United Rubber, Cork, Linoleum, and Plastic Workers of America. Local 19: Records, 1933–1992
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Title: United Rubber, Cork, Linoleum, and Plastic Workers of America. Local 19: Records
Inclusive Dates: 1933–1992
Creator: United Rubber, Cork, Linoleum, and Plastic Workers of America. Local 19 (Eau Claire, Wis.)
Call Number: Eau Claire Mss AA
Quantity: 33.2 c.f. (83 archives boxes)
Repository:
Housed at the Area Research Center, William D. McIntyre Library, University of Wisconsin–Eau Claire; owned by the Wisconsin Historical Society, Library-Archives Division
Archival Locations: UW-Eau Claire McIntyre Library / Eau Claire Area Research Ctr.
Abstract:
Records of the labor union representing rubber workers and office employees of the Uniroyal Goodrich Tire Company's Eau Claire Plant. The union was formed in 1933 as Federal Labor Union #18684 when the plant was operated by the Gillette Tire Company (later U.S. Rubber Co.). In 1935 it became Local 19 of the United Rubber Workers of America (CIO), later the URCLPWA. The plant was closed in 1991, following the purchase of Uniroyal Goodrich by Michelin et Cie. The records document the formation and development of the union, the history of collective bargaining and the settlement of grievances at the Eau Claire plant, labor relations from 1942 to 1943 when the plant was operated as an ordnance factory by U.S. Rubber on behalf of the government, the functioning of a departmental level union committee, and finally, the plant closing and its impact. The records consist of arbitration case files containing briefs, exhibits, and decisions; minutes of executive board, international policy committee, and general business meetings; minutes of grievance and contract meetings held with the company; contracts and local agreements; financial statements; and minutes and financial records of the Tire Finishing and Inspection Department union committee. Also included are copies of the union's 1977 constitution and by-laws, the 1990 uniform agreement with Uniroyal Goodrich, a detailed history of the union from 1917 to 1938, printed URCLPWA reports on the rubber industry in 1948 and 1949, job descriptions, and a history and records of the Rubber Workers Club. There are also subject, chronological, and litigation files concerning the plant closing.
Language: English
Biography/History
1917 Gillette (Safety) Tire Company formed by R.B. Gillette in Eau Claire, Wisconsin.
1919 Gillette workers organize as Rubber Workers Union #16454.
1929 Wage incentive plan (Bedaux system) initiated.
1933 Gillette workers form Federal Labor Union No.18684.
1935 International Union of United Rubber Workers of America formed. Federal Labor Union No.18684 becomes Local #19.
1936 United Rubber Workers of America affiliates with the CIO. First major successful strike of the Rubber Workers takes place against Goodyear in Akron, Ohio.
1937 Recognition of URWA Local #19 as collective bargaining agent for wage employees at Eau Claire Plant.
1938 First written contract between Local #19 and Gillette.
1940 U.S. Rubber acquires Gillette.
1942 U.S. Rubber sells the plant to the U.S. government and converts the plant to an ordnance factory.
1943 Election of Local #19 as bargaining agent for Eau Claire plant office workers.
1944 Reconversion of the Eau Claire plant back to tire production. National War Labor Relations Board orders voluntary check off, maintenance of membership, and weekly pay period in response to union demands.
1945 URWA changes to the United Rubber, Cork, Linoleum and Plastic Workers of America (URCLPWA).
1947 Local #19 votes to establish a consumers' cooperative.
1969 #1 Banbury automated.
1974 Management implements cost cutting measures which eliminate overtime.
1975 URW Local 19 workers give company a million dollars in concessions for capital investment in Eau Claire plant.
1977 Cost relief programs implemented.
1981 Management implements JSIP (job security investment program). Giant-off-the-road (GOTR) and monopoly truck tires phased out of production. Conversion to radial tire production “radialization.” Plant slated for shutdown (again)--no equipment to make radial tires, which the market demands. 25 million dollars in concessions to company for new equipment.
1982 ECAP (employee cost adjustment program) implemented.
1983 Total Quality Management concepts introduced at Eau Claire. Concession of $1.25 per hour to make radial tire production possible at plant.
1985 Clayton and Dubilier, Inc., a New York based private investment firm that specializes in managed buyouts, buys Uniroyal, Inc. (according to union lawsuit time line; not mentioned in Wall Street Journal however).
1986 Merger of B.F. Goodrich and Uniroyal to form Uniroyal Goodrich.
1987 B.F. Goodrich sells its ½ share of UGT to Clayton and Dubilier, Inc. Buyout financed through 560 million dollars in high-risk high-yielding junk bonds issued by Drexel Burnham Lambert, Inc. Uniroyal CEO gets a 1.6 million dollar bonus.
1988 Contract includes many “give backs” to save the company money and prevent plant closing. Workers give back 63 cents per hour, and waive one week vacation and 3 paid holidays--concessions totaling somewhere between $14 million and $41 million. In return they receive a guarantee that the plant will not be closed in the next 3 years, as well as a Stock Appreciation Rights (SAR) program.
1989 Michelin Tire Corp. buys UGT from Clayton and Dubilier for about $690 million ($1.5 billion including the company's debt). Eau Claire City Council approves a $2 million loan, in return for a promise the plant will be kept open until March 1991. Company also received $920,000 federal grant (Title IX).
1990 Michelin acquisition approved by U.S. Dept. of Justice. Temporary 10% layoff at plant. Uniroyal Goodrich purchased by Michelin.
1991 On January 8, UGT announces it will close the plant in 1992. Phase out plan includes stopping radial tire production in July 1991 (with a loss of 500-600 jobs), and eliminating all other jobs in 1992.
1992 Local 19 files a lawsuit against UGT, Michelin, and Clayton & Dubilier, seeking $145 million plus triple damages. First attorney Jack Blum is replaced by Michael Shaw.
June 26— final closure date.
July 11— Local 19 drops lawsuit after accepting $2.88 million settlement. Final vote 201 to 198.
April— Michael Shaw is fired as attorney and sues the union for unpaid legal fees and a share of the settlement. Union claims settlement was part of 1988 contract, in which Shaw was not involved. Shaw loses suit. A countersuit in which the Local accuses Shaw of filing a “frivolous” suit is won by Shaw.
Scope and Content Note
This collection is arranged in two parts. Part 1 consists of the original collection organized in 1995; its materials date 1933–1991. Part 2 consists of additions presented to the Archives and organized in 1998; these materials span 1933–1992 but mainly date after 1986.
Records in PART 1 of Local 19 of the United Rubber, Cork, Linoleum, and Plastic
Workers of America consist of four subseries, BACKGROUND INFORMATION,
ARBITRATION RECORDS, MINUTES, and TIRE FINISHING AND INSPECTION DEPARTMENT RECORDS. The records thoroughly document the formation, growth and development of the union from 1933 to 1938; and contract negotiations and the settlement of grievances with Uniroyal, Inc. (later Uniroyal Goodrich Tire Company) from 1946 to 1987. Records also document the role of the union in the community, its relationship to other state, regional, and national labor organizations, and the impact of changing technologies and economic conditions in the tire industry on the labor force. Related records include Eau Claire Mss CB, records of Uniroyal, Inc. Eau Claire Plant; Mss 262, URCLPWA Education Department records; and photographs of the Gillette Tire Company and U.S. Rubber Co. in Photo Lots 626, and PH Eau Claire Mss CB.
The most notable item in the BACKGROUND INFORMATION is a 1979 MA thesis by Donald E. Severson detailing the formation of United Rubber Workers Local #19 and its predecessor, Federal Labor Union 18684; the union's activities and demands; and the rubber industry and labor relations prior to 1937–1938. Additional information about wages, benefits, employment, profits and sales in the rubber industry during the late 1940s is available in reports prepared by the national URCLPWA research department.
Records documenting the history of collective bargaining and grievance settlement at the Eau Claire Plant are divided between the records of Uniroyal, Inc. (Eau Claire Mss CB) and the records of Local #19. Uniroyal, Inc. records contain contract negotiation files and grievance case files. Grievances which reached the arbitration stage are documented in the records of Local #19. The ARBITRATION RECORDS consist of hearing files and indexes to cases and decisions. The hearing files contain briefs and exhibits prepared by the company and the union and the umpire's decision in the case. Exhibits often consisted of diagrams, photographs, flow charts, employment records, job standard bulletins, and other company forms which provide significant evidence of the tire manufacturing process, working conditions in a tire factory, and the functioning of the Eau Claire Plant. The hearing files are arranged in rough chronological order by decision number which corresponded, after 1950, to the date the decision was issued and the name of the arbitrator who reviewed the case. Often more than one decision was issued in a single day, although for some years, no grievances were referred to arbitration. Arbitration hearings for four cases involving the Office Workers Unit of Local 19 from 1953 to 1964 are filed last. The hearing files are preceded by an index to arbitration cases for all U.S. Rubber Co.\Uniroyal plants from 1947 to 1982. The index lists cases by subject and date of decision and includes a synopsis of each case and its outcome.
The formation, administration, activities, and finances of Local #19 are well documented in the MINUTES of executive board meetings, business meetings, and meetings held with company representatives. From September, 1933 to May, 1943 notes and minutes of all three types of meetings are combined in seven bound volumes in chronological order and filed as general minutes. After 1943 there are separate sets of typewritten minutes for business meetings and meetings with the company; and for executive board meetings beginning in 1946. Each set of minutes is preceded by an index to subjects or actions taken.
Local #19's executive board was comprised of the president, vice president, treasurer, secretary, guide, and guard plus three additional persons also elected by the general membership. The board functioned mainly as an advisory body which presented its recommendations to the membership at business meetings, which were then subject to a vote. The regular membership could also accept, reverse, or override decisions and actions of the executive board. Topics of executive board meetings included administration and finances, legislation and political activity, grievances, transfer requests, and the findings of various committees and investigations requested by the board. Meetings prior to 1951 were held weekly, but after 1951 the meetings were less frequent. Minutes from 1939 to 1945 are missing.
Business meetings were held weekly for the most part and attended by officers and interested members. Minutes document the election of officers and delegates to various conventions, the presentation of financial, committee, and executive board reports, the initiation of new members, discussions and votes on issues brought before the membership, and the union's social, community, and political activities. Local leaders in the farm, labor and cooperative movements often addressed the meetings, and communications or reports from the International or labor press were read to the membership. Early minutes reflect the union's concerted efforts to expand its membership, obtain higher wages, enforce seniority, influence legislation, and maintain a secure financial base. Minutes from 1942 to 1943 document the activities of the union during the time that rubber production was restricted and the Eau Claire plant was operated as an ordnance factory by the U.S. Rubber Co. on behalf of the government. At issue were extensive layoffs, the observance of seniority rights and conflicts with the A.F.L. over the hiring of union members for plant conversion and construction work. Interfiled with the minutes of regular business meetings are records of occasional mass meetings and special meetings. Minutes from May 1943 to November 1946 are mostly missing with the exception of a few scattered meetings.
Meetings with the company primarily document grievances and contract negotiations and include meetings between the Local 19 executive board and company representatives, and between union department chairmen, stewards or committeemen, and the company. Minutes from 1933 to 1938 reflect the union's effort to secure a 100 percent union shop, recognition of Local #19 as the exclusive bargaining agent, observance of seniority, dues check-off, and a written contract with the Gillette Tire Company. In addition to grievances and contract negotiations, minutes from the 1980s reflect the phasing out of off-road and bias tires, increasing radial production, cost cutting measures such as union give-backs, lay-offs and job combining, and in 1986 the merger between B.F. Goodrich and Uniroyal, Inc. There is also a separate file documenting meetings between cafeteria workers and the company. Minutes from 1939 to 1945 are missing. Company records of contract negotiations from 1940 to 1960 and grievance cases from 1944 to 1976 are available in Eau Claire Mss CB.
INSPECTION AND FINISHING DEPARTMENT RECORDS consist mainly of minutes and agendas of department-level union meetings. Included are minutes of general inspection and finishing department meetings, meetings of the department committee, and meetings with the company mostly concerning grievances, production schedules, work rules or departmental agreements, safety and working conditions, transfers, and department finances. Until 1981, there are only minutes of annual department meetings chaired by the department steward. After 1981 meetings were held more frequently to discuss grievances, working conditions, work rules, repairs and safety devices, and department agreements on policies such as overtime, transfers, bumping, shift changes and the like. In 1983, task forces on improving quality and efficiency were established in the department, and agendas and minutes of these meetings also appear here. Some joint meetings with the shipping department were held to resolve interdepartmental grievances. There is some material regarding the implementation of TQM and Quality Circles in the inspection and finishing department in 1984 and 1985. Other company programs reflected in the minutes include cost relief measures in 1977, JSIP (job security investment), ECAP (employee cost adjustment) and “radialization” or conversion to radial tire production in the early 1980s. After 1985, filed with the minutes and agendas are seniority lists, monthly production schedules for finishing and inspecting tires, data on number of persons employed on each job in the department (called personnel requirements), some company and union notices, memoranda of agreement, and records of transfers. Following the minutes are detailed records of quarterly collections for various funds administered by the department and records of expenditures from the funds. The three accounts, the lunch, retirement, and chairmen and stewards funds, appear to have been expended mainly on refreshments for meetings, party supplies, and retirement gifts. Records include the amounts collected from individual members of the department, totals collected from each shift per quarter, and annual summaries of collections.
Records in PART 2, 1933–1992 (mainly 1986–1992), consist of correspondence, meeting minutes, grievances, negotiations, agreements, contracts, and clippings. The bulk of Part 2 consists of materials prepared for or related to Local 19's unsuccessful lawsuit against the Uniroyal Goodrich Tire Company (UGT) after they announced the closure of the Eau Claire plant in 1991. One month after the closure was completed, the union accepted a $2.88 million settlement and dropped the suit. There are also files related to a second lawsuit in which Local 19's lawyer, Michael Shaw, sued for a portion of the settlement. Related photographs are at the Chippewa Valley Museum, Eau Claire, Wis.
Part 2 consists of the following subseries: BACKGROUND MATERIALS; ARBITRATION
RECORDS; MEETING MINUTES; NEGOTIATIONS, AGREEMENTS, AND CONTRACTS; MISCELLANEOUS LOCAL 19 OFFICE FILES; CLOSURE OF EAU CLAIRE PLANT; URW v.
UNIROYAL GOODRICH TIRE COMPANY— CLOSURE LITIGATION; and MICHAEL SHAW v. LOCAL 19.
BACKGROUND MATERIALS include union records of the World War II-era, including records of the Rubber Workers Club, as well as later Club records, Local 19 financial statements, and plant job descriptions. Most folders include 2–3 departments; the folder title indicates the highest department number described in that folder.
ARBITRATION RECORDS consist of grievance review records.
MEETING MINUTES are those of the executive board, international policy committee, union local, and meetings with the company.
The NEGOTIATIONS, AGREEMENTS, AND CONTRACTS subseries includes general company-wide contracts and local agreements. The 1988 agreement was in force when the plant closed, and both the lawsuit and final settlement were based on this agreement. The final effects bargain, phase down agreement, etc., are to be found in this series rather than the closure series.
MISCELLANEOUS LOCAL 19 OFFICE FILES include newspaper clippings, 1983–1992, Total Quality Performance materials, and files on pension-related and employee benefits issues.
The CLOSURE OF EAU CLAIRE PLANT subseries consists of miscellaneous, subject and chronological files. The subject files and chronological files are in their original order and have been kept together rather than moving the lawsuit files to the lawsuit series. The main difference between the closure files and the lawsuit files is that the subject files do not include legal documents, and cover more topics than just the lawsuit. These may have been the files of Darrel Wekkin or Jack Zais, two union officials.
UNITED RUBBER WORKERS v. UNIROYAL GOODRICH TIRE COMPANY— CLOSURE LITIGATION (URW v. UGT) subseries consists of court documents, as well as miscellaneous related office files and numbered index files. Most of the series contains financial information on the three companies, Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) reports, etc.
The court documents by subject and number (probably discovery documents) retain the original order of two original numbered sets. Miscellaneous court documents were originally not foldered, and have been loosely grouped in numerical order. The indexed files contain information about both lawsuits, but more on URW v. UGT. These files retain original numerical order. Index lists are found at beginning of each file, and the index list number is noted on each file folder.
MICHAEL SHAW v. LOCAL 19 subseries mainly consists of court documents and legal correspondence.
Administrative/Restriction Information
Acquisition Information
Presented by URCLPWA Local 19, Eau Claire, Wis., 1951, by URCLPWA Local 19 via
Gary Stene, Colfax, Wis., 1993 and 1997; and by Marie House, Eau Claire, Wis., 1994. Accession Number: M93-172; M94-349; M98-140
Processing Information
Processed by Cindy Knight, 1995, and by Myrna Williamson and Sally Jacobs, 1998.
Search Terms
Subject Terms
- Gillette Rubber Company (Eau Claire, Wis.)
o Gillette Safety Tire Company (Eau Claire, Wis.)
o Rubber Workers Club (Eau Claire, Wis.)
o Uniroyal Goodrich Tire Company (Eau Claire, Wis.)
o United States Rubber Company
- Collective bargaining—Rubber industry—Wisconsin Plant shutdowns—Wisconsin–Eau Claire
o Rubber industry workers—Labor unions—Wisconsin
o Tire industry—Wisconsin
- American Federation of Labor. Federal Labor Union No. 18684 (Eau Claire, Wis.)
Contents List
Series: Part 1, Original Collection, 1933–1991
Subseries: Background Information
Box 1 Folder 1
Constitution and By-laws, 1977
Box 1 Folder 2
Contracts, circa 1938 and 1990
Box 1 Folder 3
“History of the Eau Claire Rubber Workers' Struggle for Collective Bargaining, 1915–1938”
Box 1 Folder 4
Job descriptions, circa 1949
Box 1 Folder 5
Reports on economic trends, wages, and welfare in the rubber industry, 1949
Subseries: Arbitration Records
Index to cases and decisions, 1947–1982
Box 1 Folder 6–7
Part I–III
Box 2 Folder 1–2
Part IV–XIII
Hearing files
Box 2 Folder 3
1945
Box 2 Folder 4–5
January 1948–February 1949
Box 3 Folder 1
June–December 1949
Box 3 Folder 2–5
1950–1952, #19–1 to #19–11
Box 4 Folder 1
1952, #19–12 to #19–14
Box 4 Folder 2
1954–1955, #19-K-1 to #19-K-4
Box 4 Folder 3–6
1956–1957, #19-W-1 to #19-W-17
Box 5 Folder 1–7
1957–1959, #19-W-18 to #19-W-44
Box 6 Folder 1–2
1960, #19-W-45 to #19-W-55
Box 6 Folder 3–6
1961–1962, #19-C-1 to #19-C-16
Box 7 Folder 1–4
1964–1966, #19-C-18 to #19-C-29
Box 7 Folder 5–6
1968, #19-M-1 to #19-M-6
Box 8 Folder 1
1973, #19-G-1
Box 8 Folder 2
1976, #19-G-2
Box 8 Folder 3
Office Workers Unit, 1953–1964
Subseries: Minutes
General
Box 8 Volume 14
September 28, 1933–April 7, 1937
Box 9 Volume 57
April 14, 1937–May 5, 1943
Executive board
Box 9 Folder 1–2
Index, 1950–1982
Box 10 Folder 1–9
1946–1958
Box 11 Folder 1–7
1959–1969
Box 12 Folder 1–7
January, 1970–June, 1981
Box 13 Folder 1–5
July, 1981–February, 1987
Business meetings
Box 13
Index, 1961–1982
Folder 6
Box 14 Folder 1
1943–1946 [incomplete]
Box 14 Folder 2–7
1947–November, 1956
Box 15 Folder 1–8
1957–1969
Box 16 Folder 1–9
1970–1981
Meetings with the company
Box 17 Folder 1–6
Index, 1954–1981
Box 17 Folder 7
April–July, 1938
Box 18 Folder 1
August–October, 1938
Box 18 Folder 2–7
July, 1944–1956
Box 19 Folder 1–7
1957–May, 1961
Box 20 Folder 1–7
June, 1961–December, 1964
Box 21 Folder 1–7
1965–1969
Box 22 Folder 1–7
1970–1973
Box 23 Folder 1–7
1974–August, 1978
Box 24 Folder 1–7
September, 1978–1987
Box 25 Folder 1
Cafeteria workers, 1958–1984
Subseries: Inspection and Finishing Department Records
Box 25 Folder 2
Agreement with the company, 1990
Minutes
Box 25 Folder 3–7
December, 1974–June, 1984
Box 26 Folder 1–8
August, 1984–1989
Box 27 Folder 1–2
1990–February, 1991
Collections
Box 27 Folder 3
1972–1977
Box 27 Folder 4
1980–1985
Box 27 Folder 5
Expenditures, 1981–1987
Series: Part 2, Additions, 1933–1992
Subseries: Background Materials
World War II-era records
Box 28 Folder 1
Daybook, 1933–1937
Box 28 Folder 2
Notes re: union management conferences
Box 28 Folder 3
Agreement, correspondence, 1944–1950
Box 28 Folder 4
Correspondence, grievance, 1944–1946
Box 28 Folder 5-6
Agreements and correspondence, 1943–1945, 1947–1948
Box 28 Folder 7
List of members, announcements, election bulletin, 1944–1948
Crotty Bros. Cafeteria
Box 28 Folder 8
Records, 1943–1944
Box 28 Folder 9
National War Labor Board
Box 28 Folder 10
Announcements, memos, 1944–1946
Box 28 Folder 11
Agreement, convention, 1943–1946
Box 28 Folder 12
Complaints in press controversies (Ernest C. Williams trial, 1950–1973)
Rubber Workers Club
Box 28 Folder 13
History, 1937–1951
Box 28 Folder 14
Articles of incorporation, 1937–1986
Box 28 Folder 15
Building
Box 28 Folder 16
Minutes and correspondence, 1947–1980
Box 28 Folder 17
Bar committee
Box 29 Folder 1
Meetings book, 1982–1993
Box 29 Folder 2–6
Financial statements, 1961, 1962, 1966, 1968, 1969, 1985, 1986, 1990
Local 19 financial statements
Box 29 Folder 7–16
1965–1966, 1968–1970, 1974–1980
Box 30 Folder 1–11
1983–1991
Job descriptions
Box 30 Folder 12
Dept. 110— plasticator and Banbury
Box 30 Folder 13
Dept. 130— calendering
Box 30 Folder 14
Dept. 140— tread
Box 30 Folder 15
Dept. 201— stock preparation
Box 31 Folder 1
Dept. 205— bead
Box 31 Folder 2
Dept. 215— heavy service tire building
Box 31 Folder 3
Dept. 223— passenger tire building
Box 31 Folder 4
Dept. 230— bag heaters
Box 31 Folder 5
Dept. 240–244— tire curing
Box 31 Folder 6
Dept. 261— finishing and repair
Box 31 Folder 7
Dept. 281— bag building
Box 31 Folder 8
Dept. 401— G.O.T.R.
Box 31 Folder 9
Dept. 550— salvage
Box 31 Folder 10
Dept. 555— by-products and scrub disposal
Box 31 Folder 11
Dept. 650— receiving and raw material stores
Box 31 Folder 12
Dept. 660— finished goods warehouse, factory
Box 31 Folder 13
Dept. 701— works engineering division, maintenance
Box 31 Folder 14
Dept. 750— technological and quality control
Box 31 Folder 15
Dept. 810— plant protection
Box 31 Folder 16
Miscellany, circa 1990
Box 31 Folder 17
“Labor Scrapbook”
Subseries: Arbitration Records
Box 31 Folder 18
“Swing shift,” Grievance No. 3750, arbitration briefs, December 1976
Grievance reviews
Box 31
Index, 1957–1992
Folder 19
Box 31 Folder 20
Bead, curing, general stores, calender, office workers unit
Box 32 Folder 1
Divisions A-D; industrial relations, miscellany
Box 32 Folder 2
Banbury, inspection, receiving, and sanitation
Box 32 Folder 3
Shipping department
Box 32 Folder 4
Tire room
Box 32 Folder 5
Tread, bagging and storage, salvage, lab, by-products, stock preparation, G.O.T.R., curing
Subseries: Meeting Minutes
Executive Board minutes
Box 32 Folder 6–10
February 1987–1988
Box 33 Folder 1–8
January 1989–April 1992
Box 34 Folder 1–5
January 1992–May 1993
International policy committee
Box 34 Folder 6
October 10–17, 1981 (Clearwater Beach, Florida)
Box 34 Folder 7
September 18–24, 1983 (Clearwater Beach, Florida)
Box 34 Folder 8
Overall Interim, April 8–10, 1984 (New York, New York)
Box 34 Folder 9
October 13–20, 1984 (Daytona Beach, Florida)
Box 35 Folder 1
Merger, March 10 and 25, 1986
Box 35 Folder 2
Overall Interim, April 6–11, 1986
Box 35 Folder 3
Interim, September 15–19, 1986
Box 35 Folder 4
Overall Interim, October 13–15, 1986
Box 35 Folder 5
Interim, fall and spring 1987
Box 35 Folder 6
January 14, 1988 (Akron, Ohio)
Box 35 Folder 7–9
Fall 1989
Box 35 Folder 10
September 1991 (Marco Island, Florida)
Box 35 Folder 11
1991–1992
Box 36 Folder 1–3
Meetings with the company, Feb 1988–June 1992
Box 36 Folder 4–8
Company-Union monthly meetings [officer's notebook for], October 1988–Nov 1990
Box 37 Folder 1–8
Regular business meetings, 1982–1993
Subseries: Negotiations, Agreements, and Contracts
Box 37 Folder 9
1965 Contract supplement negotiations
Box 38 Folder 1–2
1973 Master contract negotiations
1975 Master negotiations
Box 38 Folder 3
Agreement
Box 38 Folder 4
Memorandum of understanding (cutback in production)
Box 38 Folder 5
Cost cutting memorandum
Box 38 Folder 6
Cost reduction program
Box 38 Folder 7
Cost reduction program and memorandum of understanding
1976 Master negotiations
Box 38 Folder 8
Company proposals (C.B.A.-P&I Subs.)
Box 38 Folder 9
Minutes
Box 38 Folder 10
Master control negotiations (URW-Uniroyal, inc.)
Box 39 Folder 1
1979 Master negotiations minutes
Box 39 Folder 2
1979–1985 Memoranda of agreements, profit sharing plan
Box 39 Folder 3–5
1981 Memorandum of understanding
Box 39 Folder 6
1982 B.F. Goodrich master agreement (misc. memo and letters)
Box 39 Folder 7–9
1983 Company wage proposal
Box 39 Folder 10
1983 $1.25 for radicals agreement
Box 40 Folder 1–3
1984 Arbitration
Box 40 Folder 4
1985 Master negotiations
Box 40 Folder 5
1986 Supplemental contract negotiations
Box 40 Folder 6–8
1985–1988 Supplemental negotiations
Box 40 Folder 9
1985–1988 Office unit agreement
Box 41 Folder 1–3
1985–1988 Master and supplemental contract and letters
1988 Master agreement
Box 41 Folder 4–7
Minutes
Box 41 Folder 8–10
Blue binder (no minutes)
Box 42 Folder 1–3
Black binder— some notes by B. Smith
Box 42 Folder 4–5
R. L. Smith (Columbus, Ohio)
Box 42 Folder 6–7
Negotiations
Box 42 Folder 8–9
Cost reduction
Box 43 Folder 1–3
Pension and insurance
Box 43 Folder 4
Supplemental negotiations— rough draft, August 1988
Box 43 Folder 5
Agreement— includes pension and insurance
Box 43 Folder 6
Agreement— R. L. Smith (Columbus, Ohio)
Box 43 Folder 7–8
Master and supplemental— working copy and notes
Box 44 Folder 1–4
Agreement
Box 44 Folder 5
Supplemental contract
Box 44 Folder 6
Master contract and supplement
Box 45 Folder 1–2
Profit sharing plan
Box 45 Folder 3–4
Stock appreciation rights plan
Box 45 Folder 5
1988 Memorandum of understanding
1988 Merger of B.F. Goodrich-Uniroyal contracts, pension, and insurance
Box 45 Folder 6–7
File 1–2
Box 46 Folder 1–2
File 3–4
Box 46 Folder 3–4
1988–1989 Light duty program— policy and minutes
Box 46 Folder 5
1988–1991 Supplemental negotiation minutes
Box 46 Folder 6–7
1988–1991 Pension and insurance agreement
1991 Master agreement
Box 46 Folder 8–10
Negotiations
Box 47 Folder 1–3
Negotiation minutes— Uniroyal Goodrich section, February 18–May 2
Box 47 Folder 4–7
1991 Bridgestone/Firestone master agreement
Box 48 Folder 1–3
1991–1994 Master agreement (C.B.A., P&I, Sub)
Box 48 Folder 4
1994 URW bargaining policy
1991–1992 Final effects bargain
Box 48 Folder 5
Demands to present to company
Box 48 Folder 6
Minutes
Box 48 Folder 7
Effects bargaining
Box 48 Folder 8
“1st agreement voted down”
Box 48 Folder 9
1992 “Final effects bargaining agreement” ratified July 11, 1992
Box 48 Folder 10–11
Negotiations, agreements, and memoranda of understanding
Box 48 Folder 12
Phase down/closure agreements
Box 48 Folder 13
Phase out and termination agreements
Box 48 Folder 14
Plant closure benefits bargaining— correspondence, Dec. 1991–Jan. 1992
Subseries: Miscellaneous Local 19 Office Files
Box 49
Clippings, 1983–1992
Folder 1–4
Box 49 Folder 511
Plant and daily news bulletins January 1988–May 1992
Employee benefits
Box 49 Folder 12–14
Employee benefit plan— annual return [IRS Form 5500], 1989, 1991
Box 50 Folder 1–2
Savings Plan A
Box 50 Folder 3
Stock appreciation units— calculation sheets
Miscellaneous files
Box 50 Folder 4
100 years of the Pneumatic Tire Industry (1988)
Box 50 Folder 5
Answer to Zais' request to not pay dues anymore
Box 50 Folder 6
By-laws, 1987, 1989
Box 50 Folder 7
Class action claims by Local 19
Box 50 Folder 8
Contract interpretations, 1969–1990
Box 50 Folder 9
Correspondence re: possible class action law suit, June 1991
Box 50 Folder 10
Correspondence with other locals and URW International, 1991–1992
Box 50 Folder 11
1992 election information
Box 50 Folder 12
Local 19 election— Zais, 1992
Box 50 Folder 13
Grievances certified for arbitration, 1992
Box 50 Folder 14
Hearing loss and noise pollution, 1971–1992
Box 50 Folder 15
International Society of Skilled Tradesman, 1975–1976
Box 50 Folder 16
Jack Meyer— list of duties and meetings held
Box 50 Folder 17
By-laws and changes
Box 51 Folder 1
Mass meeting announcements, 1975–1991 (incomplete)
Box 51 Folder 2
Press release— 1991–1994 agreement between URW and Bridgestone/ Firestone
Box 51 Folder 3
Miscellaneous office files, 1993–1994
Box 51 Folder 4
Local 19 newsletter The Voice, 1986–1990
Box 51 Folder 5
Phone conversation notes, 1992
Box 51 Folder 6
Publication committee
Box 51 Folder 7
URW boycott
Box 51 Folder 8
Wages— Local 19 president
Box 51 Folder 9
Wekkin letters— to/from, 1991–1992
Box 51 Folder 10
Zais information
Pension-related
Box 51 Folder 11
Denial of disability pension— appeal letters
Box 51 Folder 12
Disability claims, 1993
Box 51 Folder 13
Disability pensions, 1991–1992
Box 51 Folder 14
Disability pensions still pending at time of closure (1988–1992)
Box 51 Folder 15
Disability pensions— Fort Wayne, IN and Opelika, AL (1993)
Box 51 Folder 16
Future pension liabilities
Box 51 Folder 17
Letter to disability applicants from URW (September 1993)
Box 51 Folder 18
Medical meetings— job restricted medical layoff 1987–1989
Box 51 Folder 19
Pension avoidance (notes) 1990–1991
Box 52 Folder 1
Pension liability
Box 52 Folder 2
Pensions info
Box 52 Folder 3
UGT pension plan (1989–1991)
Box 52 Folder 4–6
Policy manual (Local 19)
Total Quality Performance
Box 52 Folder 7–8
Binder #1 (circa 1985)
Box 52 Folder 9
Binder #2 (circa 1987)
Box 52 Folder 10
Quality Circle materials (circa 1985)
Box 53 Folder 1–3
Task Force on Excellence book, 1989–1990
UGT information
Box 53 Folder 4
Clayton and Dubilier— Limited Partnership Agreement and Certificate, 1983–1987
Box 53 Folder 5
Company doctors and worker's compensation, 1991
Box 53 Folder 6
Suspicious company practices re: disability
Box 53 Folder 7
UGT buyout— slides from 1988 presentation by Lloyd Spalter
Box 53 Folder 8
Company information from URW Intl. Union Research Dept., 1988–1991
Subseries: Closure of Eau Claire Plant
Miscellaneous files
Closure agreement
Box 53 Folder 9
Mass meeting presentation, July 11, 1992
Box 53 Folder 10
Presentation, June 1991
Box 53 Folder 11
Taxes
Box 53 Folder 12
Closure information
Box 53 Folder 13
Complaint filed with DILHR, 1991
Box 53 Folder 14
Equipment removal
Box 53 Folder 15
Meetings with city and state officials re: closure, 1991
Box 53 Folder 16
Miscellaneous closure files, 1991–1992
Box 54 Folder 1
National Labor Relations Board, 1990–1992
Box 54 Folder 2
Official plant closure notices (job titles and employee names), January, 1991
Box 54 Folder 3
Plant closing laws
Box 54 Folder 4
Plant closing news committee and “Save the Plant,” 1991–1992
Box 54 Folder 5
Possible violation of 60-day closure notification
Box 54 Folder 6
Presentation to Governor Thompson re: plant shut down
Box 54 Folder 7
“Problems presented to Steve Gunderson” regarding closure
Box 54 Folder 8
“Social cost analysis of the shutdown of the Uniroyal Goodrich plant in Eau Claire, Wisconsin,” Midwest Center for Labor Research
Subject files
Box 54 Folder 9
Abstract of title
Box 54 Folder 10
Addresses, “labor notices”
Box 54 Folder 11
Advertisement
Box 54 Folder 12
Ahnefeldt correspondence
Box 54 Folder 13
Arbitrator decisions
Box 54 Folder 14
Awards, Eau Claire plant
Box 54 Folder 15
Bankruptcy employees
Box 54 Folder 16
Benefit cost-related
Box 54 Folder 17
B.F. Goodrich annual report
Box 54 Folder 18
Bias schedule-related
Box 54 Folder 19
Brown, Jerry
Box 54 Folder 20
Canadian plants-related
Box 54 Folder 21
Capital investment
Box 54 Folder 22
Chapter 11 suggestions
Box 54 Folder 23
Clayton and Dubilier
Box 55 Folder 1
Closure hearings, Washington, D.C. and Madison, 1992
Box 55 Folder 2
Cost Of Living Adjustment-related
Box 55 Folder 3–11
Concession, 1975, 1980–1983, 1988
Box 55 Folder 12
Concessions— general info
Box 55
Contract language
Folder 13
Box 55 Folder 14
Corporate Campaign, Inc. [Ray Rogers]
Box 55 Folder 15
Correspondence with Al Baldur
Box 55 Folder 16
Costumer-related
Box 55 Folder 17
Discovery-related
Box 55 Folder 18
D.M.L. and associates
Box 55 Folder 19
Drexel Burnham
Box 55 Folder 20
Eau Claire printing
Box 55 Folder 21
Economic aid to Eau Claire plant
Box 55 Folder 22
Economic impact
Box 55 Folder 23
Employment levels, Eau Claire plant
Box 55 Folder 24
Equipment removal
Box 56 Folder 1
Equipment shipped
Box 56 Folder 2
Farm tires-related
Box 56 Folder 3
Financial status UGT
Box 56 Folder 4
Flanders, Joseph
Box 56 Folder 5
Foreign own-related
Box 56 Folder 6
Fort Wayne plant-related
Box 56 Folder 7
Guarantee issue statements
Box 56 Folder 8
Hotline
Box 56 Folder 9
Icahn, Carl
Box 56 Folder 10
Inequity-related
Box 56 Folder 11
Imports, tire-related exports
Box 56 Folder 12
Inventory adjustments
Box 56 Folder 13
Joint venture-related
Box 56 Folder 14
Labor relations
Box 56 Folder 15
Lawsuit, miscellaneous
Box 56 Folder 16
Legislators write to Justice Department
Box 56 Folder 17
Letters sent to employees from company
Box 56 Folder 18
Liquidation of property
Box 56 Folder 19
Loan information
Box 56 Folder 20
Local 19 negatives
Box 56 Folder 21
Mailing-related
Box 56 Folder 22
Management committee
Box 56 Folder 23
Material cost-related
Box 56 Folder 24
Mexican plants-related
Michelin
Box 56 Folder 25
Anti-union stance
Box 56 Folder 26
Buy out
Box 56 Folder 27
Employee handout
Box 57 Folder 1
Financial data
Box 57 Folder 2
General information
Box 57 Folder 3
Heritage and history
Box 57 Folder 4
Job reductions, union unrest, strikes
Box 57 Folder 5
Management structure and N.A. restructuring
Box 57 Folder 6
News releases, letters, articles, advertisements
Box 57 Folder 7
Midwest Center for Labor Research
Box 57 Folder 8
Mini spare-related
Box 57 Folder 9
Mortgages, UGT
Box 57 Folder 10
Negotiations, reports on closing
Box 57 Folder 11
News articles
Box 57 Folder 12
NLRB, charge against employer
Box 57 Folder 13
Non-union plants
Box 57 Folder 14
Notes, handwritten
Box 57 Folder 15
Overly, James
Box 57 Folder 16
Obey, David
Box 57 Folder 17
Opelika plant-related
Box 57 Folder 18
Paralegal consultants
Box 57 Folder 19
Pay back issues— holidays, etc.
Box 57 Folder 20
Pension funding
Box 57 Folder 21
Pension eligibility work-up
Box 58 Folder 1–5
Pension reports, 1980–1990
Box 58 Folder 6
Pictures [photocopy of two views of plant]
Box 58 Folder 7
Plant closings— general information
Box 58 Folder 8
Plant closure
Box 58 Folder 9
Plant closure possible
Box 58 Folder 10
Plant comparisons
Box 58 Folder 11
Plant performance
Box 58 Folder 12
Plant shutdown material
Box 58 Folder 13
Plant use after closure
Box 58 Folder 14
Policy committee meets
Box 58 Folder 15
Polycast lawsuit
Box 59 Folder 1
Positive statements
Box 59 Folder 2
Preferential hire
Box 59 Folder 3
Prevent Goldberg
Box 59 Folder 4
Procedures guide
Box 59 Folder 5
Production schedules— all plants, bias outlook, 1992
Box 59 Folder 6
Productivity— Eau Claire plan and UGT
Box 59 Folder 7
Profit loss info— UGT
Box 59 Folder 8
Prospectus 70,000,000 shares common stock, UGT holding corporation
Box 59 Folder 9
Prospectus $415,000,000 UGT capital corporation
Box 59 Folder 10
Public relations committee
Box 59 Folder 11
Phase-out negotiations, agreements
Box 59 Folder 12
Quality-related
Box 59 Folder 13
Radicalization
Box 59 Folder 14
Reports on UGT
Box 59 Folder 15
Research and development
Box 59 Folder 16
Resolutions, lawsuit-related
Box 59 Folder 17
Retirement-related
Box 59 Folder 18
Retread-related
Box 59 Folder 19
Rumors
Box 59 Folder 20
Sales-related
Box 59 Folder 21
Salzman statements and other information
Box 59 Folder 22
Stock appreciation rights
Box 60 Folder 1
Schedule, tires
Box 60 Folder 2
Securities and Exchange Commission notebook, Vol. 2
Box 60 Folder 3
Shabaz-related
Box 60 Folder 4
Soliciting funds— letters
Box 60 Folder 5
Stationery— litigation
Box 60 Folder 6
Stock holder-related
Box 60 Folder 7
Stock phantom
Box 60 Folder 8
Sub-related
Box 60 Folder 9
Termination notice-related
Box 60 Folder 10
Tire cost-related
Box 60 Folder 11
Tire industry— general information
Box 60 Folder 12
Tire market share
Box 60 Folder 13
Tire plants worldwide
Box 60 Folder 14
Tire-related
Box 60 Folder 15
Truck tire production
Box 60 Folder 16
Theft, vandalism
Box 60 Folder 17
Uniform Commercial Code search documents
UGT
Box 60 Folder 18
Chronology
Box 60 Folder 19
Holding-related
Box 60 Folder 20
UGT news
Box 60 Folder 21
Uniroyal holding
Box 60 Folder 22
URW inflation adjustments
Box 60 Folder 23
Vetrone communications
Box 60 Folder 24
Videotape statements
Box 60 Folder 25
Vote influence
Box 60 Folder 26
Whipsawing
Box 60 Folder 27
Workforce-related
Box 61 Folder 1–2
Zais— notes, minutes
Chronological files on Eau Claire plant and company money
Box 61 Folder 3–5
Multi-year files, 1968–1992, 1982–1992, 1987–1994
Single-year files
Box 61 Folder 6–14
1975, 1977–1978, 1980–September 1989
Box 62 Folder 1–4
October 1989–1992
Subseries: Closure Litigation
Miscellaneous related office files
Box 62 Folder 5
Miscellaneous notes, meeting minutes, correspondence
Box 62 Folder 6
Conclusion summary
Box 62 Folder 7
Draft on litigation principles
Box 62
Fax transmissions, 1989–1992
Folder 812
Box 62 Folder 13
Lawsuit drafts, extras, and miscellany
Box 63 Folder 1
Lawyer referrals and legal consultations— plant closures
Box 63 Folder 2
Legal and control items put on table at Akron, November 6, 1991
Box 63 Folder 3
Legal correspondence (not files with motions), June, 1992
Box 63 Folder 4
Legal correspondence, May 1992
Box 63 Folder 5
Legal fees— Mike Shaw case
Box 63 Folder 6
Legal opinions
Box 63 Folder 7
Litigation questions answered
Box 63 Folder 8
Litigation principles— letter to members
Box 63 Folder 9
Media campaign, outreach
Box 63 Folder 10
Laws and statutes, National Labor Relations Board
Box 63 Folder 11
Mike Shaw's working copies, 1985–1989
Box 63 Folder 12
Mike Shaw's working copies of motions and interrogations (incomplete)
Box 63 Folder 13
Miscellaneous court documents— drafts
Box 64 Folder 1
Miscellaneous files re: litigation and Mike Shaw
Box 64 Folder 2
Notes that show “Michelin called the shots during 1989 and 1990”
Box 64 Folder 3
Notice of dismissal with prejudice
Box 64 Folder 4
Letters— preferential hire language and physical exams
Box 64 Folder 5
Notes on meetings with Matt Robbins
Box 64 Folder 6
Plaintiffs documents
Box 64 Folder 7
Presentation on litigation principles— mass meeting, January 26, 1992
Box 64 Folder 8
Solicitation letter— history of URW concessions
Box 64 Folder 9
Termination agreement— settlement of lawsuit, Issues, March–July, 1992
Box 64 Folder 10
Union leave of absence
Box 64 Folder 11
“Plaintiff's memorandum in opposition to motion to dismiss of defendant Joseph L. Rice, III” (draft)
Motions filed
Box 64 Folder 12
Indexes to motions filed, February 17–July 14, 1992
Motions filed
Box 64 Folder 13–19
Nos. 1–7
Box 65 Folder 119
Nos. 8–25
Box 66 Folder 135
Nos. 26–48, 50–62
Box 67 Folder 124
Nos. 63–95
Interrogatories, complaint and dismissal
Interrogatories
Box 67 Folder 25–26
Nos. 2–3
Box 68 Folder 115
Nos. 5–10, 13, 14, 16, 19, 28, 35, 38, 59, 82
Box 68 Folder 16–19
Michelin North America R-A-1, R-A-8, R-A-9, R-A-11
Box 68 Folder 20
Michelin North America No. 3— document production
Box 68 Folder 21
Answer to company interrogatories
Box 68 Folder 22
Service of complaint
Box 68 Folder 23
Original complaint filed
Box 68 Folder 24
Dismissal
Court documents by subject
Box 68 Folder 25
“1988 LBO” [last best offer?]
Box 68 Folder 26
B.F. Goodrich/Uniroyal joint venture
Box 68 Folder 27
File 1
Box 69 Folder 1
File 2
Box 69 Folder 2
Capital expenditures
Box 69 Folder 3
Clayton and Dubilier
Box 69 Folder 4
Clayton and Dubilier preliminary memorandum
Box 69 Folder 5
Correspondence with banks
Box 69 Folder 6
Debt crisis
Box 69 Folder 7
Drexel
Box 70 Folder 1–2
Eau Claire negotiations
Box 70 Folder 3–4
Equipment transfers from Eau Claire
Box 70 Folder 5
Government monies to Eau Claire
Box 70 Folder 6
In-plant costs
Marketing (overview)
Box 70 Folder 7
File 1
Box 71 Folder 1
File 2
Box 71 Folder 2
Merger documents
Box 71 Folder 3
Michelin
Box 71 Folder 4–7
Pension documents (E. C.)
Box 72 Folder 1–3
Radicalization
Box 72 Folder 4
Rationalization for closure
Box 72 Folder 5–6
Salomon Brothers confidential memorandum
Box 72 Folder 7
Stock appreciation rights and equity plan
Box 72 Folder 8
Threat of plant closure (1975)
Box 72 Folder 9
Threats to other plants
Box 72 Folder 10
Uniroyal sale, April 1985
Box 73 Folder 1–3
UGT holdings
Box 73 Folder 4–6
UGT financials
Box 74 Folder 1
Uniroyal sale
Court documents arranged by number
Box 74
Documents nos. 02473-02838
Folder 2–4
Securities and Exchange Commission schedule
Box 74 Folder 5–7
Nos. 02839-03240
Box 75 Folder 1–5
Nos. 02341-03967
Box 75 Folder 6
Securities and Exchange Commission registration statement (UGT Capital Corp.), nos. 04027-04199
Box 75 Folder 7
Security forms nos. 04200-04619
Box 76 Folder 1–4
Document nos. 04260-04965
Box 76 Folder 5
Security forms 04966-05124
Documents
Box 76 Folder 6–7
Nos. 05125-05463
Box 77 Folder 1–3
Nos. 05464-05565, 70012-70566
Miscellaneous court documents
Documents
Box 77 Folder 4–8
Nos. 99-16660, 100790-205231, 205294-205838
Box 78 Folder 1
Nos. 300720-300614
Box 78 Folder 2–5
Documents from black binder (unlabeled)
Box 78 Folder 6–7
Miscellaneous documents (unnumbered)
Documents
Box 78 Folder 8–10
Nos. 1-9 (pages 1–395)
Box 79 Folder 1–4
Nos. 10-31 (pages 396–844)
Indexed files [may be URW UGT or Shaw URW]
Box 79 Folder 5
Index list Nos. 1–8
Box 79 Folder 6
Index No. 1— Mike Shaw
Box 79 Folder 7
Index No. 2— Legislators
Box 79 Folder 8
Index No. 3— URW International
Box 79 Folder 9
Index No. 4— Fiscal
Box 79 Folder 10
Index No. 5— Memo of understanding
Box 79 Folder 11
Index No. 6— Fund raising committee
Box 79 Folder 12
Index No. 7— Mass meeting
Box 79 Folder 13
Index No. 8— Memorandum in response and motions
Box 79 Folder 14
Index No. 9— Expert witnesses
Box 79 Folder 15
Index No. 10— Miscellaneous documents; possible pension avoidance
Index No. 15
Box 80 Folder 1
Index list
Box 80 Folder 2
Austin strike
Box 80 Folder 3
Labor notes
Box 80 Folder 4
Litigation misc.
Box 80 Folder 5
Madison hearing
Box 80 Folder 6
Security and exchange commission
Box 80 Folder 7
Solicitation of funds information
Box 80 Folder 8
Spalter letters and presents
Box 80 Folder 9
Solicitation letters to others
Box 80 Folder 10
Support committee-related
Box 80 Folder 11
Young, Edwin
Box 80 Folder 12
Young, E.A.
Index No. 16
Box 80 Folder 13
Index list
Box 80 Folder 14
Banta, Hank
Box 80 Folder 15
Blum, Jack
Box 80 Folder 16
Dworkin notes
Box 80 Folder 17
Effects bargaining
Box 80 Folder 18
File info [notes]
Box 80 Folder 19
Governor's office: letters to/from
Box 80 Folder 20
Gunderson, Steve
Box 80 Folder 21
Hisrich, Joe
Box 80 Folder 22
Horn, New
Box 80 Folder 23
International union information: requested/sent
Box 80 Folder 24
Kasten, Robert
Box 80 Folder 25
Kohl, Herbert
Box 80 Folder 26
Law firm communications
Box 80 Folder 26
Laws
Box 80 Folder 28
Metzenbaum, Howard
Box 81 Folder 1
Midwest Center for Labor Research
Box 81 Folder 2
Phone conversations
Box 81 Folder 3
Index No. 17— $1.25 for Radials agreement, 1982–1991
Box 81 Folder 4
Index No. 18— Corr. re: Michelin acquisition of Uniroyal, 1989–1992
Box 81 Folder 5–6
Index Nos.19, 21— Miscellaneous files, 1991–1992
Box 81 Folder 7–9
Index No. 22— Miscellaneous documents, 1990–1992 (includes documents from Shaw v. URW Local 19; case 92-CV-443)
Box 81 Folder 10
[?]— Local 19 annual report— US Dept. of Labor, 1991–1992
Box 81 Folder 11
Index No. 23— Vote to proceed with closure litigation, January–July 1992
Box 81 Folder 12
Index No. 24— Miscellaneous closure litigation documents— “Documents produced by Local 19 in LAP's 3/9/93 letter to Morgans”
Box 82 Folder 1–3
Index No. 25— Misc. Closure litigation documents — “Documents produces by local 19 on 3/17/93”
Box 82 Folder 4
Index No. 26— Miscellaneous closure litigation documents produced in response to plaintiff's third request
Subseries: Michael Shaw v. Local 19
Box 82 Folder 5
[Unlabeled]
Box 82 Folder 6
Michael Shaw's lien on settlement money— memos and correspondence, August-September 1992
Box 82 Folder 7
Garvey and Pines fee agreement
Box 82 Folder 8
Cullen, Weston, Pines, and Bach
Box 82 Folder 9
[Unlabeled]
Box 83 Folder 1–3
Binder
Box 83 Folder 4–8
Interrogatories nos. 1, 22, 23a and b, 24, 27, 28
Box 83 Folder 9
Company-union meeting January–May, 1992
Box 83 Folder 10–12
Miscellaneous documents