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Even as renowned labor activist Bill Fletcher Jr. geared up for a talk last Thursday to describe the dire situation he believes the labor movement is facing, local organizers had victories to celebrate.
Fletcher joined organizers from the Filipino Community Center, OUR Walmart, PODER and POWER for a March 7 forum hosted by San Francisco Jobs With Justice, called "Labor at the Crossroads."
Prior to the discussion, Fletcher told the Guardian he believes the national labor movement is witnessing a "final offensive" from big business and right-wing interests, and "an attempt to destroy unions altogether." He also criticized a reluctance among national labor leaders to openly recognize the gravity of the situation. Fletcher's latest book, published last August, is titled They're Bankrupting Us, and 20 Other Myths About Unions.
Fletcher said he believes labor should place less emphasis on "being invited to this or that social occasion," and more on reaching out to community-based organizations to foster movement building. He said he thought there was a need for "innovation" by organized labor, such as forging alliances with the unemployed, or reaching out to under-employed workers earning low wages in retail positions. "The labor movement grew by being audacious … by making the comfortable uncomfortable," he said.
Despite Fletcher's bleak portrait and the generally discouraging trends of the day, such as the impacts of the sequester, an international move toward austerity and stubbornly high unemployment in the United States, representatives from San Francisco Jobs with Justice nevertheless were able to point to some recent worker victories.
Many San Franciscans who gathered for "Labor at the Crossroads" were encouraged by successful negotiations that resulted in what they viewed as a much-improved deal for the San Francisco CPMC hospital project, which included stronger local hiring requirements and other items labor and community organizers had fought for.
Organizers also applauded last month's Chinese Progressive Association victory against Dick Lee Pastry on behalf of workers subjected to wage-theft violations. The San Francisco Chinatown restaurant was forced to pay a whopping $525,000 in back wages and penalties.
At the state level, the California Domestic Workers' Coalition kicked off its mobilization last week in Los Angeles urging passage of the Domestic Workers' Bill of Rights, authored by Assembly Member Tom Ammiano. The legislation would extend basic labor protections to housekeepers, childcare workers and caregivers, who collectively represent a primarily immigrant workforce. At the national level, momentum is starting to build around the Fair Minimum Wage Act, with supporters calling on lawmakers to raise the minimum wage to $10.10 an hour.
"The union movement should be helping unemployed workers get organized, fight back and fight for jobs," Fletcher said. "There is no significant organization of the unemployed – no significant force that has taken up this issue and said, we need to build a mass movement around jobs."
He urged local organizers to identify priorities. "We have to go forward with, what is the vision?" he said. "What do the people of Oakland and San Francisco need?"
Rather the idea of a "movement" is itself a doomed concept. The idea that everyone who works is part of something else is flawed. People work to make money, find satisfaction and develop personally. They like working and they live their employer.
To subjugate all that to some kind of political "movement" disrespects the vast majority of people who just go to work and try and do their best, rather than constantly trying to get somethingh for nothing by regarding their employer as some kind of enemy.
Unions have been declining for decades for one and only one reason - they are tired of this "us against them" class warfare mentality. They want prosperity to derive from their own effort and not from some collective bargaining predicated on confrontation. American workers do not think that way.
"They like working and they live their employer." et seq.
refutation to the major premise being argued that most American workers do not see themselves as in a "struggle" with their employers? Nor see them as oppressors as the class warriors would have us believe?
That type of quasi-Marxist thinking has been in decline since the middle of the last century.
Here's a tip: if you want to make more money, provide more value. If the minimum wage is raised to $x, anyone who can't do work worth $x will not be hired.
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Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa on Monday said that the education and virtues that she received from the Christian educational institutions where she spent her schooldays alone were the primary reasons for her growth and thanked the teachers for laying a very strong foundation for the rest of her life.
"The education and the virtues that I received from the Christian educational institutions are the primary reasons for my growth. Whatever I learned during my school days stand by me as unflinching support to me even today....only because of that I am able to discharge any big responsibility with ease. I wholeheartedly thank my teachers who have laid a very strong foundation for the rest of my life," she said, speaking at the Christmas celebrations hosted by her.
Jayalalithaa went nostalgic by recalling her school days in Bangalore and Chennai. During her days in Bishop Cotton School in Bangalore, she used to attend the Bible classes on Sundays along with her Christian classmates and thoroughly studied all Bible stories which preach the virtues needed for routine life. "I take pride in saying that I grew up by practising the virtues I was taught then," she added.
Referring to the recollection of Archbishop Madras-Mylapore Archdiocese AM Chinnnappa about her role in the film Annai Velankanni many years ago, Jayalalithaa said the film was produced by dance master Thangappan, a Christian.
"Myself and other actors who worked in that film did not receive any remuneration for the same. I take pride in saying that I have great respect for Christianity and Christians since many many years,"she added.
Hailing the cultural programmes performed by students of Kalaikkaveri Fine Arts College from Tiruchy, the Chief Minister said by their excellent performance, they proved beyond doubt that art surpasses the barriers of caste, creed etc.
On the occasion, the Chief Minister cut the Christmas cake and offered it to Arch Bishop Chinnappa and he in turn, offered a piece of cake to her.
Dr Yuhanon Mar Dioscorus, Archbishop of Indian Orthodox Church, Bishop M Prakash, Synod of the Independent Churches of India Bishop of Arcot Lutheran Church RD Vijay Kumar, Rabi Bernard, MP and ST Chellapandian, Labour Minister spoke on the occasion. JCD Prabhakar, AIADMK MLA, proposed a vote of thanks.
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It was very happy to note the acknowledgement of CM Jayalalithaa of the shaping of her personality by Christian institutions. It is a fact the the quality of education and discipline inculcated by these institutions are outstanding.
Posted by C.X.Devotta at 12/11/2012 09:06 Reply to this Report abuse
Madam your personality is well known to every one. Stiff necked, Stubborn, Arrogant Iron lady,
Posted by G.Prabakaran at 12/11/2012 09:36 Reply to this Report abuse
Ah, so is that why you went after Kanci Math. That explains.
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hmmm... that is an interesting angle....
Posted by Karunanidhi at 12/11/2012 11:48 Reply to this Report abuse
That also explains why Udayakumar was not "encountered" and why Wal-Mart is allowed to setup office in Chennai
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She attended program organized by Christians and on dias religious heads present and fact that she received education from Christian institutes made her to recollect past memories and present in the occasion. In india politicians are very diplomatic and they want to speak facts and behaves what they belives. If some other religions organized program praise them for the mere vote bank politics apart form introspecting real contribution to the society and are they going given enough space in their cabinet to people who representing that religion. When power sharing prevents them and when it comes to power retaining recognizes their services and appreciates. This is what need to be stop in India to avoid vote bank politics.
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If Modi says that he is shaped by RSS, the entire media and secular politcians would have described him as hindu-fascist, fundamentalist, etc. we are playing with the word SECULARISM to run down hindus, hinduism etc.
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Kamaraj, MK, MGR are also held in high esteem even though they did not have the privilege of convent education.
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So? The question is how the media reacts if you line with these vs if you line with the nationalist forces.
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Ole, I just recently re-read "HUCKLEBERRY FINN" and just found myself laughing out loud several times. What a great book. My favorite non Civil War reads are "SON OF THE MORNING STAR", "NICHOLAS AND ALEXANDRA" and the Allan W Eckert series: THE FRONTIERSMAN WILDERNESS EMPIRE THE CONQUERORS THE WILDERNESS WAR GATEWAY TO EMPIRE TWILIGHT OF EMPIRE These are so well done and so detailed. Eckert tells exactly where things happened so that you can almost walk in the very paths they took. Footnotes are so detailed he practically pinpoints where war parties were once camped ... " along the railroad tracks near the present south west corner of the parking lot of the K-Mart on West Philbert Avenue in Great Town, Ohio" sort of thing. I just loved this series. Highly recommended. Dennis Conklin said it all on Page Two in this topic: "Great stuff." Last edited on Fri May 1st, 2009 06:17 pm by chrisfingle |
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I just finished reading Bill Sloan's Brotherhood of Heroes which was outstanding. To look at a photograph of a company that went into battle with 235 men and only come out with 85 left is heartbreaking. ____________________ "Cleburne is here!" meant that all was well. -Daniel Harvey Hill |
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I finished reading The Steel Wave by Jeff Sharra yesterday. It is book two of a trilogy about WWII. This book is about the Invasion of Normandy, France, better known as D-day. In my opinion both this book and the one before it, The Rising Tide, were very good. |
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As the year winds down, I thought I'd pick a few of the stories we've written at IA that seem to have either generated the most interest or just seem to give us key insights into the creation that is Obama.
First, the piece that sits at the top of the pile in hits, with nearly 3,000 views to its credit. Back in June there was a great deal of speculation about a "rant" by Michelle Obama; to this day, no tape has been revealed. As I researched the meeting that the event was to supposed to have occurred, I unearthed quite a bit more information on the 2004 Rainbow/PUSH conference which may give us more clues on why Obama was chosen to be THE ONE. Many of the seeds may have been planted then…
The link to Hillbuzz (below) will lead you to a bit of "sleuthing" about what Michelle Obama said that day. To refresh your memory, here is Hillbuzz's summary of may have transpired on the so-called "whitey tape":
"…a rant about the evils of America, and how America is to blame for the problems of Africa. Michelle personally blamed President Clinton for the deaths of millions of Africans and said America is responsible for the genocide of the Tutsis and other ethnic groups. She then launched into an attack on "whitey", and talked about solutions to black on black crime in the realm of diverting those actions onto white America."
Now, onto the piece posted at IA…
A Party Held HOSTAGE: Michelle Obama Wasn't Alone in Her Hostility at the Rainbow/PUSH Conference in 2004–Protests Against Jesse Jackson, Threats Against Democrats/Kerry By Ministers in an Eerie Preview of the Rev. Wright Episode
Posted on June 5, 2008 by InsightAnalytical–GRL |
The Hillbuzz post on the Michelle Obama rant tape gives a brief overview of what was going on at the Rainbow/PUSH Coalition Conference at the Sheraton Hotel in Chicago which was held between June 26th – July 1st 2004 in Chicago.
My research comes up with some more interesting information about what was going on outside the conference…demonstrations by ministers, specifically Rev. Anthony Williams, against Jesse Jackson, who was called "the worst nightmare" for the black community and threats against the Democratic Party and candidate John Kerry by protesters in what seems to be an eerie preview of the Reverend Wright episode this primary season. More on this later…
The entire agenda of the conference is available in a press release issued by Rainbow/Push. The press release was entitled 2004 Annual Conference: Politics, Business, Education, Hip-Hop Take Center Stage.
BILL CLINTON, JOHN KERRY, BILL COSBY, DICK GEPHARDT, HOWARD DEAN, BARACK OBAMA HIGHLIGHT ANNUAL RAINBOW/PUSH & CEF CONFERENCE CHICAGO (June 16, 2004) – Former president and current author Bill Clinton, Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry, entertainer/educator Bill Cosby, former presidential candidate and Vermont Governor Howard Dean, Missouri Congressman Dick Gephardt, Chicago Stock Exchange Chairman Valerie Jarrett; Harvard Law School professor Charles Ogletree, Ohio Congressman Dennis Kucinich, California Congresswoman Barbara Lee, Democratic senatorial candidate Barack Obama and Starbucks Chairman and Chief Global Strategist Howard Schultz are among the dozens of newsmakers scheduled to attend the 33rd Annual Rainbow/PUSH Coalition and Citizenship Education Fund Conference, June 26 – July 1, 2004, at the Sheraton Chicago Hotel & Towers.This year's conference, 2004: A Year of Critical Choices For Inclusion and Growth, has extra significance as this presidential election year marks the 20th anniversary of Rev. Jesse L. Jackson, Sr.'s historic run for the presidency of the United States. His 1984 campaign was the first serious bid by an African-American for the nation's highest office.
In celebration of this anniversary, the Rainbow/PUSH Coalition hosts a day of festivities on Saturday, June 26, known as Reunion Day. The event, which will be held at the Rainbow/PUSH Coalition headquarters at 930 E. 50th St., Chicago, will bring together the many politicians, political organizers, campaign workers, ministers, educators, students, factory workers, journalists, Midwestern farmers, Appalachian coal miners and other supporters who worked on the 1984 and 1988 campaigns.
"On this day, we will reach back as far as we can go," Rev. Jackson said as he and Rainbow/PUSH Coalition officials look forward to seeing some of the old warriors, whom he describes as the "roots" of the movement. "Most of today's young politicians don't know these people. Many of them who started with us are aging and they are not here, but their children and their political offspring are active.
"One reason Jesse Jr. won his congressional seat is because his opponents did not know how deep people's gratitude was for our work. "All of these people, and their children and even their children's children, voted for him."
"For all of us," Rev. Jackson added, "Reunion Day is about tapping the strength of our roots, about looking deep and wide to know who we are. This event is one way of keeping our roots watered."
Many of the elected officials and people gathering for Reunion Day will remain in Chicago on Sunday, June 27, for the convention's Leadership Summit Day. Guests scheduled to attend the summit include former presidential candidate and Vermont governor Howard Dean, Senator John Edwards (D-N.C.) Ohio Congressman Dennis Kucinich, California Congresswoman Barbara Lee, Florida Congresswoman Corrine Brown; Congressman Jesse Jackson, Jr., Democratic senatorial candidate Barack Obama, and many current and former lawmakers at state and federal levels.
Isn't it interesting that in 2004, Jackson's 1984 run was described as the first "serious" run for the Presidency by a black candidate? And yet, in 2008, we're hearing that Bill Clinton is a racist for citing Jackson's campaigns and Obama is being referred to as the first "serious" black candidate? But, a story from the Chicago Tribune reporting on the conference's Reunion Day includes the following background. (Jackson, Fans Reflect on Legacy of '84, '88 bids. Note: Original story in fee archives, excerpt from copy of the story found at FreeRepublic [shudder!])
Asked last week if he ever thought he'd win, Jackson answered: "I was running to register people, running to enlighten people and running to learn."
At that he succeeded, he said.
The 1984 campaign alone registered 1 million new voters, according to Rainbow/PUSH. In 1988, the campaign registered 2 million new voters…
As for enlightening people, Jackson said, his bid stretched voters' notion of the electable.
"When I ran in '84, it was like an absurd idea. It was just crazy. Scholars were writing articles," he said. Jackson won 3.5 million votes in 1984 and did better in 1988, emerging from the Democratic primaries and caucuses with 7 million votes.
That sounds like a pretty "real" candidate to me…
Now, what else happened at the conference?
According to the agenda provided in the press release, there was what seems to have been a "Women's Luncheon" which was held on Monday, June 28, 2004 from noon to 2 pm. Jesse Jackson was the keynote speaker at the event. I cannot find any other event specifically for women on the agenda. And there is no specific mention of Louis Farrakhan being in attendance at this event.
Just before this luncheon, however, there was a meeting from 8 am to 10 am focusing on the "religious community."
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Focus: The Church and the Marketplace
Sessions on finance, health, issues in the religious community and related topics will be held throughout the day. Rev. Major Jemison, president of the Progressive National Baptist Convention, gives the keynote address. Rev. Stephen J. Thurston, president of the National Baptist Convention of America, presides. 8:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.
I cannot identify which event Michelle Obama or Farrakhan reportedly attended…did they attend the main meeting, the luncheon, or both? Or was there another event which they attended other then the ones I've mentioned?
Bill Clinton and Bill Cosby participated on the last day of the event:
After four days of specialized meetings and events, the conference concludes on Thursday, July 1, with a stellar lineup of participants, including former President and current author Bill Clinton, Bill Cosby, Charles Ogletree and celebrity judge Greg Mathis, who will discuss critical issues in education.
The protest against Jackson coincided with John Kerry's speech on Tuesday, June 29th in a session attended by many from the labor movement. As reported by Cyber News Service. (NOTE: Rev. Anthony Williams, a member of the Libertarian party as described in the "Why Anthony" section, announced in 2006 that he planned to run against Jesse Jackson, Jr. om 2008–his website from 2006 is here, with a full biography. He makes a special appeal to young voters in the "Issues" section and the section "Republican Party" provides information for donating to his campaign.Williams actually ran in 2006, but lost to Jackson. He was part of a group of Conservative black leaders who, in 2005, who condemned "Democrats for what they view as an "act of racism" for illegally obtaining the credit report of Maryland Lt. Gov. Michael S. Steele, a black Republican believed to be ready to launch a campaign for the U.S. Senate.)
Protestors Call Jesse Jackson 'Worst Nightmare' for Black Community
By Marc Morano
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June 30, 2004Chicago (CNSNews.com) - As Democrat John F. Kerry addressed Jesse Jackson's 33rd annual Rainbow/PUSH Coalition Conference on Tuesday, about 100 African-American religious and community leaders gathered on a sidewalk outside the conference to protest Jackson for being the black community's "worst nightmare."
"Jesse is an immoral person. He has a history of being on the wrong side of history," said Pastor Anthony Williams of Chicago's St. Stephens Lutheran Church.
"The media — the American media — has invented our worst nightmare in the black community. He has never done anything beneficial for our people," Williams told CNSNews.com.
"We are letting the Democratic Party know — from a state, county and federal level — that the black vote is not for sale. I will vote for Mickey Mouse before I vote for John Kerry," Williams added.
The protestors chanted and carried signs that read "Jesse does not speak for black people" and "America's number-one pimp selling the black vote."
Williams does not believe that black voters' overwhelming support for the Democratic Party has proven beneficial to minorities.
"The African American community has historically got nothing (from supporting the Democratic Party) — a precious few has gotten something like these old civil rights organizations and people like Jesse," Williams said.
"We have been taken for granted because of people like Jesse. His day is over with," he added.
The protestors said Jackson does not represent black America.
"We want the Democratic Party to know that we will no longer be taken for granted, we will no longer just give our vote to them. We will no longer allow Jesse to pigeonhole the black community into a vote for them," Davis said.
But protestor Williams was not persuaded that blacks have no other option except to vote for the Democratic Party.
I say, 'Guess what? We can go fishing on Election Day, and let's see what is going to happen to Mr. Kerry then," Williams said. "I will just encourage my congregation of 3000 people to go fishing."
Harold Davis said he was willing to give Bush and the GOP a chance to compete for his vote.
"Let's see what the Republican Party has to say about pulling yourself up by your own boot straps. Let's give them the opportunity to come to the talk," Davis said.
Wow. Doesn't a lot of this sound real familiar?? Seems like the Democratic Party has been sitting on this volcano since 2004. And Williams' was calling Democrats racists in 2005. Doesn't all this this sound like the Democratic Party has been held HOSTAGE and that 2008 is all about appeasement?? (With just window-dressing with "image" and no real action on real concerns?) Is this what is at the top of the agenda for Democrats??
Also, link to full coverage of the conference in JET magazine, July 26, 2004
EL PASO — A man who jumped 60 feet to his death from the Spaghetti Bowl on Thursday left a note with a message for Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Barack Obama.
A note to "Obama" was found in the man's car, which was parked on the top ramp of the Spaghetti Bowl.
Officials offered no further explanation nor interpreted the note's meaning.
About 7:45 a.m., police responded to a report that the 52-year-old El Paso man had jumped off the uppermost ramp of the Spaghetti Bowl. His body was found on I-10 west just before the Copia Street exit. His name was not released.
Police spokesman Darrel Petry said Crimes Against Persons investigators were investigating the death as a suicide.
Two notes on large pieces of paper were found on the dashboard and another part of the car, police said.
The investigation into the death caused traffic to back up near Hawkins Boulevard for at least an hour as the man's body lay in the far right lane of the interstate. His white tennis shoes, which had fallen off during or after the fall, lay just a few feet from his body.
Police were also seen on Ramp F, the top ramp of the Spaghetti Bowl, next to the white four-door sedan, which was parked unattended. The ramp connects I-10 west to the Bridge of the Americas and Paisano Drive.
Police confirmed that the man left behind a note that read, "Obama take care of my family."
More news from NM–
Rudy Giuliani is going to hold a rally in a park in Mesilla TONIGHT, Saturday night. There was a small squib in the paper and on the website of the Las Cruces Sun-News…details very sketchy… AZ Sen. Kyl was here last week talking to business people.
Also, problems with people getting their absentee ballots! THOUSANDS could be disenfranchised! Mine didn't come until today….yesterday we raced down to the County Clerk's office to sign an affidavit to say we wouldn't use the ballot if it came under penalty of the law if we tried to vote twice. We signed and voted. The GOP had challenged this late change by the SOS, but it was upheld…But the GOP is right on this…that the absentee ballot situation has been messed up. Paper now finally saying that officials are admitting that they didn't have enough people to do the job, after weeks of complaints and denials…
Ballots see here.
Do you ever wonder if Giuliani would have been able to run a better campaign against Obama than McCain did? Knowing Giuliani from years of living just outside of NYC, I think would have at least been more "spirited" in going after Obama. Maybe?
Parts 1 & 2–The Lineup: A Who's Who of The Associates of Barack Obama
Posted on October 2, 2008 by Grail Guardian
Part II: Obama's Adviser David L. Boren–How He Screwed Us Long-term in 1993 re: Energy and More
Posted on April 20, 2008 by InsightAnalytical-GRL
There were so many other interesting posts on women's issues, the media, the personality of Obama and his use of techniques to manipulate the masses, etc. etc. Then there were the posts on animals and things not political that made us laugh or cry.
All in all, the six months this blog has existed has covered a lot of ground.
We'll see if we can keep it up next year!
Thanks to Leslie, our Chicago Correspondent and kenosha Marge, who both found IA early on, Grail Guardian, and American Lassie for joining forces with me, GRL, and helping get this blog out there. And thanks to all who have visited!
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BETrllKGE > OLD BETHBMSE 'ffrr..rrj!. abo serving I S L A N D T R E ES PLA1NVIEW PUINEDGE SEAFORD " f ^ VOL. 8 NO. 30 FEATurero All Thursday, June 13,1974 10 cents per copy About PEOPLE Downtown in Bethpage, Just south of the tracks on the East side of Broadway, is a little yellow storefront. Written on top in large black letters reads the following: " P E O P L E" - 931- 9413". If someone took the trouble to turn the handle on the yellow wooden door and pushed hard and entered into the building, he would find two small rooms adjacent to each other, each funished with a desk and a set of patched, upholstered couches. Someone might be playing chess or cards, music from a radio in the background, others sitting around, just rapping. He would see posters decorating the walls, a coffee pot, always full, and someone, possibly Jim Mc Hague or JMwrry Sin greet him aii done. This is approximately what a person, entering the present office o f P E O P L E would experience at first glance, but behind the crowded room lies an ever growing and ever needed organization in Bethpage, and behind the plans to make this organization prosper lies, among others, two minds; that of Larry Sims, Executive Director, and Jim Mc Kague, Program Director. The job<B these two men have taken on is one which the Bethpage citizens will certainly learn to appreciate. PEOPLE, as the program is justly entitled, has as it's objective to offer Bethpage and its surrounding areas a program of services which would effectively deal with the existing social needs focusing particularly on the needs of the youth population. When the program took root in January of 1973, it was by a group of concerned citizens who recognized the need for such an organization. Efforts were made at this time to reinstate the funding contract with the Nassau County Department of Drug and Alcohol Addiction that had been nrpyifHiglv sxtsndsd tG BAD A. Bethpage Against Drug Abuse, which became inoperative. Out of these negotations P E O P L E grew, attracting twenty to twenty-five individuals who offered their time and energies to the developement of the program. But P E O P L E still had a long route to follow. In September of 1973 the small yellow storefront became the headquarters of the P E 0 P L E by Joan Alpers organization, with the rent paid by the Town of Oyster Bay the center was kept open from 2 to 4 P,M. and from 7 to 10 P.M., manned by a volunteer staff which had been involved in training to help them in dealing with the prospective needs of clients. After word of intention to grant funding by the NCDDAA in the fall of 1973, PEOPLE began to seek full time professional staffing. In January of 1974 Jim McKague was hired as Program Director and in February, Larry Sims assumed the position of Executive Director. Among the first efforts of .the new staff were establishing P E O P L E's organizational structure, with the operations of NCDDAA, and with the" heeds - of the* Bethpage community. 'With all of these things under consideration, the two men were also faced with the even more . immediate problem of a serious space limitation within the small yellow store front to effectively perform these other functions. Already the building housed eight to ten youths daily, every week the number advancing by three to four. It is now inevitable that a new, larger building be found and this is one of the major priorities. In the meantime, meetings were begun with the Board of Directors, school and community leaders and interested individuals to help establish the exact role which P E O P L E would play. From these meetings the major social problems of Bethpage youth were established: namely drug abuse, educational disenchantment, juvenile delinquency, and a rising rate of alcohol abuse. One of the major reasons for the existance of these behavioral problems seemed to be simple boredom. It was also found that other problems were intertwined; These included unemployment and job' disenchantment or dissatisfaction, aii linked with a certain amount of fear and apathy. In that other community organizations were also providing services for the youth population, it was therefore decided th»t the role of PEOPLE would be to work with those other organizations in providing <i program of services to deal with each of these problems, (to be continued next issue) Clark to Open Nassau Headquarters Ramsey Clark, who is seeking a U.S. Senate seat from N.Y. State, will be opening his Nassau Headquarters on Tuesday, June 18. Mr. Clark is the only Senatorial candidate who will have a Nassau office. The grand opening will take place Tuesday night at 8:30 P.M. The headquarters will be located at 240 Fulton Ave. in Hempstead. The public is invited to come meet with Mr. Clark and his staff at the grand-opening celebration. -Shari Miller Election Results Bethpage Island Trees Plainedge The results of the three School District election and budget-votes held yesterday are as follows: BETHPAGE: The school budget was passed by a vote of 1102 yes to 803 no. The three school board seats were awarded to Michael Verderosa, Joseph Parisi, and Lee Hilton. The library budget also received the voter's- approval by a margin of 1184 tq 684. Incumbent Margaret Lang was reelected to serve another 5-year term on the Library Board, titter Clair #acfc-man was also reelected to complete the 5-year term ISLAND TREES: The school budget was defeated in its entirety. The basic education budget was defeated by a vote of 1428 no to 726 yes. The Transportation proposition was turned down by a vote of 1494 no to 634 yes. Equipment and Library Funds was rejected 1492 no to 623 yes. Operation and maintenance met defeat by a vote of 1511 no to 595 yes. The Athletics proposition was rejected by a vote of Cafeteria funding defeatedrBy a vote of no to 675 yes. x,^T^., ,,,.^ ~ d -,..... -- Incumbent Richard she is presently filling by Ahrens was reelected with appointment \ 1226 votes to Catherine Collins' 993. Frank Martin was elected to Mr Dimitri's seat with 1269 over Mr. Grenier's 882 PLAINEDGE: The school budget was defeated by the small margin of 1282 no-votes to 1109 yes. The two unopposed School Board candidates, Jules Teck and Fred Conklin, were both approved by the voters. The Library Budget was approved with 1350 yes-yqtes over 1029 no. In-riimbfliit griaw»r>> lanftwdeU op- 586 J 1349 votes over his ponent Peter Piro's votes. /• [ -Shari Miller County Study In Waiter Quality Leads To New Plan On the basis of an tit mouth water quality study by the Nassau Health Department, County Executive Ralph G. Caso today announced he will seek federal funding for a two-phase plan to develop comprehensive pollution abatement procedures for the South Shore bay area. The plan, which would cost about $2 million and take two years to complete, includes a sophisticated cause and effect computer analysis of pollution sources in the bay area and a facilities plan aimed at developing methods of minimizing the effect of pollutants on water quality. The county study, which Caso directed' the Health Department to prepare in late 1972, pinpoints sewage treatment plants, incinerator discharges and storm water runoff as the major sources *{ pollution. Other sources include runoff and leachtate discharge from-sanitary landfills, streamflows, subsurface groundwater outflow, discharges from boats and thermal discharge. The study gives the county the first in-depth analysis of the causes of pollution in Hempstead Bay, Middle Bay, East Bay and South Oyster Bay. In listing the pollutants and their characteristics, the study notes, however, that the basic source of the pollutants has been the tremendous population explosion along the South Shore since 1950. The population within the drainage basin tributary to the bays has more than doubled in that time. "The population explosion, resulting in needed sewage treatment facilities, incinerator sites and storm water drains, has led to the beginning of a possible stressed condition in some of the bay areas," Caso said. "The county study, however, should not be interpreted as a cause for panic, but as an alert to take action to protect the South Shore bays for future generations," he stated. "From an ecological point of view, the wafers are still in a healthy staJie." laso said he is giving the [ealth Department the go-ahead to apply to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency inder the Federal Water illution Control Control Act lendments of W.I for a grant *^ enable the county to engage engineering consultants with the expertise needed to determine the individual effect of each iurce of pollution on bay water quality. This will involve the development of a mathematical model of the entire bay area. The county executive said the final step in the planning process would be the developing of the facilities plan to determine the most cost effective methods to restore the bays to the highest shellfish standards. Caso also is directing health officials to explore the possibility of a bi-county application to extend the study to Suffolk County's South Shore bay waters. "This is not a government problem alone," Caso stressed. "It is everyone's problem. Waste produced by more than a million people in central and southern Nassau finds its way to the South Shore bays, directly or indirectly. "So, rather than point the finger of blame at someone else, we should concern ourselves to looking ahead with a plan to restore the bay waters to the highest possible standards," he said. Women Candidates1 Forum by Shari Miller The Nassau County W o ^ n s Political Caucus held their SCCond annual "Women Candidates Meet Women of the Press" panel on Wednesday, June 5. The Caucus is a bipartisan organization which is mobilizing for change through political action. The members wish to see increased participation of women-who comprise 53 per cent of our national population—as candidates, campaigners, and voters. State Senator Carol Bellamy of Brooklyn moderated the panel discussion. State Senator Mary Anne Krupsak of Canajoharie, who has announced her candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Lieutenant Governor, was a highlighted speaker. She emphasized the need for "the..politics of participation" to insure the (Continued on Page 4)
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Title | Bethpage-Tribune_1974-06-13 |
Subject | Newspaper |
Description | This is a Newspaper distributed locally within Betpage, Old Bethpage, Island Trees, Plainedge and Seaford. |
Creator | Florence Cullem |
Publisher | Florence Cullem |
Contributors | Scanned and prepared by Hudson Microimaging, Port Ewen, New York 12466. Date 2009 |
Date | 2010 |
Type | Periodical |
Format | PDF; TIFF |
Source | Bethpage Public Library |
Language | English |
Coverage | Unite States |
Rights | The Newspaper is in the Public Domain and Digital Rights are held by Bethpage Public. Library. |
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CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund Awards
Fashion's cognoscenti gathered Tuesday evening to celebrate emerging American designers at the 9th annual CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund dinner. We were excited to learn that The Elder Statesman's Greg Chait won this year's big $300,000 prize--congrats to runners-up Tabitha Simmons and Jennifer Meyer Maguire too; both took home $100,000--in no small part because he was feted in very stylish company. The night played out like a thrilling fashion show, as one covetable look after another turned up on the red carpet. Flip through today's slideshow for a closer look at the evening's best dressed.
Thakoon floral knit pullover and chiffon shirtdress from S/S 13
Tabitha Simmons shoesProenza Schouler dress from S/S 13
Tabitha Simmons heelsJ.Crew top and pants
Celine bagBoth wearing Proenza Schouler S/S 13
Image courtesy of Billy Farrell AgencyOn Virginie: Altuzarra jacket, top, and skirt from Resort 13
On Claire: Suno dress
Image courtesy of Getty ImagesPeter Som dress from S/S 13
Alejandro Ingelmo heels
Suno dress
Richard Chai Love dress
Alejandro Ingelmo pumpsOrganic by John Patrick dress
Reece Hudson clutchCushnie et Ochs blouse and skirt
Image courtesy of Getty ImagesDiane von Furstenberg top, pants, clutch, and heels
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