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Page 4 J u ly , 1973 The O SEA News H E A D Q U A R T E R S O F F IC E 112725th St. S E , S a le m ,O re g o n 97301 I o r P .O . Box 2307, S a le m ,O re g o n 97308 I T e le p h o n e : 581-150$ I Tb« nMtkly poMicatlw «t 0 m O t «* m State Eaplayat AmclitiM P O R T L A N D B R A N C H O F F IC E 1432 S .W . S ixth A v e n u e , P o rtla n d ,O re g o n 97201 T e le p h o n e : 224-1870 OREGON ’i STATE - EMPLOYES.:. association : P ublis he d m o n th ly b y th e O regon S ta te E m p lo y e s A ssociation FKÉSIOËRT R IC K A R b F . Y O V N G 8949Sttrnntte Carte ' Klemwi) Fallt » 6 9 1 PAST-PRESIDENT ; CHALMERS L. JONES ' Porttaw 8771? ' I VICE-PRESIDENT LESTER B. STRICKLER íia tN W M c K m tw « » » Ci)t»Wft9733O SECRET A R V -T R E A S W S W C U F F O H O R. E B E R T Stef Route 9 ok 79 I Fittest G n tte 9 7 ftS ACADEMIC and 8 UNCLASSIFIED ROBERTE « V E ' ZSlDWtwtìafld Onte s Eumene 87498. • EMPLOYE REPRESENTATION donalo K E L L E Y ;- 740 SW 28th ' ' P*ndfet»p.979&l ' IN STITUTIONS M Y R T L E B . J A R V IS t ’ 710 26th Street Í É ÍS J .7 Salem » 3 8 1 INSURANCE £ 4 A C X À .D À N L E Ÿ • 5 / ’^ t30ft NW M anteó tiw , Cor,910(97330 MEMBERSHIP BETH M ASO N 7317 SE Laitteille Fortl»rtlIE72tS': PUBLIC RELATIONS JAMES R. DYER 881 Sementti, , , ' SatemBT®» t R ETIR EM EN T • X. X - .’ S' ’l ' 1' : - T H E O D O R E H. T H O M P S O N SOS N , Holladay Drwe 8 SeasíiJe97t38 | ' D IS T R IC T D IR E C T O R S I. D O N A L D A. M A R T IN 9806 SW Cordati Pordand 87218 8. J A M E S J . K IN N S ' 1333 Walter Simat - ' StateotB7807 ' ' 9 R O S S é tL B -8 L A ln ,S R . SD&Rartisott Ashl«rwi07S5W > , i 4. R& ttR 4824 Lausrtie - ' ' Ktemwh Palis From the.... Executive Secretary O S E A 's b o a rd , m e m b e rs and s ta ff say to Tom M c C a ll:/" G e t w e ll soon, g o v e rn o r. O regon needs n o t o n ly y o u r le a d e rsh ip b u t also th e in s p ira tio n y o u r k in d o f m a n g ive s a ll w ho have th e honor to w o rk w ith y o u ." 9, DELBERT C, CHANEY 4WNW7th ; \ Partdtaton 97801 | ; e. W IL H E L M IN A F . S E V E R S 7 9 8 Baxter Simat , , , Tunen» emoa, ? . ' ; 7 LE E R O Y R Y A N tjw U simi m a s s 8 CAREY i WUCKARA § N o Time to Rest Best Wishes, Tom McCall O SEA m e m b e rs jo in th e m a n y thousands of O regonians w ho a re e xp re ssin g best w ishes to G o v e rn o r T om M c C a ll fo r a speedy re c o v e ry fro m his re c e n t s u rg e ry . D escribed b y m a n y as u n p re d ic ta b le , o ften s u rp ris in g even his close associates w ith new ideas o r p o litic a l m oves, Tom M c C a ll has been th e m ost co n siste n t of m en in one d ire c tio n : his d riv e fo r e xce lle n ce in s ta te g o v e rn m e n t and his su p p o rt of th e em ployes w ho m a k e it w o rk . We can w e ll re c a ll th e g o v e rn o r's unprecedented appe a ra n ce a t an 8 a .m . m e e tin g o f the J o in t W ays and M eans C o m m itte e in the fir s t le g is la tiv e session held a fte r he began his fir s t te rm to urge b e tte r pay and b e n e fits fo r sta te em ployes. Tom M c C a ll has a lw a y s been p ro u d of the O SEA m e m b e rs h ip he to o k o u t in the 1940's w hen he w as on th e s ta ff of G o v e rn o r M c K a y . T w o ye a rs ago w hen w e requested the g o v e rn o r to b a rg a in w ith O SEA on s a la rie s and benefits, he responded p ro m p tly and c o o p e ra tiv e ly — an a ctio n w h ic h la id th e g ro u n d w o rk fo r the successes o f the re c e n t le g is la tiv e session. Seeing th e need fo r b e tte r p u b lic e m p lo y e la b o r re la tio n s in o u r state, Tom M c C a ll la s t y e a r a p p o in te d J im Redden to head a ta s k fo rc e to d r a ft a new p u b lic e m p lo ye c o lle c tiv e b a rg a in in g la w . The re s u lt w as passage th is y e a r o f HB 2263, a la w W hich w ill serve as a m odel fo r o th e r states. j 384 -8 Stlt 9 7E6O S-. Ptad-la Road TEtamedk »1441 a- WALTERS.SCHMIDT, 12 ü 914 m >B^ Bêlant T h e re once w as a tim e w hen an e m p lo ye o rg a n iz a tio n a fte r a successful le g is la tiv e session could re s t a lit t le on its la u re ls , ta k e a b re a th e r and c o n te m p la te th e n e x t b ig push a lm o s t tw o ye a rs a w a y . Not so in th e fa s t-m o v in g p u b lic e m p lo ye re p re s e n ta tio n p ic tu re o f th e 70's. O regon w ill, in e ffe c t, begin annual le g is la tiv e sessions w ith th e sp e cia l session announced by th e g o v e rn o r fo r e a rly n e x t y e a r. O r ig in a lly describ e d as a lim ite d " b u d g e t" session, in d ic a tio n s a re th a t it w ill handle m a n y m o re su b s ta n tiv e m a tte rs th a n had been c o n te m p la te d e a rlie r. The s ta te 's E m e rg e n c y Board has been expanded to a .m e m b e rs h ip of 15 and w ill m e e t a t least tw o days each m o n th , h a n d lin g m a n y m a tte rs im p o rta n t to s ta te e m ployes. L e g is la tiv e leaders have announced jo in t Senate-House c o m m itte e s w ill m eet on a re g u la r m o n th ly basis and w ill delve d eeply in to a gency p ro g ra m p e rfo rm a n c e . C o lle c tiv e b a rg a in in g on personnel procedure s and fu tu re p a y and frin g e b e n e fit plans, p o litic a l edu ca tio n p ro g ra m s and p o litic a l a c tio n in n e x t y e a r's ele ctio n s, in d iv id u a l e m p lo ye re p re se n ta tio n — such a c tiv itie s a re conducted on a ye a r- a round basis and also tie in to the le g is la tiv e process. O S E A 's need fo r m e m b e rs h ip s u p p o rt once m a y have ce n te re d on g a in in g . s tre n g th fo r the le g is la tiv e e ffo r t e v e ry tw o ye a rs. Now th e need is s tro n g ly ongoing, because O SEA is w o rk in g a ll y e a r a ro u n d , e v e ry ye a r, fo r you. P R O F E S S IO N A L S T A F F THOMÁSC. ENRIGHT • Execurivs Secretary clarwæ o , jqharí $ h # J0tttt& W itt * ' ; ' Staff.Attorney. ' ' ? ; X, Manage* •. • I|j Pietti Piatti fcapwawtìsatiw* * • HAttftY&WAÌfò * Ptetóftepae&nfótfep ó P ¡età Representative * P ¡etti Representative Heldftepresématívn >• MU4AWS | Research Analyst .- Ptnptoÿe Cnunsefqr te the Salem address«} | Second Class Postage, kaid at Salem« Or^on, Sefescfiptino ratest S f -SO • pfcr yftW S3.OÖ te ali others; 25c per copy. pabticattbtt oP U » Oregon StaieEntpIoyesAssociattCfn.annn- prof it organization, ' .
