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From : Cash, Smith & Wages 703-548-0926
Jun. 10. 1988 06:31 PM
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Cash, Smith & Wages
Organizational Development in Government Attain
2 Pages to Follow
February 28, 1997
Craig Smith
Assistant to the President for
Political Affairs
The White House
Fax No. 202-456-7929
Dear Mr. Smith:
Attached is a letter from the president of the Association of Professional Flight Attendants
(APFA), the bargaining representative of the American Airlines flight attendants. She writes in
support of President Clinton's action to name a Presidential Emergency Board in the dispute
between the Allied Pilots Association and American Airlines.
The original letter will be delivered by messenger later today. As APFA's Washington
representative, 1 am available to answer any questions. Feel free to contact me at 703-548-3676.
Sincerely,
Joan Wages
Joan B. Wages
913 E. Taylor Run Pkwy. Suite 303
125 Porto Marino, Suite 777
Alexandria. VA 22302
Tiburon, CA 94920
(703) 548-3676
(415) 435-4402
(703) 518 0926 fax
(415) 435-7486 fax
"From : Cash, Smith & Wages 703-548-0926
Jun. 10. 1988 06: 31 PM
P02
A-
20th
Qualiversary
Association of Professional Flight Attendants
February 27, 1997
The Honorable William J. Clinton
President
The White House
Washington, D.C. 20510
Re:
Presidential Emergency Board - American Airlines
and Allied Pilots Association Labor Dispute
Dear President Clinton:
It has coine to my attention that one or more flight attendants employed by American Airlines
("American") and members of the Association of Professional Flight Attendants ("ÀPFA") has
initiated a letter-writing campaign to you critioizing your decision to convene a Presidential
Emergency Board ("PEB") to help resolve the currem labor dispute between American and the
Allied Pilots Association Some or all of those letters may identify the sender as "American
Airlines Flight Attendant, Association of Professional Flight Attendants." However, APFA is not
endorsing the letter-writing campaign, nor does it necessarily agree with the views expressed by
individual APFA members.
While we fully respect the right of our members to express their individual views to you. we
wish to inform you that the opinions set forth is any letters you receive will be those of
individual flight attendants, not of APFA
We recognize that your convening of the PEB was a complicated decision We also know that
you provided tremendous assistance to APFA when we were on strike against American in
November 1993, Your intercession resulted in American's agreeing to resolve our disputes
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From : Cash, Smith & Wages 703-548-0926
Jun. 10. 1988 06:31 PM
P03
The Honorable William J. Clinton
February 27, 1997
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through interest arbitration, a process that ultimately produced results extraordinarily favorable
to APFA and our flight attendants.
APFA shares your hope that the PEB will help.resolve the American/Allied Pilots Association
labor dispute.
Sincerely,
Denise C.Hedges
Denise C. Hedges
President