 152. Local 254 50th Anniversary, Boston, 1991 May 183. Retired Members Advisory Committee, 1991 May 194. Transport and General Workers Union Convention, South Africa, 1991

May 235. Labor Management Group, Washington, D.C., 1991 May 286. Executive Board Meeting, Washington, D.C., 1991 May 29-317. AFL-CIO Community Services Conference, Saratoga Springs, NY, 1991

Jun. 28. Committee of Government Operations, Washington, D.C., 1991 Jun. 49. Bay Area Tour, 1991 Jun. 6-710. National Advisory Committee on Work-Based Learning Site Visit,

Memphis, 1991 Jun. 12

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11. Piney Point Retreat, 1991 Jun. 24-2612. Public Division Board, Washington, D.C., 1991 Jun. 27-2913. National Association of Government Employees (NAGE) Cape Cod, 1991

Jul. 2-414. Maine State Employees Association, Augusta, ME, 1991 Jul. 515. Central States Conference, Nashville, TN, 1991 Jul. 816. National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, 1991 Jul. 1217. Union Labor Life Insurance Company Board of Directors, 1991 Jul. 19-2118. Association of Labor Relations Agencies Conference, Vermont, 1991 Jul.

2219. Work Base Learning Commission, 1991 Jul. 2320. 1991 Organizing Conference, 1991 Jul. 2521. AFL-CIO Conference of Community Services, 1991 Jul. 2522. AFL-CIO Executive Council, 1991 Jul. 30 – Aug. 123. Political Director’s Meeting, Washington, D.C., 1991 Aug. 124. Western Conference, Portland, OR, 1991 Aug. 1525. Hartford, Connecticut Rally, 1991 Aug. 1726. International Federation of Commercial, Clerical, Professional and

Technical Employees (FIET) World Congress Convention, 1991 Aug. 19-21

27. Vice Presidents Meeting, Washington, D.C., 1991 Aug. 3028. Solidarity Shabbat, Washington, D.C., 1991 Aug. 3029. Solidarity Day, Washington, D.C., 1991 Aug. 3130. Meeting with Governor Chiles, FL, 1991 Sep. 631. Rengo/AFL-CIO Meetings, Tokyo, Japan, 1991 Sep. 1332. American Medical Association, Dr. N. Davis Awards Program, 1991 Sep.

1733. St. Patrick Home Dinner, New York City, 1991 Sep. 1934. National Birth Defects Center, Boston, MA, 1991 Sep. 2035. Local 144 Rally, New York City, 1991 Sep. 2636. Human Resources Development Institute “New Technology and Skill

Training,” 1991 Sep. 2637. Eastern Conference Convention, FL, 1991 Sep. 29 – Oct. 338. Public Employee Department Convention, Atlantic City, NJ, 1991 Oct. 3-

439. Coalition of Labor Union Women, Pittsburgh, PA, 1991 Oct. 540. Ambulance Drive Rally, Pittsburgh, PA, 1991 Oct. 541. National Consumers League Health Care Conference, 1991 Oct. 942. Mayor Flynn Breakfast, Boston, 1991 Oct. 1543. Industrial and Allied Convention, Washington, D.C., 1991 Oct. 1644. Orientation for New Board Members, Washington, D.C., 1991 Oct. 1845. International Federation of Commercial, Clerical, Professional and

Technical Employees (FIET) Property Services Trade, 1991 Oct. 22-2346. Public Employees Federation, Albany, NY, 1991 Oct. 2947. SEIU Minority Leadership Development Workshop, Washington, D.C.,

1991 Oct. 29

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48. Women Leadership Development, 1991 Oct. 3049. IPPAN DOMEI, Washington, D.C., 1991 Oct. 3050. Collective Bargaining Program, Washington, D.C., 1991 Oct. 3151. SEIU Western Women’s Conference, 1991 Nov. 252. Annual Conference of State Federation Officers, Detroit, 1991 Nov. 8

Box 1251-2. AFL-CIO Convention, Detroit, MI, 1991 Nov. 11-153. Maine State Employees Association Convention, 1991 Nov. 164. Work in America Institute, 1991 Nov. 195. Building Service Division Board Meeting, 1991 Nov. 196. American College of Cardiology, 1991 Nov. 21-226.5 Industrial Union Department (IUD) Conference on Technology and Public

Policy, 1991 Dec. 37. Labor Management Group, New York City, 1991 Dec. 38. Local 144 Health and Safety Conference, New York City, 1991 Dec. 39. Executive Board Meeting, Palm Springs, CA, 1991 Dec. 9-1110. Managers Meeting, Washington, D.C., 1991 Dec. 1811. Building Service Division Board Meeting, 1992 Jan. 712. Healthcare Division Board Meeting, Washington, D.C., 1992 Jan. 8-913. Healthcare Organization Training, Sandusky, OH, 1992 Jan. 9-1314. Industrial Relations Research Association, 1992 Jan. 1415. Central and Western Canadian Conference, 1992 Jan. 1516. Immigration Committee Meeting, Washington, D.C., 1992 Jan. 2417. Health and Safety Meeting, Washington, D.C., 1992 Jan. 27-2818-19. U.S. Catholic Conference, Washington, D.C., 1992 Jan. 2820. American Hospital Association Health Care Reform Forum, 1992 Jan. 2921. Local 32B-32J Building Dedication, 1992 Jan. 3022. Irish American Labor Coalition Dinner, New York City, 1992 Jan. 3123. Beverly Meeting, Washington, D.C., 1992 Feb. 324. Field Services Managers Meeting, Washington, D.C., 1992 Feb. 3-625. Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, 1992 Feb. 199226. Central States Conference, Scottsdale, AZ, 1992 Feb. 727. Public Sector Bargaining, Washington, D.C., 1992 Feb. 9-1028. Public Division Board, 1992 Feb. 11-1229. Locals 150 & 1199/UP Meeting, Madison, WI, 1992, Feb. 12-1330. Professional Council Board Meeting, Washington, D.C., 1992 Feb. 1331. AFL-CIO Executive Council Meeting, 1992 Feb. 17-2032. Jobs with Justice Annual Meeting, Austin, TX, 1992 Feb. 20-2333. Civil and Human Rights Conference, Los Angeles, CA, 1992 Feb. 21-2334. SEIU Finance Committee Washington, D.C., 1992 Feb. 2535. Industrial Union Department Executive Council Meeting, Washington,

D.C., 1992 Feb. 2636. 1992 COPE Reception, Washington, D.C., 1992 Feb. 2737. Constitutional Review Committee, 1992 Feb. 2838. Pre-Convention Planning Committee, 1992 Feb. 28

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39. Finance Committee, 1992 Feb. 2940. International Affairs Committee, 1992 Feb. 2941. Committee on Immigration, 1992 Feb. 2942. Education Committee, 1992 Mar. 199243. Women’s Committee, 1992 Mar. 144. Executive Board Meeting, Washington, D.C., 1992 Mar. 245. Western Conference Executive Board, 1992 Mar. 546. Nurse Council Meeting, Washington, D.C., 1992 Mar. 17-1847. Cornell University School of Industrial Relations, 1992 Mar. 23-2448. Nevada State/Health & Safety Cross Training, 1992 Mar. 29—Apr. 149. Embassy Luncheon, Washington, D.C., 1992 Apr. 150. Industrial Union Department Organizing Committee, 1992 Apr. 251. National Planning Association, Washington, D.C., 1992 Apr. 1052. Western Conference, 1992 Apr. 1853. SEIU Convention, Finance Committee, 1992 Apr. 20-23

Box 1261-3. SEIU Convention, 1992 Apr. 20-234. Pension Fund Trustees, 1992 Apr. 205. AFL-CIO Department of Organization and Field Services, 1992 Apr. 256. District 1199 Delegate Assembly, 1992 May 17. AFL-CIO Executive Council Meeting, 1992 May 68. Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources, 1992 May 129. Aging Agenda Legislative Briefing, 1992 May 1410. Irish American Labor Coalition, 1992 May 1411. Save Our Cities; Save Our Children, 1992 May 1612. Senate Committee on Finance, 1992 May 1813. Coalition of Black Trade Unionists, 1992 May 21-2514. SEIU Education Network, 1992 May 2815. Healthcare Organizing Training, Pennsylvania, 1992 Jun. 4-516. Respiratory Hazards Conference, Miami, FL, 1992 Jun. 617. International Productivity Symposium, 1992 Jun. 718. Western States Building Service Meeting, 1992 Jun. 16-1719. Professional Division Board Meeting, 1992 Jun. 19-2020. National Association of Government Employees, Boston, 1992 Jun. 2021. Cornell University Commencement Address, 1992 Jun. 2522. District 1199P, State College, PA, 1992 Jun. 2623. Executive Board Meeting, 1992 Jun. 28 – Jul. 124. Orientation of New Board Members, Washington, D.C., 1992 Jun. 2925. Executive Board Meeting, Washington, D.C., 1992 Jun. 199226. Manager’s Meeting & Regional Organizing and Field Services,

Washington, D.C., 1992 Jul. 127. Field Service Regional Meetings, D.C., Chicago, Los Angeles, 1992 Jul.

7-1028. Democratic National Convention, New York City, 1992 Jul. 1329. Democratic National Committee Meeting, New York City, 1992 Jul. 17

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30. Union Labor Life Insurance Company Board of Directors, Greenbriar,1992 Jul. 23-24

31. AFL-CIO Executive Council Meeting, 1992 Aug. 4-532. SEIU Political Director’s Meeting, 1992 Aug. 633. Healthcare Division Organizing Committee, 1992 Aug. 734. SEIU Finance Committee, 1992 Aug. 1135. SEIU Political Committee Meeting, Washington, D.C., 1992 Aug. 1236. Labor Council for Latin American Advancement, Miami Beach, FL, 199237. Church, Labor Community Relations, 1992 Aug. 199238. New York State AFL-CIO Convention, 1992 Sep. 139. AFL-CIO General Board Meeting, 1992 Sep. 340. Cornell University, 1992 Sep. 741. International Institute on Managed Care, 1992 Sep. 8

Box 1271. Health & Safety Meeting, 1992 Sep. 9-112. United Way, Washington, D.C., 1992 Sep. 93. Symposium on Excellence in State and Local Government, 1992 Sep. 94. WVSEU 2nd Annual Convention, Charleston, WV5. AFL-CIO Health and Safety Conference, 1992 Sep. 146. American College of Physicians Press Conference, 1992 Sep. 147. Healthcare Workforce Project, 1992 Sep. 168. Oregon Public Employees Union, 1992 Sep. 189. Piney Point 3, 1992 Sep. 22-2510. Privatization Meeting, 1992 Sep. 1811. Illinois State Council Cope Picnic, 1992 Oct. 312. Leon Davis Memorial, New York City, 1992 Oct. 513. Pennsylvania State Council, (includes press release on organizing

campaign), 1992 Oct. 614. Midwest Northeast Voter Registration Education Project (MNVREP),

1992 Oct. 1015. California State Employers Association Convention, 1992 Oct. 1216. Public Division Sub-Committee Meetings, 1992 Oct. 1417. Public Service International U.S. Economy and Political Action, 1992 Oct.

1518. Alfred E. Smith Dinner, New York City, 1992 Oct. 1519. Irish Northern Aid Committee, 1992 Oct. 1720. Committee on the Future, Washington, D.C., 1992 Oct. 1921. Business Week Health Care Summit, 1992 Oct. 2022. International Executive Board Committee on the Future, 1992 Oct. 20-2123. Office Worker Division Board Meeting, 1992 Oct. 21-2224. John Kelley Eulogy, New York City, 1992 Oct. 2125. Nurse Council Meeting, Washington, D.C., 1992 Oct. 2226. National Women’s Political Caucus Dinner, 1992 Oct. 2227. Release of Health Cost Study, National Press Club, 1992 Oct. 2228. Healthcare Division Board Meeting, 1992 Oct. 23

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29. Local 144 Installation of Officers, 1992 Oct. 2330. SEIU Pension Master Trust Investment Committee, 1992 Oct. 2731. San Francisco Police Officers Association, 1992 Oct. 2732. Local 790 Annual Unionist of the Year, 1992 Oct. 2733. Election Night Celebrations, 1992 Nov. 334. AFL-CIO Executive Council Meeting, Washington, D.C., 1992 Nov. 535. APHA Convention, NIEHS Advisory Board Meeting, Haz Mat Staff

Meeting, 1992 Nov. 6-1236. Healthcare Bargaining Committee Meeting, 1992 Nov. 8-1037. Public Division Board Meeting, 1992 Nov. 8-1038. Public Division Board Meeting, Linthieum Heights, MD, 1992 Nov. 939. Industrial Union Department, Miami, FL, 1992 Nov. 11-1340. International Board Meeting, Bal Harbour, 1992 Nov. 1641. Executive Board Meeting, Miami Beach, FL, 1992 Nov. 16-1842. Building Service Division Board Meeting, 1992 Nov. 3043. Healthcare Strategic Bargaining, 1992 Dec. 1-244. FIET World Property Services Conference, New York City, 1992 Dec. 1-345. New York Lt. Governor Stan Lundine, 1992 Dec. 346. New York University, Wagner School Visiting Committee, 1992 Dec. 447. SEIU Management Staff Meeting, 1992 Dec. 748. SEIU Attorneys Conference, 1992 Dec. 13-1549. International Executive Board Meeting, 1992 Dec. 13-1550. Eastern Regional Meeting (Local 82), 1992 Dec. 14-1551. Western Regional Meeting, 1992 Dec. 17-1852. Inter-Union Gas Meeting, Pittsburgh, 1992 Dec. 17-1853. Health Care Meeting, Chicago, 1992 Dec. 2154. Nurse Conference, 1993 Jan. 755. Western States Building Service Meeting, 1993 Jan. 7-856. International Foundation Legislative Update, 1993 Jan. 857. AFL-CIO Health Care Reform Briefing, 1993 Jan. 1158. Presidential Inauguration, 1993 Jan. 20

Box 1281. Democratic National Committee Meeting, 1993 Jan. 212. Eastern Region Women’s Conference, Pittsburgh, 1993 Jan. 233. Robert Wagner Labor Archives, New York City, 1993 Feb. 44. Pension Fund Meetings, Washington, D.C., 1993 Feb. 55. Industrial College of the Armed Forces, Fort McNair, 1993 Feb. 96. Local 660 Installation of Officers, 1993 Feb. 107. AFL-CIO Executive Council Meeting, Bal Harbour, 1993 Feb. 11-198. Center for Labor and Industrial Relations Labor/Management Relations

Conference, 1993 Feb. 149. Central Region Women’s Conference, Minneapolis, 1993 Feb. 2010. Western Conference Executive Board, Scottsdale, 1993 Feb. 2611. Subcommittee on Health of the Committee on Ways and Means, 1993

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12. National Association of Government Labor Officials, 1993 Mar. 313. SEIU Professional Council Board Meeting, 1993 Mar. 5-614. International Foundation of Employee Benefits Plans, Scottsdale, AZ,

1993 Mar. 6-1015. 1993 Committee on Political Education (COPE) Event, Washington, D.C.,

1993 Mar. 916. D.C., Friends of Ireland, Washington, D.C., 1993 Mar. 1217. Marian Wright Edelman Meeting, Washington, D.C., 1993 Mar. 1518. Central States Building Service Locals Meeting, 1993 Mar. 17-1819. International Executive Board Organizing Committee, Washington, D.C.,

1993 Mar. 1820. “We Do the Work” Founders Award, San Francisco, CA, 1993 Mar. 1921. International Union Department Executive Council Meeting, Washington,

D.C., 1993 Mar. 2422. Meeting with Mayor Pratt Kelly, Washington, D.C., 1993 Mar. 2423. California State Council Legislative Conference, 1992 Mar. 3124. Building Service Training, 1993 Apr. 1-425. Local 1864 Foundation Convention, 1993 Apr. 326. SEIU Management Staff Meeting, Washington, D.C., 1993 Apr. 1327. Committee on the Future, Chicago, IL, 1993 Apr. 14-1628. Citizens for Tax Justice Board Meeting, 1993 Apr. 1429. Chicago Joint Council, 1993 Apr. 1530. Monsignor Higgins Testimonial, Notre Dame, 1993 Apr. 1631. National Field Staff Meeting, Linthicum Heights, MD, 1993 Apr. 1832. Meeting with Secretary of Labor Robert Reich, 1993 Apr. 2333. Gay, Lesbian & Bisexual Equal Rights, 1993 Apr. 2434. Joint Council 22 Convention, Toronto, Canada, 1993 Apr. 2935. Wyoming Public Employees Association, 1993 Apr. 3036. Education Network Conference, Washington, D.C., 1993 Apr. 3037. Eastern Conference Executive Board, Captiva, FL, 1993 May 238. Boston Ireland Venture Embassy of Ireland, 1993 May 339. AFL-CIO Executive Council Meeting, Washington, D.C., 1993 May 4-540. Public Division Bargaining Conference, Washington, D.C., 1993 May 441. Union Labor Life Insurance Company (ULLICO) Meeting, Washington,

D.C., 1993 May 542. Local 82 Membership Meeting, Washington, D.C., 1993 May 843. International Foundation of Employee Benefits Plans, Washington, D.C.,

1993 May 1044. National Leadership Coalition for Health Care Reform, 1993 May 1245. San Francisco Police Officers Association, Washington, D.C., 1993 May

1346. Testimony Before Committee on Labor and Human Services, 1993 May

1447. International Affairs Committee, Washington, D.C., 1993 May 1848. Education Committee, Baltimore, MD, 1993 May 1949. Wyoming Public Employees Association Convention, 1993 May 20

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50. International Federation of Professional and Technical Engineers, 1993May 21

51. SEIU Nurse Council, Washington, D.C., 1993 May 2152. Public Division Board Meeting, 1993 May 2353. Healthcare Division Board, 1993 May 2354. SEIU Legislative Conference, Washington, D.C., 1993 May 24-2655. SEIU Legislative Conference, 1993 May 24-26

Box 1291. Coalition of Black Trade Unionists Convention, Atlanta, 1993 May 27-312. Committee on the Future, 1993 Jun. 1-32.5 Office Worker Convention, Cleveland, 1993 Jun. 9-113. Aime Gohier Retirement, Montreal, 1993 Jun. 104. Debs-Thomas-Bernstein Dinner Honoring Felder and Wcislo, 1993 Jun.

155. Moe Biller Testimonial Dinner, 1993 Jun. 166. Executive Board Meeting, Chicago, 1993 Jun. 22-237. Idaho Public Employees Association, 1993 Jun. 25-298. Lloyd Bensten Introduction, Democratic National Convention,

Washington, D.C., 1993 Jun. 289. Central States Convention, Lake Ozarks, 1993 Jun. 2910. SEIU Summer Managers Meeting, Linthicum, MD, 1993 Jul. 19-2111. Organizers Conference, Linthicum, MD, 1993 Jul. 2112. Conference of the Future of the American Workplace, Chicago, IL, 1993

Jul. 25-2613. Helsinki Trip, 1993 Jul. 27-2814. AFL-CIO Executive Council Meeting, 1993 Aug. 3-415. Western Regional Conference Executive Board, Oakland, 1993 Aug. 12-

1516. (Midwest/Northeast Voter Registration Education Project) MNVREP

Kickoff Breakfast, 1993 Aug. 417. Local 144 Scholarship Luncheon, New York City, 1993 Aug. 2618. 30th Anniversary March on Washington, 1993 Aug. 2819. March and Rally, Los Angeles, 1993 Aug. 3120. Labor Day, New York City, 1993 Sep. 621. Program and Field Services Managers, 1993 Sep. 7-922. Western Region Women’s Conference, Los Angeles, 1993 Sep. 10-1223. United Service Workers, Kiamesha, NY, 1993 Sep. 1124. Pennsylvania Council Convention, Hershey, PA, 1993 Sep. 1325. Management Staff Meeting, 1993 Sep. 1626. Justice for Janitors Tour of Headquarters, 1993 Sep. 1627. Senior Staff Retreat, Annapolis, MD, 1993 Sep. 16-1828. Annual Health and Safety Conference, 1993 Sep. 1829. Political Director’s Meeting, Washington, D.C., 1993 Sep. 1930. GSA Administrator, Roger Johnson Meeting, 1993 Sep. 2031. SEIU Health and Welfare Fund, 1993 Sep. 21

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32. Labor Council Breakfast, 1993 Sep. 2133. Meany Center Board of Trustees, 1993 Sep. 2234. United Way Board of Governor’s Meeting, Alexandria, 1993 Sep. 2335. AFL-CIO Resolutions Committee, 1993 Oct.36. Public Employee Department Convention, San Francisco, CA, 1993 Sep.

30 – Oct. 137. Department for Professional Employees, 1993 Sep. 2938. AFL-CIO Health Care Reform Panel, 1993 Oct. 539. AFL-CIO Immigration Committee, 1993 Oct. 440. AFL-CIO Committee Meetings, 1993 Sep.—Oct. 141. AFL-CIO Convention, San Francisco, CA, 1993 Sep. 25—Oct. 742. Professional Council Meeting, 1993 Oct. 143. SEIU Public Division Board Meeting, 1993 Oct. 244. Democratic National Committee, Washington, D.C., 1993 Oct. 9

Box 1301. Thomas Donahue Nomination, 1993 Oct. 62. Healthcare Division Board Meeting and Healthcare Reform Kickoff,

Chicago, 1993 Oct. 14-153. AFL-CIO Housing Investment Trust Board, 1993 Oct. 18-194. Justice for Janitors, 1993 Oct.5. Local 790 – Committee on Political Education (COPE) Awards, Oakland,

CA, 1993 Oct. 206. Meeting with Bruce Vladeck, 1993 Oct. 227. Eastern Regional Conference Convention, Captiva Island, 1993 Oct. 258. Midwest/Northeast Voter Registration Education Project (MNVREP)

Leadership Conference, 1993 Oct. 289. Labor/Management Group, New York City, 1993 Nov. 210. FIET Property Maintenance and Security Services, Rome, Italy, 1993

Nov. 6-1311. Department of Labor Commission on the Future of Worker-Management

Relations, 1993 Nov. 812. Remarks to Toronto Joint Council, 1993 Nov. 1613. New York Committee for Occupational Safety & Health, 1993 Nov. 1614. Industrial Union Department, AFL-CIO, 1993 Nov. 1815. Maine State Employees Association Convention, Bangor, 1993 Nov. 1916. Health Care Reform Briefings, 1993 Nov. 2317. Committee on International Affairs, Washington, D.C., 1993 Nov. 2918-19. Pension Meetings, Washington, D.C., 1993 Nov. – Dec.20. Public Employee Department Meeting with Canadian Labour Congress,

1993 Dec. 121. Local 1107 Swearing-in Ceremony, Las Vegas, 1993 Dec. 822. SEIU Managers Meeting, 1993 Dec. 923. SEIU Executive Board, Washington, D.C., 1993 Dec. 13-1524. International Affairs Committee, Washington, D.C., 1993 Dec. 13

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25. International Foundation Legislative Update, Washington, D.C., 1994 Jan.13

26. Local 73 Steward’s Meeting, Chicago, 1994 Jan. 1527. Healthcare Briefing, New York City, 1994 Jan. 1728. Healthcare Briefing, Boston, 1994 Jan. 1929. AFL-CIO HIV/AIDS Conference, 1994 Jan. 2130. Eastern Region Civil & Human Rights Conference, Baltimore, MD, 1994

Jan. 2231. AFL-CIO DGB Bilateral Meeting, 1994 Jan. 2432. Subcommittee on Labor—Management Relations Committee on

Education, 1994 Feb. 233. Department of Labor Building a Reemployment System, 1994 Feb. 234. Staff Healthcare Reform Briefing, Washington, D.C., 1994 Feb. 235. Los Angeles Meetings, 1994 Feb. 336. Irish American Labor Coalition, New York City, 1994 Feb. 437. Civil & Human Rights Conference, Chicago, 1994 Feb. 4-638. Central States Conference Board Meeting, FL, 1994 Feb. 16-1839. AFL-CIO Executive Council Meeting, Bal Harbour, 1994 Feb. 21-2440. Civil & Human Rights Conference, 1994 Feb. 2641. Western Conference Board, Monterey, CA, 1994 Feb. 2842. Programs and Field Services Annual Meeting, 1994 Mar. 6

Box 1311. Harvard Trade Union Program, 1994 Mar. 32. Local 46 Installation of Officers, 1994 Mar. 83. Reception Higgins Labor Research Center, 1994 Mar. 104. Work and Technology Institute, Washington, D.C., 1994 Mar. 13-155. United Way Community Service Awards, Dallas, TX, 1994 Mar. 206. United Food and Commercial Workers/SEIU Joint Beverly Enterprises,

Linthicum Heights, MD, 1994 Mar. 217. Canadian American Committee Health Care Panel, 1994 Mar. 24-258. Health Care Workers Reception, 1994 Mar. 249. California State Council Legislative Conference, 1994 Apr. 710. WV/OH/KY Delegates Assembly, 1994 Apr. 811. Seattle Professional Engineering Employees Association, Washington,

D.C., 1994 Apr. 1212. Chicago Federation of Labor Healthcare Forum, 1994 Apr. 1413. Department of Labor Reception, 1994 Apr. 1814. 1199/AFSCME Health Care Rally, Washington, D.C., 1994 Apr. 2015. Local 73 Installation of Officers, 1994 Apr. 2116. Committee on Political Education (COPE), Washington, D.C., 1994 Apr.

2217. SEIU Leadership Development Officer Training, 1994 Apr. 2418. Local 254 Leadership Forum on Healthcare Reform, Boston, 1994 May 519. 1199NW Nurses Day March and Rally, Seattle, 1994 May 720. Managers Meeting, 1994 May 9

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21. AFL-CIO Executive Council Meeting, 1994 May 10-1122. Local 25 Rally, Chicago, 1994 May 1223. Meeting/Press Conference w/ Senator Kennedy, Senate Labor & Human

Resources Committee, 1994 May 1324. Irish American Labor Coalition Dinner, Chicago, 1994 May 1325. Nurse Council Meeting, Linthicum, MD, 1994 May 1426. Local Union Organizers Conference, Linthicum, MD, 1994 May 1427. Retired Members Advisory Committee, Washington, D.C., 1994 May 1528. Legislative Conference, Washington, D.C., 1994 May 15-1829. New York College of Podiatric Medicine, New York City, 1994 May 1830. Education Network Conference, Washington, D.C., 1994 May 1931. Americans for Democratic Action, Washington, D.C., 1994 Jun. 332. Senior Staff and Department Heads Meeting, 1994 Jun. 1433. Governor Miller Endorsement, 1994 Jun. 1534. Communications Seminar, 1994 Jun. 1835. General Conference of Labor, Argentina Delegation, 1994 Jun. 2236. Dinner Honoring Jack Ryan, Pride of Judea Mental Health Center, New

York, 1994 Jun. 2937. Central States Conference, Executive Board, 1994 Jul. 11-1438. AFL-CIO Conference on Community Services, 1994 Jul. 1839. Organizing Conference, Linthicum, MD, 1994 Jul. 2040. Public Division Board Meeting, 1994 Jul. 2141. Public Division Bargaining Conference, Linthicum, MD, 1994 Jul. 23-2442. Political Director’s Meeting, Washington, D.C., 1994 Jul. 23-2543. Hospital Press Conference, 1994 Jul. 2544. The Re-Employment Act Testimony, 1994 Jul. 2645. Health Security Express, Independence, MO, 1994 Jul. 3046. Health Security Express, Boston, 1994 Jul. 3147. New York State AFL-CIO Committee on Political Education (COPE)

Convention, 1994 Aug. 2-348. Industrial Union Department Executive Council, Washington, D.C., 1994

Aug. 849. AFL-CIO Executive Council, Washington, D.C., 1994 Aug. 9-1050. Western Conference Convention, San Diego, 1994 Aug. 11-1451. California State Council Board Meeting, 1994 Aug. 1152. Rally, Nigeria Chancery, 1994 Aug. 2553. Meeting with David Lawrence, 1994 Aug. 3054. Local 144 Annual Scholarship Luncheon, 1994 Aug. 3155. Labor Day Breakfast, Los Angeles, CA, 1994 Sep. 556. National Association of Government Employees (NAGE) Seminar, San

Juan, Puerto Rico, 1994 Sep. 857. Local 535 30th Anniversary, San Francisco, CA, 1994 Sep. 1058. Labor Day Mass, St. Patrick’s Cathedral, New York City, 1994 Sep. 1159. Pennsylvania State Council Convention, Hershey, PA, 1994 Sep. 1260. UNTS/1199 Leadership Discussion, Washington, D.C., 1994 Sep. 13

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Box 1321. Flax Trust Dinner, Washington, D.C., 1994 Sep. 132. Catholic Museum of America, New York City, 1994 Sep. 143. Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service, Tampa, 1994 Sep. 204. AFL-CIO National Organizing Committee Meeting, 1994 Sep. 225. Health and Safety Conference, New York City, 1994 Sep. 246. Healthcare Division Board and Bargaining Conference, 1994 Sep. 27-297. George Meany Center Trustees Meeting, 1994 Sep. 288. Federacion de Sindicatos de Trabahadores al Servicio del Estado (FSTSE)

Meeting Graduation, Washington, D.C., 1994 Sep. 309. Committee on the Future, New York City, 1994 Oct. 1-410. Local 511 Connecticut Employees Union Independent Convention, l994

Oct. 711. Western States Schools Conference, 1994 Oct. 812. Local 250 60th Anniversary, San Francisco, CA, 1994 Oct. 813. California State Employees Association (CSEA), Los Angeles, CA, 1994

Oct. 914. 1199/UP Annual Representative Assembly, Madison, 1994 Oct. 1215. Office Worker Division Board, 1994 Oct. 1516. AFL-CIO Housing Investment Trust, 1994 Oct. 17-1817. Confederation of Venezuelan Workers, 1994 Oct. 1918. Task Force on Excellence in State and Local Government thru Labor-

Management Cooperation, 1994 Oct. 2419. Eastern Conference Convention, Captiva Island, FL, 1994 Oct. 3120. State Employees Association of New Hampshire, Waterville, 1994 Nov. 521. David Wilhelm Reception, Washington, D.C., 1994 Nov. 1022. Breakfast Reception, Jack Ryan, New York, 1994 Nov. 1023. SEIU Professional Council, Pittsburgh, PA, 1994 Nov. 1124. Federal Reserve Board Rally, Washington, D.C., 1994 Nov. 1525. Building Service Division Board Meeting, Chicago, 1994 Nov. 18-1926. District 925 Board Meeting, Washington, D.C., 1994 Nov. 1927. Firemen and Oilers Reception, Washington, D.C., 1994 Nov. 2028. FIET Property Services, London, 1994 Nov. 28 – Dec. 229. Healthcare Reform Campaign Evaluation, 1994 Dec. 530. Collective Bargaining Seminar, Washington, D.C., 1994 Dec. 531. Rally, Nigeria Chancery, British Embassy, 1994 Dec. 832. Columbia University School of International Affairs, New York City,

1994 Dec. 1033. International Executive Board Meeting, Los Angeles, CA, 1994 Dec. 12-

1434. SEIU Managers Meeting, (includes Dunlop Commission Report and

Recommendations), 1995 Jan. 1035. Gerald McEntee Birthday Roast, 1995 Jan. 1136. Committee on the Future Regional Briefing, 1995 Jan. 1337. Joint Council 11 Dinner Dance, 1995 Jan. 1438. Committee on the Future Regional Briefing, Chicago, 1995 Jan. 17

87

39. Industrial Union Department Executive Board Meeting, Washington,D.C., 1995 Jan. 18

40. United Way Meetings, Alexandria, 1995 Jan. 25-2641. Citizens for Tax Justice, Washington, D.C., 1995 Jan. 2642. SEIU Western Regional Women’s Conference, San Jose, CA, 1995 Jan.

2843. Central States Conference Executive Board, Puerto Rico, 1995 Feb. 144. Irish American Labor Coaltion, New York City, 1995 Feb. 345. SEIU Attorney’s Conference, Washington, D.C., 1995 Feb. 646. Pension Meetings, Los Angeles, CA, 1995 Feb. 847. Industrial Union Department International President’s Committee

Meeting, Washington, D.C., 1995 Feb. 948. Eastern Women’s Conference, Boston, 1995 Feb. 1149. Citizens for Sensible Safeguards, 1995 Feb. 1550-52. AFL-CIO Executive Council Meeting, Miami, FL, 1995 Feb. 16-2453. AFL-CIO Executive Council Meeting – Committee on Organizing and

Field Services, 1995 Feb. 16-2454. U.S. Savings Bonds, Miami, 1995 Feb. 2055. Western Conference Board Meeting, San Francisco, CA, 1995 Mar. 356. Committee on the Future, Atlanta, 1995 Mar. 8

Box 1331. Committee on the Future, Williamsburg, VA, 1995 Mar. 10-142. SEIU President’s Club Event, 1995 Mar. 213. Justice for Janitors Rally, Washington, D.C., 1995 Mar. 224. Industrial and Allied Division Board Meeting, Orlando, 1995 Mar. 23-245. Amusement Locals Conference, Orlando, 1995 Mar. 256. Advisory Council on Social Security, Washington, D.C., 1995 Mar. 97. Nursing Home Worker and Local Union Leader Meetings (includes

pamphlet, “How Nursing Home Work is Becoming the Most DangerousJob in America”), 1995 Mar. 15

8. Decatur, IL Strike Event, 1995 Mar. 279. AFL-CIO Industrial Union Department Legislative Conference,

Washington, D.C., 1995 Mar. 29-3010. Nurses March, Washington, D.C., 1995 Mar. 3111. Public Division Collective Bargaining, 1995 Apr. 712. Dignity Conference, Pittsburgh, PA, 1995 Apr. 813. Public Retiree Benefits Conference, Washington, D.C., 1995 Apr. 1014. Greater New York Councils Boy Scouts, New York City (includes

photos), 1995 Apr. 1115. Industrial Union Department Kaiser Coordinated Bargaining Committee,

Los Angeles, CA, 1995 Apr. 1216. New York State Service Employees Council, New York City, 1995 Apr.

1317. It’s Your Business Program Taping, 1995 Apr. 1918. AFL-CIO Regional Meeting, Los Angeles, CA, 1995 Apr. 21

88

19. Health Watch Dinner, New York City, 1995 Apr. 2620. Affirmative Action in the Workplace Testimony, 1995 May 221. Union Labor Life Insurance Company (ULLICO) Meeting, Washington,

D.C., 1995 May 322. National Organizing Committee, Washington, D.C., 1995 May 523. Eastern Conference of Service Employees, 1995 May 8-1124. AFL-CIO Executive Council Meeting, 1995 May 9-1025. Committee on the Future and Local 509, Boston, 1995 May 11-1226. Ionia College Annual Trustee Award Dinner, 1995 May 1327. Department Head Meeting, 1995 May 1528. Democratic National Committee, Washington, D.C., 1995 May 1629. Political Director’s Meeting, Washington, D.C., 1995 May 1930. Retired Members; Nurse Council Meeting; Communications Conference;

Professional Council, 1995 May 20-2131. Ellis Island Medal of Honor, New York City, 1995 May 2132. Legislative Conference, Washington, D.C., 1995 May 2233. Catholic University, Washington, D.C., 1995 May 2734. U.S. Catholic Conference Economic Justice, Washington, D.C., 1995 Jun.

735. Executive Board Meeting, Vancouver, 1995 Jun. 12-1436. Justice for Janitors Day, Washington, D.C., 1995 Jun. 1437. SEIU Management Staff Meeting, Washington, D.C., 1995 Jun. 2038. SEIU Education Network Conference, Washington, D.C., 1995 Jun. 2239. A. Philip Randolph Institute, Chicago, 1995 Jun. 2840. Martin Forrester Retirement, 1995 Jun. 2941. Founding UNITE Convention, Miami Beach, FL, 1995 Jun. 29-3042. National Association of Public Hospitals Meeting, Amelia Island, FL,

1995 Jun. 3043. Campaign for Change Travel, Los Angeles, San Jose, 1995 Jul. 5-744. FIET World Congress, Vienna, Austria, 1995 Jul. 10-14

Box 1341. FIET World Congress, Vienna, Austria, 1995 Jul. 10-142. Steelworkers Legislative Conference, Washington, D.C., 1995 Jul. 193. Columbus Rally, 1995 Jul. 214. Detroit Rally, 1995 Jul. 255. SEIU Western Conference, Denver, 1995 Jul. 286. Latino Council for Latin American Advancement (LCLAA) Meeting,

Washington, D.C., 1995 Jul. 297. Central States Conference Board Meeting, Geneva, WI, 1995 Jul. 308. Industrial Union Department Executive Council meeting, Chicago, 1995

Jul. 319. State Federation Penalty Appeal, 1995 Aug. 110. AFL-CIO Executive Council, Chicago, 1995 Aug. 1-211. AFL-CIO Executive Council Meeting, 1995 Aug. 212. Asian Pacific American Labor Alliance, New York City, 1995 Aug. 5

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13. Western Conference Executive Board Meeting, San Diego, 1995 Aug. 914. Committee on the Future, Brainerd, MN, 1995 Aug. 10-1115. International Association of Machinists Conference, 1995 Aug. 1316. Detroit Newspaper; Reclaim America Training; MI Labor Day Society,

1995 Aug. 1717. Metropolitan Detroit AFL-CIO, 1995 Aug. 1718. Philadelphia, PA AFL-CIO Presidential Campaign Remarks, 1995 Aug.

3119. Detroit, MI, 1995 Sep. 220. Alameda County, CA, 1995 Sep. 321. Public Employee Department Convention, Orlando, FL, 1995 Sep. 6-822. Public Employee Division Board, 1995 Sep. 6-823. Church/Labor Dialogue, Washington, D.C., 1995 Sep. 1324. HERE Rally, Washington, D.C., 1995 Sep. 1325. Sweeney Meeting with David Lawrence, Kaiser Permanente, 1995 Sep. 1426. Salinas, CA, Trip, 1995 Sep. 1727. Maryland State and D.C., AFL-CIO, Washington, D.C., 1995 Sep. 1928. Managed Health Care, Washington, D.C., 1995 Sep. 19-2029. AFL-CIO Executive Council, Washington, D.C., 1995 Sep. 2130. Congressional Black Caucus, Washington, D.C., 1995 Sep. 2131. Carpenters Union Convention, Las Vegas, 1995 Sep. 2532. United Mine Workers, Miami, FL, 1995 Sep. 2933. Pope John Paul II Arrival, Newark Airport, 1995 Oct. 434. Western Pennsylvania Rally; McKeesport Hospital; Steelworkers

Bridgestone/Firestone, PA, 1995 Oct. 1135. SEIU Management Staff Meeting, Washington, D.C., 1995 Oct. 1636. AFL-CIO Executive Council Meeting, 1995 Oct. 2037. AFL-CIO Convention Public Policy Resolutions Meeting, 1995 Oct. 23-

2638. AFL-CIO Department of Professional Employees Convention, 1995 Oct.

23-2639. AFL-CIO Convention, New York City, 1995 Oct. 23-26

Box 1351. AFL-CIO Convention, New York City, 1995 Oct. 23-262. AFL-CIO Convention Debate, New York City, 1995 Oct. 23-263-6. AFL-CIO Convention, New York City, 1995 Oct. 23-267. Meeting with SEIU Executive Board Members, New York City, 1995 Oct.

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8. Agenda (Boston), 1993 Jun. 1-39. Agenda and Chartbook re: Economy (Chicago), 1993 Apr. 14-1610. Agenda, Minutes, Worksite Summaries, etc., 199311. April Miscellaneous, 1992 and 1993

90

12-15. Audio Tapes, Miscellaneous, no date16. Background Reading Materials, 1993 Jun. 1-317. Canada Fact Sheet, etc. 199318. Canadian Economy & Labor Movement Membership Survey Results Mtg.

#419. Committee on the Future, 1992 May-Jun.20. Committee on the Future, 1992 Oct. 19-2121. Committee on the Future (Chicago), 1993 Apr. 1522. Committee on the Future, 1993 Nov. 15-1723. Committee on the Future, 1995 Oct. 124. Committee on the Future: Background Literature, 1993 Jun. 1-325. Committee on the Future: Effective Organizations, Meeting #5, 1994 Mar.

13-1526. Committee on the Future: How Leaders View SEIU, meeting #6, 1994

Oct. 1-4

Box 1361. Committee on the Future: Many Voices, One Union: Reports, 1994-19952. Committee on the Future: Strategic Planning Informational Packet #1 and

First Meeting, 1992 Oct. 19-213. Draft Report on the Economy and the Labor Movement, 1993 Dec. 12 –

19944. The Economy and the Labor Movement: A Report from the Committee on

the Future, n.d.5. Fact Sheet (Boston), 1993 Jun. 1-36-7. Final Report from the Committee on the Future with Comments and

Options Papers, 19958. George Meany Center, 1995 Sep.9. How Leaders View SEIU Meeting #6, 1994 Oct. 1-410. International Executive Board Chartbook Handout, circa 199311. Labor Movement: Challenges and Opportunities, Meeting #3, 1993 Jun. 1-

312. The Labor Movement: Challenges and Opportunities, Meeting #3 –

Boston, 1992-199313-15. Local Union Comments and Suggestions re: Report #5, 1995-199616. Local Union Membership Numbers and Contact Information, 199317. “Major Trends in the U.S. Economy and Workforce,” 1993 Apr.18. Minutes of SEIU Committee on the Future – Boston, 1993 Jun. 1-319. Peter D. Hart Research Associates, no date20. Peter D. Hart Research Report on SEIU, 1994 Sep.21. Presentation, Proposals, Correspondence, Membership Profiles, etc., 1992-

199522. Reading Materials – Boston, 1993 Jun.

Box 1371. Reading Materials – Boston, 1993 Jun.

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2. Reading Materials – Toronto, Canada, 19933. Readings, 19944. Remarks to Toronto Joint Council, 1993 Nov. 165. Saturn Visit Participants, 1994 Jul. 156. SEIU: A Profile of Growth, Membership and Union Density, 1992 Oct.7. SEIU Fact Book, 1992 Oct.8. SEIU in Canada, 19939. “SEIU in Canada,” 1993 Nov.10. SEIU Committee on the Future Video Report, 1994 Aug.11. SEIU in Committee on the Future, 1994 Mar. 13-1512. “SEIU in the Great Lakes Region,” 1993 Apr.13. “SEIU in the Mid-Atlantic States,” 1994 Oct.14. SEIU in the New England States, 1993 Jun.15. SEIU in the Western States, 1994 Mar.16. “SEIU’s Experience with Worker and Union Participation in Quality

Projects,” 1993 Dec. 1417. Summaries on Economy and Membership, circa 199418. A Survey of Attitudes Among SEIU Members, 1990 May19. Survey of SEIU Members, 1993 Oct.-Nov. 199320. Survey of SEIU Members, 1994 Nov.-Dec.21. Toolkit for the Future, circa 199322. Understanding the Economic Environment, Informational Packet #2, 1993

Box 1381. Understanding the Economic Environment, Informational Packet #2, 1993

Apr. 14-162. Williamsburg, 19953. Williamsburg, VA, 1995 Mar.4. Worksite Visit Report Summary, Boston, 1993 Jun. 1-35. Worksite Visits: Chicago and Boston, 1993 Jun. 156. Worksite Visits: San Francisco and Toronto, 1993 Dec. 137. Worksite Visits: Los Angeles, 1994 Mar.8. Worksite Visits: Los Angeles, 1994 Jun.9. Worksite Visits: Los Angeles and Other Worksite, 199410. Worksite Visits: Seattle, Pittsburgh, Detroit and New York, 1994 Dec.

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11. SEIU Founding Convention, 192112. 2nd International Convention, 192213. 7th International Convention, 193514. 8th International Convention, 194015. International Convention, 194216. International Convention, 194517-18. 10th International Convention, 195019-21. 11th International Convention, 1955

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22-24. 12th International Convention (includes, “Keeping the Record Straight”),1960

Box 1391-2. 13th International Convention, 1964 May3-5. 14th International Convention, 19686-9. 15th International Convention (includes organizing leaflets), 1972 May10-12. 15th International Convention (Committee on Hospitals and Nursing

Homes, 197213. 15th International Convention, (Committee on Amusement and Recreation

Industries), 197214. 15th International Convention (Window Cleaners Committee), 197215. 16th International Convention: Committee #6 on Social and Labor

Legislation, 197616. 16th International Convention: Committee #7 on Education, Shop

Stewards, Scholarships and Publications, 197617. 16th International Convention: Committee #8 on Collective Bargaining

Goals, 197618. 16th International Convention: Committee #9 on Labor and the

Community, 197619. 16th International Convention: Committee #10 on Sr. Citizens, 197620. 16th International Convention: Committee #11 on Youth and Unions, 1976

Box 1401. 16th International Convention: Committee #12 on Automation, Safety,

Unemployment and Working Conditions, 19762. 16th International Convention: Committee #13 on Political Action, COPE

and Registration, 19763. 16 International Convention: Committee #14 on Civil Rights, 19764-5. 16 International Convention: Committee #15 on Hospital Workers

(includes “A Guideline to Organizers on Effective In-Plant (or In-Office)Committees), 1976

6. 16th International Convention: Committee #15 on Hospital Workers (NewMembers Kit), 1976

7. 16th International Convention: Committee #15 on Hospital Workers(House Call Kit), 1976

8. 16th International Convention: Committee #16 on MaintenanceContractors, Commercial Buildings, Retail Establishments and SecurityGuards, 1976

9. 16th International Convention: Committee #17 on Amusement andRecreation Industries, 1976

10. 16th International Convention: Committee #18 on Public Employees, 197611. 16th International Convention: Committee #19 on Hospital and Nursing

Homes, 197612. 16th International Convention: Committee #20 on Motels, Hotels,

Apartment Hotels, Apartment Buildings, Public Housing Projects, 1976

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13. 16th International Convention: Committee on Colleges, University’s,Cemeteries, and other Non-Profit Institutions, 1976

14. 16th International Convention: Committee #22 on National Gas Industry,and Industrial Establishments, 1976

15. 16th International Convention: Committee #23 on Window Cleaners, 197616. 16th International Convention: Committee #24 on Women in the Labor

Force, 197617. 16th International Convention: Committee #25 on Social Services and

Income Maintenance Programs, 197618. 16th International Convention: Pre-Planning, 197619. 16th International Convention: Call, Credentials and Letters, 197620. 16th International Convention: Program, Pad and Mailing Labels, 197621. 16th International Convention: Lists of Delegates, Spouses and Guests,

197622. 16th International Convention: Guest and Delegate Badges, 197623. 16th International Convention: Miscellaneous Correspondence, 197624. 16th International Convention: Tally Sheet Data, 197625. 16th International Convention: Committee Lists, 197626. 16th International Convention: Convention Services and Staff, 197627. 16th International Convention: Guests and Speakers Correspondence, 197628. 16th International Convention: Tickets, etc. for Events, 197629. 16th International Convention: Officers Report, 197630. 16th International Convention: Amendments to Constitution, 197631. 16th International Convention: Resolutions, 197632-33. 16th International Convention: Publications for Convention from SEIU and

other Sources, 1976

Box 1411-2. 16th International Convention: Organizing Materials, 19763-4. 16th International Convention: Research Reports, 19765. 17th International Convention: Banquet, 19806. 17th International Convention: Delegates and Guests Questionnaire, 19807. 17th International Convention: Agenda, 19808. 17th International Convention: Proposed Constitutional Amendments, 19809. 17th International Convention: Committee Lists, 198010. 17th International Convention: Convention Call and Credentials, 198011. 17th International Convention: Correspondence to Delegates, 198012. 17th International Convention: Joint Council Material, 198013. 17th International Convention: “New York, New York, One Helluva

Town,” 198014. 17th International Convention: Tickets for Entertainment, 198015. 17th International Convention: Program Booklet, 198016. 17th International Convention: Resolutions and Assignments to

Committees, 198017. 17th International Convention: Words to “Star Spangled Banner” and “O

Canada,” 1980

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18. 17th International Convention: Officer’s Report, 198019. 17th International Convention: Dues Increase, 198020. 17th International Convention: Committee Recommendations to

International, 198021. 17th International Convention: Committee on Social and Labor

Legislation, 198022. 17th International Convention: Committee on Education, 198023. 17th International Convention: Committee on Collective Bargaining, 198024. 17th International Convention: Committee on Labor ad the Community,

198025. 17th International Convention: Committee on Senior Citizens, 198026. 17th International Convention: Committee on the Work Place, 198027. 17th International Convention: Committee on Political Action, COPE and

Registration, 198028. 17th International Convention: Committee on Civil Rights, 198029. 17th International Convention: Committee on Maintenance Contractors and

Commercial Buildings and Security Guards, 198030. 17th International Convention: Committee on Department Stores et al.

Retail Establishments, 198031. 17th International Convention: Committee on Amusement and Recreation

Industries, 198032. 17th International Convention: Committee on Public Employees, 198033. 17th International Convention: Committee on Professional Workers, 198034. 17th International Convention: Committee on Hospitals and Nursing

Homes, 198035. 17th International Convention: Committee on Motels, Hotels, Apartment

Hotels, Apartment Buildings, Public Housing Projects, 198036. 17th International Convention: Committee on Window Cleaners, 198037. 17th International Convention: Computation of Local Delegate and Vote

Numbers, 1980

Box 1421. 17th International Convention: Committee on Women in the Work Place,

19802. 17th International Convention: Committee on Colleges, Universities,

Cemeteries et al. Non-Profit Institutions, 19803. 17th International Convention: Committee on Natural Gas Industry and

Industrial Establishments, 19804-5. 17th International Convention: Convention Workbook (from Isabelle

Gallagher), 19806. 17th International Convention: Research Reports, 19807. 17th International Convention: “A Decade of Progress: 1980 Convention

Organizing Report,” 19808. 17th International Convention: SEIU Legislative Report, 1976-19809. 17th International Convention: Lawyer’s Report, 1980

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10. 17th International Convention: “Summary of Public Sector Labor RelationsPolicies,” 1979

11. 17th International Convention: Room Assignments, 198012. 17th International Convention: Amendments to Constitution, 198013. 17th International Convention: Committee on Appeals, 198014. 17th International Convention: Badges – Pins, 198015. 17th International Convention: New York Convention and Visitors Bureau,

198016. 17th International Convention: Pre-Planning Calendar, 198017. 17th International Convention: Central States Conference, 198018. 17th International Convention: Western Canadian Conference, 198019. 17th International Convention: Committee Meeting Rooms, 198020. 17th International Convention: Committees, 198021. 17th International Convention: Guests, Delegates, Alternates, 198022. 17th International Convention: Displays, 198023. 17th International Convention: Credentials, 198024. 17th International Convention: Entertainment, 198025. 17th International Convention: Lists of Guests, 198026. 17th International Convention: George Hardy Tribute/Gift, 198027. 17th International Convention: Executive Board, 198028. 17th International Convention: Executive Board Nominations, 198029. 17th International Convention: SEIU Staff Attendance and Assignments,

198030. 17th International Convention: Plaques Acknowledging Service, 198031. 17th International Convention: Tentative Schedule, 198032. 17th International Convention: Record Album, 198033. 17th International Convention: Resolutions, 198034. 17th International Convention: Convention Speakers, 198035. 18th International Convention: Officer’s Report, 198436. 18th International Convention: Report to Building Service Division, 198437. 18th International Convention: Report to Healthcare Division, 198438. 18th International Convention: Report to Public Service Division, 1984

Box 1431. 18th International Convention: Report to Clerical Division, 19842. 18th International Convention: Report to Industrial and Allied Services

Division, 19843. 18th International Convention: Bulletins, 19844. 18th International Convention: Program, 19845. 18th International Convention: Resolution Assignments, 19846. 18th International Convention: Convention Welcome, 19847. 18th International Convention: Correspondence to Alternates, 19848. 18th International Convention: Correspondence to Delegates, 19849. 18th International Convention: SEIU Industry Division Announcement

Brochure, 198410. 18th International Convention: Staff Assignments, 1984

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11. 18th International Convention: Convention Call and Credentials, 198412. 18th International Convention: Proposed Amendments to Constitution,

198413. 18th International Convention: Committees, 198414. 18th International Convention: Resolutions Adopted by Convention, 198415. 18th International Convention: Computation of Local Delegates and Vote

Numbers, 198416. 18th International Convention: Tally Sheet and Roll Call, 198417. 18th International Convention: Badges, 198418. 18th International Convention: Banquet, 198419. 18th International Convention: Booth Displays, 198420. 18th International Convention: Calendar, 198421. 18th International Convention: Canadian Conference, 198422. 18th International Convention: Central States Conference, 198423. 18th International Convention: Committees, 198424. 18th International Convention: Convention Schedule, 198425. 18th International Convention: Delegates, 198426. 18th International Convention: Eastern Conference, 198427. 18th International Convention: Executive Board Members, 198428. 18th International Convention: Executive Board Meeting, 198429. 18th International Convention: Henry Ford Museum and Greenfield

Village, 198430. 18th International Convention: Hyatt Regency, 198431. 18th International Convention: Proposed Local Union Resolutions, 198432. 18th International Convention: Resolutions, 198433. 18th International Convention: Sergeant-at-Arms, 198434-35. 18th International Convention: Speakers, 198436. 18th International Convention: Sweeney-Cordtz Slogan, 198437. 18th International Convention: Podium Remarks, 198438. 18th International Convention: Per Capita Tax, 198439. 18th International Convention: Committee Reports, 198440. 18th International Convention: Division Reports, 198441. 18th International Convention: Pre-Convention Material, 198442. 18th International Convention: Invites, Responses, Thank Yous, 198443. 19th International Convention: Sweeney Key Note Address, 198444. 19th International Convention: Agenda, 198845. 19th International Convention: Building the Vision: Member Privilege

Programs Brochure, 198846. 19th International Convention: Administrative Support for Locals

Brochure, 198447. 19th International Convention: Regional Services, 198848. 19th International Convention: SEIU Film and Video Catalog, 198849. 19th International Convention: SEIU Resources Catalog, 198850. 19th International Convention: SEIU Training Catalog, 198851. 19th International Convention: Committee and Resolution Assignments,

1988

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52. 19th International Convention: Finance Committee Report, 1988 May

Box 1441. 19th International Convention: Officer’s Report, 19882. 19th International Convention: Proposed Amendments to the Constitution,

19883. 19th International Convention: Report to the Building Service Division,

19884. 19th International Convention: Report to the Clerical Division, 19885. 19th International Convention: Report to the Healthcare Division, 19886. 19th International Convention: Report to the Industrial and Allied Services

Division, 19887. 19th International Convention: Report to the Public Division, 19888. 19th International Convention: Report to the Finance Committee, 19889. 19th International Convention: Report of Pre-Convention Committee, 198810. 19th International Convention: Daily Bulletin: “Toronto 88”11. 19th International Convention: Key Note Address – John Sweeney, 198812. 19th International Convention: Resolutions, 198813. 19th International Convention: Policy Resolutions, 198814. 19th International Convention: Convention Call, Letter, 198815. 19th International Convention: Convention Credentials, 198816. 19th International Convention: SEIU National Industrial Pension Fund

Booklet, 198817. 19th International Convention: Pre-Registration Packet, 198818. 19th International Convention: SEIU TV Network Advertisement Card,

198819. 19th International Convention: Shopping Bag, 198820. 19th International Convention: Convention Staff Briefing Notebook, 198821. 19th International Convention: “Wanted: Local Talent” Sheet, 198822. 19th International Convention: Buttons, Scarf, Badges, 198823. 19th International Convention: Banquet Seating, 198824. 19th International Convention: Convention Call, etc., 198825. 19th International Convention: Correspondence with Locals re:

Credentials, Alternates, Guests, 198826. 19th International Convention: Credentials, 198827. 19th International Convention: Credentials – Delinquencies, 198828. 19th International Convention: Delegates, Alternates, Guests, 198829. 19th International Convention: Guests, Speakers, Staff, 198830. 19th International Convention: S. Sheridan, Misc., 198831. 19th International Convention: Registration, 198832. 19th International Convention: Agenda, 198833. 19th International Convention: Central States Conference, 198834. 19th International Convention: Convention Planning Meetings, 198835. 19th International Convention: Eastern Conference, 198836. 19th International Convention: Executive Board Meeting, 198837. 19th International Convention: Executive Board Members, 1988

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38. 19th International Convention: Guests, 198839. 19th International Convention: Important Notes, 1988

Box 1451. 19th International Convention: Convention Staff, 19882. 19th International Convention: Speakers, 19883. 19th International Convention: Western Conference, 19884. 19th International Convention: Convention File, 19885. 19th International Convention: Resolutions, 19886-7. 19th International Convention: Constitutional Amendments, 19888. 19th International Convention: International Executive Board Report,

Finance Report, Officer’s Report, 19889. 19th International Convention: Division Reports/Resolutions, 198810. 19th International Convention: Officer’s Speeches, 198811. 19th International Convention: Canadian History, 198812. 19th International Convention: Speakers, 198813. 19th International Convention: Canadian Protocol Issues, 198814. 19th International Convention: Convention Call, 198815. 19th International Convention: Marc Earls Pre-Convention Hearings, 198816. 19th International Convention: Marc Earls Pre-Convention Report, 198817. 19th International Convention: Marc Earls Committee Notes, 198818-19. 19th International Convention: Testimony Before Earls Committee, 198820. 19th International Convention: Convention Script, 198821. 19th International Convention: Rules, 198822. 19th International Convention: Committees, 198823. 19th International Convention: Per Capita Tax, 198824. 19th International Convention: Regional Conferences, 198825. 19th International Convention: Credentials, 198826. 19th International Convention: Guests, 198827. 19th International Convention: Attorneys Meetings, 198828. 19th International Convention: Finance Committee Material, 1988

Box 1461. 19th International Convention: Proposed International Executive Board

Resolutions, 19882-3. 19th International Convention: Resolutions, 19884. 19th International Convention: Sergeant-at-Arms Committee, 19885. 19th International Convention: Tally Sheet, 19886. 19th International Convention: Canadian Tally Sheet, 19887. 19th International Convention: Miscellaneous Correspondence, etc., 19888. 19th International Convention: Convention Staff Briefing Notebook, 19889. 19th International Convention: “Keeping the Record Straight:

Administrative Manual, 198810. 19th International Convention: “Keeping the Records Straight: Financial

Manuel,” 198811. 19th International Convention: Reports, 1988

99

12. 19th International Convention: Planning Committee, 198813. 19th International Convention: Expenses, 198814-15. 19th International Convention: Bob Welsh Convention File, 198816. 19th International Convention: Miscellaneous, 198818. 19th International Convention: Division Meetings and Boards, 198819. 19th International Convention: Program (confidential), 198820. 19th International Convention: Invitations – Guests, 1984-198821. 19th International Convention: Pre and Post Convention Info., 198822. 19th International Convention: Computation of Local Delegate and Vote

Numbers, 1988

Box 1471. 19th International Convention: Meeting Room Assignments and Roll Call

Committee Information, 19882. 19th International Convention: Committee Assignments, 19883. 20th International Convention: Building Service Division Meeting Material

and Report, 19884. 20th International Convention: Committee Resolutions and Assignments,

19885. 20th International Convention: Convention Call and Credential, 19926. 20th International Convention: Convention Daily News, 19927. 20th International Convention: Convention Events Brochure, 19928. 20th International Convention: Convention Program9. 20th International Convention: Convention Stickers, 199210. 20th International Convention: SEIU COPE Silent Auction Information

Sheet and Bid Form, 199211. 20th International Convention: SEIU Executive Board Finance Committee

Report, 199212. 20th International Convention: Field Communication Department

Information Sheet, 199213. 20th International Convention: Frontier Hotel March Information Sheet,

199214. 20th International Convention: Report of Immigration Committee to

Executive Board, 199215. 20th International Convention: Healthcare Division Meeting Folder and

Material, 199216. 20th International Convention: Healthcare Division Report, 199217. 20th International Convention: Industrial and Allied Services Division

Meeting Folder and Materials Report, 199218. 20th International Convention: Leadership Division Report, 199219. 20th International Convention: Local Union Services Department

Brochure, 199220. 20th International Convention: Million Member Reception Invitation, 199221. 20th International Convention: Office Worker Division Material, 199222. 20th International Convention: Office Worker Division Report, 199223. 20th International Convention: Officers Report, 1992

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24. 20th International Convention: New Delegate Orientation InformationSheet, 1992

25. 20th International Convention: Policy Resolutions, adopted, 199226. 20th International Convention: Post-Convention Questionnaire for

Delegates and Alternates, 199227. 20th International Convention: Pre-Convention Committee Report, 199228. 20th International Convention: Proposed Constitutional Amendments, 199229. 20th International Convention: Proposed Convention Rules, 199230. 20th International Convention: Proposed Resolutions, 199231. 20th International Convention: Proposed Resolutions – Various Ones as

Amended, etc., 199232. 20th International Convention: Public Division Meeting Material and

Report, 199233. 20th International Convention: Retired Members Department Brochure,

199234. 20th International Convention: “Society without Borders” – International

Affairs Department Program, 199235. 20th International Convention: Union Kids Program/Childcare Activities,

199236. 20th International Convention: Talent Show Information Sheet, 199237. 20th International Convention: “Welcome to Fightback City,” Events

Schedule, 199238. 20th International Convention: Welcome to Las Vegas Brochure, etc., 199239. 20th International Convention: Unions Information Sheet, 199240. 20th International Convention: “Who we Are”: SEIU Census Report, 199241. 20th International Convention: Roll Call Vote Information and

Instructions, 199242. 20th International Convention: Canadian Roll Call, 199243-45. 20th International Convention: Roll Call Vote by Local, 199246. 20th International Convention: Tally Sheet, 199247. 20th International Convention: General Information, 1992

Box 1481. 20th International Convention: Staff Information, 19922. 20th International Convention: Draft Agenda, Room Schedules, etc., 19923-4. 20th International Convention: Debrief Notebook, 19925. 20th International Convention: Appeals, 19926. 20th International Convention: Archives Exhibit – Phil Mason, 19927. 20th International Convention: Breakfast Agenda, Remarks, 19928. 20th International Convention: Budget, 19929. 20th International Convention: Churches and Synagogues – Las Vegas,

199210. 20th International Convention: Memos re: Committee Assignments, 199211. 20th International Convention: Committee Reports, 199212. 20th International Convention: Committees, 1992

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13. 20th International Convention: Constitution and By-Laws Committee,1992

14. 20th International Convention: Agenda, 199215. 20th International Convention: Videos, 199216. 20th International Convention: Constitutional Amendments, 199217. 20th International Convention: Convention Call, 199218. 20th International Convention: Convention Follow Ups, 199219. 20th International Convention: Convention Program, 199220. 20th International Convention: Convention Rules, 199221. 20th International Convention: COPE Fundraising, 199222. 20th International Convention: Credentials, 199223. 20th International Convention: Division Boards and Councils, 199224. 20th International Convention: Division Meetings/Reports, 199225. 20th International Convention: Finance Committee, 199226. 20th International Convention: Frontier Hotel and Casino Strike, 199227. 20th International Convention: Guests, 1992

Series XIIBox 148

28. Healthcare Division Board Meeting, 199229. Sweeney Healthcare Reform Agreement w/ Michigan, 199230. Health Division Executive Committee, 199131. Sweeney – Health Policy Agenda Medicaid Report Press Conference,

1989 Feb. 1632. Health Policy Agenda for the American People, 1987-198933. Politics is Union Business, circa 198834. Events, Programs, Agenda, etc., 1988-199035. Legislation, 1991

Box 1491. National Leadership Coalition for Healthcare Reform, 1988-19912-3. Correspondence, Memos, etc., 1986-19914. AFL-CIO Healthcare Committee, 19905. AFL-CIO Healthcare Committee Meeting, 1990 Nov. 66-7. Clippings, press releases, bulletins, etc., 1990-19928. AFL-CIO Healthcare Committee, 1993 Mar. 39. AFL-CIO Executive Council, 199310. AFL-CIO Healthcare Committee, Washington, D.C., 1991 Sep. 2411. AFL-CIO Health, 198912. Health Security Action Council, 1987-199113. AFL-CIO, 1989-199114-16. AFL-CIO, 1990-199217. AFL-CIO Executive Council Healthcare Committee Meeting, 1994 Aug. 418. AFL-CIO Healthcare Meetings, 199419. Sweeney – AFL-CIO Executive Council Healthcare Reform Committee

Report, 1995 Sep. 21

102

20. AFL-CIO Health Care Committee, Washington, D.C. 1995 Apr. 5

Box 1501-3. Reports, Summaries, Statements, Studies, Proposals, Plans, Resolutions,

Brochures, 1989-19914. Healthcare Legislation, 19926. “Out of Control Into Decline” – A Study by SEIU re: Healthcare, 1992

Oct.7. AFL-CIO and Healthcare, 1992-19938. Healthcare Reform – Clippings, 1992-19939. American College of Physicians, 199210. Clinton Health Care Plan, 199311. Sweeney – Healthcare Committee Report, AFL-CIO Executive Council,

1992 Aug. 412. SEIU Issue Paper, Taxation on Health Benefits, circa 199313. National Health Care Reform: Action for Change, A Department of

Professional Employees Study Group, 1992 Mar.14. Sweeney, John – Remarks, Testimony, etc., 1992-199315. National Leadership Coalition for Health Care Reform, 199116. National Leadership Coalition for Health Care Reform, 1992-199317. SEIU “Health Care and the Democratic Party” – A Report, 1992 Feb.18. Sweeney, John – Remarks, U.S. Catholic Conference, Washington, D.C.,

199219. Sweeney, John – Speech: Rochester Health Reform Breakfast, 1992 Mar.

2320. Healthcare Committee, 199221. Sweeney, John – Health Care Reform Poll, 199222. AFL-CIO Health Care Committee Meeting, 1992 Nov. 3023. Health and Human Services Secretary Shalala Meeting, 1993 Feb. 324. Health Care America – The Draft Health Care Reform Proposal of the

AARP, 1992 Mar.25. Sweeney, John – Economic Summit, 1991-199226. Clinton Health Care Transition, 199227. Nurse Staffing Survey, 199328. Speeches, Testimony, Lectures, Notes, 1986-199229. National Leadership Coalition for Health Care Reform, 1989-1991

Box 1511. Conversations on Health – George Washington University, 1993 Mar. 262. Health Care Task Force – George Washington University, 1993 Mar. 293. Ira Magaziner Meeting, 1993 Apr. 54. Healthcare Reform Project, 19935. Healthcare Committee, 1993 Sep. 216. Dunlop Group, 19937. Hilary Clinton Healthcare and Automation, 19938. Health Care Reform Project, 1993 Dec. 4

103

9. Health Care Committee Meeting, 1993 Dec. 1610. Healthcare Reform Panel, 1993 Oct.11. Fordham University, 1993 Oct. 1212. Sweeney, John – Testimony, Senate Labor & Human Resources

Committee, 1993 Oct. 1513. Healthcare, 199314. Healthcare Division Board Meeting, 1993 Oct. 1415. Sweeney, John – Remarks and Talking Points, National Press Club, 1993

Oct.16. Sweeney, John – Health Care Reform Campaign, 199317. Health Care, 199218. Health Care Committee, 199419. Dunlop Meeting, Washington, D.C., 1994 May 2020. “Access to Health Care: Key Indicators for Policy,” 1993 Nov.21. Kennedy, Edward, 199322. Illinois Chapter of National Leadership Coalition for Healthcare,” 1994

Mar. 3023. Report of Healthcare Committee Chair John Sweeney to AFL-CIO

Executive Council, 1995 Sep. 2124-25. Campaign for Health Security; Year End Report, 199426. Testimony Before and Regarding Senate Finance Committee, 1994 Mar.

1727-28. Health Care, 1994 Apr.-May30. Medicare/Medicaid, 199531. Fact Sheet, Talking Points, Speeches, etc., 1994-199531-32. National Leadership Coalition on Health Care, 1994-1995

Box 1521. Press Releases, Bulletins, Legislative Alerts, etc., 1994-19952. Correspondence, Memos re: Health Care, 1994-19953. AFL-CIO Healthcare, 1994-199532. Newspaper Clippings re: Health Care, 1994-19955-6. Reports, Plans, Proposals, Statements, Summaries, 19947. Legislation and Legislators re: Health Care, 19948. Healthcare Reform Briefing – Public Employee Federation Executive

Board, 1994 Jan. 109. National Healthcare Reform Campaign – Grassroots, 199310. California/Clinton Plan, 1993-199411-12. SEIU Legislative Conference, 199413. SEIU Healthcare Reform Campaign, 1993 Nov. 19-2314. Healthcare Reform Campaign, 199315. Healthcare Reform Evaluation, 199416. Healthcare Reform Evaluation – Coalition, 199417. SEIU Healthcare Reform Meeting, 1994 Dec. 1218. International Executive Board Report re: Healthcare, 1994

104

Box 1531. Headquarters Staff Evaluation re: Healthcare, 19942. Healthcare Reform Agenda, 19953. Regional Director’s Infrastructure, 19944. Rosalee Whelan, 19945. Eugene Moats Committee, 1993-19946. International Executive Board Healthcare Reform Evaluation, 1994 Dec.7. National Healthcare Reform – Phase 1, 1993 Sep.-Oct.8. Regional Health Care Reform Briefings, 19919. National Health Care Reform – Staff Meeting Agreements, 1993-199410. Flyers from Field-Locals, 1993-199411. National Healthcare Reform Presentation, 1993-199412. Small Business, 199413. Proposition 186/California State Single Payer, 199414. National Healthcare Reform – Healthcare for All, 1990-199215. “Delivering the Message – Healthcare,” 1994

Series XIIIBox 153

16. FIET World Conference for Property Services Workers, 198217. Costa Rica, 1986 May18. Central America, 198719. Australia, 198820. Canadian Labour Congress, 198821. Geneva – FIET Property Services, 198822. Polish Solidarity, 198923. Copenhagen FIET Property Services, 198924. Ireland, 1990 Jun.25. Public Service International, 199026. Germany, 1990 Jun.27. German-American Colloquium, 1990 Jun. 12-1528. German-American Colloquium, 199029. Germany, Notes re: 199030. South Africa, 199131. Japan, 1991 Sep.32. Italy, 199133. ICFTU’s World Congress, Caracas, Venezuela, 1992 Mar.

Box 1541. International Labor Conference, Geneva, 1992 Jun. 3-232. International Productivity Symposium, Oslo, 1992 Jun. 15-183. Russia, 19934. North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), 19935. Mexico Trip (NAFTA), 1993 Nov. 19936. Russia, 19937. Ireland Trip (ICTU Centenary), 1994 May

105

8. FIET Property Services Meeting, London, 1994 Nov. 25-Dec. 29. Ireland – Whitehouse Conference for Trade and Investment in Ireland,

1995

Series XIVBox 154

10. Appeal re: Local 526M, 1992 Nov. 2911. Trusteeship Appeal re: Local 660, 1992 Jul. 2912. Appeal re: Local 334, 1992 Jul. 1513. Appeal re: Local 6, 1992 Jun. 114. Appeal re: Local 246, 1991 Oct. 415. Appeal re: Local 1107, 1991 Aug. 2316. Appeal re: Local 29, 1991 Jul. 1717. Appeal re: Local 250, 1991 May 3118. Appeal re: Local 226, 1991 May 2919. Appeal re: Local 509, 1991 Apr. 2220. Appeal re: Local 46, 1991 Feb. 2220.5 Appeal re: Local 200C, 1991 Jan. 1721. Appeal re: Local 46, 199122. Appeal re: Local 204, 1990 Nov. 2223. Appeals re: Local 210, 1990 Oct.24. Appeal re: Local 5000, 1990 Mar. 2725. Hearing re: Jurisdictional Dispute between Local 250 and 5000, 1993 Feb.

326. Hearing re: Local 660 and 434 Charges, 1992 Nov. 1027. Hearing re: Local 1107 Charges, 1992 Oct. and Nov.28. Hearing re: Local 244 Trusteeship, 1992 Nov. 229. Hearing re: Local 362 Trusteeship, 1992 Oct. 2030. Hearing re: Local 362 Possibility of Trusteeship and Charges Against

Officers, 1992 Sep. 2931. Hearing re: Local 495 Internal Needs, 1992 Jul. 1432. Hearing re: Western Conference Election Challenges, 1992 Jun. 2433. Hearing re: Jurisdictional Dispute between Locals 250 and 616, 1992 May

2834. Hearing re: Jurisdictional Dispute between Locals 25 and 73, 1992 May

2035. Hearing re: Internal Needs and Dispute of Locals 362 and 750, 1992 May

1936. Hearing re: Jurisdictional Dispute between Locals 660 and 434 and

Trusteeship of Local 660, 1992 May 1537. Hearing re: Jurisdictional Dispute between Locals 5000 and 254, 1992

Mar. 3038. Hearing re: Locals 222 and 200C Protest of Election, Possibility of

Merger, 1992 Feb. 539. Hearing re: Locals 6, 120 and 123 Jurisdiction, 1991 Nov. 740. Local 210 Internal Needs, 1991 Oct. 17

106

41. Local 134 Charges Against and from Peter Joy, 1991 Jul. 942. Hearing re: Jurisdictional Dispute between Locals 254 and 134 and

involving Locals 401, 531, 580, and 1199NE, 1991 Jul. 243. Hearing re: Locals 9, 14, 44, 87, 121, and 1877, 1991 Mar. 1344. Hearing re: Local 9 Appeal of Trusteeship, 1991, Mar. 1345. Jurisdictional Hearing involving Locals 298 and 800, 1991 Feb. 2646. Hearing re: Local 544 Possible Trusteeship, 1991 Feb. 2347. Hearing re: Local 500, 1991 Feb. 548. Hearing re: Appointment of Representative to Conduct and Investigation,

1991 Jan. 3049. Hearing re: Jurisdiction of Locals 535 and 660, 1990 Nov. 2650. Hearing re: Locals 9, 1877, 22, 102, 280, 399, 1000, 1990 Jul. 1851. Hearing re: Local 123 Internal Needs, 1990 Jul. 352. Hearing re: Local 714 Internal Needs, 1990 Jun. 30

Box 1551. Polling of Executive Board re: Hearing Officers Report and

Recommendation on Bay Area Building Service Local Unions, 1992 Oct.28

2. Polling of Executive Board re: Appointment of Hearing Officer re:Trusteeship of Local 82, 1992 Oct. 5

3. Polling of Executive Board re: Appointment of Hearing Officer re:Trusteeship of Local 244, 1992 Oct. 5

3.5. Polling of Executive Board re: Proposed Merger of Local 728 into Local150 and Local 55 into Local 150, 1992 Sep. 11

4. Polling of Executive Board re: Appointment of Hearing Officer re:Jurisdictional Dispute Between Locals 1199NE and Local 74, 1992 Sep.10

5. Polling of Executive Board re: Appointment of Hearing Officer re:Jurisdictional Dispute between Locals 5000, 1199NE and 250, 1992 Sep.10

6. Polling of Executive Board re: Hearing Officer’s Report re: JurisdictionalDispute between Locals 5000 and 254, 1992 Sep. 8

7. Polling of Executive Board re: Mergers of Local 126 and 668 and 681 and204, 1992 Aug. 12

8. Polling of Executive Board re: Hearing Officer’s Report re: JurisdictionalDispute between Locals 25 and 73, 1992 Jul. 2

9. Polling of Executive Board re: Mergers between Locals 1 & 34 and Locals1 and 151, 1992 May 22

10. Polling of Executive Board re: SEIU National Presidential Endorsement,1992 Apr. 9

11. Polling of Executive Board re: Appointment of Hearing Officer re:Jurisdictional Dispute between Locals 5000 and 254, 1992 Jan. 13

12. Polling of Executive Board re: Appointment of Zellers as Hearing Officerre: Jurisdictional Dispute between Local 6, 120, and 123, 1991 Oct. 8

107

13. Polling of Executive Board re: Russo’s Interim Report re: JurisdictionalDispute of Rhode Island Locals 134, 254, 401, 531, 580 and 1199NE,1991 Oct. 4

14. Polling of Executive Board re: Hearing Officer’s Report re: ChargesAgainst and from Peter Joy, 1991 Sep. 18

15. Polling of Executive Board re: SEIU Position Opposing the Nomination ofClarence Thomas to the Supreme Court, 1991 Jul. 24

16. Polling of Executive Board re: Hearing Officer’s Report on theTrusteeship of Local 9, 1991 Apr. 11

17. Polling of Executive Board re: Merger of Local 328 into Local 100, 1991Mar. 13

18. Polling of Executive Board re: Proposed Merger of Local 45 into Local 1,1991 Mar. 13

19. Polling of Executive Board re: Merger of Local 606 into Local 100, 1991Mar. 13

20. Polling of Executive Board re: Merger of Local 455 into Local 74, 1991Mar. 13

21. Polling of Executive Board re: the Broadening of Hearing Officer Moat’sAuthority to Include an Appeal at the Mar. 13 Local 9 Hearing, 1991 Mar.11

22. Polling of Executive Board re: Appointment of Hearing Officer re: Locals298 and 8000, 1991 Feb. 15

23. Polling of Executive Board re: Appointment of Hearing Officer re:Jurisdictional Dispute between Local 535 and 660, 1990 Oct. 16

Series XVBox 156

The box contains 65 16mm microfilm reels of local per capita tax forms,death gratuity/benefit claims, vouchers, petty cash records, miscellaneousreceipts, expense accounts and receipt books, 1920-1953

Series XVIBox 157

1. 1199 (includes “Chronology of SEIU/RWDSU Merger Discussions” andAgreement), 1981-1986

2. 1199, 1988-19893. 1199, 19904. 1199, 1986-19915-8. 1199 (includes, “SEIU: The Union for Healthcare Workers Yesterday,

Today and Tomorrow), 1990-19919. 1199, 1990-199110-11.1199, 199112. 1199, 1991-199213. 1199, 1991-199414. 1199 Meeting, National Union – Jerome Brown, 1991 Sep. 24

108

15. 1199 – New York, 199216. 1313 L Street, 1982

Box 1581. 1313 L Street, 19832-4. 1313 L Street, 19845. 1313 L Street, 19856. A. Philip Randolph Institute, 1981-19827. Abernathy and Mitchell, 1984-19868. Advisory Council on Education for Health, 1987-19899. Advisory Council of the National Center for the Workplace (Cornell),

1992-199410. Advisory Council on Social Security, 1989-199011. Advisory Council on Social Security, Meeting, 1989 Aug. 10-1112. Advisory Council on Social Security, Meeting, 1989 Oct. 13-1413. Advisory Council on Social Security, Meeting, 1989 Dec. 7-814. Advisory Council on Social Security, Meeting, 1990 Feb. 12-1315. Advisory Council on Social Security, Meeting, 1990 Mar. 8-916. Advisory Council on Social Security, Meeting, 1990 May 24-2517. Advisory Council on Social Security, Meeting, 1990 Jul. 26-2718. Advisory Council on Social Security, Meeting, 1990 Sep. 10-1119. Advisory Council on Social Security, Meeting, 1990 Dec. 13-1420. Advisory Council on Social Security, Meeting, 199121. Advisory Council on Social Security, Meeting, 1991-199222. Affiliates Pension, 1980-198123. Affiliations, circa 198224. African-American Labor Center, 1986-1989 and 199525. Alliance for Health Reform, 199526. Alliance for Redesigning Government, 199527. American Arbitration Association, 1985-1987 and 199528. AFL-CIO American Red Cross Blood Drive, 1987-198929. AFL-CIO Civil Rights Department, 1980-1982

Box 1591. AFL-CIO Conference on Community Services, circa 19862. AFL-CIO Committee on Political Education (COPE), 1980-19823. AFL-CIO: Evolution of Work Audio Tapes, n.d. and 19854. AFL-CIO: Evolution of Work, 1982-19855. AFL-CIO: Evolution of Work Committee, 1985-19886. AFL-CIO: Evolution of Work, 1989-19947. AFL-CIO Executive Council: Article XX Review re: Affiliations, 19898. AFL-CIO Executive Council: Article XX Appeals and Review Committee

re: Laborer’s and SEIU, 19909. AFL-CIO Executive Council: Article XX Appeals and Review re: SEIU,

et al., 1993

109

10. AFL-CIO Executive Council: Article XX Appeals and Review re: SEIUand Amalgamated Transit Union (ATU), 1995

11. AFL-CIO Executive Council: Asian Support Committee, 199012. AFL-CIO Executive Council: Sub-Committee on China, 199213. AFL-CIO Executive Council: Civil Rights Committee, n.d.14. AFL-CIO Executive Council: Labor Committee for a Free Cuba, 1992-

199415. AFL-CIO Executive Council: Governance Committee, 199516. AFL-CIO Executive Council: Harvard Trade Union Program, 1986-199017. AFL-CIO Executive Council: Health Care Committee, 1985-198718. AFL-CIO Executive Council: Health Care Committee Meeting, 1989 Jun.

819. AFL-CIO Executive Council: Health Care Campaign and PR, 199020. AFL-CIO Executive Council: Health Care Committee, 1990 May 2221. AFL-CIO Executive Council: Immigration Committee, 1993-199422. AFL-CIO Executive Council: International Affairs, 1988-198923. AFL-CIO Executive Council: Miscellaneous, 1980-199524. AFL-CIO Executive Council: Organization and Field Services, 1985-199525. AFL-CIO Executive Council: Organization and International Solidarity,

199426. AFL-CIO Executive Council: Pension Investment Ad Hoc Committee,

1992-199527. AFL-CIO Executive Council: Political Education Committee, 1982-1988

Box 1601. AFL-CIO Executive Council: Political Works Committee, 1984-1985 and

n.d.2. AFL-CIO Executive Council: Randolph Memorial Committee, 19883. AFL-CIO Executive Council: Restrictive Legislation Committee, 19844. AFL-CIO Executive Council: Retired Union Members, Ad Hoc

Committee on 1988-19915-6. AFL-CIO Executive Council: Role of the Federation in Organizing Ad

Hoc Committee on, 1995-19967. AFL-CIO Food and Beverage Trades, 1980-19828-10. AFL-CIO: General, 1980-198211-13. AFL-CIO: General, 1988-199314. AFL-CIO: George Meany Labor Studies Center, 1988-199515-16. AFL-CIO Housing Investment Trust, 1987-198817. AFL-CIO Human Resources Development Institute, 1988-199418. AFL-CIO Industrial Union Department, 1980-199519. AFL-CIO International Affairs, 1984-199120. AFL-CIO Labor Institute for Public Affairs, 1982-199221. AFL-CIO Labor Studies Center, 198022. AFL-CIO Mortgage Investment Trust, 198223. AFL-CIO Organizing Institute, 1993-1995

110

Box 1611-9. AFL-CIO Professional Employees, Department of, 1980-199310-17. AFL-CIO Public Employees, Department of, 1980-1982

Box 1621-9. AFL-CIO Public Employees, Department of, 1981-199210. AFL-CIO Social Security, Department of, 1980-199511. AFL-CIO South Africa, Ad Hoc Committee on, 1958-198712. AFL-CIO Strategic Approaches, Subcommittee on, 1994 Oct. 2513. AFL-CIO Trade, Subcommittee on (economic policy special), 1992-199414. AFL-CIO Union Label and Services Trades, 198115. AFL-CIO Union Privilege Benefit Program, 1989-199516. AFL-CIO Union Privilege Benefit Program: Finance Committee, 198917. AFL-CIO Union Privilege Benefit Programs Board, 1986-199218. AFL-CIO Working Family Committee, 1989-199019. AFL-CIO United Negro College Fund Ad Hoc Committee on, 1987-198820-21. American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees

(AFSCME), 1981-198422. AFSCME Alliance Arbitration, 1984

Box 1631. AFSCME, 19852. American Federation of Teachers, 19863. American Hospital Association, 1981-19864-5. American Income Life Insurance Company, 1985-1989 and 19956-7. American Institute for Free Labor Development, 1985-19898. American Irish Historical Society, 1982-1987 and 19959-12. American Nurses Association, 1980-198213-14. American Red Cross, 1985-198815. Americans for Democratic Action, 1984-1989 and 199516. Americans for Health, 1988-198917. Apprenticeship, 1980

Box 1641-4. Apprenticeship Program (LEAD), 1981-19825-7. Asian American Free Labor Institute, 1986-19898. Asian Pacific American Labor Alliance, 19959. Association for Union Democracy, 198010. Association of Governing Boards of Universities and Colleges, 1984-198911. Atlantic Council of the United States, 1986-198912. “Bargaining Your SEIU Contract: Textbook and Resource Material,” circa

197713-17. Blue Cross/Blue Shield, 1985-198818. Bowie Race Track, 1975-197619. Brilab and ABSCAM, 198020. California School Organizing Campaign, 1975-1976

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Box 1651-2. Canadian-American Committee, 1983-1989 and 19953. Canadian Labour Congress, 1980-19854. Catholic Campaign for America, 1993-19955. Catholic Charities of New York, 19956. Catholic Youth Organization of the Archdiocese of New York, 1983-19887. Center for National Policy, 19878. Childcare Policy, 19879. Childcare Policy, Panel on, 1987-198910. Citizen/Labor Energy Coalition, 1980 and 198411-16. Citizens for Tax Justice, 1980-198617-19. Collective Bargaining Forum, 1984-1987

Box 1661. Collective Bargaining Forum, 1988-19892. Commission on Higher Education and the Adult Learner, 19863. Commission on National Health Insurance, 1981-19874. Committee on the Image of Washington, 19895. Commission on the Future of Worker-Management Relations, 19936. Community Program for Affordable Health Care, 1984-19886.5. Concerned Seniors for Better Government (includes correspondence to

Richard Murphy), 19817. Conference on Economic Progress, 19828. Consumer Energy Council, 1986-19879. Cordtz, Richard – Speeches, 1981-198610. “Current Projections of Key Economic Variables,” 1992 Feb.11. Democratic National Committee, 1985-198712. Democratic National Committee, 199513-14. Democratic National Committee, Labor Council, 1988-198915. Department of Labor, U.S., 199416. Department of Labor – “Impact of the 1974 Healthcare Amendments to

the NLRA on Collective Bargaining in the Health Care Industry,” 197917-20. Dunlop Commission, 1993-199521. Dunlop Commission – Final, Cornell, 199422. Dunlop Group of Six Principals, 1985-1987

Box 1671. Dunlop Group of Six Principals – Meeting of 1987 Jan. 6, 1986-19872-4. Dunlop Group of Six, 1986-1989 and 19955. Eastern Airlines, 19896-7. Economic Policy Council, 1985-19898. Economic Policy Council Vision for the 1990s, 1985-19869-11. Edward J. DeBartolo Corporation, 1982-198512-13. Evolution of Work, 1986 and 1993-199414-16. Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service, 1985-1988

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Box 1681. Firemen and Oilers, 1994-19952-3. Firemen and Oilers, Washington, D.C., 1994 Aug. 234. Free Trade Union Institute, 1985-19895. Frontlash, 1980-19816-11. General Correspondence, 198212. George Meany Human Rights Award Dinner, 198213. Health and Hospitals Advisory Board, 198514. Health and Human Services, U.S. Department of, 1991-199515. Healthcare Speech, etc., 199116-17. Health Policy Agenda for the American People, 198618. Healthcare, 1982-199419. Health Security Action Council, 1987-198920. Higgins Labor Research Center, 199521. Histadrut, 1987-198922. Holocaust Memorial Museum, 199523. Independent Association of Publishers’ Employees, 1989-199024. Independent 424, 199425. Insurance Administrators, 1985-198626. International Association of Personnel in Employment Security, 199327. International Brotherhood of Teamsters, 1980-198728. International Federation of Commercial Professional and Technical

Employees, 1986

Box 1691-4. International Foundation of Employee Benefit Plans, 1984-1989 and 19955. International Jewelry Workers’ Union, n.d.6. International Labor Office, 1992-19957. International Labor Press Association, 1980-19818-9. International Production, Service and Sales Employees Union, 1980-198110. Investment and Services Policy Advisory Committee, U.S. Trade

Representative, 199411-19. Invitations Accepted, 1986-1990

Box 1701-7. Invitations, 1990-19928. Ionia College, 1985-1989 and 19959-11. Irish American Labor Coalition, 1985-198912-13. Jewelry Workers, 1980-198214. Jewish Labor Committee, 1984-198615. Jobs with Justice, 1995 Jan. 3116. Jobs with Justice, 199517. Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals, 198618. Kirkland, Lane – Speeches, 198219. Labor Committee for Safe Energy and Full Employment, 1980-1981

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Box 1711-3. Labor Department, U.S., 1980-19894. Labor Heritage Foundation, 1984-198933. Labor Israel, Naitonal Committee for, 1993-199534. Labor Law Contingent Workforce, 19947-8. Labor Law Reform, 1987 and 19939. Labor Management Group, 1984-198710. Latin Council for Latin American Advancement, 1984-198711. Laundry and Dry Cleaning International Union, 1981-198212. Leather Goods Workers, 197013. Letters of Greeting, 1980-198614. Loomis Sayles Investment Counsel, 198115-16. Make the Best Better re: Internal Union Democracy, 1991-199417. Mann, Michael, 1991-199218. Martin Segal Company, 1980-198219. Medicine for the 21st Century, 1985-198620. Moats, Eugene, 1992-199521-25. Monthly Files, 1980

Box 1721-4. Monthly Files, 19815. National Association of Government Employees, 1983 and 1992-19936. National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP),

198035. National Advisory Commission on Work Based Learning, 1990-199236. National Advisory Commission on Work Based Learning, 1992 Feb. 2537. National Advisory Commission on Work Based Learning, 1992 Apr. 738. National Career Development Program, 198139. National Center for Laity, 198640. National Cleaning Contractors, Inc., 1971-198341. National Committee for Adoption, 1983-198742. National Committee Against Discrimination in Housing, 1986-198743. National Commission for Employment Policy, 199544. National Commission on Industrial Innovation, 1984-198545. National Committee for Full Employment, 198746. National Committee on Pay Equity, 1983-1987 and 199547. National Committee for Quality Assurance, 198748. National Conference of State Legislators, 198749. National Education Association, 1983-198750. National Federation of Licensed Practical Nurses, 1975-197651. National Healthcare Campaign, 1986-198752. National Immigration, Refugee and Citizenship Forum, 1985-198653. National Industrial Pension, 198254. National Committee in Support of Democracy and Human Rights in El

Salvadore, 1985

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55. National Labor Relations Board, 199428-29. National Leadership Coalition on Health Care, 199530. National Planning Association, 199531. “The New American Workplace: A Labor Perspecitve – A Report by the

AFL-CIO Committee on the Evolution of Work,” 199432. New Jersey Judiciary Employers, 1993-199533. New Populist Forum, 1985-1987

Box 1731. New York City Central Labor Council, 1986-19912-3. New York State Public Sector Coalition for Health Benefits, 1986-19874. Occupational Health Legal Rights, 1986-19875. Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers, 19866-8. Organizing Campaign Manual, circa 19779-13. Organizing/Collective Bargaining Leaflets, Manuals, 1976-198714-17. Other Unions, 1980-198618. “Participating for Strength: A Guide to Worker Participation that Works to

Build the Union,” 1995

Box 1741. Pension Master Trust Investment Committee, 19932. People for the American Way, 1984-19863. Poland Partners Fund, 1994-19954. Private Security Officers Quality Act, 19935. Project Vote, 1984-19856-7. Public Employee Federation (see also “Local 4053” in Local Union Files

series), 19808. Public Services International, 1985-19869. Race Track Locals and Meeting of, 1980-198110. Rainbow Coalition, 1994-199511. Reaganomics, 198212-14. Robert Wagner Archives, 1982-199515. Robert Wagner Archives Meetings, 1994 Feb. 416. Robert Wagner School of Public Services, 199517. Saint Anselm’s Abbey, 1983-198418. Sam Fishman Memorial Scholarship, 1987-1989 and 199519. Samuel Sindel Company, 198120. Save Our Cities/Save Our Children, 199221. Security, ’76, 198022. Senior Staff Retreat, 1991-199323. SEI, 198624-25. SEIU/AFSCME MA Alliance, 1975-198026. SEIU/AFSCME Agreements, 198227. SEIU—American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees

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57. SEIU Pension Master Trust – U.S. and Canadian Funds, 199558. SEIU Pension Plan for Employees – Pension Committee, 1995

Box 1751-4. SEIU Women’s Conference, University of Connecticut, Storrs, 19815. SEIU’s Experience with Worker Participation in Quality Projects, 1993

Dec.6. Service Employees United for Independent Unionism, 1991-19927. Services Policy Advisory Committee, 1986-19878. Shortman, Thomas – Reel-to-Reel Audio Taped Interview by Victor

Riesel of WEVD re: Local 32B and Possible Strike, 1970 Feb. 169. Staff Retreat, 198910. Stodghill, William – Speech Presented at Women’s Conference, 198311. Summer Conference for Young Unionists, 199512. Sweeney, John – Correspondence, 199513. Sweeney, John – Letters of Congratulations (Secretary-Treasurer), 198014. Sweeney, John – Letters of Congratulations (President), 198015. Sweeney, John – Miscellaneous Correspondence, 1980-1985

Box 1761-8. Sweeney, John – Miscellaneous Correspondence (includes 1993

correspondences from Louis Jones to Richard Cordtz and John Sweeney),1985-1994

9. Sweeney, John – Monthly Reports, 198010-15. Sweeney, John – Speeches, Writings, etc. (drafts), 1981-1983

Box 1771-12. Sweeney, John – Speeches, Writings, etc. (mostly drafts), 1982-1987 and

no date13. T-Shirt “One in a Million – 1992 Convention, 1992

Box 1781. T-Shirt “One in a Million – 1992 Convention, 19922. Taxi Cab Affiliation, Orlando, FL, 1980-19813. “Tenth Annual Conference: Decade of Progress: Steward Training

Seminar,” 1993 Nov. 134. Trusteeship, 19705. Twentieth Century Fund, 19856. Unemployment Insurance/ES/UI7-8. Union Labor Life Insurance Company, 1985-1987 and 19959. Union Magazine, Report About, 198910. Union of Union Representatives, 198411. United States Catholic Conference, 1986-198712-13. United Way, 1980-1986 and 199514. Wisconsin Association of Licensed Practical Nurses, 197615. Women’s Conference, 1981

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16. Work and Technology Institute, 199517. Work-Based Learning Commission, Washington, D.C., 1992 Mar. 2718-20. Work in America Institute, 1984-1987 and 199521. “Worker and Union Participation in Quality Projects in the Service

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