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Cargill Strikers Support Committee: report on union locals outreach
August 15, 1986
A list of the locals that had sent members to the Cargill picket line (Painters Local 178, UAW Local 2300, IAM, St. Joe's miners [USWA], Cornell faculty, Ithaca Teachers Association, and others), plus speaking engagements and letters sent to other unions. Two copies were photographed.
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representing over 7,000 workers United Autoworkers #2300 « International Association of Machinists #1607 « Ithaca Teachers Association Service Employees #200 « Ironworkers #60 + United University Professions « Bricklayers and Masons #17 Civil Service Employees Association #855 + Cornell University Security Employees Union « Laborers #589 Ithaca Police Benevolent Association » Carpenters #603 * Plumbers and Pipefitters #109 » Painters #178 international Typographers Union « Electricians #961 + Ithaca City School District Employees » Teamsters #65 Electricians #241 * Trumansburg Teachers Association » United Autoworkers #1326 * TC3 Faculty Association Civil Service Employees Association #605 » Musicians #132 « Civil Service Employees Association #812 CARGILL STRIKERS SUPPORT COMMITTEE Report on union locals outreach August 15, 1986 Locals who have sent members out to the picketline: Painters Local 178 UAW Local 2300 : IAM St. Joe's miners (USWA) Cornell Faculty Ithaca TeacherssAssn.. T-burge ci ae Neal Watson spoke at combined Cortland UAW's meeting July 13. (more can be done in the fall) Neal Watson spoke at August 6 Building Trades Business Reps meeting. (followup can be done) CSEA Local 855 (Ithaca city and Tompkins county workers) scheduled meetings with David Livingstone have fallen through, SEIU Local 200A-Becky Clark has distributed literature at workplace (Lakeside Nursing Home) letters out to Musicians, Paraporfessionals, CSEALocal 812, BOCES T.A., Firefighters. Phoning to other local presidents with mixed results.
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I li representing over 7,000 workers United Autoworkers #2300 « International Association of Machinists #1607 « Ithaca Teachers Association Service Employees #200 « Ironworkers #60 + United University Professions « Bricklayers and Masons #17 Civil Service Employees Association #855 - Cornell University Security Employees Union » Laborers #589 Ithaca Police Benevolent Association » Carpenters #603 ° Plumbers and Pipefitters #109 * Painters #178 International Typographers Union » Electricians #961 « Ithaca City School District Employees » Teamsters #65 Electricians #241 » Trumansburg Teachers Association » United Autoworkers #1326 * TC3 Faculty Association Civil Service Employees Association #605 + Musicians #132 « Civil Service Employees Association #812 CARGILL STRIKERS SUPPORT COMMITTEE Report on union locals outreach August 15, 1986 Locals who have sent members out to the picketline: Painters Local 178 UAW Local 2300 IAM St. Joe's miners (USWA) Cornell Faculty Ithaca Teachers=Assn.. T-burg us 0 Neal Watson spoke at combined Cortland UAW's meeting July 13. (more can be done in the fall) Neal Watson spoke at August 6 Building Trades Business Reps meeting. (followup can be done) CSEA Local 855 (Ithaca city and Tompkins county workers) scheduled meetings with David Livingstone have fallen through. SEIU Local 200A-Becky Clark has distributed literature at workplace (Lakeside Nursing Home) letters out to Musicians, Paraporfessionals, CSEALocal 812, BOCES T.A., Firefighters. Phoning to other local presidents with mixed results.
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