McCooey, Richard J., president, Restaurant Beverage Association of Macy, John W., Chairman, U.S. Civil Service Commission, letter dated Smith, Fred B., General Counsel of the Treasury, letter dated June 1, CHARTS (A) Comparison of police private minimum salary rates (cities over 500,000 population)_ (B) Comparison of police private maximum salary rates (cities over 500,000 population)___ 42 (C) Comparison of fire private minimum salary rates (cities over 500,000 population)__ 43 (D) Comparison of fire private maximum salary rates (cities over 500,000 population).......... (E) Comparison of police private salary rates (minimum and maximum)_ (F) Comparison of fire private salary rates (minimum and maximum)__ 44 45 46 FEBRUARY 14, 1968 POLICE DETECTIVES S. 2623: To amend the District of Columbia Police and Firemen's Salary Act of 1958 to abolish the rank of detective in the Metropolitan Police force, and to promote persons with such rank to the rank of detective sergeants Staff memorandum STATEMENTS Brewster, Hon. Daniel B., U.S. Senator from the State of Maryland. Moyer, Thomas F., assistant corporation counsel for the District of Columbia.. Sullivan, John L., chairman, legislative committee of the Policemen's Association of the District of Columbia....... MATERIAL RECEIVED FOR THE RECORD Government of the District of Columbia: Fletcher, Thomas W., assistant to the Commissioner, letter dated February 9, 1968, to Hon. Alan Bible, opposing enactment of S. 2623.. FEBRUARY 14, 1968 TEACHERS' SALARY LEGISLATION S. 2659 and S. 2679: To amend the District of Columbia Teachers' Salary Staff memorandum_. STATEMENTS Carroll, Joseph M., Associate Superintendent of Schools, District of District of Columbia Government: Eaton, John A., personnel officer. Moyer, Thomas F., assistant Corporation Counsel.. Weinberg, Donald H., chief, pay systems and labor relations division.. DuBasky, Mrs. Mayo, legislative chairman, D.C. Congress of Parents and Teachers Griffith, Miss Elizabeth D., executive secretary, District of Columbia Education Association_. 138 Haworth, Dr. Ellis, chairman, Education Committee, D.C. Federation of Jenkins, Miss Eloise T., legislative chairman, Elementary Principals As- Page 159 112 McLin, William H., senior legislative consultant, National Education Malone, Mrs. Lawrence, chairman, School Budget Committee, D.C. Citizens for Better Public Education, Inc. Manning, Dr. William R., Superintendent of Schools, District of Columbia 156 136 157 116 97 Samuel, Miss Helen A., National Education Association State Director for Washington, Hon. Walter E., Commissioner of the District of Columbia.. 155 Simons, William H., president. Goodloe, Don B., legislative representative_ MATERIAL SUBMITTED FOR THE RECORD Bredesen, Mrs. Dorothy A., Brent Parent-Teachers Association, letter Comparison of present and proposed minimum and maximum salaries Comparison of the competitive position of teacher salaries provided in Table 1. Trend in the salary for beginning bachelor of arts teachers Table 2. Average annual starting salaries paid to men and women Table 3. Ranking of the District of Columbia with six area school Table 4. Ranking of District of Columbia with six area school systems Table 5. Ranking of the District of Columbia with 20 cities over 500,000 Table 7. Educational requirements for paid teacher aides in 217 school 71 Table 8. Sources of funds for teacher aide programs, 1965-66, school 72 Comparison of present and proposed minimum and maximum salaries Comparison of minimum and maximum salaries paid teachers by 21 cities over 500,000 population: Chart 4B. Master's degree, maximum salaries___. 79 Chart 5. Estimated annual starting salaries paid graduates, with the 80 Chart 6. Comparison of salaries of mayor (city managers) and super- 81 Eaton, John H., personnel officer, District of Columbia, letter dated February 16, 1968, to Hon. William B. Spong, Jr., presenting information concerning number of teacher-aides presently employed by the local school jurisdictions_ 126 McCooey, Richard J., president, Restaurant Beverage Association of Macy, John W., Chairman, U.S. Civil Service Commission, letter dated Smith, Fred B., General Counsel of the Treasury, letter dated June 1, CHARTS (B) Comparison of police private maximum salary rates (cities over 500,000 population). (A) Comparison of police private minimum salary rates (cities over 500,000 population). 41 42 (C) Comparison of fire private minimum salary rates (cities over 500,000 population)___ 43 44 45 46 (D) Comparison of fire private maximum salary rates (cities over 500,000 population)___ (E) Comparison of police private salary rates (minimum and maximum)__ (F) Comparison of fire private salary rates (minimum and maximum)__ FEBRUARY 14, 1968 POLICE DETECTIVES S. 2623: To amend the District of Columbia Police and Firemen's Salary Act of 1958 to abolish the rank of detective in the Metropolitan Police force, and to promote persons with such rank to the rank of detective sergeants... Staff memorandum_ 57 58 STATEMENTS Brewster, Hon. Daniel B., U.S. Senator from the State of Maryland. Moyer, Thomas F., assistant corporation counsel for the District of Columbia__ Sullivan, John L., chairman, legislative committee of the Policemen's Association of the District of Columbia... MATERIAL RECEIVED FOR THE RECORD Government of the District of Columbia: Fletcher, Thomas W., assistant to the Commissioner, letter dated February 9, 1968, to Hon. Alan Bible, opposing enactment of S. 2623_ FEBRUARY 14, 1968 TEACHERS' SALARY LEGISLATION S. 2659 and S. 2679: To amend the District of Columbia Teachers' Salary Staff memorandum__ STATEMENTS 89 93 683 Carroll, Joseph M., Associate Superintendent of Schools, District of District of Columbia Government: Eaton, John A., personnel officer 123 99 Moyer, Thomas F., assistant Corporation Counsel. Weinberg, Donald H., chief, pay systems and labor relations division.. DuBasky, Mrs. Mayo, legislative chairman, D.C. Congress of Parents and Teachers 158 Griffith, Miss Elizabeth D., executive secretary, District of Columbia Education Association. 138 59 Haworth, Dr. Ellis, chairman, Education Committee, D.C. Federation of Hewlett, Rev. Everett A., president, Board of Education of the Ditricts of Jenkins, Miss Eloise T., legislative chairman, Elementary Principals As- Page 159 112 McLin, William H., senior legislative consultant, National Education Malone, Mrs. Lawrence, chairman, School Budget Committee, D.C. Citi- Manning, Dr. William R., Superintendent of Schools, District of Columbia Samuel, Miss Helen A., National Education Association State Director for Washington, Hon. Walter E., Commissioner of the District of Columbia.. Goodloe, Don B., legislative representative_ _ Simons, William H., president.... MATERIAL SUBMITTED FOR THE RECORD Bredesen, Mrs. Dorothy A., Brent Parent-Teachers Association, letter Comparison of present and proposed minimum and maximum salaries Table 1. Trend in the salary for beginning bachelor of arts teachers Table 3. Ranking of the District of Columbia with six area school Table 4. Ranking of District of Columbia with six area school systems Table 5. Ranking of the District of Columbia with 20 cities over 500,000 Table 7. Educational requirements for paid teacher aides in 217 school Table 8. Sources of funds for teacher aide programs, 1965-66, school Comparison of present and proposed minimum and maximum salaries Chart 1. Bachelor's degree_ 74 Chart 2. Master's degree__ 75 Comparison of minimum and maximum salaries paid teachers by 21 cities over 500.000 population: Chart 3A. Bachelor's degree, minimum salaries_. 76 Chart 3B. Bachelor's degree, maximum salaries. Chart 4A. Master's degree, minimum salaries___. Chart 4B. Master's degree, maximum salaries--- Chart 5. Estimated annual starting salaries paid graduates. with the Chart 6. Comparison of salaries of mayor (city managers) and super- 81 Eaton, John H., personnel officer, District of Columbia, letter dated February 16, 1968, to Hon. William B. Spong, Jr., presenting information concerning number of teacher-aides presently employed by the local school jurisdictions___. 126 McCooey, Richard J., president, Restaurant Beverage Association of Macy, John W., Chairman, U.S. Civil Service Commission, letter dated Smith, Fred B., General Counsel of the Treasury, letter dated June 1, CHARTS (A) Comparison of police private minimum salary rates (cities over 500,000 population). (C) Comparison of fire private minimum salary rates (cities over 500,000 population) - (B) Comparison of police private maximum salary rates (cities over 500,000 population)_ 41 42 43 44 45 46 (D) Comparison of fire private maximum salary rates (cities over 500,000 population)__ (E) Comparison of police private salary rates (minimum and maximum)__ (F) Comparison of fire private salary rates (minimum and maximum)__ FEBRUARY 14, 1968 POLICE DETECTIVES S. 2623: To amend the District of Columbia Police and Firemen's Salary Act of 1958 to abolish the rank of detective in the Metropolitan Police force, and to promote persons with such rank to the rank of detective sergeants... Staff memorandum STATEMENTS Brewster, Hon. Daniel B., U.S. Senator from the State of Maryland._ Moyer, Thomas F., assistant corporation counsel for the District of Columbia__ 60 62 Sullivan, John L., chairman, legislative committee of the Policemen's Association of the District of Columbia. 61 MATERIAL RECEIVED FOR THE RECORD Government of the District of Columbia: Fletcher, Thomas W., assistant to the Commissioner, letter dated February 9, 1968, to Hon. Alan Bible, opposing enactment of S. 2623_ 59 FEBRUARY 14, 1968 TEACHERS' SALARY LEGISLATION S. 2659 and S. 2679: To amend the District of Columbia Teachers' Salary Staff memorandum _ _ STATEMENTS Carroll, Joseph M., Associate Superintendent of Schools, District of District of Columbia Government: Eaton, John A., personnel officer... 99 Moyer, Thomas F., assistant Corporation Counsel. - 99 99 Weinberg, Donald H., chief, pay systems and labor relations division.. DuBasky, Mrs. Mayo, legislative chairman, D.C. Congress of Parents and Teachers 99 158 Griffith, Miss Elizabeth D., executive secretary, District of Columbia Education Association.. 138 |