ELVIN F. SCOTT, PRESIDENT OF THE
UNION ALL-PENSION & DEMOCRATIC RESEARCH CENTER, INC.;
P. O. BOX 8905 PITTSBURG, CA 94565-8905
Phone (925) 432-7849 DELTA INSTANT PRINT Fax (925) 754-1140
The Union All-Pension & Research Center, Inc; is in process of organizing a class action suit on behalf of the Participants Carpenters Pension Plan in California. A volunteer organization devoted to pension rights of American, Canadian and Mexico workers. "We are collecting evidence on whether the Carpenters Pension Plans illegally underpay more than half of participating retirees". Underpayments may run 50%. of the pension due. We are looking into medical benefits as I was forced to pay double after and before my retirement.2001. "LEGAL MALPRACTICE". "CONTACT THE CENTER , IF YOU HAVE PAID DOUBLE OR HAD TO PAY EXTRA" I Elvin F. Scott, signed on with Department of Veterans Affairs 02-16-2001, this is a test case. VETERAN'S APPLICATION FOR COMPENSATION OR PENSION VA FORM NUMBER 21-526. ALL VETERAN'S AND THEIR FAMILIES CAN PARTICIPATE BY GETTING IN CONTACT.
NATIONWIDE TOLL-FREE NUMBER 1-800-827-1000
{HEARING IMPARIRED-TDD 1 800-829-4833}
CALL IN NORTHERN CALIFORNIA MR. JOHN M. PARKER
NATIONAL SERVICE OFFICER (510} 834-2921 OR (510) 834-2959
WE THE VETERAN'S, PUBLIC AND OTHERS, CAN PUT A STOP TO THE INEQUITIES BY USING THE {DAV}, AS THEY STATE. TO HELP YOU AND YOUR FAMILY GET THE BENEFITS YOU EARNED, THE {DAV}, MAINTAINS A CORPS OF APPROXIMATELY 250 NATIONAL SERVICE OFFICERS {NSOs} ACROSS THE UNITED STATES. THERE'S NEVER
A CHARGE FOR THE ASSISTANCE THESE VETERANS' BENEFITS EXPERTS PROVID. INFORMED BY A MEMBER OF THE {DAV), 02-10-2001 PAYING $ 385 FOR ONE PRESCRIPTION A MONTH NOW PAYS UNDER THE {DAV), FOR ALL PRESCRIPTION'S THE SUM OS $2.00 EACH.
1. REQUEST PERTAINING TO MILITARY RECORDS 2. OTHER INFORMATION AND/OR DOUCMENTS REQUESTED UNDER PL93-579 PRIVACY ACT 1974 PROVID ENTIRE (201} PERSONNEL RECORDS DUTY ASSIGNMENTS, AWARD CITATIONS. 3. VA DISABLILITY CLAIM (CO7O20567} FOR WW11 COMBAT POST TRAUMATITIC STRESS DISORDER.
EXTENSIVE COMBAT WW11 IN EUROPE 6-21-45 TO 11-145 PARTICIPATING IN INVASION NORMANDY, SICILY, NORTHERN FRANCE, ARDENNES, RINELAND, CENTRAL EUROPE. AWARDED BRONZE STAR-1944.
ORGANIZATIONS AND WEBSITES LINKS
http://www.theubc.com for more of the information linking you with (11 WEB-SITES) PLUS (GOVERMENT SITES) (PRESS) (LABOR). Plus the "CENTER", Now linking "YOU" with the DAV NSO, is free. NSOs www.dav.org founded in 1920 there is never any charge for the assistance these veterans' benefits experts provide to you or your family on health care, pension, employment "ETC." "REPRESENTATION BEFORE CONGRESS AND THE WHITE HOUSE "
{PBGC}, under certain conditions, PBGC may terminate a pension plan, even if a company has not filed to terminate the plan on its own initiative. This puts a stop to the "Play Penner's robbing you blind". PBGC, can take such action if, for example, a plan does not have sufficient assets to pay benefits currently due. This puts a stop to you ending up with "nothing". (PBGC), no charge to you if you belong year 2001……IF YOU DO NOT BELONG NO HELP PERIOD…
EMERGENCY RETIREE HEALTH BENEFITS PROTECTION ACT-WOULD PROTECT POST-RETIREMENTS CUTS IN MEDICAL BENEFITS MORE EVER IT WOULD REQUIRE COMPANIES TO RESTORE COVERAGE TO RETIREES WHOSE BENEFITS HAVE ALREADY BEEN CUT BECAUSE THEIR FORMER EMPLOYERS MADE CHANGES TO THEIR GROUP INSURANCE PLANS AFTER THEY RETIRED.
AARP February 2001…New bill highlights retiree benefit issue By Trish Nicholson. Rep. John F. Tierney, D-Mass, thinks he has the answer to retirees' worst nightmare. He plans to introduce a bill this month to keep companies from slashing medical benefits for former workers after they retired. Tierney, who serves on the Committee on Education and the Workforce, wants to amend the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974. The CENTER, we all in taking this action by the DAV on my case will bring information and facts to light to put a stop to all nightmares. IT HAS COME TO THE ATTENTION OF THE "CENTER" Mr. Tiemey may retire "HEALTH."
MAC-OUT N.Y. LAST JULY THE CO-PAYMENT WAS REMOVED FROM MEMBERS OVER 65 AND THE "DISTRICT COUNCIL HAS ANNOUNCED THAT EFFECTIVE JULY 1, 2000 MEMBERS 55 AND OVER WILL NOT HAVE TO PAY FOR MEDICAL COVERAGE ANY LONGER. OUR LAWSUIT CONTINUES, SEEKING THE RETURN TO "RETIREES OF ALL MONEY THEY PAID FOR COVERAGE. THEY HAD ADDED ABOUT $ 385.00 A MONTH TO ALL OF THE RETREE'S. MAC-OUT HTTP://FORMEMBERS.TRIPOD.COM/ Year 2001.
"OUESTION'S THE PUBLIC SHOULD ASK IN YEAR 2001, OF THEIR PENSION PLANS AM I COVERED BY THE "PBGC"? Carpenters and others should be asking "Way am I not covered in year 2001"? Interesting all covered by the "PBGC", getting four to five times the amount in their "PENSIONS". In an unusual claim in U.S. District Court, Blum contended he had been defamed by Horacio Grana, a disabled retiree who draws a $580-per-month union pension. Sues Grana, 20 million. www.Battlefiedpensions.com "CENTER", under the name "VISABLE" "TRUST BUT VERIFY" VA Claim C-07020567 Elvin F. Scott, defending Your Rights In Washington D.C. www.dav.org Plus, Department of Veterans Affairs…Veterans Service Division 271A Room 1200 Reopen Case.
This is for all of the Entitlements and Benefits for all Brothers and Sisters. " I am going to use my self as a example of what has happened to all of us INVESTIGATE BEFORE RETIREMENT DAY."
Dear Mr. Scott:
I have been asked by the Army Board for Correction of Military Records to reply to your request for correction of your Army records.
I have also been asked to assure you that it was only after the Board had determined that no error or injustice existed and that your application should be denied that it considered the statute of limitations. Had the Board found your case meritorious it would have excused the failure to timely file. The Board has never rejected an application simply because of a failure to apply within the time prescribed.
In the absence of new evidence showing that it would be in the interest of justice to excuse your failure to timely file, further consideration by the Board is not appropriate. A copy of The Memorandum of Consideration stating the Board's reasons for denial is enclosed.
At this time EVIDENCE OF RECORD: The applicant's reconstructed military records show: He enlisted on 11 December 1942 and was honorably discharged on November 1945.. He served overseas for more than 2 years and was entitled to receive the Bronze Star Medal, the Good Conduct Medal, the European-African-Middle Eastern Campaign Medal with one silver and two bronze service stars, the World War 11 Victory Medal and the Distinguished Unit Badge. May get a line on my being put in for the "MEDAL of HONOR", by Captain Harold D. Smith, Commanding Officer Reconnaissance Company in 1944. Will give names of others who know.
1st Sergeant (now 2nd LT.} William E. Lee, Reconnaissance Company, Captain David L. Howe, Reconnaissance Company, Lieutenant Peabody, Asbell , James H. Pvt., Sharp, Sterlie H. Sgt. Spydell, Earl E. Sgt. Slater , George P. Pvt. Etc. I have book with all names of my buddies, reading their names I cannot place them. One named BY ME, SHITDOG others with names PEANUT, OUT THE HOUSE, FATBOY, and SHITDOG who received the Bronze STAR same ACTION AS ME in year 1944, when I was put in for Metal of Honor. MY mine A BLANK.
I Elvin F. Scott, 19203076 Request to have my pre-military service occupation and Military Record changed on my WD AGO Form 53-55 to show my C. C. C. work history six months, Also ask for my State Guard Service, from year 1941, including active duty date of December 7, 1941. Also I am requesting pertaining to my work history and the incorrect job title for Gladding McBean, changed from kiln placer to maintenance carpenter, in this year of 2001. Keep in mine I had paid out of my Trust Money a PERCENTAGE each HOUR WORKED for all PAST SERVICE. CREDIT and was TOLD THIS INCLUDED MILITARY TIME by the CARPENTER'S.
Witnesses: U. S. Department of Labor dated September 18, 1989. In your letter of September "18" 1985 to Mr. Scott, you state at paragraph 2 that, "Affidavits from individuals are not accepted as proof of employment for the purpose of establishing pension credit under the Trust."
Witness and Witnesses: Intimidated, and by other means told they had to ATTEND CARPENTER MEETINGS DAY OF "MY" February 26, 1985 APPEAL HEARING. One WITNESS told by Mr. Roger Lopez, Executive Administrator of the Carpenter Pension Trust, "Who said, "Not to help me, in any way". All who said, "We will attend your APPEALS HEARING ON 2-26-85", ONE WEEK BEFORE THE HEARING THE NAMED'S in hands PENSION TRUST. "ALL NO SHOWS".
I Elvin F. Scott, accompanied by COUNCEL John B. Rice, and my Brother Edward Scott, REPRESENTATIVE/WITNESS. Mr. Elmer W. Kirkwood, who signed to appear at my hearing now retired was senior B. A. and the F. S. Of Carpenters Local Union #1062 Santa Barbara, CA. 1997 Blum paid 8 million and 33 Million for year 1998, 99? 2001? as a investor advisor.??????
He served as a Trustee of the Carpenters Joint Apprenticeship and he also served on the 11 Southern County Carpenters Vacation Savings and Holiday Plan. Declined to appear after Mr, Lopez, the E executive Administrator of the Carpenter's Pension Trust in Southern California WHO TOLD Him not to help me, in any way. "UNDER MILITARY", www.Battlefieldpensions.com …. The "CENTER", is going for it with or with out FEDERAL STATUS in year 2001………….. Pension adviser sues retiree for $20 million Financier husband of Sen. Feinstein says he was defamed online We will name this information and facts in these 8 Pages, "VISIBLE", in year 2001. "That exposes the truth in year 2001" Brother Kirkwood, knew about the DIRECTIVES PUT OUT By THE INTERNATIONAL ON MILITARY TIME FOR PAST SERVICE. OTHER OFFICIALS KNEW ABOUT MILIARY TIME COUNTED SAME AS SOCIAL SECURITY FOR PAST SERVICE CREDIT SOUTHERN CA. He also knew who was collecting our benefit money, which the others were who were put in charge of collecting our benefits. Plus he knew that the benefits denied me, had been paid in to TRUST CARPENTERS. (Check Original Trust Records)
Business Mgr. Joseph Aparicio, CARPENTER'S Business Mgr. LOCAL UNION # 1062, and Business Mgr. Bill Bennett, CARPENTERS LOCAL UNION # 1507, WERE ORDERED TO APPEAR AT A MEETING OF THE CARPENTERS ON DATE OF MY APPEALS HEARING, THEY BOTH INFORMED ME, could not appear. Mr. Robert Flett , Business Agent CARPENTERS LOCAL UNION #1062 and member Local #1062 Harold C. Brandt, asked to be excused. Kenny Scott, CARPENTERS LOCAL UNION #25, Business Mgr. "He stated to me, and others he had been told and ordered not to help any member with their "PAST SERVICE CREDIT". He asked to come unannounced, my mistake did not take him up on his request.
All WITNESSE'S: " 2001 asked for a subpoena so that the COURT'S protect them".
IVID VETERAN IDENTIFICATION DATA SEQ NO 117055260126937 04-27-1998 FILE NO PN 00 BR A NAME SCOTT, ELVIN, FLOYD FILE NO INS NO SVC NO 19203076 STUB NAME
FILE NO 07-020-567 PAYEE NO 00 NAME SCOTT, ELVIN,F ASSIGN FILE NO AS CLAIM OR SSN CLAIM FOLDER LOCATION FLD DESTROYD SOCIAL SECURITY NO DATE OF DEATH INSURANCE FILE NO CAUSE OF DEATH INSURANCE POLICY NO DEATH IN SVC DATE OF BIRTH 10-03-1923 POSITIVE INDICATION SEX M POWER OF ATTORNEY SERVICE NO(S) 19203076 GW IN-THEATER EOD 12-11-1942 START RAD 11-21-1945 END BRANCH OF SVC A DAYS CHARACTER OF SVC HON SEP REASON COD SAT PAY GRADE NON-PAY DAYS CONTESTED DATA DELETE RECORD VADS VERIFIED Y
NEXT SCREEN My RECORDS were DESTOYED in a FIRE at the National Personnel Records Center in July 1973 . For SECOND TIME DATE OF 04-27-1998, I found OUT MY RECORDS FLD DESTROYD. NEED NEXT SCREEN. 46 years in Elvin F. Scott, RETIRED in year 1984 S.C. $380, month N.C. $353.31. AS EXAMPLE. THE PUBLIC AS MONGOOSES, ALL HAVE A CHANCE TO GET A PIECE OF THE ACTION IN THIS YEAR 2001 FOR ALL RETIREES.
I was met by the new superintendent who informed me, he had two plants that need repairing. First minute on this job I told him full wages, he said, " would pay me same as his best men". I said, "OK". Paid before and after Army service top pay. (Trust used this letter against me, saying I worked as a Kiln Placer) They had no classification in this time frame for a carpenter maintenance man, paid me 85 cents a hour before Army and $1 dollar an hour after the Army. I never gave the Sargent any number for Kiln Placer. DID NOT KNOW SAID NO.
CARPENTERS SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ADMINISTRATIVE CORPORATION February 21, 1985 Eye of the "BEHOLDER"
Mr. Scott was denied Past Service Credits, for military service as there is no evidence that he was employed as a carpenter (or in Covered Employment) prior to his military service. Mr. Scott has appeared before the Trust's Appeals Committee on at least two occasions accompanied by legal council, and represented in testimony that he was hard by Gladding McBean as a Kiln Placer for almost 2 or 3 months before going into the Army. This is not a job classification recognized as Covered Employment by this plan. In addition, the military discharge documents presented to the trust by Mr. Scott states the civilian occupation as Kiln Placer 6-66,623. "NO WAY"……… "Much can transpire when fabricated by folks"
"It is the constant, and determined effort that breaks down resistance and sweeps away all obstacles" . Army Sargent said, "he had a hot date would it be ok if he made my papers out next day", OK by me. He did not put my C. C. C. time for #912 and 2926 which was six months in Related Trades of the Carpenters, and he did not put my time in for the "CALIFORNIA STATE GUARD" which was ten months, I had a rifle on my shoulder at 10 a.m. December 7. 1941 at 11:a.m. I had a broom on my shoulder guarding the State Guards Armory in Van Nuys, CA.
Also guarded the Seventh Interceptor Command at the Burbank Airport in CA about six months, interesting.
I Elvin F. Scott, believe records to be in error or unjust in all of the following updated particulars. Plus: See the new explanation's as to the date year 2001.
I never said, " to any of these Trustee's, or anyone that I was hired by Gladding McBean for 2 or 3 months as a Kiln Placer". I have said, " was hired as a Kiln Placer by the girl in the office" The new supper hired me by saying as I walked up to the Foreman, " This man is mine he is my carpenter maintenance man. This I have repeated hundreds of times through the years.
Following discharge, Mr. Scott claims that he worked about 20 days for Gladding McBean as a carpenter. Since Mr. Scott was not working in Covered Employment before his military service, the Pension Plan provisions do not allow for credit for military service time. For some yes, yes.
True about 20 days: UNION OUT, would only pay ONE DOLLAR AN HOUR, I went out for better wages, was receiving ONE DOLLAR AND THIRTY CENTS IN 1946, in RELATED TRADES OF THE CARPENTER'S in SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA INTERESTING. I was making 5 cents more then the best men working for this company, these RELATED TRADES OF THE CARPENTERS HAD THE EMPLOYER'S TAKE OUR UNION DUES OUT OF OUR PAY CHECKS BEFORE WE WERE ALLOWED TO START WORK WE HAD TO SIGN A POWER of ATTORNY PERIOD IN THIS TIME FRAME YEAR 1946 foreword PAST SERVICE. Keep in Mine 25 years and out. WEB-SITE: www.Battlefieldpensions.com "MILITARY"
To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Thomas R. Sain, For the following year and years: I Thomas R. Sain, wish to verify and can testify that he and I worked for the firm of Gladding McBean and Co., in the year of 1948. We worked for the firm of Los Angeles Period, in the year of 1946, where we helped to install a Related Union of our United Brotherhood in Southern California. Brother Scott also worked for the firm of Pacific Trailer in the year of 1946-1947.
Also in these same time frames we both worked for the firm of Columbia Trailer in the year of 1947, in Glendale California. IN THESE TIME FRAMES OF THE YEAR AND YEARS OF 1946, 1947 AND 1948, OUR UNION DUES WERE PAID BY OUR EMPLOYER AND/OR EMPLOYERS OUT OF OUR PAY CHECKS EACH MONTH, TO OUR UNION AND/OR UNIONS OF OUR BROTHERHOOD OF CARPENTERS REALATED PLAN AND/OR PLANS, IN THE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA AREA. Brother Scott has shown me a copy of Mr. John G. Dunkle's declaration which was executed on August 30, 1985, in which he states. On one occasion in the latter part of the year 1942, I accompanied Mr. Scott to another of Gladding McBeans and Co., plants and observed him repairing windows and screens at that Plant. "PBGC search locates missing pensioners"
{PBGC}, does not search or locate missing pensioners whose pension plans do not belong to PBGC. CENTER, has letter stating the above from the "PBGC"
PS: For aprox 46 years that I know off, Alvin Scott has earned a living doing carpenter and woodworking T.S. Mr. Sain, worked same time frame 1942, Gladding McBean.
Sent letter dated November the 6, 1980 to Office of Veteran's Reemployment Rights, LMSA, United States Department of Labor, Washington D. C. 20216 U.S. Department of Labor Letter dated Jan 9 1981, Elvin F. Scott Re: Veteran's Reemployment Rights: Dear Mr. Scott: As we discussed in our telephone conversation of January 2, 1981, it is now premature for you to file a claim for pension benefits based upon your military service time. Charla J. Low, Investigator Will ASKED FOR A HEARING ON THIS FOR NOT ONLY ME, but all others who have been placed or forced into this mess of Military PENSION TIME 2001.
Letter dated 11-May 90 DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY: Due to the passage of Public Law 95-126 on 8 October 1997, the application which you summated on DD Form 149 is returned. One of the features contained in this new law was to remove the 15 year limitation in applying to the Army Discharge Review Board (ADRB) for an upgrade of discharge, if the application was received By January 1980. Requirement's put in place by all is unjust when only a few month's stand between my request for correction of my Army records year 2001. Keep in mine Carpenter's Southern CA took a percentage out to pay for PAST SERVICE CREDIT.
We all should be looking at the Fiduciary Irresponsibility of the Trust Officials of the Carpenter's Union Southern and Northern California as well as OTHER'S in year 2001. Examples, Regulations and Changes and/or Rules and the Modifications that were being made by Carpenter Pension Trustee's.
THE DAV: WHO WE ARE & WHAT WE DO…FOR YOU
What is the DAV? Who Belongs?
* The DVA is a nonprofit association of more than a million veterans who suffered some degree of disability while serving in time of war or armed conflict.
* Founded in 1920, the DVA is totally funded by dues and contributions, receiving no federal funding.
* With headquarters offices in Cincinnati and Washington, the DVA focuses strictly on serving veterans and their families. A nonpolitical organization, has no political action committees (PACs) and endorses no political candidates.
* More than 98% of the DAVs professional and management staff is made up of veterans disabled during or after the Vietnam War, so we'll be around as long as you and other veterans need our free service.
SERVICES TO VETERANS AND THEIR FAMILLIES
* To help you and your family get all the benefits you earned, the DVA maintains a crops of approximately 250 National Service Officers {NSOs) in 69 offices across the United States.
* There's never any charge for assistance these veterns' benefits experts provide to you and your family.
* DAV NSOs are all service-connected disabled veterans themselves, so the under stand where you are coming from.
* DAV NSOs offer counseling on VA compensation, health care, pension, employment rights, education and more.
* They help folks like you assemble evidence to support benefit claims, building their cases and preparing claim forms and briefs. They also present claims before government agencies, boards, and appellate bodies.
* The DAV extends disaster relief to disabled veterans affected by natural calamities like tornadoes or floods.
* A national magazine, charter meetings, and other functions keep members up-to-date on issues affecting their rights.
* On the local level, DAV volunteers transport sick and disabled veterans to VA medical facilities for treatment.
* They annually donate 2.3 million hours to veterans at VA hospitals and another million hours to veterans hospitalized in non-VA facilities.
* Through a variety of local programs, they reach into their communities, seeking new ways to help disabled veterans and their families.
REPRESENTATION BEFORE CONGRASS AND THE WHITE HOUSE
* The DAVs Washington staff works for new legislation to benefit disabled veterans, their families and survivors.
* DAV legislative specialists also guard against cuts in current benefits.
* They concentrate on issues involving programs for disabled veterans and their families.
* These issues include disable compensation pension, medical care, job and training programs, burial benefits, education and servitors' benefits, the fight against discrimination based on disability, and more.
* DVA legislative goals are set by the organization's members in a process that begins in a local DAV chapters
SUPPORT THE ORGANIZATION THAT DOES ALL THIS FOR YOU!
More than 200,000 vets and members of their families seek out professional DVA services every year. They need counseling on the full range of benefits for veterans and their families.
And vets like the fact that DVA gets no government funding. T hey KNOW the DAV is on their side.
Finally, at the highest level of appeal within the Department of Veterans Affairs, the DAV represents more clients than all other veterans' groups combind.
"STARTED THIS ORGANIZATION UA-P&DRCI, IN YEAR 1996 FOR ALL OF THE PUBLIC"
* with the objective of strengthening the protection provided by ERISA. To safeguard our rights as participants and beneficiaries in all pension plans.
ELVIN F. SCOTT PRESIDENT OF THE UNION ALL-PENSION & DEMOCRATIC RESEARCH CENTER, INC.;
P. O. BOX 8905 PITTSBURG, CA 94565-8905 www.Battlefieldpensions.com Phone (925) 432-7849 DELTA INSTANT PRINT Fax (925) 754-1140
Grana says Blum wants to crush him financially to shut him up Write to PBGC Pension Search Program, 1200 K ST. N.W., Washington, D.C. 20005.
ON PROFIT GRASSROOTS EFFORT. THEY STEAL YOUR PENSION BENEFIT. WE ARE BEING RIPPEDOFF TODAY. WE FIGHT TO EXPOSE, PRESERVE THE WORKERS TRUST THAT PENSIONS CAN WORK. TO PUT A CRACK IN THE CORRUPTION. YOU MAY ALREADY BE A VICTIM
* PENSION ADVISER SUES RETIREE FOR $20 MILLION. …But the financier has become so irritated by Grana's UnionPlainfacts Web-Site that in July he asked a federal judge to make the retiree pay him a stunning $20 Million… http://www.laboument/would/0009/ubcl.htmi More results from www.labornet.net * AND THE WEB-SITE UNION ALL-PENSION and DEMOCRATIC RESEARCH CENTER, INC.; www.Battlefiedpensions.com
Blum's big fees 12/31/00, Unionplainfacts 4 pages on Blum.
After Blum complained, Grana offered to remove the word "corrupt" from the headline, and give Blum space on the Web site for rebuttal, according to letters they exchanged. The financier went to court instead.
Among other things, suit accused the fund's managers of paying Blum excessive fees: $8 million in 1997, and a whopping $33 million in 1998, according to federal records. "They have refused to open the books to Grana"
THE I .R. S. HAS INFORMED THE "CENTER" IT HAS TWO MAIN PROBLEMS, WHICH ARE. 1.) HOW IS THE "CENTER" GOING TO GET INFORMATION OUT TO THE PUBLIC? The "CENTER", HAS BEEN ON "TV" AT LEAST EIGHT HOURS, FLYER'S, PASSED IN THE THOUSAND'S, LETTERS IN THE HUNDRED'S PARADES AND OTHER EVENTS AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE UNTIL ITS OUT THERE EVERYWHERE.
2.) HOW IS THE "CENTER", GOING TO FINANCE. HELPING THE PUBLIC ON PROTECTING THERE INTEREST ON PENSIONS AND ENTITLEMENT'S? AS THE "CENTER", NEEDS THIS EXPOSURE IN THE YEAR 2001, AND IN ORDER TO GET THE POWER TO BE NON-PROFIT UNDER FEDERAL WE NEED HELP
By first asking all of the "PUBLIC", for donations or dues.
Second by asking all GOVERNMENT AGENCY'S for grant's
* Third by asking PRIVATE ORGANIZATION"S for grant's etc. All donation's can be claimed on your State Income Tax and soon hope to have it for your Federal Income Tax.
VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS POST NUMBER 1898 925-439-9425 BILL AYER COMMANDER AMERICAN LEGION POST 151 DISABALED AMERICAN VETERANS COMMANDER COMMANDER
A Veteran, on his Military time, could not get his full pension credits due him. Evan when the Carpenters Pension Trust Fund Plan in Southern California had his Military records, showing he had worked before and after in the construction field. I was injured while serving my Country and given a medical discharge, I was unable to pass a physical and went to Navel Shipyard in Long Beach for help. They put me to work on 5-16-44 through 7-3-46. He and I and others were informed in his To Whom It May Concern: Dated 5-28-91, Before I moved to Colo, I was informed My Time worked here would count for Pension Program for the Western States and Alaska. We forced them to give some of his pension credits, to date they owe him more credit. I Elvin F. Scott, was informed by all concerned, my pension credits counted as stated above.
Many more Veteran's in Southern California given their pension credits while others have been denied in this conspiracy under the set of rules. Northern California does not have same Military. To give you all a piece of the action, Mr. John M. Parker, NSO has set up a claim number for me, C-07020567 he is the National Service Officer. He is the one who sponsored me. I can start any time. When I start will have Officials from all of the Veteran's organizations go in with me, first to the VA Regional Office -- Oakland Federal Building -- 1301 Clay St., Rm. 1110 North -- Oakland, Ca 94612-5209 -- (510) 834-2921 834-2959
Second go same address Department of Veterans Affairs ---Veterans Service Division 271A -- Room 1200 and ask for my case to be reopened with them, keep in mine DAV is not Federal, and they look into what the Feds will not do. With the help of all of the public on this we should be able to make these Pension Plans protect us bringing suits to make all protect us under the law or laws. Keep in mine the Union All-Pension and Democratic Research Center, Inc.! will help all who fall in the so called cracks.
Will have these pages on in about a week on our Web-Site www.Battlefieldpensions.com will be named (VISIBLE), We Carpenter's in Southern California can all sue as every participant, including all of the families, even if the funds can't be found. As participant's we hope to build a case proving that the Carpenters International as well as all of the Unions, and others such as TRUST Fund PLANS, ETC. "ARE STILL LIABLE", in year 2001.
