AFSCME Elects Its Leaders Into the Year 2000

McEntee and Lucy swept back into office. Seven new International vice presidents elected.

AFSCME Pres. Gerald W. McEntee and Sec.-Treas. William Lucy were re-elected to their fourth term as a team by an over-whelming majority of Convention delegates.

However, the 1996-2000 makeup of the International Executive Board changed greatly. Nearly a fourth of the members are new, after retirements and contested elections at the Convention.

The names of the seven new vice presidents are in bold:

CALIFORNIA
George Popyack

CAPITAL
Glenard Middleton

CARIBBEAN
Jeanette Wynn

CENTRAL
Stephan Fantauzzo

EASTERN
Carolyn Holmes

HAWAII
Russell Okata

ILLINOIS
Henry Bayer
Roberta Lynch

MICHIGAN
Gloria Cobbin Flora Walker

MIDWESTERN
Jan Corderman

NEW YORK CITY
Albert Diop
Stanley Hill

NEW YORK STATE
Anthony Gingello

CSEA
Danny Donohue
George Boncoraglio
Mary Sullivan

NORTHERN
NEW ENGLAND
Due to an admitted error by the American Arbitration Association which conducted the elections, the Northern New England Legislative District IVP election was invalidated. It is scheduled forAugust 10, 1996.

SOUTHERN
NEW ENGLAND
Dominic Badolato

NORTH
CENTRAL
Peter Benner

NORTHWESTERN
Chris Dugovich

NUHHCE/1199
Henry Nicholas
Kathy Sackman

OHIO
William Endsley

OCSEA
Ronald Alexander

OAPSE
Joseph Rugola

PENNSYLVANIA
Edward Keller
Bruno Dellana

SOUTHERN
Garland Webb

SOUTHWESTERN
W. Faye Cole

WISCONSIN
Michael Murphy

By Susan Ellen Holleran