Coert Bonthius to Mary Crayton: the Coalition adopts its new constitution March 22, 1994 Item tclc-0006 https://adolfhoromero.com/archive/tclc/items/tclc-0006/ Machine-generated text (OCR) from photographs of the original pages. Not corrected; it contains errors. The page images are the authoritative record. ===== Page 1 (Box 1 sequence page 20) ===== MERICAN pféhap nae erent) ¢ 2) “AL Bopy wim TOMPKINS/CORTLAND LABOR COALITION 109 West State Street, Ithaca, New York 14850 Ph. (607) 277-5670 BOCES Employees Assocation BOCES Teachers Association Bricklayers Local 17 Carpenters Local 603 Civil Service Employees Association Local 561 Civil Service Employees Association Local 605 Civil Service Employees Association Local 849 Civil Service Employees Association Local 855 Cornell Security Employees Union Cortland United Teachers Electrical Workers Local 43 Electrical Workers Loca! 79 Electrical Workers Local 241 Electrical Workers Local 961 Fire Fighters Local 1737 Fire Fighters Loca) 2737 Ithaca Paraprofessionals Association Ithaca School District Employees Association Ithaca Teachers Association Laborers Local 589 Machinists Local 1607 Machinists Local 1608 Musicians Local 132 National Writers Union Operating Engineers Local 71 & 71A Operating Engineers Local 545 Painters Loca! 178 Plumbers Local 267 Postal Workers Local 1151 Public Employees Federation Local 251 Service Employees Local 200A Sheetmetal Workers Local 112 TCCC Faculty Association Teamsters Loca! 65 United Auto Workers Local 802 United Auto Workers Loca! 1326 United Auto Workers Local 1774 United Auto Workers Local 2300 United Food and Commercial Workers Local | United Steel Workers of America Local 12460 United University Professions March 22, 1994 Mary Crayton, Director AFL-CIO Region VII Zi Ew 43rd SULEEt. Sud: her ou4 New York, Dear Ms. I am October 6 NY 10017, Crayton, pleased to be able to inform you that on Wednesday, 1993, at 7:00PM at the Tompkins/Cortland Community College Forum Auditorium, members of the Tompkins/Cort land Labor Coalition voted to adopt a new constitution. More than 40 people from the following twenty-one (21) unions joined to participate in the discussion and final adoption of the constitution: American Postal Workers Union #1151 BOCES Employees Association Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners #603 Cortland United Teachers/AFT CSEA CSEA CSEA CSEA CSEA George Jr. #561 #428 #603 #855 #849 Republic Teachers Union/AFT Ithaca Teachers Association Int’! Brotherhood of Electrical Workers #241 Int’l Brotherhood of Electrical Workers #961 Int’! Association of Machinists #1607 Operating Engineers #545 Painters #178 Service Employees Int’! Union #200A United Auto Workers #802 United Auto Workers #1326 United Auto Workers #2300 United University Professions/AFT As the newly constituted Mid-State Central Labor Council, AFL-CIO we look forward to a constructive, dynamic and aggressive relationship with the national and regional offices, If you have any questions regarding our adoption of the new constitution, please do not hesitate to call. In Solidarity, Coert Bonthius, Coordinator