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June, 1973 The OSEA News Page 4 H E A D Q U A R T E R S O F F IC E 1127 2 5 th S t. S E , S a le m , O re g o n »7301 ’ I o r P .O . B o x 23 07 , S a le m ,O r e g o n »7308 I T e le p h o n e : 581-1505 P O R T L A N D B R A N C H O F F IC E 1432 S .W . S ix th A v e n u e , P o r t la n d , O re g o n »7201 T e le p h o n e : 224-1870 I P u b lis h e d m o n t h l y b y t h e O re g o n S ta te E m p lo y e s A s s o c ia tio n OREGON f STATE EMPLOYES ASSOCIATION O S S A .p iftE C T Q R S PRESlOENT ' R IC H A R D F .Y Q U N O . 3949 Summers Laos . ’ Kfemeth Felli 47801 P A S T -p fte ao sw T ¿ C H A L M E R S L UONES 223M6Gralrartt - pofcfctHisTaî ' * VlcePRESlDÏNT , * i LESTERS, STRICKLER - • 3!?S N # McKinley Ftätft : ÇansHÎBSt&tl , i ? SECRETARY—TREASURER C L IF F O R D R . E B E R T Sw .Sòx,7f> ; fores» Groee 97116 A C AM M IC em l UNCLASSIFIED ' 1 . ' , ROBERT E-« V í 25WWoodtemt 0>«e employe representation D O NALD KELLEY Pe attta w »« 80 i INSTITUTIONS MYRTLES, JARVIS - 2102501 Street SE No, 2 Seton 473« INSURANCE « .'.•4ACK;A'mNLEYJ?' is a m w N e r iq O t « « ComeHli 97336 ’ - PUBLIC RELATIONS,- JAM ES ft, D Y E R 68 i S e W tL ,' ~ RETIREMENT ; THEOOOREH. THOMPSON 998« HMIMlYOnw SwMeSHHS —Cartoon courtesy of The Federal Times DISTRICT DIRECTORS t DONALO A MARTIN^, seosswcoruat jEwSetMEÍÍW' From the.... Executive Secretary Thoughts About the Session The acco m p lis h m e n ts o f the fifty -s e v e n th Oregon L e g is la tiv e A sse m b ly fo r sta te em ployes w ill be described in g re a te r d e ta il in an issue of The OSEA News la te r th is m o n th . H ere a re o n ly a fe w of y o u r lo b b yists' re m in isce n ce s on a d jo u rn m e n t day: A high p o in t: The v is it to House Speaker D ick E ym a n n 's o ffic e in M a y, w hen, a fte r th e M a y 1 e le ctio n, some House m e m b e rs of th e J o in t W ays and M eans C o m m itte e w e re show ing re lu cta n ce about im p le m e n tin g the negotiated pay and b enefits package. How good it was to re ce ive the solid assurance th a t the Speaker and Senate P re sid e nt Jason Boe had decided e a rly in the session th a t th e package w ould be funded, and th a t it was going to go! A th r ille r : When th e vote in the Senate of HJR 30 (c o n s titu tio n a l a m e n d m e n t to a llo w state em ployes to serve in the le g is la tu re ) w as announced as 15 in fa v o r (16 votes a re re q u ire d to pass a b ill) . P re sid e nt Boe, w ho had pro m ise d us he w ould su p p o rt th e m easure, re-announced the vote and e n te rta in e d p a rlia m e n ta ry in q u irie s fro m Senator K eith B u rb id g e , a strong s u p p o rte r of the b ill, a llo w in g tim e fo r o th e r su p p o rte rs to get one senator to change his vote fro m " n a y " to " a y e ." If th e re is a sta te e m p lo ye s e rv in g in th e le g is la tu re one of these ye a rs, he o r she can g iv e th a n ks to Jason Boe's " s lo w g a v e l." A low p o in t: When firs t-te r m M a rio n C ounty R e p re se n ta tive J e ff G ilm o u r, p re v io u s ly described by th e news m edia as a " s u lk y k id o b s tru c tio n is t," w a rn e d th e House not to vote fo r H JR 30 because th e y w o u ld re g re t th e day th e y " le t th e hogs in to th e tro u g h ." ' 2 J A M E S iK tN N S T333We9er Stoni I ' Sete«l9730? 3 R U S S I L E B L A « . SR 2Q8BArri«Hl S e s s io n 's b e s t s p e e c h : T h e m a g n ific e n t, e m o tio n a l w o rd s o f Senator Ted H a llo ck in op position to clo sin g C olum bia P a rk H ospital. 4 H A R R Y J MARSHALL 4$£4 Laverne 5 D E LB ER T C, CH AN EY fendtetonSTBOl Best jo in t a c tiv ity : Solid cooperation between p u b lic e m p lo ye associations and unions won passage of HB 2263, th e c o lle c tiv e b a rg a in in g b ill, and b ailed o u t SB 411, th e re tire m e n t Im p ro v e m e n t m easure, w hen it w as in tro u b le . T h is re la tio n s h ip w ill be continued in n e xt y e a r's p o litic a l c a m paigns. 8. W IL H É L M 1 N A F . S E V E R S 7898exief S»ew 7 L E E R O Y R Y A N .. 824 £ 2 f t ' ThefM4»'97Û5E 2 G A R E Y J. R U C E A B A 7869S FTeuie Roed TrflenrooL 97141 9. W A L T E R S. S C H M ID T «¡2814tt>N É - ' Setoli «W it O th e r leaders: A g re a t job by W ays and Means co -c h a irm a n P hil L a n g ; a c o n s tru c tiv e m e e tin g w ith M in o rity Leader G ordon M acpherson, a t his in v ita tio n , w hen te m p e rs w e re high re g a rd in g the c o lle c tiv e b a rg a in in g b ill; help fro m R epresen ta tiv e R oger M a rtin on opposition p a rty votes on an im p o rta n t m e asure in th e Senate: the patience of House L a b o r C o m m itte e c h a irm a n Glen W hallon and v ic e -c h a irm a n Bob E llio tt and the w o rk of th e ir su b c o m m itte e m e m b e rs— R epresentatives L a rry P e rry and B ill G ra n n e ll on HB 2263; Senator D ick G roener w hen the b ill reached the Senate; House M a jo rity L eader Les AuCoin and his vice- c h a irm a n , E a rl B lu m e n au e r, w o rk in g on d iffe re n t b ills in the House State and Federal A ffa irs C o m m itte e . M ost h e lp fu l: Nobody could to p th e k in d of assistance g ive n us by S enator K eith B u rb id ge and R epresentatives Peg D ereli and M a ry R oberts, but th e re was m uch su p p o rt fro m o th e rs such as Senators B ill Stevenson, F red H eard, Ja ck R ipper, Ed Fadeley and W a lly Carson, and Represen ta tiv e s H a rve y Akeson, B ill M cC oy, N orm a Paulus and q u ite a few m ore. M a n y of us have w ritte n le tte rs to le g is la to rs d u rin g the session, askin g fo r help. W hy not ta k e some tim e now to d ro p a lin e to y o u r Senator o r R e p re se n ta tive , g iv in g th a n ks fo r the help he o r she has give n us? P R O F E S S IO N A L S T A F F Assistant .. ecu five Secretary Executive Assistant ' Staff Attorney ■ ’ Business and DALES,LEACtf Public Relation» Manager and Etfttor • ; < | Sj> ‘ \ JOHN &L SCHOONOVER WB&ft? a POLANSKI '■ í Field fispyasent&íva • HARRY C-WARO iÇfe r ./■ FfetóRefrfOsentaíiva ' . ' Field Representative ' •••< W íL L t A M a KALIB a K • Field Representative R lC H A R O A ,L E f T H Field Representative . ¿ 'i , D O N A L D F. y J Field Representative:*■ C H E R Y L W IL L IA M S t t Research Analyst a ' - $R A R LEN E CRABTREE < Employ e Counselor ' (Address aft dommwMCattofls to the Salem address ) >= -. Second Class Postage Paid at Salem, per .year to aswcto&ttt members; SLfMMo all others; 25c pet <»qjgp. Official pttNfcalkwi o f the Oregon profit togpnbhRMh.
