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George H. Voilas John Trippa Walt Wenski Marietta Berenato Johnny M. Dollson Augusta Budd, Individually and on Behalf of All Other Persons Similarly Situated Lottie Ferguson John Mellodge Silvia Albarran Robert L. Aldridge Carmen C. Alicea Beatrice P. Amison Gerald P. Amison Shirley Anderson Joseph R. Andrews, Jr. Mary Lou Arcamone Mary B. Austin Samuel A. Badessa James Bailey Raymond Bayzath Jose Beauchamps Mary L. Benjamin George R. Beres Jozefa Bielski Leon R. Boyer Richard M. Bracy William F. Brady, Jr. Richard Briggs Freddie L. Brimley Herbert Brooker James Brophy James Browne Victoria Brown Hector G. Burgos John E. Burres Adelyn Burroughs Robert C. Case Margaret Chambuc Patricia F. Charyak Elmont Cheesman Vincent J. Chesney Matteo Cipriano Benjamin Cole Thomas J. Coleman Gloria M. Collazo Fred M. Como David M. Cope, Sr. Maria T. Cowell William R. Craft Patricia Crammer Joann Crea Luz M. Cruz Edward R. Culver Mary L. Czap Sophie Dardzinski Dolores M. Degennaro Myrtle Delbaugh Barbara Derry Margaree Dillard Edward Doroba Anthony Doto Anatol Dowbnia Thomas Dow David Downing, Jr. Charles P. Dragos Mary F. Ealy Kurt Eder Betty Eddy Custodia Feijo Sylvia Ferguson Helen Figg Ethel M. Finrock Juan Flores Rafael Garcia Majorie O. Garvin George E. Gindhart Delores R. Glazewski Lester Glascoe Larry G. Goodman Richard P. Grimes Elfrieda Halko Murray Halpern Geraldine B. Hambley Katherine Hamilton Barbara A. Harden Charlotte Hayden William S. Hill Thomas J. Horan Richard M. Hutchinson, Jr. Sarah C. Innis Joseph J. Janeczek William Jefferson Andrena Johnson John D. Jolly Kathleen E. Jones Dorothea E. Kato Dolores J. Kelley Dorothy M. Kelly Margaret M. Kennedy Bela H. Kiss Carl H. Kuhfeldt Sam M. Lagares Ronald Lawrence Chong Sue Lee Armand Loretucci, Jr. Jacqueline Marinello Dolores L. Beers (Nee Marlin) Margaret Mason Thomas Mattei Juan Medina Mary R. Merovich Fillippi P. Micocci Eugene Minich Hector M. Morales Minerva Morales Cornelius Morrow Mary A. Murphy Edward J. Nemeth Carmela C. Nickels Stanley J. Olschewski Ronald J. Palmieri Geraldine Parrish James Petrucelli Nicholas Pfann Gertrude Pinkney Freya E. Poliziana Alfreda Prasak Rochelle Pritchard Carmen Quiles Frederick Rainer Evelyn Ramsey Raymond R. Rawa Stanislaw Rembowski Aston Richardson Robert Robinson Richard J. Rogalinski Saturnino Roman Olga Ruth Andrew J. Samu Minnie Sanders Anthony Scott Ernest Scott Jasper T. Scott Josephine Seckinger Joseph B. Serock Margaret Shelton Thomas Sehunuk Frederick O. Shipp, Sr. Janet A. Simpson Gladys A. Smalley Elizabeth J. Smith Frank Smith Frank E. Smith Dolores Stewart Robert A. Stocker Barbara A. Sykes Ida Taylor Anthony Testa Gilbert J. Tilton Isaac Toney Emanuel J. Tramontana Evelyn Treibly Emma M. Twyman Katherine Vanderbilt Elizabeth O. Vandewater James L. Vandewater Patricia A. Velez Robert F. Walker Marie A. Walsh John Walter Loretta Washington John Wells James B. Wheeler Gladys Williams Margaret M. Williams Rose Marie Winrow George M. Woodward, Jr. Bonnie L. Wright Frank Prasak Benjamin Isom Michael Sebasto Walter Lomax John Black Hugh Daniels Karl Deibler James Duncan Minerva Montero Alicea Quinones Frank Tuccillo Roscoe Wright and Hank Weinman v. General Motors Corporation Inland Fisher Guide Plant, a Division of General Motors Corporation Local 731 International Union, United Automobile Aerospace and Agricultural Implement Workers of America United Automobile Aerospace and Agricultural Implement Workers of America (d.c. Civil No. 95-487). George Voilas John Trippa Walter Wenski Marietta Berenato Johnny M. Dollson Augusta Budd, Individually and on Behalf of All Other Persons Similarly Situated v. Local 731 International Union, United Automobile Aerospace and Agricultural Implement Workers of America, United Automobile Aerospace and Agricultural Implement Workers of America, a Labor Organization (d.c. Civil No. 95-2960). General Motors CorporationFiledMar 3, 1999Cited56×
Imprisoned Citizens Union Herbert Langes Milton Taylor Jack Lopinson MacKey R. Choice Richard O.J. Mayberry Frank Patterson Daniel Delker Harold A.X. Brooks Carline Coefield Thelma Simon Audrey Mason Sharon Wiggins Dominic Codispoti Philip Householder James Harbold Joseph Oliver Paul Lyons Robert Brown James Szulczewski Gerald Mayo Wesley Harris v. Tom Ridge, Governor of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania J. Shane Creamer, Attorney General, State Capitol Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Martin F. Horn, Commissioner of the Department of Corrections Donald Vaughn, Superintendent of Sci-Graterford David Larkins, Superintendent of Sci-Dallas Mary Leftridge-Byrd, Superintendent of Sci-Muncy Frederick Frank, Superintendent of Sci-Huntingdon Robert Myers, Acting Superintendent of Sci-Rockview and James Price, Superintendent of Sci-Pittsburgh, United States of America, Intervenor in District Court (d.c. No. 70-Cv-03054). Robert Ray George Spears Murry Dicterson Clarence Reynolds George Rivers Albert Johnson James Goldsborough Joseph Ligon Richard Bellamy Emanuel Johnson Gene Fuller James C. Wilson Carlos Rodriguez Willie Brooker Frank Hall v. Donald Vaughn, Superintendent, State Correctional Institution at Graterford, United States of America, Intervenor in D.C. (d.c. No. 71-Cv-00513). Kenneth W. Owens, Jr. Guy J. Bicking James Alan Romberger Kenneth W. Teater v. Custodial Employees and "Private Citizens", Listed Below John Doe Murdock, Box 244 Graterford, Pa John Doe Belloff, Box 244 Graterford, Pa Erskind Dehamus, Box 244 Graterford, Pa, United States of America, Intervenor in D.C. (d.c. No. 71-Cv-01006). William Bracey, (G-8571), an Inmate James Pickett, (H-2720), an Inmate Clarence Samuels, (E-4517), an Inmate on Their Own Behalf and on Behalf of Others Similarly Situated v. Arthur T. Prasse, Commissioner, Bureau of Corrections of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Donald Vaughn, Superintendent State Correctional Institution at Graterford Clarence R. Wolfe, Deputy Superintendent State Correctional Institution at Graterford Charles S. Frisbee, School Director State Correctional Institution at Graterford, United States of America, Intervenor in D.C. (d.c. No. 70-Cv-02545). Imprisoned Citizens Union, Jack Lopinson, Daniel Delker, Gerald Mayo and Sharon Wiggins, on Their Behalf and on Behalf of the Class of AllFiledFeb 25, 1999Cited46×