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Fridoy, July I 4, 1972 Post-Star ond Times, Glens Falls. N.Y. -3 CSEA Gets Court Order Blocking State Plan to Dock Employes ing the no-strike section of the vious conflict between both substantive definitions and remedies." Moreover, the CSEA asserted that a "self-styled" investigation by the office of Employe Relations into the charges was definitions and remedies." Moreover, the CSEA asserted that a "self-styled" investigation by the office of Employe Relations into the charges was "grossly incomplete, unreliable and insufficient." ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) The Civil Service Employes Association (CSEA) obtained a court order today blocking temporarily the state's plan to penalize employes charged with striking Easter weekend. At the same time, State Supreme Court Judge Russell G.

Hunt issued an order returnable July 28 directing the state to show cause why it should not be permanently enjoined from docking the pay of state workers who participated in the strike. The State Office of Employe Relations notified 7,500 workers by mail earlier this year that they were charged with violat- whether hearings will be held up to the employer. It also allows penalties before the employe can explain himself, the CSEA said. The union asserted: "The loss of valuable personal property and civil right the result of the unconstitutional arid illegal administrative fiat of the director of employe relations without compliance with the due process requirement of the Constitution of the United States and the Constitution of the State of New York." The CSEA brief described the legal rights of the employes as "a regulatory maze with ob- FUDiic Employe Relations Law, or so-called Taylor Law. Judge Hunt's stay of the state's planned action applies to those employes who had filed affidavits raising questions about the allegations against them.

The CSEA action seeks to have the penalties declared unconstitutional and follows an announcement Tuesday that the state would start collecting payroll penalties July 20. The penalties are two days pay for each day on strike. The CSEA said that the Taylor law allows charged employes to file an affidavit in defense, but leaves the decision on For a travel thrill STOP at the ADIRONDACK GALLERY fV ill '7 (('- A ONRte.28 3 milet east of Indian Lak Village SPECTACULAR SCENIC 0UTL00XI GREAT GIFTS ARTS CRAFTS! Bring this ad for 10 discount State any Pension itali News Bills Killed 1 Iff .1 Soyfii Briefs Mrs. George McGovern waves from her box to the delegates at Winnpr Wifp Democratic National Convention in Miami Beach after her husband won the presidential nomination on the first ballot Wednesday night. LUNCHEON served daily from 12 noon ALBANY, N.Y.

(AP) The State Cornrnission on Public Employe Pensions reported Wednesday that it persuaded the legislature to kill many pension bills that would have cost taxpayers well over $100 million. But in two major cases, the legislature and the governor disregarded the commission's recommendations and enacted bills with costly implications, said the commission in a 59- page reporf. One of the bills provided additional annual pension benefits for police and firemen in Rochester. The other bill exempted 64 school districts and the City of Yonkers from the constitutional limitation on real property taxes in making contributions to meet the costs of retirement and Social Security benefits. Suspect in Bank Robbery In Buffalo Is Arrested Never on Monday except August Dial 668-6601 3 BUFFALO "(AP) A man police accused of pulling off "an obviously well-planned" bank robbery here Wednesday was arrested In Detroit.

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Oliver's wife Linda was in the car with him, but was not charged. Oliver, who police said wore a wig and a plastic beard, was accused of herding six bank employes into a vault after terrorizing a woman teller with a .45 caliber pistol outside the bank minutes before its scheduled opening for business. RESTAURANTS (NOW 2 LOCATIONS) NOTICE OF PROPOSED CHANGES IN TELEPHONE COMPANY SCHEDULES Notlc ii hmbr civen that tariff revluon bu been filed with th Public Scrvic CommiMlon. Sutc of New York, effective August 1, 1972. which require that deposit ahall be made by any applicant or subscriber who ia furnished facilities or wrvice for use in connection with a federal, state or local election campaign for political office or in connection with a question, proposition or any other matter which is on an election ballot The proposed tariff revuion it deiijrned to reflect the Company's customary irsetice in handlirur requests for Election Service.

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Dean Named SYRACUSE, N.Y. (AP) -Dr. Robert V. Jelinek has been appointed the first dean of the School of Environmental and Resource Engineering at the T. State College of Environmental Science and Forestry here.

Jelinek, 45, formerly was professor of chemical engineering at Syracuse University. He spent the past year on leave as program director for engineering chemistry for the National Science Foundation in Washington, D.C. The new school was reorganized about a year ago to find ways of utilizing forest resources with minimum disturbance of the natural environment. Jelinek begins his job Aug. 1.

MS Clinic ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) An outpatient clinic to aid multiple sclerosis sufferers has been established at Albany Medical Center Hospital through support from the Multiple Sclerosis Society, the center has announced, The center said that the facility, the first of its kind in the area, will begin receiving patients July 20. 'Weed'Trees ITHACA, N.Y. (AP) Forestry practices that ignore "weed" trees because they lack commercial value may be ecologically and economically unsound, say Cornell and Yale University scientists. Cornell's Peter L.

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"Women must be the force, which demands that we will allow no one else to decide for us if and when Fourth Jetport In Doubt ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) -Stewart Airport is too distant and other potential sites have' encountered too much opposition from environmentalists for there to be much hope of providing a fourth major jetport for the New York City area in the near future, State Transportation Department planners have concluded. The problems were outlined in the department's preliminary 20-year master plan, issued this week. Stewart, the former Air Force base near Newburgh, 65 miles from Manhattan, would probably prove inadequate even if access were improved, the plan notes. Instead, the upstate airport, slated for development by the state's Metropolitan Transportation Authority, will probably be converted into a moderately sized regional facility for.

scheduled air passenger and cargo service. Other new sites for a major jetport "considered successively since the late 1950s at increasing distances from Manhattan, haye been rejected as environmentally incompatible by local communities," the planners said. And a study of a proposal for an offshore airport to relieve congest at the three existing major facilities has already indicated significant costs and access problems. "The capacity of the present airports must be utilized in a manner that will give maximum service to travelers while at the same time cause less disruption to the environment," was the department's tentative answer. The master plan states that more traffic, especially in the lOO-to-300-mile range, should be diverted to rail and bus service; operational and scheduling changes should be made at the airports, and vertical or short take-off and Landing aircraft should be considered for more generalise.

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