| Box 2, File Folder 1 - NLRB
1973-1978: Correspondence |
| Item 1 |
5/12/1976 |
From Willie L. Miles, Assistant for Study of African-American Life
and History - Thank you for speech |
| Item 2 |
5/21/1976 |
From Robert B. Yegge, Dean, College of Law - Thank you for the Lowell
Thomas Tribute Dinner |
| Item 3 |
3/11/1977 |
From Stephanie Moore, Mission statement at University of Denver |
| Item 4 |
3/16/1977 |
From John H. Leddy, Re: Mansion House-Bekins Doctrine and the Handy
Andy Case |
| Item 5 |
4/1/1977 |
From Herbert E. Weiner, State Dept and Foreign Affairs Advisor |
| Item 6 |
4/11/1977 |
From Bill Archer, 7th District, Texas House of Representatives |
| Item 7 |
Apr-77 |
Thank you notes re: Bill Archer Interns trip to Washington - Jeanne
Meyer, John Heyne, Michelle Cook, Janice Lynn, William Schuller |
| Item 8 |
4/26/1977 |
From Douglas D. Walidorif, NLRB, re: speech at June meeting of Labor
Management Seminar |
| Item 9 |
5/2/1977 |
From Kenneth W. Kindelsperger, Dean Graduate School of Social Work.
Proposal for Howard Jenkins candidate for Deanship of the University
of Denver College of Law |
| Item 10 |
5/13/1977 |
From Howard Jenkins to Mr. Kuyk Logan, Managing Editor, Houston
Post - About Ms. Reeves’ story; From Mr. Kuyk Logan, Managing Editor,
Houston Post - Thank you for the letter; Newspaper article
by Ms. Reeves |
| Item 11 |
6/17/1977 |
From Howard Jenkins to Kenneth W. Kindelsperger, Dean Graduate School
of Social Work |
| Item 12 |
8/3/1977 |
From Maurice B. Mitchell, Chancellor, University of Denver - New
mission statement, “Freedom to Choose” |
| Item 13 |
Sep-77 |
Itinerary for trip to India and Far East |
| Item 14 |
9/13/1977 |
From Honorable John N. Erlenborn, House of Representatives, Committee
on Education and Labor, Reply from Howard Jenkins. No help on the
legislative proposals contained in H.R. 8310 and H.R. 8410, Bills
attached |
| Item 15 |
2/16/1978 |
From Leonard Appel, University of Denver College of Law presents
“Practical Labor Law” |
| Item 16 |
3/7/1978 |
From Leonard Appel - More material |
| Item 17 |
3/17/1978 |
From W. Bruce Gillis, Jr., Acting Regional Director, Region 27,
Denver - Press Clippings of Civil Rights Leader Clarence Holmes |
| Item 18 |
5/10/1978 |
From Howard Jenkins to Honorable Orrin G. Hatch, US Senate, re:
Travel Expenses |
| Item 19 |
6/23/1978 |
From Leonard Appel re: Anti-union seminar at University of Denver
College of Law, Alfred T. DeMaria “contributing editors” |
| Item 20 |
7/21/1978 |
From Howard Jenkins to Ms. Diana Rock, Associate Director, Office
of Presidential Personnel, The White House, re: NLRB decisions in
Handy Andy, Jubilee Manufacturing |
| Item 21 |
8/14/1978 |
From Diana Rock, Associate Director, Office of Presidential Personnel,
to Jenkins re: receipt of information about NLRB decisions reflecting
racial and sex discrimination |
| Box 2, File Folder 2 - NLRB
1973-1978: Memoranda |
| Item 1 |
11/7/1977 |
Item to add to the agenda: “History of Supergrade classification
of positions of executive secretary and chief counsels to board members” |
| Item 2 |
Feb-78 |
“Preliminary factual survey of executive secretary’s office” performed
for E.S. Survey Committee, by Berton B. Subrin, Director, Office of
Representation Appeals |
| Item 3 |
3/8/1978 |
From Berton Subrin - Summary of the Committee to Survey E.S. Office |
| Item 4 |
3/23/1978 |
To the board, From Howard Jenkins re: the survey of the Executive
Suite |
| Item 5 |
4/12/1978 |
To Senator Dick Clark From C. D. Busskohl - “Each NLRB board member
has at least 20 lawyers assisting him or her” |
| Item 6 |
5/3/1978 |
From Harry Leet, Subject Executive Secretary’s Office - Summary
of Survey of 1978. Note — “I did not get permission, But Twill mention
the incident, but not disclose the source” |
| Box 2, File Folder 3 - NLRB
1973-1978: Press |
| Item 1 |
4/14/1973 |
Newspaper Article - "NLRB Speaker favors 'hands off'" |
| Item 2 |
|
In Hawaii - “NLRB member praises job bias record here” - “Industrial
relations men and women have a responsibility to our total society
to use the industrial society as an instrument of social change” |
| Item 3 |
7/20/1973 |
Newspaper Article - “NLRB member Jenkins addresses Dade County Federation
of Labor” addressed the AFL-CIO on racial discrimination |
| Item 4 |
8/27/1973 |
NLRB Bulletin - “Howard Jenkins to be re-nominated as NLRB
board member” |
| Item 5 |
10/18/1973 |
Newspaper Article - “NLRB member to speak at the Miles College convocation” |
| Item 6 |
10/18/1973 |
Newspaper Article - “US official sees progress in solving labor
problems” |
| Item 7 |
10/19/1973 |
Newspaper Article - “No black college has excluded whites, NLRB
member says” |
| Item 8 |
11/7/1973 |
Newspaper Article - “Challenge to black employee viewed” Howard
Jenkins stated that the challenge is that the black employee “is to
be regarded as a worker, not as a black worker” |
| Item 9 |
11/23/1973 |
Newspaper Article - “Federal official to speak” |
| Item 10 |
11/24/1973 |
Newspaper Article - “Bar association to hear Jenkins” - Oklahoma |
| Item 11 |
2/14/1973 |
Newspaper Editorial - “Brotherhood week - A Challenge” |
| Item 12 |
2/19/1974 |
Newspaper Article - “Economics said to divide races,” “The problem
of busing school children has been blown completely out of proportion” |
| Item 13 |
2/19/1974 |
Newspaper Article - “Brotherhood speaker” |
| Item 14 |
2/20/1974 |
Newspaper Article - “Newport plain talk” - Newport, Tenn. |
| Item 15 |
2/21/1974 |
Newspaper Article - “Kiwanians hear address by Howard Jenkins Jr.”
- Cocke County’s Brotherhood Week |
| Item 16 |
2/25/1974 |
Newspaper Article - “Brotherhood Week” |
| Item 17 |
2/27/1974 |
Newspaper Article - transmittal slip from Iliff R. McMahan, “NLRB
member to address Newport Kiwanis club” |
| Item 18 |
4/2/1974 |
Newspaper Article - "CCNLRB Official to talk at University
of North Dakota” - “Howard Jenkins Jr. will discuss racial discrimination,
employment discrimination, employment discrimination against women
and NLRA violations” |
| Item 19 |
4/10/1974 |
Newspaper Article - “NLRB launches attack on sexist employers,”
“Americans have a tendency to expect more from administrative agencies
than the agencies were designed to accomplish” |
| Item 20 |
11/18/1974 |
Newspaper Article - “Questions of Race and Sex Bias Raised at Atlanta
Labor Conference” |
| Item 21 |
1/23/1975 |
NLRB Bulletin - “Member and Mrs. Jenkins to present car
to YMCA” |
| Item 22 |
5/8/1975 |
NLRB Bulletin - “NLRB issues lead cases of representation
units in private health care institutions.” Mount Airy Psychiatric
Center, Denver, CO was one of the cases |
| Item 23 |
10/1/1975 |
Newspaper Article - “Table place to solve problems, not street’
NLRB Official States” |
| Item 24 |
11/1/1975 |
Newspaper Article - “Jenkins tells Bar unit black lawyers needed
in labor practice” |
| Item 25 |
1975 |
Newspaper Article - “Sex bias seen as NLRB’s top headache” |
| Item 26 |
7/15/1976 |
Newspaper Article - “Economic Stagnation Slows Progress of American
Blacks” |
| Item 27 |
2/3/1977 |
Daily Labor Report - “Decisions of NLRB Relating to Maintenance
of Executive Hiring Hall Contracts in the Construction Industry” |
| Item 28 |
3/1/1977 |
Newspaper Article - CNLRB removes discrimination bar to union certification”
- Benkins, case 211 NLRB 138 |
| Item 29 |
5/19/1977 |
Newspaper Article - “NLRB Seminar Set” |
| Item 30 |
7/4/1977 |
Newspaper Article - “Howard Jenkins, Collective bargaining called
workable in public sector” |
| Item 31 |
12/2/1977 |
Newspaper Article - “Discrimination must be solved - official -
It took the Labor Board a quarter of a century to discover it had
the power to require fair and equitable representation of black and
white workers” |
| Item 32 |
12/3/1977 |
Newspaper Article - “Labor board official speaks here” |
| Item 33 |
12/5/1977 |
Newspaper Article - “Capstone speaker is named” |
| Item 34 |
12/7/1977 |
NLRB Bulletin - “Member Jenkins to be honored” |
| Item 35 |
12/24/1977 |
Newspaper Article - “Ebony’s Family Affair” |
| Item 36 |
Apr-78 |
University of Denver News - “Mitchell Decade” with photo
of Jenkins and Mitchell |
| Box 2, File Folder 4 - NLRB
1973-1978: Cases |
| Item 1 |
11/24/1976 |
South Prairie Construction Company v. Local No. 627, and NLRB v.
Local No. 627. International Union of Operating Engineers. AFL-CIO,
U.S. Supreme Court |
| Item 2 |
1977 |
Handy Andy, Inc., 228 NLRB No. 59 (1977) |
| Item 3 |
|
Jurisdiction of the Board in the Health Care Field |
| Box 2, File Folder 5 - NLRB
1973-1978: International Labor Law - Japan |
| Item 1 |
7/12/1977 |
Brief on general labor matters-Hong Kong |
| Item 2 |
|
1968 Japan Labor Laws |
| Item 3 |
|
Card from Dr. Willam C.S. MA Chinese American Law and Patent Offices |
| Item 4 |
|
Chart and tables relating to the Central Labor Relations Commission |
| Item 5 |
|
Booklet on court organization in Japan |
| Item 6 |
|
Booklet - Justice in Japan |
| Item 7 |
|
Booklet - Outline of Japanese Judicial System |
| Box 2, File Folder 6 - NLRB
1973-1978: International Labor Law - Thailand |
| Item 1 |
|
Current Labor Issues in Thailand |
| Item 2 |
6/29/1977 |
Airgram from Bangkok Embassy - Organized Labor in Thailand |
| Box 2, File Folder 7 - NLRB
1973-1978: Speeches and Articles by Others |
| Item 1 |
Fall 1974 |
“National Labor Relations Act and Racial Discrimination: The More
Remedies The Better?” - Benard D. Meltzer, University of Chicago Law
Review. Note: “Howard - as we discussed, Betty 2/26/76” |
| Item 2 |
1974-1975 |
Villanova Law Review - “Black Philadelphia Lawyer” |
| Item 3 |
1975 |
“Arbitration of Employment Discrimination Cases: An Empirical Study”
by Prof. Harry T. Edwards |
| Item 4 |
1975 |
“How to Live--and Die--With Maryland Probate," 2nd Ed., Edited
by J. Nicholas Shriver, Jr. and Shale D. Stiller |
| Item 5 |
5/14/1976 |
Transcript of Lowell Thomas Tribute Dinner - Pierre Hotel, New York |
| Item 6 |
9/16/1976 |
“Midwest Piping— Such a sentence would not have the slightest effect”
by Peter D. Walther, Member of NLRB, Presented to the Annual Meeting
of the Labor Relations Law Section of the State Bar of Michigan |
| Item 7 |
11/5/1976 |
“NLRB’s Role in Equal Employment Opportunity Matters” - Remarks
by Former Board Chairman Edward B. Miller at seminar of the American
Management Association |
| Item 8 |
3/28/1977 |
Transcript of Swearing-in Ceremony of Wade Hampton McCree As Solicitor
General of the United States |
| Item 9 |
Spring 1977 |
Industrial Relations Law Journal - “Equal Employment Opportunity
Acts of 1946 and 1972: A Critical Analysis of the Legislative History
and Administration of the Law” by Herbert Hill, National Labor Director
of NAACP |
| Item 10 |
8/9/1977 |
Speech by John S. Irving, General Counsel of NLRB: “The General
Counsel: Labor Czar or Public Prosecutor" |
| Item 11 |
1978 |
Ohio State Law Journal “Commentaries on the National Labor Relations
Board: 1977” by Lee Modjeska |
| Item 12 |
4/26-27/1978 |
Conference at the Wisconsin Center, Madison - “Title VII: Civil
Rights Paying for Itself (IV), Equal Employment Opportunity and Affirmative
Action at the Crossroads” Howard Jenkins, Jr. spoke on “Invidious
Discrimination and the NLRB” Outlines for speeches attached: |
| |
|
• “Public Employment Discrimination” - A. C. Wharton, Jr. |
| |
|
• “Some Thoughts on the Representation of Employers in Fair Employment
Litigation” - R. Lawrence Ashe, Jr., Susan A. Cahoon |
| Item 13 |
1/30/1979 |
Speech by John S. Irving, Jr., General Counsel, NLRB: “Injunctions
Under the NLRA” |
| Item 14 |
10/17/1979 |
Speech by John S. Irving, General Counsel, NLRB: “A Look at Four
Years of Progress in the General Counsel’s Office and What’s Ahead.” |
| Box 2, File Folder 8 – Renomination
1978: Correspondence |
| Letters of congratulations: |
| Abato, Cosimo C. |
| Adams, Theodore A. |
| Barrett, Kenneth W. |
| Bisselle, R.A. |
| Branton, Wiley A. |
| Brown, Robert J. |
| Browne, Harry |
| Buckannan, Leonard |
| Burrell, Dr. Berkeley G. |
| Cantfil, A. F. |
| Cass, Millard |
| Cobb, W. Montague |
| Cornelius, Samuel S. |
| Counts, J. Curtis |
| Danzig, S. M. |
| Dudley, George |
| Eckhardt, Norman |
| Farkas, Emil |
| Fitzsimmons, Frank E. |
| Flinker, Jon C. |
| Fortuna, Awilda M. Morales |
| Galton, Sidney A. |
| Ganz, Samuel |
| Gillen, William A. |
| Gilsey, Peter Ladd |
| Green, Carroll |
| Grody, Donald |
| Hill, May and Dan |
| Howelett, Robert G. |
| Jacobs, P. D. |
| Janofsky, Leonard S. |
| Johnson, Bill and Cernoria D. |
| Karp, William |
| Kleeb, Robert H. |
| Lanoff, Ian D. |
| Larry, R Heath |
| Levitt, R.A. |
| Livingston, Fredrick R. |
| Love, John A. |
| Lynch, Edith M. |
| Mack, Curtis |
| Mack, Judge Julia Cooper |
| Magazine, Sheldon |
| Marriott, J. W. |
| Mast, James W. |
| Matthies, Mary T. |
| McDermott, Edward A. |
| McMillock, Frank |
| McZier, Ruby Burrows |
| Miller, Edward B., with poem |
| Mitchell, B. Doyle |
| Moore, Dr. Jerry A. |
| Mullian, Robert E. |
| Naumoff, Benjamin B. |
| O’Bannon, Dona |
| Ordman, Arnold |
| Previant, David |
| Radom, Matthew |
| Robinson, Gwen |
| Rovins, Leonard |
| Sanderson, James W. |
| Schneider, Chas. W. |
| Schwarzwald, Melvin S. |
| Scott, Stanley S. |
| Shawe, Earle K. |
| Shore, Henry |
| Siegel, Jay S. |
| Somers, Al Norman |
| Squillacote, George |
| Squires, James R. |
| Stone, Sumner D. |
| Sutton, Leonard v. B. |
| Turner, J.C. |
| Usery, W. J. |
| Walther, Peter D. |
| Washington, G. L. |
| Washington, Ruth V. |
| Williams, Harrison ‘Pete” |
| Wilson, Robert J. |
| Yegge, Robert B. |
| Youngblood, Edwin |
| Zeithlin, Cecil |
| Zillian, Edward J. |
| Letters of Recommendation from: |
| Cobb, W. Montague |
| Holman, M. Carl |
| Marriott, J. Willard |
| Mcc. Mathias, Charles |
| Paradise, Stephen J. |
| Quillen, James |
| Wynn, William H. |
| Box 2, File Folder 9 – Renomination
1978: Congressional Hearings |
| |
8/25/1978 |
Congressional Record - Notice of Senate Hearing |
| |
9/7/1978 |
Senate Hearing with attachments - Biographical Information; Letters
of Recommendations from Robert A. Georgine, President Building and
Construction Trades Department of AFL-CIO and William H. Wynn, President
Retail Clerks International Union; and Transcript of Howard Jenkins,
Jr.’s Statement at Senate Hearing |
| |
9/15/1978 |
Congressional Record - Notice of Confirmation |
| Box 2, File Folder 10 –
Renomination 1978: Personal Information |
| Names and addresses of people Howard Jenkins Jr. corresponded
with |
| Box 2, File Folder 11 –
Renomination 1978: Press |
| Item 1 |
8/23/1978 |
White House Release - The President announced he will nominate Howard
Jenkins, Jr. |
| Item 2 |
8/23/1978 |
Newspaper Article - Senate nominated Howard Jenkins, Jr. |
| Item 3 |
8/23/1978 |
NLRB Bulletin - Howard Jenkins, Jr. named to 4th NLRB term |
| Item 4 |
8/23/1978 |
BNA's Daily Labor Report - Jenkins re-nominated for fourth
five-year term on labor board |
| Item 5 |
|
Newspaper Article - Carter nominates Jenkins for fourth term on
NLRB |
| Item 6 |
8/29/1978 |
Daily Labor News - newspaper articles re re-nomination |
| Item 7 |
9/7/1978 |
Newspaper Article - Senate committee holds confirmation hearing
on Jenkins re-nomination to NLRB |
| Item 8 |
9/22/1978 |
BNA's Daily Labor Report - Member Jenkins takes oath of
office for fourth five-year term on labor board |
| Item 9 |
10/5/1978 |
Jet Magazine - Howard Jenkins wins 4th term with Labor
Board |
| Item 10 |
Oct-78 |
Newspaper Article - Jenkins takes oath in impressive ceremony |
| Item 11 |
Oct-78 |
Colorado Dailies - newspaper articles |
| Box 2, File Folder 12 –
Renomination 1978: Acceptance Speech |
| Item 1 |
Sep-78 |
Howard Jenkins, Jr.’s Biographical Notes |
| Item 2 |
9/7/1978 |
Statement of Howard Jenkins, Jr. of Maryland Before the Committee
on Human Resources, the United States Senate |
| Item 3 |
9/22/1978 |
Statement of Howard Jenkins, Jr., on the Occasion of His Swearing
in as a Member of the National Labor Relations board for a Fourth
Term |
| Box 2, File Folder 13 –
Renomination 1978: Commission |
| Commission Signed by President Jimmy Carter |
| Box 2, File Folder 14 -
NLRB 1978-1983: Correspondence #1 |
| Item 1 |
9/25/1978 |
From John Paul Simpkins, Adjunct Professor of Law at Howard University
- invitation to meet with labor law class |
| Item 2 |
11/15/1978 |
To Leonard Appel From Howard Jenkins - Christopher Munch doesn't
take responsibility for the anti-union seminars at University of Denver
College of Law. Show approach the law school independently |
| Item 3 |
11/20/1978 |
To Christopher H. Munch, Esquire, Associate Dean, University of
Denver College of Law, From Henry B. Keinser Federal Publications,
INC. Regarding the withdrawal of the University’s sponsorship of the
de-unionizing session |
| Item 4 |
11/21/1978 |
To Howard Jenkins From W. S. Moore, Director Legal Policy Studies
Invited to attend a conference on the Role of the Judiciary in America |
| Item 5 |
11/28/1978 |
To Howard Jenkins From Christopher H. Munch, Esquire, Associate
Dean, University of Denver College of Law Saying that the University
no long sponsors that program |
| Item 6 |
12/12/1978 |
To Howard Jenkins From Wiley A. Branton Dean Howard University.
Thank you for the congratulatory message |
| Item 7 |
1/22/1979 |
To Howard Jenkins From Fredric K. Spies, JD, LLM, Professor of Law
and Legal Medicine, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences. Organized
student body wants Howard to come and talk |
| Item 8 |
1/26/1979 |
To Howard Jenkins, From Harry T. Edwards - Submitted Howard’s name
as a reference to the Circuit Judge Nomination Commission for the
D.C. Circuit |
| Item 9 |
2/2/1979 |
To Paul S. Kuelthan From Howard Jenkins - Information on the origins
of the St. Louis Docket System |
| Item 10 |
2/9/1979 |
To WS Moore From Howard Jenkins - Didn't get the invitation to the
American Enterprise Institute in time to attend |
| Item 11 |
2/9/1979 |
To John Paul Simpkins From Howard Jenkins Response to come and speak
at Howard University |
| Item 12 |
2/15/1979 |
To Howard Jenkins From Marjorie Stokell nee Hardy - Congratulations
on Founders Day Award |
| Item 13 |
2/27/1979 |
To Marjorie, From Howard Jenkins - Founders Day Award |
| Item 14 |
4/3/1979 |
To Herbert Standlove, Editor Ann Arbor News, From Howard Jenkins
- Job well on to Pam Klein |
| Item 15 |
11/6/1979 |
To Howard Jenkins From Timothy J. Heinsz, Associate Professor of
Law, University of Missouri-Columbia - Thank you for participation
in the labor-management conference |
| Item 16 |
11/7/1979 |
To Howard Jenkins From R. Harry Heath, President of National Association
of Manufactures |
| Item 17 |
11/13/1979 |
To R. Heath Larry From Howard Jenkins - NAM speech by Larry with
intro by Howard Jenkins, also Memo from James R. Squires, President
of the Rotary Club of Washington |
| Item 18 |
1/4/1980 |
To Howard Jenkins From M. Carl Holman Howard - Asked to attend National
Urban Coalition’s “Salute to the Cities” |
| Item 19 |
1/12/1980 |
Telegram To Howard Jenkins From Lane Kirkland, President AFL-CIO,
Informing Howard of the death of president emeritus George Meany,
Jan. 10 1980 |
| Item 20 |
1/14/1980 |
NLRB Bulletin - Funeral arrangements for George Meany announced |
| Item 21 |
1/22/1980 |
To Howard Jenkins From M. Carl Holman -Thanks for serving as a Vice
Chairperson for National Urban Coalition’s “Salute to the Cities”
Will not attend, 3-28-80 |
| Item 22 |
1/23/1980 |
To Howard Jenkins From Patricia H. Epps University of Missouri-Columbia
re: 1979 Labor Management relations Seminar, 10-26-1979, Arrival of
plaque |
| Item 23 |
1/28/1980 |
To Howard Jenkins From Leonard Appel re: Eric Moss, Applicant for
admission to University of Denver, Freshman class |
| Item 24 |
1/30/1980 |
To Ross J. Pritchard Chancellor, University of Denver From Howard
Jenkins re: Eric Moss, Applicant for admission to University of Denver,
Freshman class |
| Item 25 |
2/4/1980 |
To Patricia H. Epps, University of Missouri-Columbia, From Howard
Jenkins - Thank you for the 1979 Labor Management relations Seminar
10-26-1979 plaque |
| Item 26 |
2/6/1980 |
To Howard Jenkins From William E. Thoms, Professor of Law Asked
to participate in University of North Dakota’s Annual Robert K. Rushing
Labor Management Seminar. Will not attend, 3-6-1980 |
| Item 27 |
2/11/1980 |
To Howard Jenkins From Margaret S. Beam - Invitation to act as judge
in the Robert F. Wagner National Labor Law Moot Court |
| Item 28 |
2/25/1980 |
To Howard Jenkins From Connie Matthies re: Speaking OBA Labor Law
Section labor relations and employment laws |
| Item 29 |
2/26/1980 |
To Margaret S. Beam From Howard Jenkins - Yes I will act as judge
in the Robert F. Wagner National Labor Law Moot Court. (Cancelled) |
| Item 30 |
3/12/1980 |
To Howard Jenkins From Connie Matthies - Confirm speaking at OBA
Labor Law Section labor relations and employment laws |
| Item 31 |
3/18/1980 |
To Howard Jenkins From William E. Thoms, Professor of Law University
of North Dakota, re: Visit in Sept. for Robert K. Rushing Labor Management
Relations Seminar |
| Item 32 |
3/27/1980 |
To Howard Jenkins From Mark L. Kahn Chairman National Academy of
Arbitrators re: James E. Jones, Jr. application for membership |
| Item 33 |
3/31/1980 |
To Mark L. Kahn Chairman National Academy of Arbitrators From Howard
Jenkins re: James E. Jones, Jr. recommendation for membership |
| Item 34 |
4/10/1980 |
To Howard Jenkins re: Invitation to reception for new U.S. Department
of Labor Building |
| Item 35 |
4/21/1980 |
To Howard Jenkins From Connie Matthies re: Thank you for speaking
at OBA Labor Law Section labor relations and employment laws |
| Item 36 |
4/21/1980 |
To Howard Jenkins From Carolyn G. Hill Kerr-McGee Corporation re:
Thank you for being keynote speaker at the Oklahoma Bar Association’s
Labor Relations Law Seminar |
| Item 37 |
6/17/1980 |
To Howard Jenkins From Jan D. Blackwell, JM Huber Corporation, re:
Thank you for speaking to the personnel managers at the company |
| Item 38 |
7/3/1980 |
To Howard Jenkins From J. Fred Holly, Emeritus Professor of Economics
and Conference Chairman, Management Development Program, University
of Tennessee re: Invitation to speak in the upcoming 24th Annual Southeastern
Conference on Current Trends in Collective Bargaining |
| Item 39 |
7/17/1980 |
To Howard Jenkins From Clifford C. Mack, Vice President, Southwestern
Legal Foundation, University of Texas re: speaker for the Labor Law
Institute |
| Item 40 |
7/22/1980 |
To Howard Jenkins From Mrs. Martha L. Landwehr, Director of publications,
Southwestern Legal Foundation, University of Texas re: speaker for
the Labor Law Institute |
| Item 41 |
8/20/1980 |
To Howard Jenkins From D. M. Standriff, President Cincinnati, Industrial
Institute re: speaking at the Nov. 17 1980 Cincinnati Industrial Relations
Research Association meeting |
| Item 42 |
9/4/1980 |
To Howard Jenkins From William E. Thoms, Professor of Law University
of North Dakota, re: Visit in Oct. for Robert K. Rushing Labor Management
Relations Seminar. Yeshiva case |
| Item 43 |
9/23/1980 |
To Howard Jenkins From Joseph C. Mckinney, Treasurer, African Methodist
Episcopal Church re: Luncheon with Bishop John H. Adams |
| Item 44 |
9/25/1980 |
To Howard Jenkins From J. Fred Holly, Emeritus Professor of Economics
and Conference Chairman, Management Development Program, University
of Tennessee re: Thank you for accepting the invitation to speak in
the upcoming 24th Annual Southeastern Conference on Current Trends
in Collective Bargaining. Includes brochure for conference |
| Item 45 |
9/30/1980 |
To Howard Jenkins From Timothy J Heinsz, Associate Professor of
Law, University of Toledo re: speak about early law teaching and civil
rights experience |
| Item 46 |
10/10/1980 |
To Howard Jenkins From William E. Thoms, Professor of Law University
of North Dakota, re: Visit in Oct. for Robert K. Rushing Labor Management
Relations Seminar |
| Item 47 |
10/22/1980 |
To Howard Jenkins From Clifford C. Mack, Vice President, Southwestern
Legal Foundation, University of Texas re: Thank you for speaking at
the Labor Law Institute. Program included |
| Item 48 |
10/23/1980 |
To Howard Jenkins From William E. Thoms, Professor of Law University
of North Dakota, RE: Thank you for visiting in Oct. for Robert K.
Rushing Labor Management Relations Seminar |
| Item 49 |
10/27/1980 |
To Howard Jenkins From D. M. Standriff, President Cincinnati, Industrial
Institute re: speaking at the Nov. 17 1980 Cincinnati Industrial Relations
Research Association meeting |
| Item 50 |
10/29/1980 |
To Howard Jenkins From Josephine C. Matthews re: Speech at the Southwestern
Legal Foundation. Remarks were well deserved and overdue |
| Item 51 |
10/29/1980 |
To Howard Jenkins From Timothy P. O’Reilly and Michael Posner, American
Bar Association re: Invitation to participate in the 1981 meeting
of the Committee on the Development of the Law Under the National
Labor Relations Act |
| Item 52 |
10/31/1980 |
To Howard Jenkins From Hugh I. Beins re: "Unseemly" speech
at the Southwestern Legal Foundation. Remarks were well deserved and
over due |
| Item 53 |
11/4/1980 |
To Hugh J. Beins From Howard Jenkins, Thank you for your comments |
| Item 54 |
11/4/1980 |
To Howard Jenkins From Thomas G. S. Christensen, Professor of Law,
New York University re: speech at the Southwestern Legal Foundation.
Remarks were well deserved and overdue |
| Item 55 |
11/4/1980 |
To Josephine C. Matthews From Howard Jenkins. Thank you for writing
to me about the speech at the Southwestern Legal Foundation |
| Item 56 |
11/4/1980 |
To Bernard F. Ashe From Howard Jenkins. Thank you for writing to
me about the speech at the Southwestern Legal Foundation |
| Item 57 |
11/5/1980 |
From John E. Riblett, Tennessee’s Management Development Programs
re: “Current Trends in Collective Bargaining” conference |
| Item 58 |
11/7/1980 |
To Howard Jenkins From Charles A. Powell, III, American Bar Association
re: Invitation to participate in the 1981 meeting of the Committee
on the Development of the Law Under the National Labor Relations Act |
| Item 59 |
11/7/1980 |
To Howard Jenkins From Luther Holcomb Liked the speech at the Southwestern
Legal Foundation |
| Item 60 |
11/18/1980 |
To Howard Jenkins From Vilma H. Platt re: American Postal Workers
Union, AFL-CIO and Vilma H. Platt, an individual 240 NLRB No. 58-
D-4086, Washington, DC Case 5-CA-8960. Howard was the dissenting opinion |
| Item 61 |
11/20/1980 |
To Howard Jenkins From Timothy J. Heinsz, Associate Professor of
Law, University of Toledo re: speak about early law teaching and civil
rights experience |
| Item 62 |
11/26/1980 |
To Howard Jenkins From J. Fred Holly, Conference Chairman, Management
Development Programs, University of Tennessee re: Thank you for contributing
to the Collective Bargaining Conference |
| Item 63 |
11/28/1980 |
To Howard Jenkins From R. Eddie Wayland re: Collective Bargaining
Conference in Knoxville Tennessee |
| Item 64 |
12/5/1980 |
To Howard Jenkins From Robert S. Fuchs Regional Director, National
Labor Relations Board Region 1 re: Can you attend the Boston Bar Association
and Boston University Symposium |
| Item 65 |
12/5/1980 |
To Howard Jenkins From Harry T. Edwards Circuit Judge (teaches advanced
Labor Law at Harvard) re: Speaking to his class |
| Item 66 |
12/8/1980 |
To Howard Jenkins From Henry L. Chiles, Jr. NLRB region 7 re: Thank
you for rebutting the so called "Bloated Bureaucracy” |
| Item 67 |
12/22/1980 |
To Howard Jenkins From Milo V. Price, Regional Director, NLRB Region
28 re: Howard doesn’t want early morning slot at University of Arizona’s
Annual Labor —Management Conference, but they can’t give him another
time slot |
| Item 68 |
12/30/1980 |
To Howard Jenkins From Albert L Goldman re: Confirming that Jenkins
will speak at Boston Bar Association and Boston University Symposium |
| Item 69 |
1/2/1981 |
To Howard Jenkins From Baker Armstrong Smith, Reagan Transition
Team Leader re: Thanks for Howard’s cooperation with the transition |
| Item 70 |
1/7/1981 |
To Howard Jenkins From Maria R. Helhoski, Chairperson, Wagner Committee
re: Asked to be a Judge in the New York Law School’s Robert F. Wagner,
Sr., Memorial Moot Court Competition |
| Item 71 |
1/26/1981 |
To Howard Jenkins From Alma Lynch, Program Chairperson for the Equal
Opportunity Committee re: Asked to be a speaker for Black History
Month |
| Item 72 |
1/27/1981 |
To Howard Jenkins From Arthur L. Stevenson re: Confirming that Jenkins
will speak at Boston Bar Association and Boston University Symposium,
16th Annual Labor Law Institute |
| Item 73 |
1/27/1981 |
To Howard Jenkins From Leon F. Drozd, Jr., Land Attorney for Chevron
Shale Oil Company re: Nice to see you in Washington |
| Item 74 |
2/2/1981 |
To President Ronald W. Reagan From William E. Thorns, University
of Denver, College of Law re: Recommendation that Jenkins become Chairman
of the NLRB |
| Item 75 |
2/12/1981 |
To Howard Jenkins From Daniel S. Hoffman, University of Denver,
College of Law re: Speaking at the law school in the spring |
| Item 76 |
2/25/1981 |
To Howard Jenkins From Daniel G. Macleod re: What topic will Jenkins
speak about at Boston Bar Association and Boston University Symposium,
16th Annual Labor Law Institute |
| Item 77 |
2/26/1981 |
From Professor Thomas G. S. Christensen, New York University re:
participation in the National Academy program in May in Hawaii |
| Item 78 |
3/3/1981 |
To Howard Jenkins From Alma Lynch, Program Chairperson for the Equal
Opportunity Committee re: Thank you for speaking at the Black History
Month |
| Item 79 |
3/5/1981 |
From Barbara Ortiz, Secretary to Professor Christensen, transmitting
articles by Christensen and Feller and 1980 report on arbitral/judicial
thinking |
| Item 80 |
3/10/1981 |
To Howard Jenkins From James G. Neeley, President, Tennessee State
Labor Council AFL-CIO re: Invitation to address the 12th Biannual
Convention |
| Item 81 |
3/12/1981 |
To Howard Jenkins From Maria R. Helhoski, Chairperson, Wagner Committee
re: Confirming that Howard will be a Judge in the New York Law School’s
Robert F. Wagner, Sr., Memorial Moot Court Competition |
| Item 82 |
3/18/1981 |
To Howard Jenkins From G. John Tysse, Director of Labor Law, Chamber
of Commerce of the US re: Invitation to come to the Chambers reception |
| Item 83 |
3/18/1981 |
To Howard Jenkins From Edwin O. Norris, Chairman Tennessee Bar Association
re: Invitation to speak to the members during the Tennessee Bar Association
Convention |
| Item 84 |
3/20/1981 |
To Howard Jenkins From Daniel MacLeod Professor of Law Boston University
re: Copies of the 16th Annual Labor Law Institute brochure |
| Item 85 |
3/27/1981 |
To Howard Jenkins From Timothy P. O’Reilly and Michael Posner, American
Bar Association re: Thank you for participation in the 1981 meeting
of the Committee on the Development of the Law Under the National
Labor Relations Act |
| Item 86 |
3/27/1981 |
To Howard Jenkins From James W. Mastriani Chairman, Association
of Labor Relations Agencies (ALRA) Program Chairman re: Asking Howard
to serve on panel about Labor relations future |
| Item 87 |
3/31/1981 |
To Howard Jenkins From Bruno Stein Director of the Graduate School
of Public Administration, New York University. Heard from Sam Kaynard
that Howard accepted his invitation to address New York University’s
34th National Conference on Labor |
| Item 88 |
4/1/1981 |
To Howard Jenkins From Robert E. King, Director, office of Industrial
Relations, NASA re: Please attend the first launch of the shuttle |
| Item 89 |
4/2/1981 |
From Daniel G. Collins, Professor of Law, New York University. National
Academy will reimburse the air travel to the Maui meeting |
| Item 90 |
4/6/1981 |
To Howard Jenkins From Madelyn C. Squire, Professor of Law, Howard
University re: Thank you for speaking to my Labor Law and Collective
Bargaining and Arbitration Classes |
| Item 91 |
4/6/1981 |
From Ernest Guy, ABA, re: reduced airfares and hotel room rates
for ABA 1981 New Orleans annual Meeting |
| Item 92 |
4/9/1981 |
From Daniel G. Collins, Professor of Law, New York University. Need
to make hotel reservation. For Maui |
| Item 93 |
4/27/1981 |
From J. C. Truesdale, Executive Secretary NLRB, re: 1981 ABA annual
meeting in New Orleans |
| Item 94 |
5/29/1981 |
To Howard Jenkins From G. John Tysse, Director of Labor Law, US
Chamber’s Labor Relations Committee re: Cocktail reception |
| Item 95 |
6/1/1981 |
To Howard Jenkins From James W. Mastriani Chairman, Association
of Labor Relations Agencies (ALRA) Program Chairman. Thanking Howard
for saying he will serve on panel about Labor relations future. (Unable
to attend) |
| Item 96 |
6/4/1981 |
To Howard Jenkins From Edwin 0. Norris. Looking forward to you speaking
to the Tennessee Bar Association |
| Item 97 |
6/15/1981 |
To Howard Jenkins From Senator Howard H. Baker, Jr. Thank you for
speaking to the Tennessee Bar |
| Item 98 |
6/15/1981 |
From Allen S. Blair, Tennessee Bar Association Labor Law Section.
Thank you for an address to the labor law section of the Tennessee
Bar Association |
| Item 99 |
6/15/1981 |
From Robert Sutton, Judge, Division I Metropolitan General Session
Court, Nashville, Tennessee. Thank you for an address to the labor
law section of the Tennessee Bar Association |
| Item 100 |
6/16/1981 |
To Howard Jenkins From E. Donald Shapiro, Dean, New York Law School.
Thank you for being a Judge in the Moot Court Competition. Includes
a brochure for the final argument and awards presentation |
| Item 101 |
6/29/1981 |
To Howard Jenkins From Vernon E. Jordan, Jr. President, National
Urban League re: Invitation to National Urban League’s Conference
Dinner |
| Item 102 |
7/6/1981 |
From Edwin 0. Norris, Tennessee Bar Association Labor Law Section.
Thank you for an address to the labor law section of the Tennessee
Bar Association |
| Item 103 |
7/9/1981 |
To Howard Jenkins From Maurice 0. Brice, Director of Administration.
Confirmation of Howard’s participation in the Internal Seminar Program
for Student Assistants |
| Item 104 |
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To Howard Jenkins From John D. Schmelzer, Federal Bar Association.
Confirming that Howard will speak during the Federal Bar Association’s
Labor Law Program, Annual Convention |
| Item 105 |
7/16/1981 |
To American Bar Association Finance Office From Irma Hughes Confidential
Assistant to Member Jenkins. Howard Jenkins had an episode of angina
pectoris and wanted to get his registration fee back for the American
Bar Association Meeting in New Orleans |
| Item 106 |
8/9/1981 |
From Gloria D. Norfleet, ABA, re: 1981 New Orleans Annual Meeting |
| Item 107 |
9/8/1981 |
Federal Bar Association Minutes |
| Item 108 |
10/9/1981 |
To Howard Jenkins From Cindie J. Burkel, Information Officer, The
Southwestern Legal Foundation. Picture of Howard from the Institute
on Labor Law Annual Meeting |
| Item 109 |
10/27/1981 |
To Howard Jenkins From Hanley J. Norment, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity,
Inc. re: Testimonial dinner and 75 year old Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity |
| Item 110 |
11/17/1981 |
From Otis M. Smith, VP and General Counsel, General Motors Corporation.
Reminder for the Administrative Conference’s Plenary session and Reception |
| Item 111 |
12/31/1981 |
From Richard G. Peterson, NPI Labor Relations Conference in Minn. |
