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A page from the Civil Service Leader including an image of Theodore C. Wenzl, left, president of the Civil Service Employees Association, and New York Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller, greeting one another following completion of negotiations on a tentative two-year wage and fringe benefit package covering more than 133,000 state employees represented by CSEA. Rockefeller promised his support of the tentative contract when it was presented to the legislature, as he met with Wenzl and other members of the four CSEA unit negotiating teams in the State Capitol. A news clipping from the Civil Service Leader that includes an image of Theodore C. Wenzl, right, president of the Civil Service Employees Association, and Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller as the Governor prepares to sign a bill covering pay raises for 133,000 state employees. The previous week the governor also signed bills covering retirement improvements and other benefits negotiated by CSEA for state employees at ceremonies in the Red Room of the State Capitol. A news clipping from the CSEA publication, The Civil Service Leader, that includes an image of Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller signing into law bills implementing salaries and other benefits negotiated by the Civil Service Employees Association for 133,000 state employees. Viewing the occasion from left are State Senators Walter B. Langley and John E. Flynn; Abe Lavine, director of the Office of Employee Relations and chief negotiator for New York; CSEA President Theodore C. Wenzl; and CSEA Executive Director Joseph D. Lochner. A news clipping from the CSEA Publication, The Civil Service Leader, that includes an image of members of the Operational Services Unit Bargaining team of the Civil Service Employees Association pose with Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller after the governor signed into law bills covering pay raises and other benefits negotiated by CSEA. From left are Frederick C. Riester, CSEA attorney; Joseph P. Reedy, CSEA collective bargaining specialist; William McGowan; Francis Mitchell; Theodore Anderson; Yvonne Mitchell, unit secretary; Rockefeller; John Clark, unit vice-chairman; Theodore C. Wenzl, CSEA president; Sal Butero, team chairman; Robert Marshall; Ernest Hemstock; and Attorney General Louis Lefkowitz. Missing are team members Edward Malone and Clifford Miller. A news clipping from the CSEA Publication, The Civil Service Leader, that includes an image of the Civil Service Employees Association bargaining team which negotiated benefits for employees in the Administrative Services Unit poses with Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller after signing bills implementing the recently negotiated contract into law. From left are CSEA attorney James Roemer, team vice-chairman John Wolfe, team secretary Ann Chandler, CSEA collective bargaining specialist John A. Conoby, Libby Lorio, Irving Fisher, Rockefeller, team chairman Thomas McDonough, Gerald Toomey, Grace Fitzmaurice, Martha Owens, and CSEA President Theodore C. Wenzl. Missing are team members Shirley Lighthall and Nancy Avery. A news clipping from the CSEA Publication, The Civil Service Leader, that includes an image of members of the Civil Service Employees Association bargaining team which negotiated a contract covering professional, scientific and technical employees in State service look over the bill implementing the benefits after Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller had signed it into law. From left are CSEA research analyst Thomas Linden, CSEA collective bargaining specialist Bernard J. Ryan, Samuel Cippola, John Maddaloni, Dr. Ralph Rovere, George Shivery, Abraham Kranker and John Daley (both partially hidden), Attorney General Louis Lefkowitz, team chairman Paul Cooney, George Celentano, vice-chairman Daniel Maloney, Rockefeller, CSEA President Theodore C. Wenzl, and Ernst Stroebel. Team member Seymour Shapiro was absent when the picture was taken. A news clipping from the CSEA Publication, The Civil Service Leader, that includes an image of Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller and CSEA President Theodore C. Wenzl hold the bill the Governor signed into law covering pay raises and other benefits for State employees as members of the Civil Service Employees Association Institutional Service Unit bargaining team look on. From left are team chairman Felice Amodio, Clarence Laufer, Wenzl, Zelda Kessler, Juanita Morris, Eva Nelson, CSEA research assistant Cynthia Walker, CSEA collective bargaining specialist Robert Guild, Connie Hatcher, Rockefeller, team secretary Amos Royals, Robert Redifore, and CSEA attorney James D. Featherstonhaugh. Missing are team vice-chairman Donald Brouse and Marie Donaldson.
A news clipping from the CSEA Publication, The Civil Service Leader,that includes an image. The caption reads: Candidates for top office in the State administration were guest speakers during the 60th annual meeting of the Civil Service Employees Association in Buffalo. CSEA President Theodore Wenzl is flanked by Arthur Goldberg, Democratic candidate for governor and one of his running mates, State Comptroller Arthur Levitt. Goldberg was a former U.S. Supreme Court Justice and United Nations Ambassador. A news clipping from the CSEA Publication, The Civil Service Leader, that includes an image. The caption reads: Dr. Theodore C. Wenzl, president of the Civil Service Employees Association, is shown receiving the keys o a 1971 Chevrolet Camaro from S. M. Weiss, general manager of De Russo Chevrolet in Saratoga Springs, New York. The Camaro is the number one prize in CSEAs Super Sign-Up Season membership drive jackpot. Other prizes in the Super Jackpot include ten RCA color TV sets, five Panasonic stereo receivers and 50 Helbros wrist watches. The gigantic membership drive will be conducted throughout New York State during the eight-week period of Oct. 1 to Nov. 27. CSEA added 17,500 members during the contest. Dr. Theodore. C. Wenzl served as the 19th president of the Civil Service Employees Association (CSEA) from 1967 until 1977. Wenzl navigated the uion through a period of change following passage of the Taylor Law. During Wenzl's tenure CSEA negotiated its first state contract and undertook the complex task of signing up thousands of state and local government workers who for the first time had collective bargaining rights under the Taylor Law. Contract negotiations between CSEA and New York State negotiators in 1973. CSEA President Dr. Theodore C. Wenzl (1967-77) sits at right head of table with back to camera. CSEA President Dr. Theodore C. Wenzl (1967-77) addresses thousands of CSEA members at an April 1975 rally at the state Capitol over state cutbacks. CSEA President Dr. Theodore C. Wenzl (1967-77) waves to thousands of CSEA members at an April 1975 rally at the state Capitol over state cutbacks. CSEA President Dr. Theodore C. Wenzl (1967-77), right, speaks with Senate Majority Leader Warren Anderson, center, and an unknown person.
CSEA President Dr. Theodore C. Wenzl (1967-77) addresses thousands of CSEA members at an April 1975 rally at the state Capitol over state cutbacks. CSEA President Dr. Theodore C. Wenzl (1967-77) speaks at an unknown event. CSEA President Dr. Theodore C. Wenzl (1967-77) raises the gavel at a CSEA Annual Delegates Meeting. CSEA President Dr. Theodore C. Wenzl (1967-77), right, entering the New York State Senate Chamber. CSEA President Dr. Theodore C. Wenzl (1967-77) speaking at an unknown event. CSEA President Dr. Theodore C. Wenzl (1967-77), right, with former Nassau Educational Chapter Presidents Frank Fasano, left, and Ed Perrott, center. Wenzl was instrumental in helping Fasano and Perrott form the Chapter. CSEA President Dr. Theodore C. Wenzl (1967-77) is interviewed by Capital District news reporters outside the state Capitol.
CSEA President Dr. Theodore C. Wenzl (1967-77), center, holds a news conference. A bumber sticker showing support for the reelection bid of CSEA President Ted Wenzl (1967-77). The original document was donated to CSEA by Wenzl's son Thurman Wenzl in June 2006. A campaign flyer urging CSEA members to reelect CSEA President Ted Wenzl (1967-77). The original document was donated to CSEA by Wenzl's son Thurman Wenzl in June 2006. The inside of a campaign flyer urging CSEA members to reelect CSEA President Ted Wenzl (1967-77). The original document was donated to CSEA by Wenzl's son Thurman Wenzl in June 2006. The outside of a campaign flyer urging CSEA members to reelect CSEA President Ted Wenzl (1967-77). The original document was donated to CSEA by Wenzl's son Thurman Wenzl in June 2006. A 1975 cartoon by renowned Albany Times Union political cartoonist Hy Rosen,'Over my Dead Body!', depicting CSEA President Ted Wenzl's (1967-77) determination to fight Gov. Hugh Carey's proposed state cutbacks that year. Ted Wenzl is in a box labled on the side as 'State Workers Payroll' and on the top 'CSEA Wenzl the Great'. Wenzl is being sawed in half by Gov. Hugh Carey with a saw labeled as 'FIRINGS'. The original document (autographed by the cartoonist; inscription reads 'To Ted Best Wishes, Hy Rosen '75'.) was donated to CSEA by Wenzl's son Thurman Wenzl in June 2006. A 1972 New York Times article on CSEA President Ted Wenzl (1967-77) written at the time of the union's Easter Sunday strike. The original document was donated to CSEA by Wenzl's son Thurman Wenzl in June 2006.

    

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