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Finding Aid Compiled by
La Nina M. Clayton
June 1990
Revised by
Sarah Cross
December 2005
Devin Lander
January, 2008
M. E. Grenander Department of Special Collections & Archives
University Libraries / University at Albany / State University of New York
1400 Washington Avenue / Albany, New York 12222 / (518) 437-3935
VOLUME: 45 reels of microfilm, 36.04 cubic ft.
ACQUISITION: All microfilm items in this manuscript group (with the exception of the Meeting Transcripts which were microfilmed by CSEA) were lent to the University Libraries, M.E. Grenander Department Special Collections and Archives, by the Civil Service Employees Association, Inc. (CSEA), AFSCME Local 1000, and subsequently microfilmed as a part of the Harry Van Arsdale, Jr., Labor History Project. The originals were returned to CSEA. All paper records were donated to the University Libraries in March and June 2005.
ACCESS: Access to oral history interviews is restricted. Contact the M.E. Grenander Department of Special Collections and Archives Reference staff for further information. Access to all other series in this record group is unrestricted.
COPYRIGHT: The researcher assumes full responsibility for conforming with the laws of copyright. Whenever possible, the M.E. Grenander Department of Special Collections and Archives will provide information about copyright owners and other restrictions, but the legal determination ultimately rests with the researcher. Requests for permission to publish material from this collection should be discussed with the Head of Special Collections and Archives.
Box and Folder List:
The Civil Service Employees Association, Inc., or CSEA, is the largest public employees' union in New York State with over 260,000 members. CSEA began in Albany, New York, in the year 1910 as a collective effort by a handful of state employees to get better wages and working conditions. Originally known as the Association of State Civil Service Employees, the organization took on its current name in November 1946. Within twenty years, from 1920 to 1940, the organization grew from a handful of workers to a membership of over 600. This increase in membership was due largely to the admittance of non-competitive class civil service employees. By 1947 another class of state employees, local government workers, was admitted to the organization with the issuance of a charter to Westchester County employees. Ever-increasing membership prompted the CSEA's leadership to make their union a more formal organization. CSEA set out to do this by purchasing its first building in 1947. Along with the procurement of an organizational headquarters and the statewide issuance of charters, CSEA also published a constitution. As expressed in the CSEA constitution, the fundamental purpose of the organization is to "represent its workers with respect to all terms and conditions of employment, to uphold and extend the principles of merit and fitness in public employment, and to maintain and promote efficiency in public service and to advance the interests of all Civil Service employees."
CSEA's commitment to its members encouraged other state employees to join the union. CSEA's membership had grown to over 40,000 by the year 1948. While other labor organizations were folding in times of economic hardship CSEA's membership remained active. By the 1960's the organization had become so large in number and so effective that its endorsement became much sought after in the New York State political arena.
In 1967, the Taylor Law went into effect, changing the face of labor relations in New York for years to come. The Taylor Law established "good faith" collective bargaining practices for both management and labor. Furthermore, the Taylor Law declared all strikes by state employees illegal and prescribed a "two for one" penalty for those labor organizations whose members participated in a strike. In spite of the Taylor Law and its prohibitions against strikes by state employees, at midnight on March 31, 1972, New York State employees engaged in their first strike. The striking workers, members of CSEA, walked off their jobs to protest meager wage increases presented during contract negotiations. The strike lasted two days and resulted in contracts which included salary increases and productivity bonuses.
In 1974, CSEA "regionalized" creating six geographic subdivisions in New York. The regions are: 1) Long Island, serving Nassau and Suffolk Counties; 2) Metropolitan, serving New York City; 3) Southern, serving the seven counties of the mid-Hudson area; 4) Capital, serving the 14 counties surrounding Albany; 5) Central, serving 20 counties with Syracuse at the hub; and 6) Western, serving 14 counties extending to Buffalo and the westernmost part of the state.
In 1978, CSEA undertook a trial affiliation with the American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) as Local 1000. CSEA became a permanent member of AFSCME in 1981. Currently, CSEA is the largest affiliate of AFSCME, which in turn is the largest member of the AFL-CIO.
CSEA publishes a monthly newspaper, The Work Force. Prior to changing the newspapers name to The Work Force in October of 1998, the newspaper was called The Public Sector. CSEA started publication of The Public Sector in 1978 on a bi-weekly basis. The newspaper serves to keep members informed of the union's activities locally and statewide.
CSEA has had numerous accomplishments throughout its long history. In 1920, CSEA had its first victory with the establishment of the New York State Retirement System. Throughout the 1930's, CSEA became more influential in state politics. In 1931, CSEA introduced a legislative measure that led to the 1936 abolition of the 72-hour work week for employees of state institutions. Another accomplishment of the 1930's was the passage of the Feld-Hamilton law on June 3, 1937. The new law set in place a salary plan that provided state employees with minimum salaries and equal pay for equal work. As the decade of the 1940's approached, CSEA took on a new direction. 1946 set the stage for enormous growth with the official change of the organizations name to CSEA and the constitutional change that opened up membership to all New York public employees. Throughout the 1960's and 1970's CSEA proved to be very influential as a labor union. CSEA backed the 1967 Public Employees Fair Employment Act, also known as the Taylor Law. CSEA also played a large role in the passage of the Public Employment Safety and Health Act. The new law created safer workplaces for all public employees by creating minimum safety standards. In the later half of the 1970's, CSEA made it's most dramatic move as a labor organization when it joined the American Federation of State, County, and Municiple Employees (AFSCME). A major success of the 1980's was CSEA's constitutional change to allow the organization of private sector employees. As CSEA entered the new millenium, it realized that it would be faced with new challanges. The greatest victory coming into the new century was the permanent cost of living adjustment (COLA) to the pension system. After several years of fighting for COLA, CSEA managed to use it's influential power to obtain the benefit in 2000.
CSEA Presidents:
William M. Thomas, 1910-1918
Unknown, 1918-1920
Wellington D. Ives, 1920-1921
Major Philip G. Rosa, 1921-1922
Dr. James I Wyer Jr., 1922-1923
Dr. Horatio M. Pollack, 1923-1925
Danial Chase, 1925-1926
James A. Cromie, 1926-1927
Robert B. Haner, 1927-1928
William C. Smith, 1928-1929
William F. McDonough, 1929-1934
Beulah Bailey Thull, 1934-1935
Dr. Charles A. Brind Jr. 1935-1941
Harold J. Fisher, 1941-1944
Clifford C. Shoro, 1944-1945
Dr. Frank L. Tolman, 1945-1950
Jesse B. McFarland, 1950-1953
John F. Powers, 1953-1959
Joseph F. Feilly, 1959-1967
Dr. Theodore Wenzle, 1967-1977
William C. McGowan, 1977-1988
Joe McDermott, 1988-1994
Danny Donohue, 1994-present
Additional information about CSEA, Local 1000 and links to other CSEA local pages are available through the organization's Web site at http://www.csealocal1000.org/.
The records of the Civil Service Employees Association span from 1925 to the present. There is no documentation of the organization's first 15 years of existence. The records include Transcripts of Meetings, Records of Resolution or Motion, Legal and Administrative Files, Subject Files, and Publications. Also included in the CSEA records are News Clippings, Press Releases, Audio Visuals, and records of the CSEA 100 Project. The records of the Capital City Council of the Civil Service Association, 1925-46, are also included.
The transcripts of meetings contain minutes, correspondence, officer reports, and board and committee reports from Board of Directors Meetings, Annual Delegate Meetings, State and County Executive Committee Meetings, Meetings of State Chapter Presidents, Meetings of County Delegates, and the Capital City Council of CSEA. The Records of Resolution or Motion contain those resolutions or motions discussed during the meetings of various committees within the organization such as the State and County Executive Committees, Delegates Committee, and Board of Directors. It contains each resolution or motion taken to vote whether it passed or not. As the series spans only the years 1961 to 1969 and two resolutions from 1978, it is an incomplete resource, but it serves as an expedient way to discover the motions and resolutions debated in meetings. The County Executive Committee Meeting Minutes begin in 1948 and end in 1969. The minutes resume in 1971 through 1973 and again in 1981 through 1983. While having very obvious gaps in the series, those records available are intact. The Legal and Administrative Files consist of court reports on collective bargaining agreements between CSEA and New York State and its various agencies, minutes of Legal Committee meetings, model constitutions, and records pertaining to the Public Empoloyee Federation (PEF) Challenge, Mental Health and OSHA Campaigns, and department heads' reports. The files also include correspondence regarding the Political Action Fund, AFSCME and CSEA affiliation papers, and agreements between CSEA and various counties as well as other material pertaining to legal and administrative topics. The Subject Files encompass a broad scope of CSEA's activities and include materials from various CSEA presidents, such as personal correpondences, newspaper clippings, and internal memos. The Subject Files also include a file kept by the CSEA on Governor Mario Cuomo that includes details about his election and subsequent relationship with the CSEA. The series also includes cartoons, posters, a copy of CSEA's mission statement, advertisements, various booklets and workbooks published by CSEA, and a bumpersticker.
Publications is the largest series in CSEA's records, consisting of 19 reels of microfilm and spanning 20.88 cubic feet. The series includes pamphlets, resource books and manuals, and small papers, The Activist, CSEA @ Work, and P.S.. The series also contains the CSEA newspapers The Public Sector and The Work Force. The News Clippings series is a compilation of news clippings from several statewide and local New York State papers. CSEA Communications range from 1977-2006 and though incomplete, give insight to the major issues faced by CSEA. The Audio Visual series contains CSEA produced videos, advertisements, training videos, and footage from major CSEA events. Also included is audio tapes with CSEA jingles, speeches, and advertisements. The last group of records is the CSEA 100 Project. The CSEA 100 Project series consists of interview transcripts and audio recordings of interviews with CSEA statewide and regional officers, Board of Directors, legal representatives, and CSEA staff.
Conspicuously absent from the collection is any documentation of the strike in 1972 by CSEA members, except for any discussions in the minutes and transcripts of meetings. While only lasting two days, it is noted in New York labor history for being the first strike by state employees under New York's Taylor Law of 1967, which made it illegal for New York State employees to strike and imposed harsh financial penalties for those who did.
A selection of over 800 images from CSEA are available for viewing online from the University at Albany Libraries' Digital Collections database.
For additional labor collections in the Department, see the online subject guide for Labor.
The reels contain annual meeting minutes (with tables of contents), correspondence, President's reports, and verbatim transcripts of Board of Directors, County and State Delegate, and State Executive Committee meetings. Also contained are the minutes of special delegates meetings and the records of the Captital City Council of the Civil Service Association, 1925-1946.
Subseries 1: Board of Directors Meetings, 1925-1980, reels 1-10, 1971, 1995-2004, 2.58 cubic ft.
The Board of Directors Meetings subseries includes committe reports, memorandums, state officer reports, interim board of directors meetings, and meeting minutes. Board of Directors Meetings are held several times a year. Some of the boxes are not in chronological order because the records arrived at different times.
Included in the Annual Delegate Meetings are agendas, resolutions and bylaws under consideration, officer reports, lists of delegates, committee reports, and meeting minutes. Annual Delegate Meetings are held on a yearly basis over a 3 or 4 day period. Some of the boxes and folders are not in chronological order because the records arrived at different times.
Subseries 3: State Executive Committee Meetings, 1971-1973, 1981-1983, .56 cubic ft.
Included in the State Executive Committee Meetings are minutes, agendas, motions and resolutions, letters to members, officer reports, lists of delegates, and committee reports. State Executive Committee Meetings are held several times a year. Some of the boxes and folders are not in chronological order because the records arrived at different times.
Included in the County Executive Committee Meetings are minutes, agendas, motions and resolutions, letters to members, and transcripts of meetings. County Executive Committee Meetings are held several times a year.
Included in the Meetings of State Chapter Presidents are transcripts of meetings, minutes, memos, letters to members, notes, and committee reports.
Subseries 6: Meetings of County Delegates, 1976, .10 cubic ft. Arranged chronologically and by size.
Included in the Meetings of County Delegates are the transcripts for the March and OCtober 1976 meetings.
The Record of Resolution or Motion series is a compilation of the proposals made at various organizational meetings between 1961 and 1969 and in 1978. There is a considerable amount of information within the series as the issues raised during the meetings varied widely. This information could be used to study the organization's development during the 1960s as that decade saw radical changes in New York State labor policy.
The Legal and Administrative Files on reels contain various records pertaining to the political, legal, and administrative aspects of the CSEA. These records include the agreements between CSEA and New York State and its various units, collective bargaining agreements, and the meeting minutes of the Legal Committee. The reels also include model constitutions and by-laws, Department head minutes and reports, and Political Action Fund meeting information.
The paper portion of the Legal and Administrative Files series consists of papers pertaining to the Public Employee Federation (PEF) challenge. In the 1970's PEF challenged CSEA for sole representation of state employees in the Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services Unit. Included are memorandums, case materials, court decisions, press releases, and news clippings. The paper portion of the files also includes material that spans the entire scope of the legal and administrative aspects of CSEA, including material from the Suffolk County Chapter, the Committee on Revision of Constitution and By-Laws, and material from the Council 82 strike of 1979-1980.
The Subject Files are an artificial compilation of CSEA's many organizational activities and include information and correspondences of presidents Ted Wenzl, Joe McDermott and Danny Donohue, as well as a file kept by the CSEA on Governor Mario Cuomo. The folder of material that includes three signed cartoons by Hy Rosen, a bumper sticker, and flyers all related to President Wenzl, were donated by his son Thurman Wenzl.
CSEA Publications date from 1944-2004. The newspapers chronicles CSEA activities such as scholarship funds, solidarity marches, and the individual achievements of CSEA members. Originally entitled The Civil Service Leader the name was changed to The Public Sector in 1978. The early editions of the CSEA newspapers focused primarily on the maintenance of wages and benefits. They also listed numerous job vacancies throughout New York State and the nation. In October 1998 the newspaper's name was changed to The Work Force. Changes in New York State labor relations, a more diverse workforce, and new issues have reshaped the CSEA newspaper. The CSEA newspaper is a good source of information for researchers interested in the issues facing CSEA at the state and local levels.
The collection includes paper, microfilm, and PDF file versions of newspapers. Note that there are only a few years for which copies of the publications are available in all three formats. The PDF files are available online and were created from the microfilm copies of CSEA's publications. The quality of the microfilm used to create the PDF files varies and researchers may wish to consult the original paper version (if available). The digitization of the publications was begun in April 2006 by Sarah Cross, CSEA Intern. At present, issues from 1946-1947 and 1950-1953 are available online.
The News Clippings series is arranged chronologically and dates from 1986-2005. The series is a compilation of news clipings from several statewide and local New York newspapers. The CSEA Communications Department compiles and produces a news clippings packet on a bi or tri-monthly basis. The news clippings have been left in original packet form and are broken down by subject heading.
CSEA Communications series is arranged chronologically and dates from 1977-2006. The series includes Press Releases, Weekly Summaries, and Statements/Speeches. Press Releases, though incomplete, cover a broad range of topics from key issues to notification of meetings. The press releases are produced by CSEA and are distributed in a paper format and posted on the CSEA website. The Weekly Summaries, also known as "Hot Sheets," range from 1993-1997 and are summary memos outlining the activities of the various CSEA departments for that week. They were distributed internally and offer a glimpse into the week to week work undertaken by the CSEA. The Statements/Speeches include statements and speeches made by the CSEA and its officers regarding the union's position on key issues.
Series 8: Audio Visual, 1969-2006, 4.42 cubic ft. Arranged chronologically by format and size.
The Audio Visual series contains videos dating from 1969-2006 and audio tapes from 1976-2003. The video portion of the series includes live footage of CSEA events, advertisements, Annual Delegates Meeting opening and closings, and videos directed toward members. The audio portion of the series includes CSEA jingles, radio comments, and advertisements.
Series 9: CSEA 100 Project, 1980-2006, 1.45 cubic ft. Arranged alphabetically and by format.
The CSEA 100 Project series includes paper transcripts of interviews and audio recordings of interviews. The interviews in the series will be used in a video commemorating CSEA's 100th anniversary in 2010. The interviewees include state officers, region presidents and officers, Board of Directors, legal staff, building staff, and secretaries to state officers.
Series 10: Photographs, 1950-2004
A selection of over 800 images from CSEA are available for viewing online from the University at Albany Libraries' Digital Collections database.
Series 11: Scrapbooks, 1960-1976
This series is composed of scrapbooks from the Oneida County CSEA Chapter. The scrapbooks generally include news clippings, photographs, flyers, notices, etc. Photographs were removed from scrapbooks 2, 3, and 4 for preservation reasons.
[Note: The meeting minutes for 1925-1946 are filmed on reel 10. All reels in this series were filmed by CSEA--many pages are difficult to read.]
Series 1: Transcripts and Minutes of Meetings, 1925-2005
Subseries 1: Board of Directors Meetings, 1925-2005
Reel 1:
Transcripts of Meetings, March 7, 1933-July 28, 1955
Reel 2:
Transcripts of Meetings, 1953-October 28, 1957
Reel 3:
Transcripts of Meetings, October 1960-June, 1965
Reel 4:
Transcripts of Meetings, August 19, 1965-August 1, 1968
Reel 5:
Transcripts of Meetings, August 1, 1968-May 18, 1971
Reel 6:
Transcripts of Meetings, June 13, 1971-October 5, 1974
Reel 7:
Transcripts of Meetings, October 24, 1973-February 28, 1976
Reel 8:
Transcripts of Meetings, February 12, 1976-November 6, 1977
Reel 9:
Transcripts of Meetings, January 12, 1978-October 21, 1979
Reel 10:
Transcripts of Meetings, 1918-1946, November 29, 1979-December 2, 1979
[Includes the records of the Capital City Council of the Civil Service
Association of New York, 1925-1946.]
Box 1
Folder
1. Board of Directors Meeting, January 25, 1995
2. Board of Directors Meeting, June 2, 1995
3. Board of Directors Meeting, August 24, 1995
4. Board of Directors Meeting, January 11, 1996
5. Board of Directors Meeting, January 11, 1996
6. Board of Directors Meeting, March 7, 1996
7. Board of Directors Meeting, May 15, 1996
8. Board of Directors Meeting, August 15, 1996
9. Board of Directors Meeting, October 31, 1996
10. Board of Directors Meeting, October 31, 1996
11. Board of Directors Meeting, January 9, 1997
12. Board of Directors Meeting, February, 1997
13. Board of Directors Meeting, March 6, 1997
14. Board of Directors Meeting, April 24, 1997
15. Board of Directors Meeting, June 19, 1997
16. Board of Directors Meeting, August 27, 1997
17. Board of Directors Meeting, October 23, 1997
18. Board of Directors Meeting, January 8, 1998
19. Board of Directors Meeting, March 19, 1998
20. Board of Directors Meeting, May 28, 1998
21. Board of Directors Meeting, July 23, 1998
22. Board of Directors Meeting, September 16, 1998
23. Board of Directors Meeting, November 19, 1998
24. Board of Directors Meeting, January 14, 1999
25. Board of Directors Meeting, April 22, 1999
Box 2
Folder
1. Board of Directors Meeting, April 22, 1999
2. Board of Directors Meeting, July 29, 1999
3. Board of Directors Meeting, November 17, 1999
4. Board of Directors Meeting, January 13, 2000
5. Board of Directors Meeting, April 14, 2000
6. Board of Directors Meeting, July 13, 2000
7. Board of Directors Meeting, November 9, 2000
8. Board of Directors Meeting, January 18, 2001
9. Board of Directors Meeting, April 26, 2001
10.Board of Directors Meeting, July 12, 2001
11. Board of Directors Meeting, July 12, 2001
12. Board of Directors Meeting, November 29, 2001
13. Board of Directors Meeting, January 17, 2002
14. Board of Directors Meeting, April 4, 2002
15. Board of Directors Meeting, July 18, 2002
16. Board of Directors Meeting, October 1, 2002
17. Board of Directors Meeting, January 16, 2003
18. Board of Directors Meeting, April 10, 2003
19. Board of Directors Meeting, April 10, 2003
20. Board of Directors Meeting, July 10, 2003
21. Board of Directors Meeting, September 19, 2003
Box 3
Folder
1. Board of Directors Meeting, January 15, 2004
2. Board of Directors Meeting, January 15, 2004
3. Board of Directors Meeting, April 15, 2004
4. Board of Directors Meeting, July 8, 2004
5. Board of Directors Meeting, November 12, 2004
Box 4
Folder
1. Board of Directors Meetings September-December, 1981
2.Board of Directors Meeting, June 30, 2005
3. Interim Board of Directors Field and Member Service Department Report, July, 2005
4. Board of Directors Budget Meeting, September 13, 2005
5. Interim Board of Directors Report, November 18, 2005
Box 5
Folder
1. Board of Directors Meeting, January 28-June 16, 1971
Series 1: Transcripts and Minutes of Meetings, 1925-2005
Subseries 2: Annual Delegate Meetings, 1946-1980, 1976, 1981-1985,1989-1990, 1996-2002, 2004
Reel 11:
Transcripts of Meetings, 1947-1954
Reel 12:
Transcripts of Meetings, 1956-1962
Reel 13:
Transcripts of Meetings, 1963-1967
Reel 14:
Transcripts of Meetings, 1967, 1973-1975
Reel 15:
Transcripts of Meetings, November 1, 1967-September
22, 1972
Reel 15a:
Transcripts of Meetings, 1973, March 1975-September
1975
Reel 16:
Transcripts of Meetings, October 2, 1975-April 4,
1978
Reel 17:
Transcripts of Meetings, May 1, 1978-March 11, 1980
Box 1
Folder
1. Annual Delegate Meetings, October 5-20, 1989
2. Annual Delegate Meeting, October 22-26, 1990
3. Annual Delegate Meeting, September 22-26, 1997
4. Annual Delegate Meeting, September 22-26, 1997
5. Annual Delegate Meeting, October 4-9, 1998
6. Annual Delegate Meeting, October 18-22, 1999
7. Annual Delegate Meeting, September 25-29, 2000
8. Annual Delegate Meeting, October 29-November 2, 2001
9. Annual Delegate Meeting, September 9-13, 2002
Box 2
Folder
1. Annual Delegate Meeting, September 19-24, 2004
2. Annual Delegates Meeting, 2005
3. Annual Delegates Meeting Committee Reports, 2005
4. Annual Delegates Meeting Political Action Committee Report, 2005
Box 3
Folder
1. Annual Delegate Meeting, March 15, 1976
2. Annual Delegate Meeting, September 18-23, October 18-23, 1981
3. Annual Delegate Meeting, October 10-15, 1982
4. Annual Delegate Meeting, October 23-28, 1983
5. Annual Delegate Meeting, October 23-28, 1983
6. Annual Delegate Meeting, October 21-26, 1984
7. Annual Delegate Meeting, October 21-26, 1984
Box 4
Folder
1. Annual Delegate Meeting, October 20-25, 1985
2. Annual Delegate Meeting, October 20-25, 1985
3. Annual Delegate Meeting, October 20-25, 1985
4. Annual Delegate Meeting, September 30-October 4, 1996
Series 1: Transcripts and Minutes of Meetings, 1925-2004
Subseries 3: State Executive Committee Meetings, 1971-1983
Box 1
Folder
1. State Executive Committee Meetings, January 28, 1971-November 28, 1973
Box 2
Folder
1. State Executive Committee Meetings, January 13, 1981
2. State Executive Committee Meetings, February 18, 1981
3. State Executive Committee Meetings, April 14, 1981
4. State Executive Committee Meetings, May 13, July 23, 1981
5. State Executive Committee Meetings, September 9, 1981
6. State Executive Committee Meetings, November 18, 1981
7. State Executive Committee Meetings, January 13, 1982
8. State Executive Committee Meetings, March 10, April 14, 1982
9. State Executive Committee Meetings, May 12, July 14, 1982
Box 3
Folder
1. State Executive Committee Meetings, September 15, 1982
2. State Executive Committee Meetings, November 17, 1982
3. State Executive Committee Meetings, February 9, 1983
4. State Executive Committee Meetings, May 18, 1983
5. State Executive Committee Meetings, January 17, 2001
Series 1: Transcripts and Minutes of Meetings, 1925-2004
Subseries 4: County Executive Committee Meetings, 1948-1969, 1971-1973
Box 1
Folder
1. County Executive Committee Meetings, 1948-1960
2. County Executive Committee Meetings, 1960-1969
3. County Executive Committee Meetings, 1971
4. County Executive Committee Meetings, 1972
5. County Executive Committee Meetings, 1973
Box 2
Folder
1. County Executive Committee Meetings, January 14, April 14, May 13, 1981
2. County Executive Committee Meetings, July 23, September 9, 1981
3. County Executive Committee Meetings, November 18, 1981
4. County Executive Committee Meetings, January 13, March 10, April 14, 1982
5. County Executive Committee Meetings, May 12, July 14, 1982
6. County Executive Committee Meetings, September 15, November 17, 1982
7. County Executive Committee Meetings, February 9, May 18, 1983
Series 1: Transcripts and Minutes of Meetings, 1925-2004
Subseries 5: Meetings of State Chapter Presidents, 1971-1972, 1981-1982
Box 1
Folder
1. Meetings of State Chapter Presidents, 1971-1972
2. Meetings of State Chapter Presidents, 1981
Box 2
Folder
1. Meetings of State Chapter Presidents, 1982
Series 1: Transcripts and Minutes of Meetings, 1925-2004
Subseries 6: Meetings of County Delegates, 1976
Box 1
Folder
1. Meetings of County Delegates, March 15, 1976
2. Meetings of County Delegates, October 12, 1976
Series 2: Record of Resolution or Motion, 1961-1969, 1978
Box 1
Folder
1. Record of Resolution or Motion, 1961-paper and microfilm available
2. Record of Resolution or Motion, 1961-paper and microfilm available
3. Record of Resolution or Motion, 1962-paper and microfilm available
4. Record of Resolution or Motion, 1962-paper and microfilm available
5. Record of Resolution or Motion, 1962-paper and microfilm available
6. Record of Resolution or Motion, 1963-paper and microfilm available
7. Record of Resolution or Motion, 1963-paper and microfilm available
8. Record of Resolution or Motion, 1963-paper and microfilm available
9. Record of Resolution or Motion, 1963-paper and microfilm available
Box 2
Folder
1. Record of Resolution or Motion, 1963-paper and microfilm available
2. Record of Resolution or Motion, 1964-paper and microfilm available
3. Record of Resolution or Motion, 1964-paper and microfilm available
4. Record of Resolution or Motion, 1964-paper and microfilm available
5. Record of Resolution or Motion, 1964-paper and microfilm available
6. Record of Resolution or Motion, 1965-paper and microfilm available
7. Record of Resolution or Motion, 1965-paper and microfilm available
8. Record of Resolution or Motion, 1965-paper and microfilm available
Box 3
Folder
1. Record of Resolution or Motion, 1965-paper and microfilm available
2. Record of Resolution or Motion, 1965-paper and microfilm available
3. Record of Resolution or Motion, 1965-paper and microfilm available
4. Record of Resolution or Motion, 1966-paper and microfilm available
5. Record of Resolution or Motion, 1966-paper and microfilm available
6. Record of Resolution or Motion, 1966-paper and microfilm available
Box 4
Folder
1. Record of Resolution of Motion, 1978
Series 3: Legal and Administrative Files, 1951-2007
Reel 1
Agreements Between CSEA and New York State, 1977-1979
Legal Committee Meeting Minutes(2 folders), 1982
July 15, 1982
August 12, 1982
(2 folders) 1982
September 30, 1982
November 18, 1982
Reel 2
Agreement Between NYS and CSEA Institutional Services Unit, 1988
Agreement Between NYS and CSEA Administrative Services Unit, 1988-1991
Agreement Between CSEA and Operational Services Unit, 1988-1991
Constitution and By-laws, 1984-89
Constitution-Local, 1989
Constitution-Unit, 1989
The CSEA Activist, 1983-85
"CSEA: Building Our Future," circa 1985
"CSEA Works for You!" 1985
Department Head Meetings Minutes, 1982-1983
Department Head Reports, 1982
Department Head Reports, 1983
Reel 3
Department Head Reports, January-May, 1983
Department Head Reports, June-December, 1984
"Evolution of a Labor Union: CSEA," 1986
"Local Government Negotiations: A Handbook for CSEA Negotiating Committees and Teams," circa 1985
News Releases, 1981-1984 (4 folders)
Personnel Committee Meeting Minutes, 1975-1978
Political Action Fund Meeting, 1979, 1982 (2 Folders)
"Working Together," circa 1985
Box 1
Folder
1. Agreement between CSEA and the State of New York Administrative Services Unit, 1982-1995
2. Agreement between CSEA and the State of New York Administrative Services Unit, 1995-2007
3. Agreement between CSEA and the County of Westchester, 1988-1992
4. Agreement between the County of Rockland, 1989-1991
Agreement between NYS Thruway Authority and CSEA, 1976
5. Agreement between the State of New York and the CSEA Institutional Services Unit, 1979-1982, 1991-1995
6. Agreement between the State of New York and CSEA Institutional Services Unit, 1995-2007
7. Agreement between the CSEA and State of New York Unified Court System, 1982-1985, 1988-1991
8. Agreement between the State of New York and CSEA Division of Military and Naval Affairs Unit, 1999-2003
Agreement between the State of New York and CSEA Operational Services Unit, 1979-1991
9. Agreement between the State of New York and CSEA Division of Military and Naval Affairs Unit, 1985-1999
10. Agreement between the State of New York and CSEA Institutional Services Unit, 1995-1999, 2003-2007
11. American Federation of State, County, and Municiple Employees (AFSCME) and CSEA affiliation papers, 1978-1985
12. Mental Health Campaign, 1984-1999
13. Mental Health Campaign, undated
14. OSHA Campaign, 1978-1980
15. Political Action Materials, 2005
16. Privatization Materials, 1993-1994
17. State of the State Memo, 1980
Box 2
Folder
1. PEF Challenge, 1972-1976
2. PEF Challenge, 1977
3. PEF Challenge, 1978
4. PEF Challenge, 1978
5. PEF Challenge, 1979
6. PEF Challenge, 1979
7. PEF Challenge, 1980
8. Committee on Revision of Constitution and By-Laws
9. Suffolk County Welfare Unit, 1957-1961
Box 3
Folder
1. Agreement between the State of New York and CSEA Operational Services Unit, 1991-2007
1. Agreement between CSEA and the State of New York Administrative Services Unit, 2003-2007
3. Agreement between the State of New York and CSEA Division of Military and Naval Affairs Unit, 2003-2007
4. Agreement between the State of New York and CSEA Operational Services Unit, 2003-2007
5. Civil Service Employees Legislative Guide, 1963
6. Constitution and By-Laws, 2004
7. Constitutional Structure of CSEA, 2005
8. County Payroll Deduction Resolutions, 1958-1961
9. CSEA Policy Statements, February 2005
10. Introduction to the CSEA Legal Department and Legal Assistance Program Pamphlet, 2005
11. Legal Services Program, Winter, 2005
12. Legislative Agenda, 2005-2006
13. Legislative and Budget Issues, 2005
14. Legislative Memorandums in Support and Opposition, March-July 1997
15. Legislative Summary, 2005
16. Municipal Assistance Corporation Challenge, 1975
17. Nassau County Challenge, 1989
18. Organization History, 1969-2000
19. OSHA Protection Campaign, 1980-1983
20. Political Action Materials, 1973-1987
21. Political Action Materials, 1989-1990
22. Political Action Materials, 1996-1997
23. Political Action Materials, undated
24. Political Action Material, 1977, 1978, 1980
25. Political Action Material, 1985, 1989
26. Political Action Materials, 1977, 2005
27. Constitution and By-Laws, 1961-1965
28. Committee on Revision of Constitution and By-Laws, 1956-1965
29. Council 82 Correction Officers Strike, April 20-May 3 1979
30. Council 82 Correction Officers Strike, May 5, 1979-September 18, 1980
31. Suffolk County Welfare Unit, 1951-1961
32. Suffolk County Chapter Legislative Requests, 1964, CSEA Past and Presents, 1965
Series 4: Subject Files, 1967-2007
Box 1
Folder
1. Advertisements, 1978-2004
1. Cartoons, Undated
Box 2
Folder
1. Oversized Posters, Undated
Box 3
Folder
1. Correspondence, 1986-1995
2. Correspondence, 1996-1997
3. Cuomo, Mario, 1981-1984, 1 of 2
4. Cuomo, Mario, 1981-1984, 2 of 2
5. CSEA Bumpersticker, Undated
6. CSEA Financial Standards Code, 2005
7. CSEA Mission Statement, Undated
8. Donohue, Danny, CSEA President, 1994-2006
9. McDermott, Joseph, CSEA President, 1988-1994
10. McGowan, William L., CSEA President, 1977-1988
11. New York State Council on Children and Families, 1981-1982
12. Ted Wenzl, CSEA President, 1967-1977
Series 5: CSEA Publications, 1943-2006
The collection includes paper, microfilm,and PDF file versions of newspapers. Note that there are a few years for which copies of the publications are potentially available in all formats. The PDF files are available online and were created from the microfilm copies of CSEA's publications. At present, issues from 1946-1947 and 1950-1953 are available online.
The Civil Service Leader, Originals, 1944-1973
The Civil Service Leader, Microfilm, 1944-1947, 1950-1967, 1970-1977
Reel 1: 1944-1945
Reel 2: 1946-1947
Reel 3: 1950-1951
Reel 4: 1952-1953
Reel 5: 1954-1955
Reel 6: 1956-1957
Reel 7: 1958-1959
Reel 8: 1960-1961
Reel 9: 1962-1963
Reel 10: 1964-1965
Reel 11: 1966-19476
Reel 12: 1970-1971
Reel 13: 1972-1973
Reel 14: 1974-1975
Reel 15: 1976-1977
The issues available online can be viewed using Adobe Reader.
The Civil Service Leader, PDF Files, 1944, 1946-1947, 1950-1953
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April 11, 1944
April 18, 1944
April 25, 1944
May 2, 1944
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1946
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October 28, 1952
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November 18, 1952
November 25, 1952
December 2, 1952
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December 30, 1952
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January 6, 1953
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October 27, 1953
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December 15, 1953
December 22, 1953
December 29, 1953
The Public Sector, Originals, Bound, 1989-1996
The Public Sector, Originals, Unbound (See Boxes 6-20 below), 1978-1998
The Public Sector, Microfilm, 1978-1989
Reel 1: 1978-1980
Reel 2: 1981-1983
Reel 3: 1984-1986
Reel 4: 1987-1989
Public Employee, Originals, Bound, 1983-2005
Box 1
Folder
1. CSEA Activitiest, January 1984-Summer 1985
2. CSEA @ Work, November 1998-October 2001
3. CSEA @ Work, August 2002-May 2003
4. Labor History Newsletter, Fall 2005, Local 753 News, Winter 2005-2006, WEP/MWB Local 834, Summer 2005
5. Pamphlets, Undated, 1 of 2
6. Pamphlets, Undated, 2 of 2
7.Plain Talk, Suffolk Welfare Unit newsletter, July 1943
8.The Political Scene, 1990
9. P.S., 1993, 1996-1998
10. Resource Books and Manuals, 1976-1985
11. Resource Books and Manuals, 1986-1988
12. Resource Books and Manuals, 1989
13. Resource Books and Manuals, 1990-1995
14. Resource Books and Manuals, 1996-1997
15. Resource Books and Manuals, 1998
16. Resource Books and Manuals, 1999-2000
17. Resource Books and Manuals, 2001
18. Resource Books and Manuals, 2002
19. Resource Books and Manuals, 2004
20. Resource Books and Manuals, 2005
21. Resource Books and Manuals, Undated
22. The Wineless Vine Suffolk Chapter, 1962
Box 2
Folder
1. Communicator, June 1975, November 1977, February and April 1978
2. Regional Reporter, 1973-1985
3. Regional Reporter, 1986-1995
Box 3
Folder
1. Regional Reporter, 1996-2000
2. Regional Reporter, 2001-2002
3. Regional Reporter, 2003-2004
Box 4
Folder
1. The Public Sector, October 4-December 27, 1978
2. The Public Sector, January 10-March 28, 1979
3. The Public Sector, April 4-July 25, 1979
Box 5
Folder
1. The Public Sector, August 1-December 26, 1979
2. The Public Sector, January 9-April 30, 1980
3. The Public Sector, May 7-August 27, 1980
Box 6
Folder
1. The Public Sector, September 10-December 31, 1980
2. The Public Sector, January 14-March 25, 1981
3. The Public Sector, April 1-July 29, 1981
Box 7
Folder
1. The Public Sector, August 5-December 18, 1981
2. The Public Sector, January 4-June 18, 1982
3. The Public Sector, July 2-December 31, 1982
Box 8
Folder
1. The Public Sector, January 14-July 1, 1983
2. The Public Sector, July 1-December 30, 1983
3. The Public Sector, January 13-June 29, 1984
Box 9
Folder
1. The Public Sector, July 13-December 28, 1984
2. The Public Sector, January 11-May 31, 1985
3. The Public Sector, June 14-December 30, 1985
Box 10
Folder
1. The Public Sector, January 13-July 28, 1986
2. The Public Sector, August 11-December 29, 1986
3. The Public Sector, January 12-June 29, 1987
Box 11
Folder
1. The Public Sector, July 13-December 28, 1987
2. The Public Sector, January 11-June 13, 1988
3. The Public Sector, July 11-December 26, 1988
Box 12
Folder
1. The Public Sector, January 9-May 29, 1989
2. The Public Sector, June 12-December 25, 1989
Box 13
Folder
1. The Public Sector, January 8-June 25, 1990
2. The Public Sector, July 23-December 24, 1990
Box 14
Folder
1. The Public Sector, January 7-April 29, 1991
2. The Public Sector, June-December 1991
3. The Public Sector, January-December 1992
Box 15
Folder
1. The Public Sector, January-December 1993
2. The Public Sector, February-November 1994
3. The Public Sector, January-December 1995
Box 16
Folder
1. The Public Sector, March-December 1996
2. The Public Sector, January-May 1997
Box 17
Folder
1. The Public Sector, June-September 1997
2. The Public Sector, October-December 1997
Box 18
Folder
1. The Public Sector, January-April 1998
2. The Public Sector, May-September 1998
Box 19
Folder
1. The Work Force, October 1998-February 1999
2. The Work Force, March-May 1999
Box 20
Folder
1. The Work Force, June-September 1999
2. The Work Force, October-December 1999
3. The Work Force, January-March 2000
Box 21
Folder
1. The Work Force, April-August 2000
2. The Work Force, September-December 2000
Box 22
Folder
1. The Work Force, January-April 2001
2. The Work Force, May-August 2001
3. The Work Force, September-December 2001
Box 23
Folder
1. The Work Force, January-April 2002
2. The Work Force, May-August 2002
3. The Work Force, September-December 2002
Box 24
Folder
1. The Work Force, January-April 2003
2. The Work Force, May-August 2003
3. The Work Force, September-December 2003
Box 25
Folder
1. The Work Force, January-April 2004
2. The Work Force, May-September 2004
3. The Work Force, October-December 2004
CSEA Annual Reports, 1974-1992
Box 26
Folder
1. The Work Force, 2005
Box 27
Folder
1. Capitol Notes , September 9, October 27, 2005.
2. Gateway, July 1978, Spirit, undated, CSEA Dignity,
October 1990, Summer 1991, August 1991, Fall 1992; Newsletters from CSEA local 446, South Beach Psychiatric Center
3. Plain Talk, July, 1943. Newsletter of the Suffolk County Welfare Unit
4. South Beach CSEA News, January/February 1974, April 1974, June 1974, July 1974, September/October 1974, November 1974, January 1975, March 1975, June 1975, August 1975
5. South Beach CSEA News, June 1976, December 1976, April 1977, March/April 1978, December 1978
6. Weekly Newsletter, 1963
Box 28
Folder
1. Weekly Newsletter of the Civil Service Employees Association, Inc, February 4, 1963
Series 6: News Clippings, 1986-2005
Box 1
Folder
1. Times Union, News Clippings, 1986
2. Times Union, News Clippings, 1987
3. Times Union, News Clippings, 1988
Box 2
Folder
1. News Clippings, 1986-1991
2. News Clippings, November-December 1993
3. News Clippings, January-April 1994
4. News Clippings, April-May 1994
5. News Clippings, June-Augus, 1994
6. News Clippings, September-October 1994
7. News Clippings, October-December 1994
8. News Clippings, January-February 1995
9. News Clippings, April-May 1995
10. News Clippings, June-August 1995
11. News Clippings, August-October 1995
12. News Clippings, December, 1995-January 1996
13. News Clippings, December, 1995-February 1996
14. News Clippings, February-May 1996
15. News Clippings, May-August 1996
16. News Clippings, August-October 1996
17. News Clippings, October-December 1996
18. News Clippings, December 1996-February 1997
19. News Clippings, February-April 1997
20. News Clippings, April-June 1997
21. News Clippings, June-August 1997
22. News Clippings, August-October 1997
23. News Clippings, October-December 1997
24. News Clippings, December 1997-March 1998
25. News Clippings, March-May 1998
26. News Clippings, May-July 1998
27. News Clippings, July-September 1998
28. News Clippings, September-November 1998
29. News Clippings, November 1998-January 1999
30. News Clippings, February-April 1999
31. News Clippings, April-July 1999
32. News Clippings, August-November 1999
33. News Clippings, November 1999-January 2000
Box 3
Folder
1. News Clippings, February-April 2000
2. News Clippings, May-July 2000
3. News Clippings, August-November 2000
4. News Clippings, December 2000-January 2001
5. News Clippings, February-April 2001
6. News Clippings, May-July 2001
7. News Clippings, August-November 2001
8. News Clippings, December 2001-January 2002
9. News Clippings, February-April 2002
10. News Clippings, May-July 2002
11. News Clippings, July-September 2002
Box 4
Folder
1. News Clippings, November 2002-January 2003
2. News Clippings, February-April, 2003
3. News Clippings, May-July 2003
4. News Clippings, August-September 2003
5. News Clippings, October 2003-January 2004
6. News Clippings, February-April 2004
7. News Clippings, May-July 2004
8. News Clippings, January-April 2005
Box 5
Folder
1. News Clippings, April-June 2005
Series 7: CSEA Communications, 1977-2006
Box 1
Folder
1. Press Releases, 1986-1987
2. Press Releases, 1988
3. Press Releases, 1989
4. Press Releases, January-July 1990
5. Press Releases, August-December 1990
6. Press Releases, January-June 1991
7. Press Releases, July-December 1991
8. Press Releases, 1992
9. Press Releases, 1993
10. Press Releases, 1994
11. Press Releases, January-February 1995
12. Press Releases, March-December 1995
Box 2
Folder
1. Press Releases, 1996
2. Press Releases, January-April 1997
2. Press Releases, May-December 1997
3. Press Releases, 1998
4. Press Releases, 1999
5. Press Releases, 2000
6. Press Releases, 2001
6. Press Releases, 2001
7. Press Releases, 2002
8. Press Releases, 2003
9. Press Releases, 2004
10. Press Releases, 2005
11. Press Releases, 2005
12. Press Releases, 2006
Box 3
Folder
1. Director of Organizing Monthly Reports, 1986-1988
2. Press Releases, 1975-1978
3. Press Releases, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1985, 1995
4. Weekly Summaries, February 22-December 20 1993
5. Weekly Summaries, December 27, 1993-January 19 1994
6. Weekly Summaries, December 26, 1994-December 4 1995
7. Weekly Summaries, January 8-December 16 1996
8. Weekly Summaries, December 30, 1996-May 19 1997
Box 4
Folder
1. Press Releases, 1971, 1975, 1978, 1979
2. Statements/Speeches, 1996, 1997, undated
Series 8: Audio Visual, 1969-2007
Box 1
Tape
1. Mouseland, VHS, 1983
2. TV Spots: NYS, Sarah, Matt, Built on Care, No Matter, VHS, June 13, 1985
-Four CSEA television spots relating to the mentally disabled. Based on campaign "Built on Care"
3. Channel 10 CSEA News Coverage, VHS, March 9, 1989
-Channel 10 News coverage of state layoffs and CSEA's work to
prevent the layoffs
4. Building our Future, VHS, 1989
-Video explaining rights and benefits to union members
5. CSEA It's your Union, VHS, 1990
-Video of members testimonials on how CSEA has helped them
6. AFSCME Solidarity Day, VHS, August 31, 1991
-Video footage of AFSCME Solidarity Day including member testimonials and marching
7. CSEA Convention Video, VHS, 1991
-CSEA opening video for 1991 convention. Includes footage of Solidarity Day and the 20,000
member march on Albany
8. Nassau Election Campaign, Spots, VHS, 1992
-CSEA TV spot including members speaking out on the importance of CSEA and reminding members
to get out and vote on election day
9. Nassau Election Campaign, Spots, VHS, 1992
-CSEA TV spot including members speaking out on the importance of CSEA and reminding members
to get out and vote on election day
10. CSEA Convention Video, VHS, 1992
-CSEA opening video for 1992 convention. Based on CSEA campaign of "Public Pride Public Service"
11. Keep Public Services Public, VHS, 1993
-CSEA campaign against privatization and privateers
12. Belong to be Strong, VHS, 1993
-Video stresses the importance of participation and teaches
members how to sign up new members
Box 2
Tape
1. You Profit, VHS, February 1, 1995
-CSEA TV spot showing members profiting from CSEA's work
2. You Profit, VHS, February 1, 1995
-CSEA TV spot showing members profiting from CSEA's work
3. CSEA In Touch With You, VHS, 1995
-CSEA campaign to show that CSEA is "in touch" with union members
4. CSEA Contract Information Teleconference, VHS, April 20, 1995
-Video of CSEA teleconference to help answer member's questions
on a tentative 4-year contract that would effect 95,000 members
5. The Spot That Dropped A Republican Governor's (Pataki) Ratings By 30
Points, VHS, 1996
-Features two commercials that led to the drop of the governor's
ratings by thirty points
6. CSEA Anti-Budget Campaign, VHS, January 31, 1996
-CSEA TV spot showing the effects of state budget cuts on public
employment
7. AFSCME Convention: Bill Clinton, VHS, 1996
-Bill Clinton's speech at the 1996 AFSCME convention
8. I Can Make a Differance, VHS, 1996
9. AFSCME Convention, VHS, 1996
-Wrap up video of AFSCME convention that salutes the delegates
10. 5 For The Future, VHS, 1997
-Video of CSEA President Danny Donohue, AFSCME President Gerald
W. McEntee, and AFL-CIO President John Sweeney discussing the future of the
Labor Movement
11. 20 Years of The Public Sector: Your Story in Progress, VHS, 1997
-Video on the history of the CSEA publication, The Public
Sector
12. 20 Years of The Public Sector: Your Story in Progress, VHS, 1997
-Video on the history of the CSEA publication, The Public
Sector
Box 3
Tape
1. Theme '97, Vote '97, VHS, December, 1997
-Two, 30 second TV spots, that display the CSEA theme and stresses the importance of voting
2. Michigan Footage, VHS, 1997
-Raw footage of Lafayette Clinic including patients who were forced to leave and employees protesting
3. New York State Department of Transportation Public Service Announcement:
Safe Driving Near Snowplows, VHS, December, 1997
-Video explaining how to safely drive near snowplows
4. 1997 Voter Guide for the Constutional Convention, VHS, 1997
-Video explaining why people should vote against a constitutional convention
5. 25 Years, Fighting the Good Fight, VHS, 1997
-AFSCME video celebrating its twenty-fifth anniversary
6. CSEA 1998 Convention Video, VHS, 1998
-CSEA opening video for 1998 convention. CSEA members give testimonials
7. CSEA 1998 Convention Video, VHS, September 24, 1998
-CSEA opening video for 1998 convention. CSEA members give testimonials
8. Healthcare, VHS, March 16, 1998
-CSEA TV spot on the effects that healthcare employees have
on peoples' lives
9. The AFSCME Advantage, VHS, October 1, 1998
-Video explaining the positive things AFSCME does for CSEA. Members give feedback on the good that
comes from the partnership
10. Developmentally Disabled, VHS, January, 1999
-CSEA TV spot on the developmentally disabled. Talks about the CSEA Cares Campaign and the 10,000 CSEA members
that work in the profession
11. Bob Lattimer Tribute, VHS, October, 1999
-Video tribute to 20 year Western Region President Bob Lattimer
12.CSEA 1999 Convention, VHS,
-Two versions of the CSEA opening video for the 1999 convention. Members give testimonials on the benefits of
being a CSEA member
Box 4
Tape
1. We Are the Union, VHS, 1999
-Video stressing the importance of CSEA's growth and transformation for the future
2.CSEA Conference Close, VHS, September 19, 2000
3. AFSCME 2000: Bill Clinton, VHS, June 30, 2000
-President Clinton's speech at the 2000 AFSCME Convention
4. CSEA-Vote 2000, VHS, 2000
-Video persuading people to vote in 2000 including speeches by Hillary Clinton and Al Gore on the importance of voting
5. CSEA-That's Me!, VHS, 2000
-Video of members explaining how CSEA helped to organize their workforce
6. CSEA-That's Me!: 1)Political action 2)Political Action-Vote, VHS, October, 2000
-CSEA TV spots focused on workers working to get things done with CSEA
7. 2000 CSEA Annual Delegates Meeting Opening Video, VHS,
-CSEA opening video for the 2001 annual convention. Based on the campaign "CSEA That's Me!"
8. Fired Up, VHS, October 25, 2001
-Video explaining the importance of when one voice is joined by many then it will be heard
9. Fired Up, VHS, October 25, 2001
-Video explaining the importance of when one voice is joined by many then it will be heard
10. CSEA Mental Health, VHS, February 21, 2001
-2 CSEA TV spots on mental health. Focused on the mentally disabled and their need for family and community support
11. Organize for Power, VHS, 2001
-AFSCME video that teaches people how to organize
12.RX Reform, VHS, 2002
-CSEA TV spot focused on the increase of prescription drug costs and the need for reform
Box 5
Tape
1. Star Spangled Banner, VHS, 2002
-Video of CSEA members uniting to sing the national anthem in remembrance of the 5 members
who died on 9/11 in the World Trade Center
2. Star Spangled Banner, VHS, 2002
-Video of CSEA members uniting to sing the national anthem in remembrance of the 5 members
who died on 9/11 in the World Trade Center
3. AFSCME Members Fight Back, VHS, 2002
-AFSCME video on paycheck protection. Explains how it is a deception and an attack on unions
4. Victory in Ellenville, VHS, 2002
-Victory of Ellenville hospital workers to organize
5. Victory in Ellenville, VHS, 2002
-Victory of Ellenville hospital workers to organize
6. CSEA 2002 Convention Video, VHS, September 5, 2002
-CSEA opening video for the 2002 annual convention. Based on CSEA's campaign "Make it Happen"
7. A New Day for Homecare, VHS, 2002
-AFSCME video about home care workers that came together to form a union for better pay and health insurance
8. CSEA 2003 Annual Conference, VHS, 2003
-CSEA opening video for 2003 convention. Based on CSEA and AFSCME affiliation
9. AFSCME Lobby Day Tape 1, VHS, March 30, 2004
-Live footage from the 2004 AFSCME lobby day in Albany, New York
10. AFSCME Lobby Day Tape 2, VHS, March 30, 2004
-Live footage from the 2004 AFSCME lobby day in Albany, New York
11. AFSCME Lobby Day Tape 3, VHS, March 30, 2004
-Live footage from the 2004 AFSCME lobby day in Albany, New York
12. CSEA/ CN-9 Partnership
13. Tribute to Irene Carr, DVD, 2004
-Video tribute to longtime CSEA State Secretary Irene Carr
Box 6
Tape
1. Make Your Mark, VHS, 2004
-Campaign to get members to donate to SEFA
2. Make Your Mark, VHS, 2004
-Campaign to get members to donate to SEFA
3. CSEA Political Action Video, VHS, undated
4. We Are the Union, VHS, undated
5. Working Together, VHS, undated
6. The CSEA Grievance Representation Training Program, VHS, undated
7. CSEA/NYFF Video News Release, VHS, undated
8. Report From the State Senate: with Senator [William T.] Stachowski, Danny
Donohue, and Joe Montalio, VHS, undated
9. Clinton/Gore: The AFSCME Victory, VHS, undated
10. Clinton/Gore: The AFSCME Victory, VHS, undated
11. Political Action, VHS, undated
12. It's up to Me, VHS, undated
Box 7
Tape
1. Reduction in Force-What it Could Mean to You, VHS, undated
2. Reduction in Force-What it Could Mean to You, VHS, undated
3. Moving Forward-Surviving a Layoff, VHS, undated
4. We Can Shape the Future, VHS, undated
5. Public Service, Public Pride, VHS, undated
Box 8
Tape
1. CSEA Information on Layoffs for NYS Employees Tape 1, Beta-cam, March 6, 1989
2. CSEA Information on Layoffs for NYS Employees Tape 2, Beta-cam, March 6, 1989
3. New York Network: CSEA Update, Beta-cam, February 28, 1995
CSEA Kiosk Video, Beta-cam, undated
General Overview of Layoff Procedure, Beta-cam, undated
Box 9
Tape
1. Lochner-Shapiro Debate part 1, Audiotapes, July 9, 1969
2. Lochner-Shapiro Debate part 2, Audiotapes, July 9, 1969
3. Capital Report, Audiotapes, April 4, 1972
4. Capital Report, Audiotapes, April 4, 1972
5. CSEA Demonstration, Audiotapes, March 18, 1975
6. CSEA Demonstration, Audiotapes, March 18, 1975
Box 10
Tape
1. State Contract Reopener, Audiotape, September 30, 1976
2. New York Closed, Audiotape, April 11, 1977
3. Public Employees Theme, LP, 1978
4. CSEA 1981 Slide Show, Audiotape, 1981
5. CSEA Slide Show, Audiotape, May, 1984
6. CSEA-Long Island Growing, Audiotape, October 5, 1984
7. Comparable Worth 1, Audiotape, 1984
8. Comparable Worth 2, Audiotape, 1984
9. Comparable Worth News Conference, November 7, 1985
10. NYS CWEP-3 Spots, Audiotape, June, 1985
11. CSEA 75 Years of Pride, Audiotape, 1985
12. CSEA 75 Years of Pride, Audiotape, 1985
13. Sullivan County-One Cut: Thank You, Audiotape, July 28, 1986
14. Joe McDermott, Badillio Endorsement, Audiotape, August 25, 1986
15. P-9 Strikers and McGowan, Audiotape, May 7, 1986
16. Sullivan County Radio, Audiotape, July 21-25, 1986
17. McGowan Endorsement of Ed Bloch for Congress, Audiotape, October
9, 1986
18. McGowan-Arvis, Audiotape, April 17, 1986
19. Orange County-One Cut: Thank You, Audiotape, August 4, 1986
20. Orange County-Campaign, Audiotape, July 8, 1986
21. Orange County-One Cut Late Ballots, Audiotape, July 23-25, 1986
22. McGowan-Asbestos Abatement Act News Conference, Audiotape, March
11, 1986
23. Binghamton Radio, Audiotape, June, 1987
24. McGowan-Labor Day, Audiotape, 1987
25. Comparable Worth-Hartnett and McGowan, Audiotape, April 7, 1987
26. School Closing Radio, Reel, December, 1988
27. President McDermott: You've had Enough, Audiotape, November, 1989
28. President McDermott-Contract Negotiation Spot 2, Audiotape, November,
1989
29. Nassau County Radio-Testimonial 1, Audiotape, 1989
30. Nassau County Radio-Testimonial 1, Audiotape, 1989
31. Nassau County Radio-Testimonial 2, Audiotape, 1989
32. Nassau County Radio-Testimonial 2, Audiotape, 1989
33. Matrix Managed Care, Audiotape, 1989
34. Nassau County Radio-Testimonial, Audiotape, 1989
35. Nassau County Radio-Testimonial, Audiotape, 1989
36. Westchester Run-Off Election, Audiotape, December 27, 1989
37. Westchester Run-Off Election, Audiotape, December 27, 1989
38. Westchester Campaign-Three Testimonials, Audiotape, November, 1989
39. Westchester Campaign-Three Testimonials, Audiotape, November, 1989
40. Nassau County Television-Island, Audiotape, 1989
41. Nassau County Television-Island, Audiotape, 1989
42. Westchester Run-Off, Audiotape, January, 1999
43. Westchester Run-Off, Audiotape, January, 1999
44. Snow Plow, Audiotape, November 13, 1991
45. WBLS-Mental Health Cuts, Audiotape, February 26, 1991
46. CSEA School Closing Spots, Audiotape, January 4, 1991
47. Cuomo, Audiotape, February 13, 1991
48. Cuomo, Audiotape, February 13, 1991
49. Snow Closing Spots, Audiotape, January 11, 1991
50. CSEA Election, Audiotape, 1992
51. Con-Con-NYS AFL-CIO, Audiotape, 1992
52. CSEA Convention, Audiotape, August 26, 1997
53. Prospering in America, Audiotape, May 13, 1997
54. Prospering in America, Audiotape, March 4, 1997
55. We Are The Union, Audiotape, 1997
56. We Are The Union, Audiotape, 1997
57. CSEA North Country Disaster, Audiotape, 1998
Box 11
Tape
1. February Contract, Audiotape, 1998
2. Contract Radio, Audiotape, August-September, 1998
3. Healthcare, Audiotape, March 12, 1998
4. CSEA Contract, Audiotape, 1999
5. CSEA Contract, Audiotape, 1999
6. Developmental Disabilities Radio 2, Audiotape, March 1, 1999
7. CSEA Member Contract, Member Testimonials, Audiotape, June 3, 1999
8. Three Member Contract Radio, Audiotape, June 11, 1999
9. Genaeral Contract, Audiotape, 1999
10. Contract Testimonial, Audiotape, 1999
11. Nassau 1, Audiotape, September 10, 1999
12. Nassau 1, Audiotape, September 10, 1999
13. Vote, School Closing, Theme, Audiotape, 1999
14. Danny Donohue-Peoples Business, 1999
15. Star Spangled Banner, Audiotape, August 22, 2000
16. COLA News Conference, Audiotape, May 9, 2000
17. CSEA 1999-2000 Theme, Audiotape, 2000
18. Healthcare, Audiotape, April 12, 2001
19. Ulster County, Audiotape, August 28, 2001
20. Lonibery-WHHM, Audiotape, January 29-30, 2001
21. Yonkers School Funding, Audiotape, October 16, 2001
22. Buffalo Snow, Audiotape, January 11, 2002
23. Long Island Image 1 and 2, Audiotape, May 31, 2002
24. Register-Vote, Audiotape, August 20, 2002
25. Ellenville Hospital, Ulster County, Audiotape, April 24, 2002
26. Bills' Radio, Audiotape, September 15, 2002
27. RX Reform, Governors Budget, Audiotape, January and March 2003
28. RX Reform, Governors Budget, Audiotape, January and March 2003
29. Call the Governor, CD, March 6, 2003
30. Rose Brooks, Audiotape, undated
31. CSEA Jingle, Audiotape, undated
32. Mondale, Audiotape, undated
33. NY Deserves the Best: Mario Cuomo for Governor, Audiotape, undated
34. CSEA Capital Region, Audiotape, undated
35. CSEA Jingle, Audiotape, undated
36. McGowan, Audiotape, undated
37. CSEA Workplace Weekly, Audiotape, undated
38. End of the Line, Audiotape, undated
39. Mental Health Demo, Audiotape, undated
40. Belong to be Strong, Audiotape, undated
41. Belong to be Strong, Audiotape, undated
42. Who Will do the Work?, Audiotape, undated
43. Who Will do the Work?, Audiotape, undated
44. Message for You, Audiotape, undated
45. Built on Care, Audiotape, undated
46. CSEA Theme Loop, Audiotape, undated
47. Bad for our Taxpayers, Audiotape, undated
48. CSEA Capital Region Voice, Audiotape, undated
49. Cut the Fat, Audiotape, undated
50. Look Long Island, Audiotape, undated
51. Written Exam Exercise, Audiotape, undated
52. AFL-CIO Council 50, Audiotape, undated
53. Middletown Radio, Audiotape, undated
54. Restore Jobs, Audiotape, undated
Foundation of Advocacy for Mental Health News Conference: Rosalyn Carter, DVD, April 24, 2006
-CSEA sponsored news conference introducing Rosalyn Carter’s involvement with the Foundation of Advocacy for Mental Health. Includes speeches by Matilda Cuomo, Jerry Jennings, Joseph Bruno, Rosalyn Carter and Steven Madarasz. DVD came with a paper press release from the CSEA.
Foundation of Advocacy for Mental Health Video Clips and Presentation: Rosalyn Carter, DVD, April 24, 2006
-Video clips from WNYT News Channel 13 and Capital News 9 regarding Rosalyn Carter’s news conference as well as the conference itself featuring Carter and Matilda Cuomo. DVD came with a paper press release from the CSEA.
Leading the Fight for Worker Safety, DVD, 2006
-Documentary film produced by the CSEA outlining their struggle to bring the issue of public employee safety to the attention of both the government and the public.
Remembering John J. Kelly Jr., DVD, 2006
-Video describing the important role played by former CSEA lead council John J. Kelly Jr., as well as the scholarship started in his name. Includes and interview with Kelly's son Jim.
OMR Slideshow, DVD, 2006
-Slideshow showing several CSEA members of the Office of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities.
Danny Donohue Slideshow, DVD, November 1, 2006
-Slideshow shown at the Special Olympics banquet honoring CSEA president Danny Donohue.
Recommendations for an Ageny Policy on Computer Workstation Ergonomics, DVD, March, 2005
-Video produced by the State of New York in association with the CSEA to give guidance for all state agencies relating to computer station ergonomics.
Interview with Drs. William Bronston and Michael Wilkins, Willowbrook State School, DVD, August 19, 2007
-Videotaped interview with the two physicians instramental in exposing the poor conditions at the Willowbrook State School in the 1970s.
Series 9: CSEA 100 Project, 1980-2007
Box 1
Folder
1. Jimmy Carter Remarks, November 1980
-Transcript of President Jimmy Carter's remarks at the CSEA Annual Delegates Meeting 1980.
2. Interview Transcript, Irene Carr, January 1996
-Served as CSEA statewide Secretary.
3. Interview Transcript, Rita Fobrail, September 1998
-Was head supervisor of the CSEA headquarters night crew for 30 years.
4. Interview Transcript, Judy Richardson, September 1998
-Served as director of insurance for CSEA starting in 1986.
5. Interview Transcript, Bill Blom, July 2001
-CSEA Director of Research, 1962-1992.
6. Interview Transcript, Marty Langer, July 2001
-Served as statewide Political Action Chairman. Under Bill McGowan, Langer was director of the Labor Management Committee and went on to be the consultant for CSEA's Mental
Hygiene Group.
7. Interview Transcript, Bob Lattimer, July 2001
-Served as president of the Buffalo City Local, 1970-72. Held chair of the AFSCME Affiliation
Committee. Served as the CSEA Region VI President for over 24 years.
8. Interview Transcript, Jerry Lefkowitz, July 2001
-Served nineteen years as Deputy Chairman of PERB. Also served as Deputy Counsel of CSEA.
9. Bill Clinton Remarks, November 2001
-President Bill Clinton's remarks at the CSEA Annual Delegates Meeting, 2001
10. Interview Transcript, Michael Murphy, April 2002
-Local president of Central Islip Psychitric Center from 1965 to 1973.
11. Interview Transcript, Ramona Gallagher and Bob Lattimer, August 2002
-Served as president of Local 352 in 1973-1974. Appointed to the Statewide Political Action Committee and was the first Political Organizer for the joint CSEA-AFSCME Political Action Committee.
12. Interview Transcript, Charlie Peritore, October 2002
-Served as chair and president of Chapter 1000 of AFSCME.
13. Interview Transcript, Flo Trippi, October 2002
-Helped organize a Health Department unit of CSEA and served as president. Now serves as Region 6 President
14. Interview Transcript, Rosemary Carey, December 2002
-Worked at CSEA from 1967-1987. Temporarily worked for CSEA President Dr. Wenzl and then Joe Rulyea.
15. Interview Transcript, Ellen Burke, April 2003
-Held positions of CSEA statewide Secretary, 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Vice President.
16. Interview Transcript, Judy Burgess, April 2003
-Served as Secretary of Region 6 for 17 years. Also held position of Executive Assistant to CSEA President Bill McGowan
17. Interview Transcript, Victor Costa, April 2003
-Former CSEA 1st Vice President.
18. Interview Transcript, James Roemer, April 2003
-Attorney and former General Council to CSEA.
19. Interview Transcript, Gregory G. Szurmcki, April 2003
-Helped organize a local at Kings Park Psychiatric Center. Served as local president an was co-author of first election manual for CSEA.
20. Interview Transcript, Betty Collins, July 2003
-Former union organizer and Treasurer of CSEA.
21. Interview Transcript, Joe Dolan, July 2003
-Former field representative and Executive Director of CSEA.
22. Interview Transcript, Joe McDermott, September 2003
-Served as Capital Region President (1973-1982), Executive Vice President (1982-1984), and Statewide President (1988-1994).
23. Interview Transcript, Mike Moran, July 2003
-Twice held the post of Director of Communications for CSEA.
24. Interview Transcript, Danny Donohue, December 2004
-Currently Serves as CSEA statewide President (1994-present).
25. Interview Transcript, Ed Draves, December 2004
-Political activist and former CSEA Assistant Legislative and Legislative Director of CSEA.
26. Interview Transcript, James Featherstonaugh, December 2004
-Attorney and lobbyist and former Executive Council for CSEA.
27. Interview Transcript, Tom Hobart, December 2004
-President of the New York State United Teachers Union.
28. Interview Transcript, Tom Quimby , December 2004
-Former CSEA field representative, Director of Education, and Director of LEAP.
29. Interview Transcript, Loretta Carol, undated
-Held position of Executive Secretary in the Executive Office. Worked for three statewide secretaries, Irene Carr, Candy Saxton, and Barbara Reeves.
30. Interview Transcript, Roger Cole, undated
-Worked for CSEA 1974-1998. Served as Director of Communications and was the editor of the CSEA publication, The Public Sector (1978-1998).
31. Interview Transcript, Cindy Derguarian, undated
-Served as a member of the Board of Directors and was a trustee of the Employees Benefit Fund.
32. Interview Transcript, Nick Lamorte, undated
-Current CSEA president for the Long Island Region.
33. Interview Transcript, Elaine Mootry, undated
-Served on the State Board of Directors and as a CSEA delegate.
34. Interview Transcript, Nick Palacino, undated
-Held position of Field Representative for CSEA and serviced the psychiatric centers of Long Island.
35. Interview Transcript, Lorraine Hickey-Korf, undated
-Served as secretary for statewide treasurers, Mary Sullivan and Maureen Malone.
36. Interview Transcript, Jack Rice, undated
-Worked as a lawyer in the firm of Degraf, Foy, Connelly, and Holt Harris (the counsel for CSEA Starting in the 1930s). Held position of principle partner in charge of CSEA from
1967-1972.
37. Interview Transcript, Rita Slattery, undated
-Served as Executive Secretary to the vice president and assistant to the president. Currently she holds the position
office manager/assistant to the president.
38. Interview Transcript, Rita Wallace, undated
-Served as the 3rd, 2nd, and 1st Executive Vice President, and president of the Nassau Local. Currently serves on the Nassau University Medical Center Board of Directors to which he was
appointed by Governor Pataki.
39. Interview Transcript, Elizabeth Moore, April 2005
-Former Assistant Council for Labor Issues for Governors Hugh Carey and Mario Cuomo
40. Interview Transcript, Norman Adler, April 2005
-Lobbying consultant speaking about his work with the CSEA.
41. Interview Transcript, Joe Conway, April 2005
-CSEA union representative speaking about his career.
42. Interview Transcript, Jerome Lefkowitz , April 2005
-Speaking about the Taylor Law
43. Interview Transcript, Joe Reedy, April 2005
-Former CSEA collective bargaining specialist speaking about his career.
44. Interview Transcript, Jack Rice, April 2005
-Speaking about various aspects of the Taylor Law.
45. Interview Transcript, Judy Richards, April 2005
-Former President of SUNY Empire State College Local CSEA.
46. Interview Transcript, Larry Scanlon, April 2005
-AFSCME Political Director speaking about his various roles and jobs within the CSEA.
47. Interview Transcript, H. Carl McCall , May 2005
-Former New York State Senator and Comptroller speaking about his working relationship with the CSEA.
48. Interview Transcript, Mel Osterman, May 2005
-Former New York State Director if Employee Relations speaking about working with the CSEA.
49. Interview Transcript, Harry Albright, July 13, 2005
-Former Rockefeller Administration law council speaking about his working relationship with the CSEA.
Box 1A
Folder
1. Interview Transcript, Mario Cuomo, January 25, 2006
-Former New York State Governor speaking about the CSEA
2. Interview Transcript, Christopher Finan, January 25, 2006
-Author and historian speaking about the life of former New York State Governor Alfred E. Smith
3. Interview Transcript, Danny Donohue, March 6, 2006
-CSEA president speaking about the Public Employee Safety and Health Act
4. Interview Transcript, Al DeMarco, March 7, 2006
-Former Deputy Director of the Governor’s Office of Employee Relations speaking about the CSEA
5. Interview Transcript, Paul Castellani, March 7, 2006
-Former official in the New York State Office of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities speaking about the CSEA
6. Interview Transcript, Linda Angello, March 15, 2006
-New York State Commissioner of Labor speaking about the Public Employee Safety and Health Act
7. Interview Transcript, Jackie Scott, Denise Futia, Heidi Pleath, Bernie Rouse Part 1, June 22, 2006
8. Interview Transcript, Jackie Scott, Denise Futia, Heidi Pleath, Bernie Rouse Part 2, June 22, 2006
-Four veteran CSEA staffers speaking about their memories
9. Interview Transcript, Nancy Hoffman, June 21, 2006
-Former CSEA General Council speaking about her role with the CSEA
10. Interview Transcript, Dennis Hughes, June 21, 2006
-AFL-CIO president speaking about the CSEA
11. Interview Transcript, Daniel Walsh, June 21, 2006
-Business Council of New York State president speaking about the CSEA
12. Interview Transcript, Marty Langer, June 22, 2006
-Activist and unofficial CSEA historian speaking about the union
13. Interview Transcript, David Stack, June 22, 2006
-CSEA Director of Internal Operations speaking about the union
Box 1B
Folder
1. Interview Transcript, Joseph L. Persico, July 18, 2006
-Author and former speech writer for Governor Nelson Rockefeller speaking about his relationship with the CSEA
2. Interview Transcript, Jim Kelly, July 20, 2006
- Son of former CSEA lead council John Kelly speaking about his father
3. Interview Transcript, Dr. William Bronston, August 19, 2007
- Physician who was instrumental in revealing the terrible conditions at the Willowbrook Hospital for the Mentally Retarded in the 1970s.
4. Interview Transcript, Dr. Michael Wilkins, August 19, 2007
- Physician who was instrumental in revealing the terrible conditions at the Willowbrook Hospital for the Mentally Retarded in the 1970s.
Box 2
Tape
1. Interview with Rita Fobrail, Judy Richardson, Audiotape, September 1998
2. Interview with William Blom, Audiotape, July 2001
3. Interview with Marty Langer, Audiotape, July 2001
4. Interview with Bob Lattimer, Audiotape, July 2001
5. Interview with Jerry Lefkowitz, Audiotape, April 2002
7. Interview with Ramona Gallagher and Bob Lattimer, Audiotape, August 2002
8. Interview with Charlie Peritore, Audiotape, October 2002
9. Interview with Flo Trippi, Audiotape, October 2002
10. Interview with Ellen Burke, Audiotape, April 2003
11. Interview with Judy Burgess, Audiotape, April 2003
12. Interview with Victor Costa, Audiotape, April 2003
13. Interview with James Roemer, Audiotape, April 2003
14. Interview with Gregory G. Szurnicki, Audiotape, April 2003
15. Interview with Betty Collins, Audiotape, July 2003
15. Interview with Joe Dolan, Audiotape, July 2003
16. Interview with Danny Donohue, Audiotape, December 2004
17. Interview with Ed Draves, Audiotape, December 2004
18. Interview with Jim Featherstone, Audiotape, December 2004
19. Interview with Tom Quimby, Audiotape, December 2004
20. Interview with Loretta Carol, Lorraine Hickey-Korf, Audiotape, undated
21. Interview with Roger Cole, Audiotape, undated
22. Interview with Cindy DerGuarian, Audiotape, undated
23. Interview with Nick Lamorte, Audiotape, undated
24. Interview with Nick Pollicino, Elaine Mootry, Audiotape, undated
25. Interview with Jack Rice-Part 1 and 2, Audiotape, undated
26. Interview with Jack Rice-Part 3, Audiotape, undated
27. Interview with Rita Slattery, Audiotape, undated
28. Interview with Rita Wallace, Audiotape, undated
29. Interview with Elizabeth Moore, Audiotape, April 2005
30. Interview with Norm Adler, April 2005
31. Interview with Joe Conway, April 2005
32. Interview with Jerome Lefkowitz, April 2005
33. Interview with Joe Reedy, April 2005
34. Interview with Jack Rice, April 2005
35. Interview with Judy Richards, April 2005
36. Interview with Larry Scanlon, April 2005
37. Interview with H. Carl McCall, May 2005
38. Interview with Mel Osterman, Audiotape, May 2005
39. Interview with Harry Albright, Part 1, Audiotape, July 13, 2005
40. Interview with Harry Albright, Part 2, Audiotape, July 13, 2005
41. Interview with Mario Cuomo, Audiotape, January 2006
Box 3
Tape
Series 10: Photographs, 1950-2007
A selection of over 800 images from CSEA are available for viewing online from the University at Albany Libraries' Digital Collections database.
Series 11: Scrapbooks, 1960-1976
Box 1
Book 1, 1960-1966
Book 2, 1967-1968
Book 3, 1968-1969
Book 4, 1969-1971
Book 5, 1972-1976
Box 2
Folder
1. Photographs removed from Oneida CSEA Chapter Scrapbooks # 2, 3 and 4 for preservation reasons, circa 1967-1971
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