Appendix 1 - Mark Hunnibell

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Hunnibell DOL Complaint – Appendix 1: Original Complaint/Evidence Filed by Mark Hunnibell
Mark L. Hunnibell
376 Black Rock Tpke
Redding, CT 06896
July 1, 2004
APA Appeal Board
c/o Ms. Liz Rogers
Appeal Board Administrative Support
Allied Pilots Association
14600 Trinity Boulevard, Suite 500
Fort Worth, TX 76155-2512
via e-mail and FedEx: [email protected]
Re: Election Complaint
Ms. Rogers:
This letter serves as notice of complaint under Article IV, Section 6, of the APA Constitution
and Bylaws (Amendment #58) regarding the conduct of APA officials and candidates during
the APA National Officer election in 2004.
I have prepared a complete and substantiated list of specific allegations which are attached as
Appendix 1 to the hard copy of this complaint (the e-mail version of the complaint only contains
this cover letter notifying APA of my complaint) including:
I.
II.
III.
IV.
V.
VI.
APA President John Darrah used union resources to "poison the well."
Use of APA resources to promote and/or be critical of officer candidates.
Changing of the rules and procedures for the election without notice.
Decision by the APA Secretary-Treasurer to allow members to change their votes.
Appeal Board Chairman Gary Weller must excuse himself due to conflict of interest.
Failure of APA Election Administrator to respond equitably to candidate complaints and
inquiries.
VII. A series of balloting irregularities call into question the validity of the results.
There are 13 numbered Appendix documents attached to the hard copy of this letter:
1. Election Complaint Details (18 Pages).
2. “Winter 2003” APA Flightline Exerpt (1 Page).
3. E-Mail from DCA Chairman Gary Boettcher to a member (3 Pages).
4. Correspondence to APA Election Administrator, May 17-24, 2004 (16 Pages).
5. DCA Web Site Poll History (2 Pages).
6. Ralph Hunter List of Supporters with APA Titles (5 Pages).
7. Correspondence to APA/APA Election Administrator, April 12, 2004 (6 Pages).
8. Correspondence to APA Election Administrator, June 21, 2004 (2 Pages).
9. AAA Election Tabulation Page (1 Page).
10.AAA Election Systems "Fact Sheet" (2 Pages).
11.AAA Ballot Page (1 Page).
12.Correspondence with AAA VP Elections with Q&A, March 3-5, 2004 (5 Pages).
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13.DOL Letter to APA regarding Internet/Telephone Voting, Feb 11, 2004 (1 Page).
14.Letter to DOL regarding changes to C&R, February 17, 2004 (23 Pages).
15.DOL FOIA Response and documents, April 7, 2004 (12 Pages).
I have made every effort to include all documentation and references substantiating the
complaint, but if APA believes that additional information is needed, please contact me.
Sincerely,
Mark L. Hunnibell
Mark L. Hunnibell
376 Black Rock Tpke
Redding, CT 06896
July 8, 2004
APA Appeal Board
c/o Ms. Liz Rogers
via e-mail: [email protected]
Re: Election Complaint Supplemental Detail
Ms. Rogers:
Attached to this e-mail is a PDF document containing this letter and Appendix 16 to my
complaint (my Election Complaint letter of July 1, 2004 incorrectly stated there were 13
numbered Appendix documents when there were actually 15 listed and attached). The
attached Appendix 16 provides additional detail supporting my second area of complaint:
II. Use of APA resources to promote and/or be critical of officer candidates.
The additional detail supplied regarding the above subject is documentation showing that
several APA officials, including two candidates for office, made extraordinary use of the APA
National “blast” e-mail system in order to provide higher visibility for themselves as candidates
or publish material critical of candidates.
Appendix 16 contains a list of the date/time, sending e-mail address, sending name, and
subject of 937 National “blast” e-mails sent from July 1, 2001 until June 30, 2004. Analysis of
this list indicates that 95.2% of all National “blast” e-mails sent by APA for this three-year
period were from the APA President, Director of Communications, or the Communications
Committee Chairman.
As shown in the list, on December 11, 2003, one month before nomination notices were to be
mailed, the Negotiating Committee Chairman, Ed White, began sending a series of seven emails in relatively rapid succession ending on January 6, 2004. At no time in the prior two and
a half years (during a controversial Section 6 contract process) had the Negotiating Committee
Chairman ever sent even ONE e-mail from himself or his official e-mail address. Thus, this
sudden activity was truly unprecedented and, considering the relatively benign substance of
what was being communicated, the obvious intent was to set a precedent. Ed White sought to
enable his protégé, candidate Sam Bertling, to use the same system to provide himself higher
visibility and name recognition as a candidate for Vice President after White made the preplanned decision to step down as Negotiating Committee chairman in order to provide more
perceived “legitimacy” for Bertling as a Vice Presidential candidate.
First Officer Bertling wasted little time after being appointed to avail himself of the APA
communications network to promote his name with his first e-mail being sent just four days
after being appointed Chairman. In the 11 days prior to February 6, 2004, the day that
nominations closed, three of the 10 APA National “blast” e-mails came from Bertling; 30% of all
of APA’s e-mail communications in the 11 days prior to the nomination ballot were from a
candidate for Vice President. Berling issued two more “blasts” from his office at APA during the
course of the nomination round but has been conspicuously silent since his last e-mail on
February 26, 2004, a week before the nomination ballots were to be counted. Once he had
secured nomination, Bertling discontinued these unprecedented communications.
If APA officials believed that these communications were legitimate union communications,
then why were there no such communications for two years of Section 6 Negotiations when
hearing from the Negotiating Committee Chairman is not only important, but required by APA
Policy? Why did the communications suddenly begin occurring in the dead of winter, a
historically “slow” time for any union activity, but just prior to a National Officer election in which
two members of the Negotiating Committee were obviously keeping secret their status as
candidates for APA national office so that they could use APA’s communications apparatus to
promote themselves? If APA officials believed that these communications were legitimate
union communications, why did they suddenly cease after Bertling was nominated on March 5,
2004?
In addition to the use of the APA network by Bertling to promote himself, another issue arose
later in the campaign that bears scrutiny. On May 10, 2004, in the middle of the campaign, but
just prior to ballots being distributed, APA Vice President Bob Ames (candidate for APA
President) sent a National “blast” e-mail in which he implicitly charged the Financial Audit
Committee (FAC) and APA Board of Directors with taking untimely action against him with
political motives. Assuming that the FAC and APA Board of Directors were acting with political
motives, the use of the National “blast” e-mail system by Ames to raise this issue would have
been improper. Still, in an unprecedented action, somehow the Financial Audit Committee was
authorized to send a report in a National “blast” e-mail. All reports from the FAC are required
by APA Policy Manual 4.13.D. to be approved by the APA Board of Directors before
distribution to the membership. In the May 11, 2004 report from the FAC, they were directly
critical of a candidate in a union election, an action that suggests there was merit to Ames’
implicit charge that the FAC and APA Board of Directors were acting with political motives and
were using union resources (including holding a Special Board Meeting) for the purpose of
damaging Ames’ campaign for APA President.
Sincerely,
Mark L. Hunnibell
Attached: Appendix 16
Mark L. Hunnibell
376 Black Rock Tpke
Redding, CT 06896
July 17, 2004
APA Appeal Board
c/o Ms. Liz Rogers
Ms. Rogers:
complaint. The attached Appendix 17 provides additional detail supporting my second area of
complaint:
The additional detail supplied herein regarding the above subject is evidence that one APA
official in particular, First Officer Hugh Fenwick, was actively involved in the political campaign
of Ralph Hunter, Sam Bertling, and Jim Eaton and that Fenwick used APA resources as part of
that campaign activity at least some of which apparently occurred during an period of extended
union leave.
First, my understanding is that the APA IT Department already has in their possession an email that Fenwick (apparently inadvertently) sent to APA on May 11, 2004 where the “header”
of the e-mail revealed that the source of the e-mail to be from hfenwick1.pyramid.net but the
“from” address was set to “[email protected]” and had some Scope-related Excel files from
APA consultant Bob Mann attached. This e-mail directly links Hugh Fenwick to the operation
of the bobames.info web site.
Second, the domain name of bobames.info was covertly registered on April 14, 2004, five days
after John Darrah placed Hugh Fenwick on leave for two weeks. It seems clear that Fenwick’s
purpose and activity while on leave was to develop the bobames.info web site. It is my
understanding that the APA IT Department already has in their possession evidence that
Fenwick uploaded content to the bobames.info web site using APA computers and/or network.
Third, candidate Ralph Hunter was well aware of and approved of the intended content of the
bobames.info web site. Three days after the bobames.info domain had been covertly
registered, but almost a week before its existence was ever known to anyone other than its
developers, Ralph Hunter moved to block anyone from retaliating. On April 17, 2004, Ralph
Hunter registered ralphhunter.info and “parked it” so that no one else could do what he was
having Hugh Fenwick do to attack candidate Bob Ames.
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Fourth, when it was in operation, the bobames.info web site was hosted on a server which
hosted dozens of sites each operating as “virtual web sites.” The internet protocol (IP) address
for the bobames.info site was 62.70.14.175 and was operating on a server apparently in
Norway. Today, even though the bobames.info web site is no longer operating on that server,
there are 59 other web sites still being served. Appendix 17 contains a list of 43 of those 59
sites that are clearly all inter-related, are directly or indirectly associated with the sex trade
(prostitution, pornography, and/or “sex tours”), and are related to bobames.info as well.
Fifth, Hunter’s campaign had attempted to make it difficult to determine who was operating the
site by concealing the registration using a company called “Domains by Proxy” (DBP) which
runs a service intended to provide privacy for registrations, not shelter for criminals. When I
became aware of the bobames.info web site and saw the libelous nature if its content, I
became concerned that Hunter’s campaign would set up a similar web site libeling me as well,
so I sent a certified letter to DBP asking that they review the content of the site for violations of
their contract and disclose to me who its owner was. I followed up with a phone call to DBP on
the morning of May 6, 2004. Later that day, DBP called me back and informed me that they
had reviewed the content of the site and had cancelled the proxy agreement and the
registration information for bobames.info would be publicly available shortly.
The next day, I reviewed the registration information for bobames.info and noted that there
was no name associated with it other than “Ask Bob” and it was registered to a PO Box at the
same zip code as APA headquarters. I called that Post Office and asked them if there was
such a PO Box as 11218 at the 76155 zip code. They told me it was a non-existent box. I then
arranged to have a phone call made to the number listed (817-849-2704). This number was
disconnected. In short, Domains by Proxy was (and continues to still be) holding the secret of
who bought and paid for the registration of bobames.info. They told me that they would provide
this information if required by subpoena.
However, as the registrations in Appendix 17 show, the PO Box 11218 is not at all some
random number. It is just one number more than PO Box 11217, the PO Box in Zephyr Cove
Nevada where many of these sites were registered. I do not know if the actual owner of the PO
Box 11217 in Zephyr Cove has anything to do with this apparent scam.
Sixth, if one examines the first two summary pages in Appendix 17 carefully, they will see a
pattern emerging and the use of common and sharing of information between all sites. It
presents a myriad of deception and distraction and very little of it points to any actual human
beings. Still, I wondered if it was all bogus, so I selected 775-691-8101, the number listed for
the un-named person at “Trust Services” at “The Mutual Trust Account” and noted that this
number was also listed for the “hottravelrates.com” which is apparently another name for
“Monty Travel.” On July 14, 2004 at 1:45PDT, I arranged to have a phone call made to 775691-8101. The call was answered and the caller immediately asked for “Hugh.” The individual
answering asked again who the call was for, the caller said, “I was given this number and told I
could reach Hugh Fenwick.” The individual said that Hugh Fenwick was a friend of his and
offered to contact Hugh and have Hugh call back. The caller asked who it was he was
speaking with and the individual said once and confirmed at the end of the call that he was
“Chris.” Chris said he was driving and could not write anything down and asked the caller to
call back (which he never did). The point of this call was to determine if Hugh Fenwick was
associated with the people running these web sites. Clearly, he is.
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Seventh, examination of the properties of the PDF files from the bobames.info and
ralphhunter.info web site reveal information and consistencies that cannot be ignored.
Appendix 18 contains supporting details. The evidence strongly suggests that the “Chris”
spoken to on July 14, 2004 is the same “Chris Irvine” who created the report document on the
bobames.info web site and the PDF files on the ralphhunter.info web site and is the same
“Chris I” or “Chris Irvine” who is listed in Appendix 17 as the Administrative Contact for
thewildhorseescorts.com and thewildhorseranch.com domains.
Eighth, the Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) used on the bobames.info web site was
carefully written in an attempt to conceal it’s actual content, to prevent copying, pasting, or
printing of pages, and to prevent a viewer from viewing the source HTML or saving it to local
disk. Most of the content of the pages were encoded using a unique, unusual, and highlyspecialized program called HTML Protector1. By encoding the pages in this manner, Hugh
Fenwick hoped to cover his trail of involvement. Unfortunately, by using HTML Protector to
encode the pages, he actually added to the evidence linking him to the “Mutual Trust Account”
family of web sites. Appendix 19 contains the actual source code of the bobames.info web site
home page that I was able to obtain using a non-Java-enabled browser on April 26, 2004.
Using a special decoding program, I was able to decode the actual content of the page and
found there were two basic functions. The first was a JavaScript program to disable the
copying, viewing, or printing of the web page. The second function was to encode the actual
contents of the web page itself. Appendix 19 includes the encoded and decoded source
content of the bobames.info web site. For comparison showing the common and yet very
unusual encoding schemes, Appendix 19 also contains the encoded content of
www.worldfamousbrothel.com that I downloaded today.
Ninth, at about 6:00 AM on the morning of Monday, June 14, 2004, I began engaging in
campaigning in ORD “K19 Operations” with First Officer Greg Shayman. When we arrived, we
noticed that a number of the “Quotes” handouts from the ralphhunter.com web site were left on
countertops and near computers in several places throughout operations. Distribution of
political material in AA ops in this manner violates the Memorandum of Understanding
regarding campaigning in operations2, so First Officer Shayman made an exhaustive search of
the entire ORD operations area including the lounge, pubs posting area, and all flight planning
rooms. He found several copies of the document in these places and destroyed them all. At
about 7:00 AM, I observed Hugh Fenwick in civilian clothes enter the large computer room in
K19 operations and was hanging around by the door to the International Flight Planning room.
In his hand, he carried a manila envelope. Five minutes after Fenwick arrived in the area, First
Officer Shayman found a copy of the “Quotes” handout on a counter in the International Flight
Planning room and gave it to me. I went to Fenwick, who was using a computer near the
International Flight Planning room, and returned the document to him. I told him that he was
violating the Memorandum of Understanding by leaving such materials in operations and that,
in any case, he was required to provide a copy of what he was distributing to the Flight Office
before he began distributing it. I then returned to campaign by the APA bulletin board. Fenwick
followed me, handed the document back to me, and asked how it was that I knew he had
placed the document there. I told him that five minutes before he had arrived, that room had
been “swept” and had no such material in it and then it appeared there five minutes after he
arrived. He claimed there were “thousands” of such documents laying around and that we
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http://www.antssoft.com/htmlprotector/
Memorandum of Understanding, June 24, 1998, Ground Rules for Pilot Solicitation and Distribution of Literature
in Company Operations Areas
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could not prove it was him. I reminded him that the entire area was under video surveillance
and asked him if he was denying distributing the material. At that point, he walked away, went
directly to the elevator, and left operations. I went to the Chief Pilots Office and provided the
document to Chief Pilot Steve Jones, told him that I had caught Hugh Fenwick distributing it,
and noted that he was violating the Memorandum of Understanding. Captain Jones
accompanied me on a check of several areas and we noted that they were “clean” of such
documents, but he acknowledged that the area was under video surveillance and said he
would discuss the issue with Fenwick.
I have since learned that Fenwick flew only one sequence in June 2004, a ORD-HNL-ORD trip
that terminated in ORD at 05:25 AM June 13, 2004. His presence in K19 operations that early
in the morning suggests that he was en route to APA in DFW and on union leave when he was
distributing campaign literature on behalf of Ralph Hunter in operations in violation of the
Memorandum of Understanding.
Tenth, in a mailing approved by Ralph Hunter, Sam Bertling, and Jim Eaton that was
apparently sent to most members homes, several photographs were included that had been
acquired by Hugh Fenwick from the RECOVER2004 web site on May 12, 2004. The server
logs of the RECOVER2004 web site show that on 20040512:21:52:56 to 20040512:21:58:10,
the Internet host name hfenwick1.pyramid.net accessed pages (at the “Eastern” dates/times
indicated) on the RECOVER2004 web site for the purpose of acquiring photographs to use in
the planned Hunter/Bertling/Eaton mailing.
Likewise, the server logs of my personal HUNNIBELL.NET web site show that, on
20040525:20:24:48, the Internet host name hfenwick1.pyramid.net downloaded the picture that
was used in the Hunter/Bertling/Eaton mailing. The
This complaint contains some very complex issues that may generate confusion on the part of
the investigators. If APA has any question concerning the meaning of any of the information I
have provided in this letter or its appendixes or any of the other evidence supplied, I urge APA
to contact me for clarification.
Sincerely,
Mark L. Hunnibell
Attached:
Appendix 17
Appendix 18
Appendix 19
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Mark L. Hunnibell
376 Black Rock Tpke
Redding, CT 06896
August 6, 2004
APA Appeal Board
c/o Ms. Liz Rogers
Ms. Rogers:
complaint. The attached Appendix 20 provides additional detail supporting the third and
seventh areas of complaint:
III. Changing of the rules and procedures for the election without notice.
Within the last 24 hours, APA created a “survey” page on the APA web site asking members
about their interest in an “APA” e-mail service. Included in the explanation of the issue are two
relevant statements:
1. “This would include the ability to get and send email from the terminals in [AA] Ops.”
2. “Further, APA has had problems with some ISP’s email servers going down and APA mail to
those members doesn’t get through. This recently happened with some of the candidates’
messages.”
First, APA is advocating a system that would allow pilots to get their personal e-mail stored at
APA and also available from company computers in ops. The problem here is that people
could end up having replacement voting PINS sent to their "APA" e-mail addresses and such
PINS would be available to APA insiders (and, with a little more effort, to anyone with a packet
sniffer watching the APA net). Secondly, if a member checked their e-mail from AMR
operations, their use of the system creates a legal agreement that AMR can monitor and
record all their activity, so that means AMR would have their voting PIN as well.
Second, as a candidate, I was never informed of systemic problems that APA was having
delivering e-mail to the last known addresses of all APA members nor was I ever provided the
means to determine to what extent e-mail I requested to be sent was actually sent in spite of
the apparent availability of this information to APA officials.
complaint, and regret having to provide this evidence at this time, but I only became aware of it
today and am providing it in as timely a manner as I can.
Sincerely,
Mark L. Hunnibell
Attached:
Appendix 20
Appendix 1: APA National Officer Election Complaint Details – Mark Hunnibell – 7/1/2004
I. APA President John Darrah used union resources to "poison the well."
Because he felt threatened by the political activity of certain members, and because he was cognizant of
upcoming Domicile and National elections, John Darrah engaged in a campaign over several months in 2003 to
identify and discredit those whom he believed were candidates in upcoming elections.
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1. In an official APA “blast” e-mail in June 2003 , John Darrah named First Officer Greg Shayman in an APA email publicly convicting him of a variety of improper activities (all without affording F/O Shayman any due process)
including originating e-mails to APA members that were infected with “Bugbear” worm/virus:
As we alerted you last year, members of the organization known as Pilots Defending the Profession
(PDP) accessed APA's database and downloaded the membership's e-mail addresses. Apparently one
of the PDP's members, DFW-based First Officer Greg Shayman, is the origin of these recent e-mails.
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2. In an official APA “blast” e-mail in August 2003 , John Darrah attacked First Officer Jason Goldberg for
communicating with other members regarding an ongoing SEC investigation into insider trading by APA officials.
Additionally, he (incorrectly) associated the APA2ALPA principals (Mark Hunnibell and John Clark) with PDP and
alleged these individuals were coordinating for political purposes including campaigning for National Office:
The principal individual making these allegations and disseminating these blatantly false accusations
is LGA First Officer Jason Goldberg. First Officer Goldberg has consistently tried to discredit
individuals by misrepresenting the facts. He and other individuals involved with PDP are running a
smear campaign that I have been told will intensify over the coming months as they work to discredit
the leadership for two reasons: 1) To try to drive APA back to ALPA; and 2) To preposition their
chosen candidates for next year’s elections.
The individuals that were running APA2ALPA are the same individuals behind PDP. Just recently
they announced that they would no longer continue to pursue the APA2ALPA campaign. Instead,
they will now concentrate on increasing the activity of the PDP by trying to discredit APA. Ultimately,
though, they are trying to achieve the same result.
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3. In an official APA “blast” e-mail in November 2003 , John Darrah attacked First Officer Jason Goldberg for
communicating with other members regarding an ongoing SEC investigation into insider trading by APA officials
and then also named First Officer Greg Shayman as a conduit of information being communicated to the
membership:
Following this call, I informed the Board of Directors—which was then in session for the regularly
scheduled spring meeting—that a formal complaint had been filed with the SEC against me and that
they were going to conduct an investigation. LGA Chairman Captain Sam Mayer then informed First
Officer Greg Shayman, who was attending the meeting. First Officer Shayman in turn telephoned
First Officer Goldberg, who immediately posted this information to the APA Web Site on C & R in an
effort to elicit debate.
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4. In the "Winter 2003" issue of APA’s Flightline magazine , in the same issue that contained the official election
schedule mailed to members and which was actually published and distributed just as the nomination window for
the National Officer election closed in early February 2004, John Darrah included a full-page "President's Briefing"
which focused on the election and had a highlighted central theme stating that:
The upcoming elections will be about choices: a choice for another organization, a choice to return to
a more adversarial approach or a choice to seek a direction for a brighter future.
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http://www.alliedpilots.org/Members/National/APACommuniques/List_Bmail.asp?HQ.20030609.112047.txt
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See Appendix 2: “Winter 2003” APA Flightline Excerpt
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5. In an official APA “blast” e-mail on March 4, 2004 , two days before the close of the “nomination ballot box,”
John Darrah again maligned “PDP” for their political activity: “PDP sent out an e-mail alluding to APA using
resources to represent individuals that may be involved in an investigation by the SEC.” Darrah went on, “It is
unfortunate that the membership is continually given such misinformation, but it has come to be expected.”
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6. In an official APA “blast” e-mail later that same day on March 4, 2004 , again two days before the close of the
“nomination ballot box,” John Darrah sent an expansive e-mail entitled “The Flow of Information,” in which he
stated his intention to begin communicating to membership about what had transpired a year earlier and cited the
fact he was not running for re-election:
I find myself in a situation unlike any other previous APA President. I am the first APA President in
our history that is not running for reelection (I know, save the e-mails, it makes some of you very
happy, and my wife shares your sentiment). However, unlike previous APA Presidents whose primary
focus may have been getting reelected, I have an opportunity to be extremely candid with you as I
leave office. It may cause debate, which is not my intent. My intent is to educate, foster greater
understanding and hopefully ensure that our organization and our futures become brighter as a result.
This “brighter future” theme was then conspicuously echoed by his chosen successors who then wrote on their
web sites:
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Now, more than ever before, the future of our union and our company will require forward-looking vision
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by leaders with character. There will be transformation. Who do you want leading it? – Ralph Hunter
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Only National Officers with a forward-looking approach will be able to cope with industry and corporate
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turmoil while ushering in a new and brighter future. – Sam Bertling
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7. In an official APA “blast” e-mail on March 25, 2004 , John Darrah sent another expansive e-mail entitled “Better
Off in Bankruptcy?” in which he attempted to make the argument that “some” [candidates] believed that APA
would have fared better had bankruptcy been declared in April 2003. In his e-mail, Darrah wrote:
While most acknowledge bankruptcy was inevitable without restructuring our agreements, some
believe that we would have fared better through the bankruptcy process. I cannot find any foundation
to support that premise. Many of those making such claims single out pay rates as their evidence.
This “better off in bankruptcy” theme was then conspicuously echoed by his chosen successors who then wrote
on their web sites:
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If Hunnibell’s group had been successful, AMR would now be in bankruptcy, and neither you nor I
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would have had any say in the matter. – Ralph Hunter
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You will not find the following information in any of my opponent's campaign literature, but most of
them took a decidedly different - and far riskier - view of our situation. They either did not
appreciate the real dangers of bankruptcy, or they did not mind taking huge risks with the lives
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and careers of the membership. – Sam Bertling
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8. In an official APA “blast” e-mail on June 30, 2004 , John Darrah sent an e-mail that put his March 4, 2004 and
March 25, 2004 e-mails in the true political context in which they obviously fell. John Darrah knew his e-mails
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http://www.alliedpilots.org/Members/National/APACommuniques /List_Bmail.asp?HQ.20040304.174732.txt
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http://www.ralphhunter.com/philosophy.html [3/25/2004 11:26:53 AM]
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http://www.bertling4vp.com/ [3/15/2004 10:55:11 PM]
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http://www.ralphhunter.com/Handout.pdf
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http://www.bertling4vp.com/My_Views/Negotiations_2003/negotiations_2003.html
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http://www.alliedpilots.org/Members/National/APACommuniques/List_BMail.asp?HQ.20040630.180407.txt
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crossed the line of official interference with an election (or he was advised of it) and so he stopped them. In what
he said would be his last e-mail to the membership on June 30, 2004, he wrote:
I have spent some time putting down my thoughts on last year’s agreement over the past few months.
I had intended to send something similar to this a couple of months ago, but because of probable
objections from candidates during the elections, I was unable to do so.
What I have done is incomplete, so I am left with 1) deleting what I have written so far, never to be
seen, or 2) sending out what I have completed. Since today is my last day as APA President, I will not
have an opportunity after today to send it out. Therefore, here it is in raw form. Use it and read it as
you may. I realize it may enlighten some while angering others. Nevertheless, it is information
(hopefully useful) that, because of elections and workload, I have been unable to disseminate.
The point of examining these APA Presidential communications is that it is clear there is a pattern and
practice by the union President in using union resources to discredit political opponents, individuals
whom he clearly believed were acting as candidates in a union election, improper “framing of the issues”
for the membership in a manner which painted “opposition” candidates and organizations with negative
rhetoric, while simultaneously attempting to create an environment wherein the planned campaign
material of his chosen successors would be more effective.
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1. APA officials made extensive use of APA’s network for political activity. In the 2001 National Officer election, I
provided evidence to the Appeal Board and then the Department of Labor (DOL) showing that APA President
John Darrah (and two others) had accessed my campaign web site from within APA headquarters and asserted
that APA had used union resources to support a candidate’s campaign for office. In the subsequent DOL
investigation, the DOL concluded that Darrah’s visit to the site was limited in duration and was therefore
considered “incidental” to his official duties and was legal. For purposes of review the following table shows all
hits to my campaign web site in 2001 including the browser type, number of web page hits, date/time (Eastern) of
first hit, and date/time (Eastern) time of last hit. It is pertinent to point out that the “WebCapture” browser is
actually a program in Adobe Acrobat which captures all content on the entire web site:
Browser Type
Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 4.01; Windows NT)
Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 5.5; Windows NT 4.0)
Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 5.5; Windows 98)
Mozilla/3.0 (compatible; WebCapture 1.0; Windows)
Hits
5
13
15
100
133
Total Hits:
First Hit (ET)
04/18/2001 09:52:49
04/18/2001 15:50:38
05/03/2001 13:26:37
05/03/2001 13:30:33
Last Hit (ET)
04/18/2001 09:54:12
04/18/2001 15:58:57
05/03/2001 13:29:30
05/03/2001 13:44:04
The above shows that on two days in 2001, three people (and one “robot”) accessed my campaign web site from
APA headquarters and, except for the WebCaputure “robot,” their web page hits totaled just 33 pages.
In 2004, however, the record is quite different. Our server logged 243 web page hits from 16 different
browser types at APA headquarters over a period of almost four months. The table below contains all hits to
the recover2004.com web site in 2004 including the browser type, number of web page hits, date/time (Eastern)
of first hit, and date/time (Eastern) time of last hit:
Browser Type
browser type not logged
Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.0; sbcydsl 3.11; YComp 5.0.0.0; .NET CLR 1.1.4322)
Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5 .0; FunWebProducts; .NET CLR 1.0.3705; .NET CLR 1.1.4322)
Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 4.0; Q312461)
Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1; .NET CLR 1.0.3705)
Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.0; Q312461; .NET CLR 1.1.4322)
Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 5.22; Mac_PowerPC)
Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1; .NET CLR 1.1.4322; .NET CLR 1.0.3705)
Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1; .NET CLR 1.0.3705; .NET CLR 1.1.4322)
Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; U; PPC Mac OS X; en-us) AppleWebKit/125.2 (KHTML, like Gecko) Safari/125.8
Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows 98; Win 9x 4.90; AT&T WNS5.0 IE5.0.01; AT&T WNS5.2)
Total Hits:
Hits
13
5
68
47
1
22
1
10
3
3
14
25
8
8
4
4
7
243
First Hit (ET)
02/07/2004 11:17:34
02/11/2004 14:24:55
02/20/2004 10:29:56
02/21/2004 14:57:07
02/27/2004 12:38:04
03/02/2004 17:29:31
03/09/2004 11:41:46
03/15/2004 12:16:19
03/16/2004 09:44:20
03/30/2004 15:56:13
05/24/2004 17:04:58
05/25/2004 17:42:48
05/26/2004 15:40:29
06/14/2004 14:35:53
06/15/2004 11:37:58
06/17/2004 12:10:04
06/24/2004 09:54:17
Last Hit (ET)
06/24/2004 10:14:16
02/11/2004 14:31:05
06/25/2004 17:35:39
03/30/2004 17:24:33
02/27/2004 12:38:04
05/28/2004 13:26:05
03/09/2004 11:41:46
03/15/2004 12:28:44
03/16/2004 09:45:33
03/30/2004 15:56:49
06/22/2004 16:12:37
06/14/2004 14:35:27
05/26/2004 15:48:20
06/14/2004 14:54:52
06/15/2004 11:43:04
06/17/2004 12:14:53
06/25/2004 09:43:18
Based on the number of different browsers (16 vs. 3) and the difference in hit count (243 vs. 33), the record in
2004 demonstrates an increase of 500%-700% in the use of APA’s resources for political campaign
purposes, an increase which is difficult to understand would exist if there were any sensitivities or
policies on the part of any APA officials regarding the issue of union resources being used for political
purposes and the fact this issue was illuminated in the 2001 election.
2. Several APA officers used their position and resources to publish material critical of candidates in a union
election and also to interfere with the balloting:
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A. In official APA DCA “blasts” on several dates in mid-January 2004 , the DCA Chairman, Gary Boettcher
wrote to the DCA pilots about the election and said:
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http://www.alliedpilots.org/Members/National/APACommuniques/List_Bmail.asp?DCA-CHAIR.20040111.220345.txt
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National and local elections are underway. Listen closely and pick the candidate who will
listen and make a reasoned decision. Pick one who will not commit emotional suicide. If you
want someone who is willing to burn the house down, just remember you are standing in the
middle of the house and there is no way out. Listen closely and choose wisely.
The key issue here is the characterization of one or more candidates as likely to commit
“emotional suicide” and cautioned against members voting for candidates who they felt were
“willing to burn the house down.”
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B. In an official APA DCA “blast” on February 11, 2004 , the DCA Chairman, Gary Boettcher wrote to the
DCA pilots about the election and said:
NATIONAL OFFICER candidates have been posted on all three Washington bulletin boards.
There is quit a long list, meaning that a nomination run off will have to take place. Once the
respective fields have been reduced to three nominees, new procedures will allow the
candidates to send out FOUR separate email blasts (two pages each) to the membership at
large. The candidates will give their blasts to the APA IT department and IT will send out the
blasts. Each member has the ability to go to the APA web site and turn off the election
material option.
If you get any emails from candidates other than through the IT department, those emails will
come directly from the candidates themselves, i.e. they will have harvested your address
from the APA data base via the 25 member lookup feature that exists today. You can write
back and ask them to take your name off of their mailing list, however there is no requirement
for them to do so. That might give you a clue however as to how well they will listen to you if
elected.
The key issue here is the characterization that one or more candidates has engaged in impropriety
(the negative connotation of “harvesting”) and the suggestion that these same candidates will be
unresponsive to member requests during the campaign or input if elected.
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C. In an official APA DCA “blast” e-mail on February 20, 2004 , the DCA Chairman, Gary Boettcher wrote to
the DCA pilots about the election and said:
Do we have opinions, of course we do. But you'll have to obtain our personal opinions from
us on the line, in Ops, or by calling or emailing on our private home phone or email address.
DCA has a Domicile phone book and APA has a lookup feature for personal contact. We
aren't avoiding you. we are just honoring the law.
It is most important that you do your homework on the candidates. Determine what their
agenda is. Where will they take your careers. Is it reasonable. You must get involved in the
process and by all means you must vote. Don't let apathy and the thought that everyone else
will vote lead you to no participation. It is your career, pick leaders you think have integrity
and will listen to you verses spinning the facts so they can push their own agenda. Stay away
from emotionalism and rhetoric and dwell in the facts and honest statistics. For example there
are three major components of corporate debt that equate to total debt; long term debt is just
one of those components. If you aren't sure of the facts, ask someone. Call us, call a National
Chairman, call a National Officer, but get your question answered.
[At the end of this e-mail, he added]
We are out of stick shaker, however the mountain is still ahead....how we build the airspeed
will determine whether we'll get over that mountain or not.
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When members responded to his union-sponsored invitation, Gary Boettcher would e-mail a response
which included such inflammatory rhetoric as comparing some candidates to aircraft suicide bombers:
“I applaud the individuals who are volunteering, however the shoe bomber was a volunteer as
well. I hope you get my point.”
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The full text of one e-mail response he sent to a member in late-February/early-March is attached .
The key issue here is the use of union resources to advertise that an opinion on who to vote for
was available if members asked them, a national officer, or a committee chairman, and then the
information that was transmitted as a result of that union-sponsored advertisement.
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D. In two official APA DCA “blasts” on June 12, 2004 , the DCA Chairman, Gary Boettcher wrote to the
DCA pilots about the election and described a presentation to the APA Board of Directors:
General Counsel Ed James discussed a variety of issues. It is important to note that the DOL
does not have rule making authority yet they make lots of rules. Those rules end up being
challenged in court and dismissed. Our election process is built around DOL rules and is
often frivolously challenged by losing candidates.
The key issue here is the use of union resources to label losing candidates’ appeals as “frivolous”
if the DOL does not require a re-run. In 2001, I complained to the DOL not because I thought there
was any real likelihood of the election being re-run, but because I was convinced there was official
misconduct during the election (an opinion denied by the APA Appeal Board but subsequently
sustained by the DOL). I knew then, and now know that filing a complaint with the DOL is the only
recognized method for seeking compliance with the law governing union elections. Additionally,
as a union member, I have a legally-protected right to file such a complaint. As such, I view the
above characterization as intending to have a “chilling effect” to dissuade anyone from
challenging elections.
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E. In an official APA DCA “blast” e-mail on May 14, 2004 , the DCA Chairman, Gary Boettcher wrote to the
DCA pilots about the election, provided instructions on the voting procedure, and then added:
After you vote, please go to the DCA web page and take the voluntary poll question that asks
if you have voted yet. If you are not going to vote, please go to the poll and answer
accordingly.
The key issue here is the use of union resources develop a real-time database showing who had
voted and who had not, in a manner that could be used by APA insiders to tailor the campaign
strategies for their candidates by making calls only to those who had not yet voted. On May 17,
three days after this blast e-mail, I checked the DCA site and observed that 15 members had participated.
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Immediately after becoming aware of this “poll,” I complained formally to the APA Election Administrator
but he was completely non-responsive, even after two follow-up requests for response.
The “poll” has since been deactivated and the response history has apparently been purged from the web
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site database .
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See Appendix 3: E-Mail from Gary Boettcher to APA Member
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See Appendix 4: Correspondence with APA Election Administrator
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See Appendix 5: DCA Web Poll History as of 6/30/2004
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F. In an official APA BOS “blast” e-mail on February 6, 2004 , the BOS Chairman, Jim Sovich wrote to the
BOS pilots about the election:
3. National elections. You will find out later today who is running for what. As I've told those of
you who have asked. I am not running except away. You guys and girls keep me more than
busy enough. This election should be viewed as critical. We open this crummy contract 2
years from May 1 at the latest. I am focussed on it and I only have 5 years left. Those of you
younger then me should really be concerned. You need to get educated and pick a team that
can get you through the upcoming contract with the pay totally resored and improvements in
quality of life. We will not be successful if there are people at each other's throats or with
diferent agendas. This should never be personal-It's buisness.
The key issue here is the use of union resources create the impression that one team of
candidates were the solution to all the world’s problems, while another group was very very bad.
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G. In an official APA BOS “blast” e-mail on February 12, 2004 , the BOS Chairman, Jim Sovich wrote to the
BOS pilots about the election:
We are in the election season Nationally. If you have access to APA funds or resources you
CANNOT use them to campaign for anybody period. We have the right to continue routine
buisness. Candidates may use their titles and do what WE pay them to do while the election
continues. I will continue to try to have individuals come to our meetings to brief you whether
they are running or not. BOS will not keep info from it's pilots because an election is ongoing.
The key issue here is that the BOS Chairman is making the case that candidates may continue
using their union titles, but the implication is that use of current titles by other APA officials
supporting candidates creates the appearance of impropriety. I agree.
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H. In an official APA BOS “blast” e-mail on February 27, 2004 , the BOS Chairman, Jim Sovich wrote to the
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BOS pilots about an issue that was being discussed and debated by candidates in the election , the
trading of AMR stock by union officials. Sovich wrote:
Let's be absolutely clear, corporations/unions/nonprofit indemnifies agents for certain
activities in connection with their work or service to the entity. A law suit over insider trading is
wholly personal and APA would not, could not, defend someone for that type of lawsuit. As
you see on the national stage it is likewise also election time at APA. Many BS issues are
being spun, the current one being dues money to defend SEC violators. First of all, this issue
is artificial. Those concerned about CA Darrah should note he is not running, and he and
many of us have been fully investigated already.
The key issue here is that the BOS Chairman states this is an “election time” issue that is being
“spun” by candidates.
I.
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In an official APA BOS “blast” e-mail on March 18, 2004 , the BOS Chairman, Jim Sovich wrote to the
BOS pilots and included a copyrighted article from Holly Hegeman in which she commented about the
APA election including comments that were directly critical of candidates in a union election:
True to their reputation, the pilots at APA are involved in an election now to elect a new
president and other union officials and if you think relations between the APA and the
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http://www.alliedpilots.org/Members/National/APACommuniques/List_Bmail.asp?BOS-CHAIR.20040206081946.txt
http://www.alliedpilots.org/Members/National/APACommuniques/List_Bmail.asp?BOS-CHAIR.20040212.101429.txt
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http://www.recover2004.com/position.amr.stock.html
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company are worthy of a look, you haven't seen anything until you take a look at how
members of APA attack their own.
...
Meanwhile, in the race for APA president, the field has now been reduced to three -- Mark
Hunnibell, Ralph Hunter, and current-Vice President Robert Ames.
I have my own take on the three men who are now left in the race, as Hunnibell appears to be
the more aggressive choice and Hunter seems to be more middle of the road in terms of his
position towards management. But for you American Airlines' pilots out there -- what is your take
on the three options you now have? Send me a note at [email protected] and let
me hear from you. I'll put your responses together and get back with a consolidated reply.
This is a plain and simple violation of the law: Use of union resources to publish material critical
of candidates in a union election.
J.
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In an official APA BOS “blast” e-mail on April 9, 2004 , the BOS Chairman, Jim Sovich wrote to the BOS
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pilots about an issue that was being discussed and debated by candidates in the election , the issue of
possible affiliation of APA with ALPA. Sovich wrote:
I bring this up because the pro-ALPA group is obviously alive and well. As you probably
recall, in the last National election there was a pro-ALPA slate. I assume that there are some
BOS pilots that want ALPA and supported that slate and that is their right. If someone wants
to E-mail me or leave me an anonymous note in my box with an E-mail address for those at
ALPA so interested in my views I will consider a CC on appropriate blasts.
The key issue here is that the BOS Chairman states “the pro-ALPA group is obviously alive and
well” and cites it as an election issue and invites others to use his AA mailbox to spread his
opinions on this issue to others.
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K. In an official APA STL “blast” e-mail on April 16, 2004 and again on April 18, 2004 , the STL Chairman,
Keith Bounds wrote to the STL pilots and included “Chairman’s Comments” about the APA elections:
The local domicile election process is complete and CA Doug Gable and I will serve as your
Domicile Officers for a two year term beginning on May 1, 2004. It was rewarding to see the
heavy voter participation in the election process and the clear choice of the members of
whom they wanted to represent their interests. I urge everyone who voted in the domicile
election to also participate in the National Election. This is the first opportunity that we have
had to participate in the selection of the National Officers of APA. You should educate
yourself thoroughly on the positions and backgrounds of the candidates for office before you
cast your vote. It is my belief that AMR is not out of financial jeopardy yet and is very
vulnerable to economic and political events that are substantially out of their control. As
abrupt as 9-11 occurred, AMR could find itself in financial crisis just as quick again. When
you select the next leadership team you should contemplate this risk in your selection.
The key issue here is that the STL Chairman is using union resources to “frame the debate” and
scare people into making the “safe” vote for the candidates he supports along with his Saint
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Louis Political Action Committee .
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http://www.recover2004.com/position.alpa.html
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http://www.alliedpilots.org/Members/National/APACommuniques/List_Bmail.asp?STL-CHAIR.20040416.232839.txt
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http://www.alliedpilots.org/Members/National/APACommuniques/List_Bmail.asp?STL-CHAIR.20040418.181842.txt
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http://www.apa-elect.org
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L.
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In an official APA SFO “blast” e-mail on June 4, 2004 , the SFO Vice Chairman, Bob Dunning wrote to
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the SFO pilots about an issue that was being discussed and debated by candidates in the election , the
issue of R2004-55, a resolution on the Board’s agenda to shut down Challenge & Response. In his email, Dunning said:
I've been on the Board of Directors for almost four years now, and would wager that at almost every
Board Meeting someone brings forward a resolution trying to shut down C&R. Sometimes they make
it to the floor to get voted on, other times they don't even have the support to get it that far. I'm
betting that the current resolution that everyone seems so upset about, will meet the same fate.
From my point of view C&R has some problems, but I've never been a fan of taking away benefits
from the whole group, just because some of us never learned how to behave. I'd much rather hold
individuals responsible for there own actions.
My Sound Off messages are running about 99% on this subject, so someone must be trying to
make an issue of it. In my opinion there is no issue, and I don't support any change beyond making
sure members are held accountable.
On another topic, each Board Meeting is our opportunity to update the volunteer list, for those
wishing to serve on any APA Committee. Take a moment to review the various committee's on the
website, and if you'd like to be considered for one of them, send either Pete or me an e-mail.
You should be getting a new pin number soon to vote in the run off election. SFO had 353 pilots
vote in the first run, which is pretty sad, considering the importance of this election. Take a moment
to review the information, get informed and vote.
The key issue here is that the SFO Vice Chairman is using union resources to rebut an issue
raised by a candidate in a union election in much the same way that the DFW Chairman illegally
did the same in 2001 on the very same subject (shutting down C&R).
M. A substantial number of other APA Domicile Officers copied and pasted materials from some of the above
cited a-mail blasts, too numerous to cite here, but it would be an incorrect conclusion for someone to
reach that these e-mails only went to the pilots of one Domicile. In fact, they were often sent to many.
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3. At least 19 APA officials used their current APA titles with their names on the supporter page of my opponent .
This use of union resources (a union title bestowed upon them by election or appointment) to promote a
candidate in union election is improper and probably illegal.
4. Candidates Ralph Hunter, Sam Bertling, and Jim Eaton distributed material via mail and on their web site
containing material used in a manner that violated the APA Policy Manual 2.04.B. The APA Election Administrator
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was apparently non-responsive to all complaints on the matter . The use of posts from Challenge & Response
(C&R) without the permission of the author is a violation of the C&R Acceptable Use Policy (AUP), an official APA
policy approved by the APA Board of Directors in accordance with the Policy Manual 2.04.B. Although the C&R
AUP contemplates violations being prosecuted under Article VII of the APA C&B, in this case, three candidates
for union office intentionally and flagrantly violated the AUP with the cynical belief there would be no recourse in
terms of the election outcome. The key issue here is that APA has established reasonable rules for C&R.
These candidates violated them believing they could win the election and make it uncontestable knowing
that Article VII proceedings would last longer than the time needed to file an election appeal.
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http://www.alliedpilots.org/Members/National/APACommuniques/List_Bmail.asp?SFO-VICE.20040604.161416.txt
On Fri, 04 Jun 2004 11:31:41 -0500, I sent one of my two “Runoff” APA-sponsored e-mails devoted entirely to the
censorship contemplated in R2004-55. Less than five hours later, SFO VC Bob Dunning sent his rebuttal to the pilots in SFO
(referring to me when he said “someone must be trying to make an issue of it.”) in an almost identically evasive manner as the
DOL found violated the law on the very same subject when the DFW Chairman published a similar rebuttal in 2001.
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See Appendix 6: http://www.ralphhunter.com/supporters.html
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See Appendix 8: Letter to APA Election Administrator, June 21, 2004 and Appendix 1, Section VI (Page 16)
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III. Changing of the rules and procedures for the election without notice.
1. The day after nominations closed, the APA Board of Directors voted to change to the Constitution & Bylaws
regarding the eligibility of members on disability and military leave to vote. This change, effective on May 17,
2004, was never communicated to the candidates nor the membership. I only found out about it on April 7, when
Greg Shayman received a reply from APA regarding his request to inspect the eligible voters list. The change
essentially created a set of some 200 “new” voters eligible to vote on/after May 17, 2004. I protested this no35
notice change to election procedures in a letter to the Secretary-Treasurer on April 12, 2004 . I received an April
14, 2004 e-mail reply from Mr. Richard Moyed, APA Election Administrator, in which he said:
This is in response to your letter to First Officer John Bury, dated April 12, 2004, which is copied
below.
The Board of Directors passed Resolution 2003-84 on February 7, 2004. The resolution was passed
to address concerns that the Constitution and Bylaws may have improperly disenfranchised certain
members. In accordance with the Constitution and Bylaws, the resolution will take effect 100 days
after its passage, or on May 17, 2004.
The resolution has been posted on the members' side of the APA website continuously since
February 10, 2004.
Finally, it is not uncommon in union elections for certain members to be ineligible to run for union
office at the time that the nomination process is taking place, but become eligible to vote in the union
election by the time the election process is completed. There are several legitimate and legal
scenarios that can occur for this result to materialize.
The key issue here is that the rules of the election were changed without notice (I do not believe most
people would consider hiding a resolution deep in a web site menu structure on a web site to be proper “notice”).
There is every indication that these newly eligible voters were not on the mailing list supplied to the thirdparty vendor for hard-copy mailings. Further, there is no indication that these newly eligible voters were
receiving the APA-sponsored e-mail blasts afforded to all candidates. The effect of the APA negligence in this
matter is that some 200 eligible voters were never told by APA they were eligible and were probably not
receiving any campaign literature, so it is difficult to believe they made an informed vote, if they voted at
all.
2. In mid-June 2004, apparently in response to widespread reporting by the membership of non-receipt of voting
Personal Identification Numbers (PINs) for the Runoff election, APA officials began notifying members they could
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receive their PIN by making a request via e-mail directly to the American Arbitration Association (AAA) .
This last -minute change from the published procedures was never communicated to all candidates (Sam
Bertling included the e-mail option in one of his Tue, 15 Jun 2004 11:05:55 -0500 runoff blast) and was not
communicated uniformly to the membership. The procedure itself also raises questions about the
legitimacy of votes cast by individuals using PINs fulfilled by AAA as a result of e-mail request.
3. On or about February 12, 2004, APA effected a change to the functionality of the Challenge & Response forum
to prevent the inclusion, presentation, and use of functional Internet addresses within posts to the forum. This
change was made with the specific purpose of interfering with candidates’ then-existing ability to use C&R to
campaign for office as had been previously acknowledged by APA as a longstanding past practice. Further, this
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See Appendix 7: Letter to APA Secretary-Treasurer: Untimely Election-Related Change to APA Constitution and Bylaws
Regarding Scope of Active Membership
http://www.alliedpilots.org/Members/National/APACommuniques/List_Bmail.asp?LAX-CHAIR.20040614.151523.txt
http://www.alliedpilots.org/Members/National/APACommuniques /List_Bmail.asp?HQ.20040621.152902.txt
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change to APA election policies and rules was made without any advance or subsequent notice to the candidates
who had a reasonable expectation to campaign on C&R as had been done for years.
When I discovered this change had taken place and that the change was being represented by APA officials as
having been made at the direction of the Department of Labor (DOL), on February 17, 2004 I wrote to the Dallas
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office of the DOL to complain and ask for documents showing what changes to C&R, if any, had been sought by
the DOL. My request was handled under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) and I ultimately received 11
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pages of documents from the DOL responsive to my request .
Upon review of the documents provided, it is very clear that several people, both at APA and at the local DOL
office, have a fundamental misunderstanding about the nature of my complaint regarding C&R use in the 2001
election. If there is no misunderstanding, then there is intentional misrepresentation. The issue regarding use of
C&R in the 2001 election had nothing to do with the use of C&R by candidates and their supporters
engaged in campaigning in a union election nor did it have to do with links to candidate web sites. Period.
The problem with use of C&R in the 2001 election arose when an APA staff member posted a message to C&R
(using her husband’s e-mail address and password) which was the content of a letter critical of candidates in a
union election that was posted by the DFW Chairman and Vice Chairman on the official DFW web site and
included a link to the DFW web site. My complaint was that it was clear that an APA staff member who was not a
member of APA and therefore was not eligible to post, was using her staff position in the union to post messages
critical of a candidate in a union election. If a member had posted it, that would have been one thing, but it was
not a member of APA who posted it. It was an APA staff person engaged in political activity. Although the DOL
subsequently concluded that the posting on the DFW Web Site itself was a violation of the LMRDA, the DOL
came to the strange conclusion that, since the APA Challenge & Response Acceptable Use Policy did not
explicitly prohibit an APA staff person from posting to C&R, they could. The DOL further found that APA has
longstanding practice of allowing the use of C&R for political speech by candidates and supporters during in an
election and this was another reason they found there was no violation of the LMRDA when the APA staff posted
the political message on C&R.
Again, I did not complain about the use of C&R for political campaigns nor did I complain about the use of links to
campaign web sites. I did object to APA staff posting on C&R including a link to the DFW web site which the DOL
determined violated the law.
So when I read the record of activity in 2004 (specifically the February 4, 2004 internal memo and the February
11, 2004 e-mail from DOL to APA), I was (and remain) very concerned that someone, whether they be at APA or
at the DOL, was justifying and proposing removal of the links from C&R in 2004 as being responsive to a
complaint about allegations of improper official conduct three years earlier, allegations that had been fully
adjudicated two years ago.
There is nothing in the documents provided under the FOIA that shows that the DOL required or even
requested APA to remove the functionality of links from C&R. The issue seems to have been proposed by
APA and seems to be rooted in APA official’s incomplete or incorrect understanding of the nature of the
2001 complaint and the reaction from DOL officials regarding the matter. It seems most likely that any
APA official’s motives in proposing the elimination of the links was based on the politically-motivated
directive of one or more APA elected officials because they had a reasonable expectation that effective
campaigning by their political opponents would occur on C&R and so they sought to develop “DOL”
justification to interfere with and slow down opposing candidates’ ability to campaign.
In any case, these untimely policy changes, which were clearly election-related and clearly had an impact
on the ability of candidates to campaign using means which had been available for over five years, were
never communicated to the candidates at any time prior to their implementation or after it.
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See Appendix 14: Letter to DOL, February 17, 2004 (the letter has a typographical error dating it as February 17, 2003).
See Appendix 15: FOIA Response and documents, April 4, 2004
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IV. Decision by the APA Secretary-Treasurer to allow members to change their votes.
In addition to implementing a system which allows members to change their votes, APA officials advertised this
feature in spite of being warned by the DOL that such a system violated balloting secrecy requirements in spite of
the risk of fraud described by AAA in their “fact sheet” about their system. I do not believe it is a coincidence that
my opponents advertised and promoted this ability in their campaign literature.
1.
On February 11, 2004, the head of he Dallas office of the DOL Office of Labor-Management Standards
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wrote a letter to APA providing written notification of what they had relayed to APA verbally, that any
telephone and internet voting system that allowed people to change their votes violated the secrecy
standards required for union officer elections. In the letter, Ms. Debra J. Hall wrote (emphasis added):
It would appear that such a system would have to link the voter and his or her vote in order to
permit any vote change. A link between the voter and his or her vote would violate the
secrecy requirements of Title IV of the Labor-Management Reporting and Disclosure Act of
1959, as amended (LMRDA). The LMRDA requires a member’s vote be cast in such a
manner that the person expressing a choice cannot be identified with the choice expressed.
At no time should the identity of the voter be linked or connected to the votes that he
or she casts. It does not matter that a third party, such as AAA, as opposed to the union, is
managing the voting system.
2.
On March 5, 2004, I visited with Mr. Jeff Zaino, Vice President – Elections at the American Arbitration
Association (AAA) for the purpose of observing the nomination ballot tabulation. During the course of that
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visit, Mr. Zaino provided me with a “fact sheet” from AAA about their telephone and internet voting
systems that they have presumably provided to APA. On the subject of the identity of the voter being
linked to the votes that he or she casts, AAA has this to say:
The voting system stores voter information separately from the vote. During the election an
encrypted link exists between the voter record and the vote transaction record. Upon official
certification of an election, the link is removed as required by the U.S. Department of Labor.
Thus, AAA is acknowledging what anyone who went back to the site to confirm/change their vote
knows; The system keeps very good track of exactly who voted for whom. As will be shown later
in this complaint detail, AAA’s contention that the link between voter and vote is “encrypted”
bears investigation and substantiation.
On the issue of the increased risk of fraud present when the system is configured to allow individuals to
change their vote, AAA has this to say:
The system can also prevent votes from ever being changed. Clients do have an option of
allowing changes to a vote once it has been cast, however this option can be set to not allow
a change thereby further minimizing the threat of fraud.
Thus, the APA Secretary-Treasurer selected an optional feature for the conduct of the National
Officer election that was neither required by nor addressed anywhere in our Constitution &
Bylaws or Policy Manual and did so with prior knowledge that such features violated the LMRDA
and increased the risk of fraud.
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See Appendix 13: DOL Letter to APA, February 11, 2004
See Appendix 10: AAA Election Systems Fact Sheet
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3.
APA officials sent numerous official “blast” e-mails to the membership from February through June 2004
notifying and reminding members that they could change their vote.
4.
My runoff opponent, Ralph Hunter, actually promoted the notion of changing votes as a good thing. He
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described the capability in two APA-sponsored blast e-mails to the membership and also included an
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expansive promotion of the capability on his web site , where he says:
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One of the benefits of electronic voting is the ability to change your vote right up until the deadline. If
you believe that I am the candidate best equipped to take APA forward and you want to change your
vote, you can do so. Whether you voted by phone or the Internet, changes can be made up until the
runoff election round closes on June 22nd at 1600 CT.
To change your vote via the Internet, just click on the Vote Now link; enter your ID, which is APA, and
your PIN, which is located on the runoff voting instruction letter you receive from APA. Then follow the
instructions and vote in the same manner as you did originally, except vote for Ralph Hunter for APA
President. I would also strongly urge your consideration for Sam Bertling for Vice President and Jim
Eaton for APA Secretary Treasurer.
5.
Vice Presidential candidate Sam Bertling also reminded members of the ability to change their vote in an
APA-sponsored e-mail on 15 Jun 2004 11:05:55, “If you have already voted, you are able to change that
vote up to the deadline.”
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http://www.alliedpilots.org/Members/National/APACommuniques/List_Bmail.asp?ORD-CHAIR.20040303.232148.txt
http://www.alliedpilots.org/Members/National/APACommuniques/List_Bmail.asp?MIA-CHAIR.20040305.094821.txt
http://www.alliedpilots.org/Members/National/APACommuniques/List_Bmail.asp?SFO-VICE.20040519.220735.txt
http://www.alliedpilots.org/Members/National/APACommuniques/List_Bmail.asp?LGA-CHAIR.20040613.211331.txt
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20 May 2004 13:54:10, Hunter: “By now, I hope that most of you have already voted for your candidate of choice in this
election. If not or if you wish to change your vote, you can do so now by simply clicking on this link,
http://www.aaaelections.org and enter in your ID and PIN number that were mailed to you earlier this month.”
24 May 2004 10:34:48, Hunter: “YOU ARE EVEN ALLOWED TO CHANGE YOUR VOTE IF YOU HAVE ALREADY
VOTED.”
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http://www.ralphhunter.com/changeyourvote.htm
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V. Appeal Board Chairman Gary Weller must excuse himself due to conflict of interest.
The current Chairman of the APA Appeal Board, Gary Weller must excuse himself from any duties regarding this
complaint. The basis of this conclusion is two-fold:
1. Gary Weller was Chairman of the Appeal Board in 2001 and published a decision on my complaint into APA
official misconduct in the last National Officer election. He concluded that APA had not violated any rules or laws
governing union elections, an opinion that was contradicted in at least three specific areas when the Department
of Labor investigated my complaint.
2. Gary Weller was publicly listed as a supporter of my opponent, Ralph Hunter. Although any member is certainly
free to support any candidate of their choosing, if there is one member that has a special obligation to avoid even
the appearance of election impropriety, it would be the official primarily responsible for investigating complaints
regarding union elections.
The combination of his defective conclusions in 2001 with his public support of my opponent would make any
work he does regarding this complaint immediately suspect and non-credible.
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VI. Failure of APA Election Administrator to respond equitably to candidate complaints
and inquiries.
There is a pattern of behavior on the part of the APA Election Administrator, Mr. Richard Moyed, that can only be
construed as partisan and biased in favor of my opponents and prejudicial against me and anyone running
against the candidates who received the most votes in the runoff count on June 22, 2004. On several occasions
during the election, Mr. Moyed contacted candidates regarding allegations of improper conduct on their part. On
other occasions, candidates and members attempted to contact Mr. Moyed regarding improper conduct on APA’s
part or on the part of other candidates. His response rate was spotty, at best, and indicates a pattern inconsistent
with fair and democratic elections.
1. On February 24, 2004, Mr. Moyed informed Vice Presidential candidate First Officer Rob Held that "it [came to
Moyed's] attention that [Held was] using the APA logo on [his] campaign web site" and requested that Held
"immediately cease and desist from using the APA logo on [his] campaign web site or in any campaign literature,
mailings, etc.." including citation of the APA Policy Manual as a basis for his request.
2. That same day, when I was informed of Moyed’s instruction to Held, I notified Mr. Moyed that he was applying
a double-standard since Vice Presidential candidate Captain Sam Mayer was also in violation with the APA Policy
Manual for his web site’s use of the APA logo, Mr. Moyed replied quickly via e-mail and a letter about the issue in
general was sent to all candidates that afternoon in which he said, “the APA Policy Manual prohibits any person
or organization from using the APA Logo without the APA’s consent.”
3. On March 26, 2004, Mr. Moyed called Captain Paul Renneisen and said he had received “several” complaints
about an advertisement that Paul was running at Allied First Bank. When Renneisen asked “what
advertisement?,” Moyed replied telling Renneisen that he had “heard” there was an advertisement and added that
it was his opinion that Allied First Bank was an “employer” and such advertisements could lead to protest to
overturn the election if Renneisen won because of “ever changing conditions” at the Department of Labor (DOL)
due to the Clinton and Bush administrations. Renneisen challenged Moyed to describe or produce the alleged
advertisement or name the individual(s) who had complained but Moyed would not do so. Nothing in writing was
ever produced for Renneisen. The issue was somehow closed, but not without causing Renneisen undue concern
and feeling that he had been harassed by APA election officials for no good reason.
4. On May 17, 2004, I sent a formal letter to Mr. Moyed via e-mail complaining about the interference in the
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election by DCA Chairman Gary Boettcher . In the e-mail, I described and documented the issue in detail and
then wrote:
What APA is doing is interfering with the National Officer election and, unless you actually approved
the DCA email and Web Site, APA is also violating the APA Policy Manual. Section 12.02 of the APA
Policy Manual is quite clear: “Election announcements signed by APA’s Elections Administrator shall
be the only items related in any way to APA elections posted on APA bulletin boards.”
In a pattern that I soon learned would be repeated, Mr. Moyed did not respond to my letter in any way. Several
days later, when I wrote to the Secretary-Treasurer on another election matter (APA’s stated intention to
improperly count the votes of individuals on Personal Leave of Absence and APA’s stated intention not to publish
the results of the national election by local Domicile), Mr. Moyed responded on this new matter and so, on May
21, 2004, I took the opportunity to raise the issue of my unanswered May 17, 2004 letter:
Finally, on a somewhat related matter... my letter to you of May 17, 2004 on the subject of "Election
Interference," I interpret your failure to take action as requested in my letter, and failure to respond at
all to a legitimate inquiry by a candidate in a union election to be an admission by APA that the DCA
Domicile "Web Poll" on the National Officer election is an activity that has been approved and
sanctioned by APA election officials. If I am incorrect in my interpretation, I invite you to explain in
detail what actions you have taken regarding my letter and the issues it presents.
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See Appendix 4: Correspondence with APA Election Administrator
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I received no reply to this follow-up, so I tried one last time (emphasis in the original) on May 24, 2004:
APA has consistently been completely non-responsive to my repeated complaints about
interference in the election by DCA Chairman Gary Boettcher. Considering the number of times I
have reiterated my desire for action on this issue, it is apparent that APA election officials have
determined not to be responsive to certain complaints by some candidates in the election, a defect in
performance that I can only characterize as negligent.
5. Some time in early June 2003, candidates Ralph Hunter, Sam Bertling, and Jim Eaton (“Hunter & Co.”)
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published and mailed a document and posted on their web site another document containing a series of quotes
from members who had posted messages on APA’s Challenge & Response membership forum. Although some
of the quotes used were from other candidates, many were not, but regardless, it is very clear that Hunter & Co.
published these quotes in violation of the APA Policy Manual 2.04.B. which states:
The APA Board of Directors will approve the Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) applicable to members
who participate in Challenge & Response and will also approve, in advance, any changes to the AUP.
The approved C&R AUP will be official APA policy.
On the subject of acceptable use of messages posted to the C&R forum, the “approved C&R AUP” (APA Policy)
states (emphasis in original):
10. OBTAIN PERMISSION BEFORE YOU FORWARD OR RE -POST MESSAGES: Each post is
the intellectual property of its author(s). … you must not re-post or forward any forum messages
(or portion thereof) outside the forum without the author's permission.
I am aware that several members wrote to Mr. Moyed about this Policy Manual violation by candidates Ralph
Hunter, Sam Bertling, and Jim Eaton. Mr. Moyed has apparently been consistently non-responsive to members
complaining on the subject. One member, my running-mate, Vice Presidential candidate First Officer Greg
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Shayman wrote in complaint as well . Same result. NO REPLY.
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http://www.ralphhunter.com/Quotes.pdf
See Appendix 8: Letter to APA Election Administrator, June 21, 2004
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1. Many of the ballots/PIN envelopes allegedly mailed by AAA were never received by APA members. Lack
of the information and codes needed to vote may account for some of the low voter turnout.
2. At least three members received PINs for other members:
A. On Sat, 5 Jun 2004 19:43:19, ORD Captain Dave Harris (093409) posted a message to C&R saying he
had received someone else's PIN and that he did not receive his.
B. On June 7 or 8, 2004 when I was campaigning in Terminal A Operations in DFW, DFW First Officer Bill
Ross (548009) told me that he had received his ballot envelope but that THREE other member’s ballot
envelopes were stuck to the back. He said he contacted both AAA and APA and was told that PINs were
supposedly reissued to the three other pilots.
C. On Thu, 10 Jun 2004 07:09:28 -0500, BOS First Officer Dave Edwards (576029) wrote to my campaign
address saying he received his PIN envelope and one other one stuck to the back of it.
It is very difficult to believe these are isolated incidences. While these three pilots reported the
problem, if other pilots received “extra” PINs and did not report them, they could easily have used
them to vote more than one time.
2. In mid-June, some APA officials began telling members they could get PINs by making requests via e47
mail, a procedural change that was never communicated to all candidates .
3. The AAA election system apparently allows access to results as the votes are being cast, before the
ballot box is closed. The "tabulation results home page" for the elections includes this note: "*** Please Note ***
These results are being presented in real time and MAY vary from report to report as the numbers are retrieved at
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the time the chart is created, and your display is not automatically refreshed." While I was present on June 22 in
New York a few minutes prior to the runoff ballots being closed, Mr. Jeff Zaino (AAA VP of Elections) told me that
he already knew that many more people had voted in the runoff than had voted in the regular election. If ONE
person is able to get this information, others can, and since we know that the system has a link between voter and
vote, it is also possible that someone can gain information about who voted for whom.
4. The Saint Louis Domicile had very unusually low voter turnout (51.3% in the election and 58.2% in the
runoff) which, given the strong political activity of the former TWA pilots, suggests that a large number of votes
from STL/SLT pilots were excluded for some reason.
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5. The AAA server used for voting is not secure. The AAA fact sheet (which Mr. Zaino provided to me in hard
copy on March 5 as I observed the nomination vote tally and asked him a series of questions about their
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systems ) about their election system says their election servers are 128-bit secured which encrypts the votes,
PINS, etc. However, the server actually used for the APA election was not secure or encrypted. This means that
someone operating what is known as a "packet sniffer" could detect not only someone's vote, but their PIN as
well, and do so without ever accessing the AAA web site, a risk that AAA acknowledges in their fact sheet is
present without the 128-bit encrypted systems they alleged to have in place. From the AAA fact sheet:
For Internet voting, we also employ a secured mechanism of communicating between the voter's browser
and our web server. This mechanism encrypts the data that is transmitted across the Internet while in
transit to and from the web browser. This method of encryption uses keys up to 256 characters in length.
Standard encryption uses 7 character keys and is pretty hard to break even for seasoned cryptologists...
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See Appendix 1, Section III.2. (Page 10)
See Appendix 9: AAA Tabulation Results Home Page
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See Appendix 10: AAA Voting Systems Fact Sheet
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See Appendix 12: Correspondence about AAA Voting Systems
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our method of encryption is next to impossible. This prevents arbitrary 'sniffing' of the Internet traffic from
obtaining user, authentication or voting data that is being transmitted.
I have included a “screen shot” of the voting web page I captured on June 17 at 11:09 AM ET which has the
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“Properties” window opened on it . Note that the web page is “Not Encrypted” and yet it displays the previously
recorded vote for change and/or confirmation. If AAA’s has any certification from the DOL to conduct union
elections and that certification is based on use of secure servers with 128-bit encryption, it is clear that
the APA election was not conducted on servers meeting that certification standard.
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See Appendix 11: AAA Ballot Page (Not Encrypted)
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Appendix 2: APA National Officer Election Complaint Detail – Mark Hunnibell – 7/1/2004
P resident’ s Briefing
Your Future
U
ncertainty about our airline and our industry following
the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, as well as the
fundamental changes brought about by our customers’
increasingly cost-conscious attitudes and the proliferation
of more streamlined competitors, has significantly
changed the way we view the stability of our careers.
We no longer take for granted many of the things we
once did. Our sense of safety and security and the
futures we had come to expect have all been challenged
as a result of these events.
In the past, many APA members have failed to exercise
their right to vote on important matters, thereby
letting others determine their future course. This past
year when our very careers were placed into question,
APA pilots responded in record numbers by participating
in the largest voter turnout in APA’s history. No doubt
everyone understood the importance of the outcome
of the vote and the impact it would have on our professional lives.
As we begin another
year at APA, there will
be decisions you must
make that will likewise
have a considerable
impact on your future.
Over the next several
months, APA will hold
elections for the offices of
President, Vice President
and Secretary-Treasurer.
Those elected by the membership to be your representatives will have a major influence on the future of
your careers.
In any political organization, there are many diverse
and opposing views, and APA is no different. During my
tenure as APA President, there have been opposition
groups that have petitioned the membership to abandon
APA for other representational organizations, while
others have continually attacked the APA leadership’s
decisions during these difficult times.
We are at a critical juncture. While we have avoided
bankruptcy for the time being, our futures remain
uncertain. Our airline, our industry, our nation and
our world have changed since the events of 9/11, and
not for the better. We must decide if the notion of better
representation by other organizations is founded on
conjecture or reality. Will a return to a more adversarial
approach with management during this period of
uncertainty bring the promise of reward or result in our
downfall? These are not choices to be taken lightly, but
they must be made. Now is the time for these groups
to present their platforms and their candidates so the
membership can determine the future of APA.
During the past year, American Airlines has
appointed a new leadership team consisting of a new
Chief Executive Officer, Chief Financial Officer,
Senior Vice President of Operations and Vice
President of Flight. They have all shown a willingness
to work with the employees through a more open
process. While this more open process does not mean
we will always agree, it
does signify that they are
trying to move forward
in a positive manner.
Given our airline’s
uncertain state, it is vital
that the membership
start looking toward the
future. Hopefully the
membership will view
the election of new individuals to serve as your
APA National Officers as a new beginning, thereby
providing the ability for everyone to begin working
together toward building a bridge to a better future,
rather than continuing to debate the past.
The upcoming elections will be about choices: a
choice for another organization, a choice to return to a
more adversarial approach or a choice to seek a direction
for a brighter future. Either way it is up to you, the
membership, to exercise your right to vote, to make a
choice, because after all, just like the importance of last
year’s vote, it’s ultimately your future. t
“ The upcoming elections will be
BY CAPTAIN
JOHN E. DARRAH,
APA PRESIDENT
about choices: a choice for another
organization, a choice to return to
a more adversarial approach or
a choice to seek a direction
for a brighter future.”
From: Gary Boettcher [mailto:[email protected]]
Just my opinion....
++++++++++++++++++++++++++
This email is being sent using a personal ISP and email address not paid for by APA.
No person has my permission to post this email on C&R. It may be sent to other pilots.
This is the generic email I've been sending out to folks who are asking my opinion. It is a personal opinion
representative of a member at large and not representation from the Chairman of DCA. There are some sensitive
comments, nevertheless you are welcome to share my support for particular candidates.
For the most part, I address the candidates I support and make a few comments about others I think who may
gain a number of votes; folks with slick campaigns and lots of “rhetoric” but not necessarily solid candidates. I
won't say anything negative about an individual except for one person whom I consider “bad” for the institution
and your representation.
I applaud the individuals who are volunteering, however the shoe bomber was a volunteer as well. I hope you get
my point.
Voting is a private and personal issue and normally I would not share candidate selection with you, nevertheless I
feel this election is important enough to our careers that I am willing to tell you to whose leadership I am willing to
trust my career. Collect info and vote for whom you think will represent your best interests so you have a career
to retire from.
Thanks for asking.
Humbly,
Gary
++++++++++++++++++++++
National Elections......to me who to support is a difficult decision yet this decision was easy at the same time.
Elections have little to do with personalities (although personality is important in these offices) and has everything
to do with ability, integrity, character, honesty, and balance. The candidate you choose must not be someone
whom you are aligned with on a particular issue or idea; instead it must be someone who will listen to various
ideas and will come up with problem solving solutions. You must choose a person of sound character who will
make a difficult decision, not because it is a popular choice, but because it was the right thing to do. Integrity,
doing the right thing even when no one is looking….you better pick a candidate who is FULL of integrity because
a significant number of issues are handled discretely by the BOD and the NOs. Sometimes the membership
doesn’t find out about those decisions, other times they are actions taken at the Presidential level that save a
pilot’s job and career. Actions that are unseen by most but deserving of appreciation by all.
There is no perfect candidate, however your choice should have honest intent and not make negligent mistakes,
i.e. it shouldn’t be someone with a short fuse who will get emotionally wrapped around a subject and loose sight
of the real goal. And finally your candidate must have ability; the ability to make a balanced decision, to speak
with the press, to articulate your profession, to represent your career, to plead your job, to catch the public and
Congressional eye and to glean their support. Additionally, they need to be respected by the company. Don’t
confuse “like” with “respect”. Two great warriors have respect for each other nevertheless their goal is to wipe the
other out. With these kinds of thoughts in mind, I make the following comments.
President....Ralph Hunter. The BOD sets the policy, the President executes it. Ralph can/will do that. EVERY
other candidate has an agenda or a mission to accomplish. They already know what is best for you and will bring
that attitude to the office. Ralph Hunter and I have had many long conversations. It is my belief that Ralph
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Hunter is the only candidate who is willing to really 'serve' the BOD and the Membership. Ralph Hunter has all
five characteristics mentioned above.
Bob Ames is a single task oriented individual. He could be a great Chief of Staff but as the VP Bob has failed the
President and BOD because he sees things very differently than the men in charge. Now he wants to be in
charge and wants the BOD to work FOR him. That in itself is disqualifying to me. Bob will track what is important
to him and his close friends and doesn't really care what the members at large want. Bob is financially driven,
politically driven, and very power motivated. He has worked against the BOD and against the President. He has
championed some good causes and is excellent in the grievance process. However I do not personally believe
he is Presidential. Bob carries a lot of bad baggage from the sick out, the Kendall fine, and the last three years.
We could do worse, but he does not have my first vote. Bob retires 30 Jan 07, so he will not serve the entire
term. (Financially driven means, he is a very junior Captain with less than four years to retirement. As President
he'll get paid 777 Capt pay at 83 hrs per month with a $1250 a month stipend, $900 month apartment, leased car,
daily non-resident per diem that could bill out to approximately $1200 a month. Without the car that's about
$20,000 a month or $237,000 a year. With a 5197 seniority why shouldn't he run hard...it is a $103,000 a year
pay raise. Not bad. What is his real motivation for running? When everyone was jumping on Darrah for just
asking about how Darrah’s deferred vacation would be paid out (just as he should have done), Bob Ames actually
self authorized tens of thousands of dollars of deferred vacation (that's right, signed his own approval for a $big
check paid to himself after the President and the Sec/Tres refused to sign the authorization because they thought
it was outside APA C&B and PM procedures). Bob did not seek FAC or BOD guidance or approval, he just did it
and never informed the BOD. His deferred vacation payout included compensation for deferred vacation days
from his Miami Domicile Officer days, years ago.) Of course you didn't hear the PDP make a muck slinging issue
about that now did you. Yet Darrah requests a clarification from the FAC and Sec/Tres and the PDP keelhauls
him. WONDER WHY?? Make the link...it is there.
Beall wants the BOD to appoint the NO's, i.e. take away the membership's right to elect the National Officers. He
wants to build a power house of a few men and women. If he can't get his way he is going to work hard to take
the union to ALPA. I don't believe the membership will support that. Beall has no scruples and is politically savvy.
His campaign is founded on "Fix APA Now". APA works, the company is broken. Where has Phillip been through
all the turmoil? When he lost the DFW election, he disappeared. Why get involved in a tough situation that could
taint his political career in the future. When APA, the membership were struggling, where was Phillip Beall then?
I worked on the BOD with him for over a year. He is very sharp, intelligent and we could do worse but he doesn't
have any of the last 4 characteristics listed above. He is politically driven and power motivated. He will not work
for or with the BOD, he has his own agenda and will run it no matter what it takes. He brought you Mark
Stephens, who didn't close a single issue with the Negotiating Committee in two years. Phil is a hard worker but
who is he working for? I have and can work with Phil. Although he is not my first choice in this long list, he is
capable.
Those are the only three I see as making it to the final round.
Vice President....this is the tough one as the list is very long and the nominee round will be spread thin. I'm
voting for Sam Bertling. I've know Sam for three years now. He has all five of the important characteristics I
listed above. I believe he will carry the BOD water whether he personally agrees with it or not. That will be a
pleasant change. Sam Bertling is extremely intelligent, a deep thinker, has worked Scope and Negotiating at the
National level. More than qualified. Sam is junior but has a date of hire of Jan 93. Sam Bertling will retire in 2023.
He has a lot at stake and will represent the broad cross section of the APA pilot. Sam Bertling is the solid front
runner in my book.
Here is where it gets hard....Mike Rossetti and Doug Pinion are both fine men and have my respect, however I'm
not confident that Doug is "Presidential" if you know what I mean and Mike seems a little mild mannered. The VP
has to be able to step up to that role when the President is missing. I know both of those men well and they
certainly have contributed at the National Committee level, but my personal opinion is they may have contributed
at their most effective level for APA. Both of these men would serve the membership if elected. Mike is running
as an independent. Doug has aligned himself with Phillip Beall so a vote for Doug is like a vote for Phillip. We
certainly could do a lot worse than Mike and Doug. I work for Doug on the TASC committee. Mike has worked
with me during the last two years as a Regional Comm Officer. I wouldn't tell you not to vote for them. Picking
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between them would be a personal choice. Make it easy and vote for Sam Bertling. I have told Mike that I am
supporting Sam Bertling but will help him where I can. Mike is likely my second choice.
Sam Mayer is an out right maligner of the truth. I have material that exposes his actions but because there is an
on going investigation I can't release it. He is a smart idiot....those are the dangerous ones. I make know
apologies for the truth. This is the one "bad" individual. Sam Mayer has worked against the BOD since day one.
It is his way or he'll work to destroy the BOD consensus. When I first came on the BOD it was full of hardliners
who wanted to drive the company off the cliff. Now the membership has completely turned over the BOD to
reasonable, patient, thinking men who will work to resolve/solve issues instead of creating them. Sam Mayer
believes that if he can't get his way, he'll spin the facts in such a way as to create emotional havoc among the
membership. He has no regard for BOD policy and has on more than one occasion worked to discredit the BOD
by half truth domicile blasts. The BOD actually removed Sam Mayer from the National Communications
committee. Sam Mayer worked the effort to gain a Temporary Restraining order to prevent the membership from
voting on the T/A in April and tried to filibuster the BOD vote on the same issue, thereby almost driving the
company into a Bankruptcy filing because the APA BOD couldn't vote on the issue. Sam is involved in the stock
trading issue currently under investigation by the SEC.
The other VP candidates don't have the experience and just don't qualify to hold my career in their hands.
Greg Shayman is the PDP along with a hand full of others.
Sec-Treasurer: Hands down Jim Eaton is the man. Jim has two Masters; one MBA and a Masters in Accounting
and has passed the four part CPA exam. Jim Eaton has character, integrity, experience, intelligent, and has
balance....none of the others come close. I have personally known Jim for about three years. Jim is a 92 hire
and also retires in 2023. He has a future at stake with this company and will work diligently to bring us a viable
and long term profession as he works to support the NOs, BOD and the membership.
Groves is a distant second....I wouldn't even consider the other two. Duke doesn't have the credentials and the
other is a PDP pawn.
Just my humble opinion.
Respectfully,
Gary
Please DO NOT POST this email on C&R. You may send it to other pilots if you like. I'll stand by any comment
I've made in this email.
Page 3 of 3
[email protected]
From:
[email protected]
Sent:
Monday, May 17, 2004 11:05 AM
To:
'[email protected]'
Subject:
Election Interference
Importance: High
Mark L. Hunnibell
2611 Long Hill Road
Guilford, CT 06437
203-457-9872
[email protected]
May 17, 2004
Mr. Richard Moyed
Election Administrator
Re: Election Interference
Mr. Moyed:
Over the weekend, I became aware that on Fri, 14 May 2004 12:03:44 -0500, the DCA Chairman, Gary
Boettcher, sent a “blast e-mail” to the members of the DCA Domicile in which the complete topic of the e-mail was
the National Officer election. In his e-mail, he said (emphasis in original):
After you vote, please go to the DCA web page and take the voluntary poll question that asks if you
have voted yet. If you are not going to vote, please go to the poll and answer accordingly.
Last night, I visited the APA DCA Web Site to see for myself what he was actually doing. I was disappointed to
see the contents of the following pages:
•
•
http://www.alliedpilots.org/Members/Domiciles/DCA/
http://www.alliedpilots.org/Members/Utilities/dompoll.asp?dca
What APA is doing is interfering with the National Officer election and, unless you actually approved the DCA email and Web Site, APA is also violating the APA Policy Manual. Section 12.02 of the APA Policy Manual is quite
clear: “Election announcements signed by APA’s Elections Administrator shall be the only items related in any
way to APA elections posted on APA bulletin boards. ” As a candidate for union office, unless you have approved
this activity, I must request that you immediately take whatever actions are needed to:
1. remove the “poll” from the DCA Web Site,
2. notify all of APA’s officers, agents, and assigns that APA’s policies prohibit unauthorized election-related
communication using APA resources including “exit polls” on domicile web sites), and
3. notify all individual members who have already participated in the “poll” to date that the actions of the DCA
Domicile Chairman were at least improper if not illegal, and
4. secure and preserve all records in the control of APA’s officers, agents, and assigns relating to the DCA
“poll” including but not limited to any and all:
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a.
b.
electronic and/or hard copies of correspondence to or from DCA officials regarding this “poll,” and
electronic and/or hard copies of correspondence or notes taken by APA’s officers, agents, and assigns
relating to the DCA “poll,” and
c. electronic and/or hard copies of documentation showing which individual members participated in the
DCA “poll,” and
d. electronic and/or hard copies of any correspondence provided to APA officers, agents, and assigns
with records showing individual participation in DCA “poll” including the manner in which individual
members “voted,” and
e. electronic and/or hard copies of any correspondence provided to APA officers, agents, and assigns
providing them access to any electronic records showing individual participation in DCA “poll” including
the manner in which individual members “voted.”
If I do not receive confirmation by close of business today that the above actions have been taken, I will conclude
that the APA Secretary-Treasurer and APA Election Administrator have reviewed and approved the activities of
the DCA Chairman, Gary Boettcher.
Sincerely,
Mark L. Hunnibell
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[email protected]
From:
[email protected]
Sent:
Monday, May 17, 2004 11:49 AM
To:
'[email protected]'
Subject:
FW: Election Interference (Corrected Return Address)
Importance: High
The e-mail below inadverantly contained my old address and telephone number. My correct address
and telephone number are:
376 Black Rock Tpke
Redding, CT 06896
203-938-7424
-----Original Message----From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Monday, May 17, 2004 11:05 AM
To: '[email protected]'
Subject: Election Interference
Importance: High
Mark L. Hunnibell
2611 Long Hill Road
Guilford, CT 06437
203-457-9872
[email protected]
May 17, 2004
Mr. Richard Moyed
Re: Election Interference
Mr. Moyed:
Over the weekend, I became aware that on Fri, 14 May 2004 12:03:44 -0500, the DCA Chairman, Gary
Boettcher, sent a “blast e-mail” to the members of the DCA Domicile in which the complete topic of the e-mail was
the National Officer election. In his e-mail, he said (emphasis in original):
After you vote, please go to the DCA web page and take the voluntary poll question that asks if you
have voted yet. If you are not going to vote, please go to the poll and answer accordingly.
Last night, I visited the APA DCA Web Site to see for myself what he was actually doing. I was disappointed to
see the contents of the following pages:
•
•
http://www.alliedpilots.org/Members/Domiciles/DCA/
http://www.alliedpilots.org/Members/Utilities/dompoll.asp?dca
Page 3 of 16
What APA is doing is interfering with the National Officer election and, unless you actually approved the DCA email and Web Site, APA is also violating the APA Policy Manual. Section 12.02 of the APA Policy Manual is quite
clear: “Election announcements signed by APA’s Elections Administrator shall be the only items related in any
way to APA elections posted on APA bulletin boards. ” As a candidate for union office, unless you have approved
this activity, I must request that you immediately take whatever actions are needed to:
1. remove the “poll” from the DCA Web Site,
2. notify all of APA’s officers, agents, and assigns that APA’s policies prohibit unauthorized election-related
communication using APA resources including “exit polls” on domicile web sites), and
3. notify all individual members who have already participated in the “poll” to date that the actions of the DCA
Domicile Chairman were at least improper if not illegal, and
4. secure and preserve all records in the control of APA’s officers, agents, and assigns relating to the DCA
“poll” including but not limited to any and all:
a.
b.
electronic and/or hard copies of correspondence to or from DCA officials regarding this “poll,” and
electronic and/or hard copies of correspondence or notes taken by APA’s officers, agents, and assigns
relating to the DCA “poll,” and
c. electronic and/or hard copies of documentation showing which individual members participated in the
DCA “poll,” and
d. electronic and/or hard copies of any correspondence provided to APA officers, agents, and assigns
with records showing individual participation in DCA “poll” including the manner in which individual
members “voted,” and
e. electronic and/or hard copies of any correspondence provided to APA officers, agents, and assigns
providing them access to any electronic records showing individual participation in DCA “poll” including
the manner in which individual members “voted.”
If I do not receive confirmation by close of business today that the above actions have been taken, I will conclude
that the APA Secretary-Treasurer and APA Election Administrator have reviewed and approved the activities of
the DCA Chairman, Gary Boettcher.
Sincerely,
Mark L. Hunnibell
Page 4 of 16
[email protected]
From:
[email protected]
Sent:
Friday, May 21, 2004 12:25 PM
To:
'[email protected]'
Cc:
'[email protected]'; '[email protected]'
Subject: RE: Eligibility of PLA voters and Separate Publication of Results
Mr. Moyed:
Thank you for your reply.
Since your reply indicates that the list of eligible voters which I reviewed yesterday is now to be
modified, I would like to be appraised of the manner in which it has been modified. Specifically, the list I
reviewed yesterday had 9,790 individuals whom APA had already notified AAA were entitled to vote.
Since AAA is apparently to be provided with a new list of eligible voters, I would like to know both:
1. The new total of eligible voters, and
2. The identity of any indivduals who were removed from or added to the list of 9,790 which I reviewed
yesterday.
Also, since pilots on MLA, MDS, or unpaid sick leave are not currently assigned as flight deck operating
crew members for American Airlines, I would like to know both:
1. The basis by which APA considers these individuals to be members of any Domicile, and
2. Assuming APA has established a basis for Domicile membership, how many in each category
(MLA, MDS, unpaid sick leave) are included in each Domicile's totals of eligible voters.
Finally, on a somewhat related matter... my letter to you of May 17, 2004 on the subject of "Election
Interference," I interpret your failure to take action as requested in my letter, and failure to respond at all
to a legitimate inquiry by a candidate in a union election to be an admission by APA that the DCA
Domicile "Web Poll" on the National Officer election is an activity that has been approved and
sanctioned by APA election officials. If I am incorrect in my interpretation, I invite you to explain in detail
what actions you have taken regarding my letter and the issues it presents.
Thank you in advance for providing the above information as requested.
Captain Mark Hunnibell
Sent: Friday, May 21, 2004 11:54 AM
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To: [email protected]
Captain Hunnibell:
The matters raised in your letter were brought to my attention this morning. APA will do (and notify the American Arbitration
Association of) the following:
1) Members on voluntary, unpaid personal leaves of absence will not be considered active members and will not be
eligible to vote in the election.
2) Members on paid sick leave will be eligible to vote. Members on unpaid sick leave or medical disability will be eligible
to vote if 12 months have not lapsed since the exhaustion of their paid sick leave. Members on unpaid sick leave or
medical disability will not be eligible to vote if 12 months have lapsed since the exhaustion of their paid sick leave.
3) Members on military leave for less than 12 months will be eligible to vote. Members on military leave for more than 12
months will not be eligible to vote.
4)
Election results will be published both nationally and for each domicile.
Richard M. Moyed
Attorney
O'Connell Building
14600 Trinity Blvd., Suite 500
Fort Worth, Texas 76155-2512
800-323-1470, ext. 2170
817-302-2187 (fax)
To: [email protected]; [email protected]
Cc: [email protected]; [email protected]
Subject: Eligibility of PLA voters and Separate Publication of Results
Importance: High
376 Black Rock Turnpike
Redding, CT 06896-1705
Tel: 203-938-7424
Fax: 206-201-5626
E-Mail: [email protected]
May 21, 2004
First Officer John Bury
Secretary-Treasurer
14600 Trinity Blvd, Suite 500
Via Fax: 817-302-2119
Via E-Mail: [email protected]
Re: Eligibility of PLA voters and Separate Publication of Results
First Officer Bury:
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Yesterday, I visited APA headquarters for the purpose of inspecting the list of individuals
whom APA determined were eligible and ineligible to vote in the National Officer election. I
met with Ms. Debbie Thorn and Mr. Mark Howard and inspected these lists.
Eligibility of votes from those individuals on Personal Leave of Absence (PLA):
During the course of the inspection, it became clear that APA intends to allow 52
individuals to vote who are on PLA. Ms. Thorn indicated that these individuals were being
allowed to vote because of a recent change to the APA Constitution & Bylaws (C&B), a
matter which I brought to your attention by letter on April 11, 2004. Ms. Thorn told me that it
was APA's interpretation of the APA C&B that individuals on PLA were eligible to vote. Mr.
Howard retrieved the current C&B and we each read the current definition of Active
Member and also the current definition of Inactive Members:
ARTICLE III, Section 2.B: Active membership shall be assigned to flight deck operating crew
members (including Check Airmen) who have completed the probationary period and meet
the qualifications set forth in Article III, Section 1A, upon application and approval.
ARTICLE III, Section 2.D: Inactive Member. A member in good standing shall automatically
be transferred to inactive membership status upon:
1. Being furloughed by the Company.
2. Being on leave of absence from the Company twelve (12) months after the
expiration of paid sick leave, or
3. Being in the United States military forces on active duty in excess of twelve (12)
months.
There is little room for interpretation of Article III, Section 2.D.3., but APA election officials
have apparently decided that Section 2.D.2. grants entitlement to vote to anyone who is
currently not assigned to AA as flight deck operating crew members because they have
voluntarily taken a personal leave of absence. I told both Ms. Thorn and Mr. Howard that I
had a problem with this interpretation because it seems clear to me that the intent of
Section 2.D.2 is that it grants entitlement to individuals on Medical Disability, not those
individuals who are on voluntary Personal Leave of Absence under Section 11 of our
contract. When the APA Board of Directors granted these new entitlements, the implied
motive was to include the participation of members who were involuntarily "so situated," not
those who have voluntarily chosen to temporarily suspend their assignments as flight deck
operating crew members (for whatever reasons including pursuit of higher education,
alternative employment, etc.) and who have been granted approval to do so by American
Airlines under Section 11.B. of our contract.
Therefore, I am requesting that APA amend the eligibility list to be used to count the
votes in the National Officer election so that the 52 individuals whom APA has
determined are on Personal Leave of Absence will not be included on such list and
that the revised list be provided to the American Arbitration Association for their use
in tallying the votes.
If APA fails to determine that these 52 individuals are ineligible to vote and fails to provide
the updated list to American Arbitration Association for their use in tallying the votes, then
this letter serves as notice that I am challenging the entitlement of these 52 individuals
to vote in this election and am formally requesting that their votes be "set aside" so
that it may be accurately determined at a later date if the votes from such individuals should
be counted and what, if any, impact their inclusion would have on the outcome of the vote.
My request to have any ballots by these 52 individuals excluded from the vote and/or
segregated should be complied with under U.S. Department of Labor Regulations, 29 CFR
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Chapter IV, Subchapter A, § 452.97 (b), which states that, "Should any voters be
challenged as they are casting their ballots, there should be some means of setting aside
the challenged ballots until a decision regarding their validity is reached without
compromising the secrecy requirement."
Separate Publication of Results: During the course of my inspection and inquiries, Ms.
Thorn informed me that APA does not intend to provide a "breakdown" by Domicile of the
election results in the National Officer election. I explained to both her and Mr. Howard that
I believe the Department of Labor regulations required such a breakdown, but I could not
provide a specific citation at the moment. While meeting with them, I was able to retrieve
the final tally of the last National Officer election and observed that it was not broken down
by Domicile but rather in "batches" that did not appear to be associated with any groupings
of members. Still, I explained that I thought the regulations required breakdown. Ms. Thorn
said she would check with Mr. Moyed regarding any regulatory requirements.
This morning, I reviewed the U.S. Department of Labor Regulations, 29 CFR Chapter IV,
Subchapter A, and discovered the following applicable section, § 452.108 Publication of
results, which states, "In any election which is required by the Act to be held by secret
ballot, the votes cast by members of each local labor organization must be counted, and
the results published, separately. For example, where officers of an intermediate body are
elected directly by members, the votes of each local must be tabulated and published
separately. The publishing requirement is to assure that the results of the voting in each
local are made known to all interested members. Thus, the presentation of the election
report at a regular local membership meeting, and the entry of the report in the minutes,
would normally accomplish this purpose in a local election. Such minutes would have to be
available for inspection by members at reasonable times, unless copies of the report are
made available. In an election that encompasses more than one local, publication may be
accomplished by posting on appropriate bulletin boards, or in a union newspaper, or by any
procedure which allows any member to obtain the information without unusual effort. Of
course, the counting and reporting should account for all ballots cast in the election,
although only valid votes will be counted in determining the successful candidates."
As you know, subsequent to the 2001 National Officer election, each APA Domicile filed
LM-1 reports and began filing LM-2 reports with the Department of Labor citing their status
as local labor organizations under the Labor Management Reporting and Disclosure Act of
1959, As Amended (LMRDA). Since this change was effected after the last election, it is
understandable that APA did not publish separate results in 2001. However, APA now
states that its Domiciles are local labor organizations under the LMRDA and, because of
that, the votes of the membership at each APA Domicile must be counted, and the
results published, separately.
With this letter, I have provided notification to APA election officials of two serious problems
with the conduct of the current election. In both subject areas, however, APA does have
time to correct the problems.
I would like to receive acknowledgment that APA is addressing these problems as I
requested or a written explanation as to why APA has determined not to do so.
Sincerely,
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Cc:
Ms. Debbie Thorn
Mr. Richard Moyed
Page 9 of 16
[email protected]
From:
[email protected]
Sent:
Monday, May 24, 2004 11:40 AM
To:
'[email protected]'
Cc:
'[email protected]'; '[email protected]'
Mr. Moyed:
You have answered my inquiry with regard to the adjustments to the list of eligible voters to remove those individuals on PLA
whom APA had previously intended to allow to vote, and you have answered my inquiry regarding the basis by which APA
considers MDS and MLA individuals as members of a given Domicile.
HOWEVER, APA has consistently been completely non-responsive to my repeated complaints about interference in
the election by DCA Chairman Gary Boettcher. Considering the number of times I have reiterated my desire for action on
this issue, it is apparent that APA election officials have determined not to be responsive to certain complaints by some
candidates in the election, a defect in performance that I can only characterize as negligent.
Candidate for APA President
Captain Hunnibell:
I will attempt to respond to your inquiries and provide you with as much requested information as I am able under federal
law and regulations.
1)
9,736 members are eligible to vote in the election.
2) Fifty-two (52) members listed on the eligible voter list that you inspected at our offices on Thursday, May 20, 2004
have been removed from the eligible voter list because they are on voluntary, unpaid personal leaves of absence. Broken
down by domicile, the number of members on personal leaves of absence and removed from the voter eligibility list are as
follows:
BOS -- 1
DCA -- 4
DFW -- 15
LAX -- 5
LGA -- 11
MIA -- 4
ORD -- 7
SFO -- 1
STL -- 4
Additionaly, two (2) members listed on the eligible voter list that you inspected at our offices on Thursday, May 20, 2004
have been removed from the eligible voter list because they have been on medical disability for more than 12 months after
their paid sick leave expired. One member is from the LAX domicile and the other is from the LGA domicile.
3)
Members who have been on a military leave of absence for 12 months or less or have been on medical disability for
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12 months or less since their paid sick time lapsed (and are, therefore, eligible to vote) are considered members of the
domicile at which they last work before commencing leave. Broken down by domicile, the number of members on military
leave in this category are as follows:
BOS -- 2
DCA -- 11
DFW -- 26
LAX -- 9
LGA -- 25
MIA -- 4
ORD -- 11
SFO -- 4
STL -- 9
Broken down by domicile, the number of members on medical disability in this category are as follows:
BOS -- 0
DCA -- 1
DFW -- 20
LAX -- 13
LGA -- 9
MIA -- 15
ORD -- 7
SFO -- 7
STL -- 1
I hope this has answered your inquiry.
Richard M. Moyed
Attorney
O'Connell Building
800-323-1470, ext. 2170
817-302-2187 (fax)
To: [email protected]; "APA Secretary-Treasurer (Business Fax)"@mta8.srv.hcvlny.cv.net
Cc: [email protected]; "Debra Hall - US Department of Labor (Business Fax)"@mta8.srv.hcvlny.cv.net;
[email protected]; [email protected]
Subject: FW: Eligibility of PLA voters and Separate Publication of Results
Tel: 203-938-7424
Fax: 206-201-5626
May 24, 2004
Secretary-Treasurer
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Via Fax: 817-302-2119
First Officer Bury:
On Friday, May 21, 2004, I received a reply to my letter of the same date on this subject
(below). The reply (also below) was from Richard Moyed indicating that APA election officials
ultimately agreed my concerns were entirely valid based on the information I received from
Debbie Thorn on May 20 (she said that 52 individuals on PLA would be allowed to vote as the
result of a recent C&B change and, separately, that the results of the ballot would not
be tabulated by Domicile but only on a national level).
The response from Mr. Moyed indicated that the voter eligibility/ineligibility list would be modified
from the lists that I had observed the day earlier, so I asked him for the specific details of the
changes made to the lists I inspected. Additionally, I have asked for clarification from APA about
the method of determination of what Domicile individuals are members of if they are on Military
Leave or on disability. Finally, I requested a response to an earlier letter I sent to Mr. Moyed on
May 17, 2004, regarding the DCA Domicile Chairman's improper promotion of a voter poll on the
official electronic DCA bulletin board.
I am very disappointed to report that I have not received a reply from Mr. Moyed or any
other APA officials regarding the three issues in my May 21 follow-up e-mail.
As the officer of the Association who has the legal and constitutional obligation to conduct APA
elections in accordance with the APA Constitution and Bylaws, the Labor-Management Reporting
and Disclosure Act of 1959, As Amended, and the Department of Labor regulations, I am formally
asking you to discontinue APA's non-response to these legitimate issues regarding this election
and provide authoritative answers to the issues I have asked about.
Since the ballots in this election are to be counted this afternoon at 5PM, I am hopeful that
you are immediately responsive with substantive answers in writing to all requested
issues.
Sincerely,
Cc:
U.S. Department of Labor
Mr. Richard Moyed
Ms. Debbie Thorn
Sent: Friday, May 21, 2004 12:25 PM
To: '[email protected]'
Cc: '[email protected]'; '[email protected]'
Page 12 of 16
Mr. Moyed:
Thank you for your reply.
Since your reply indicates that the list of eligible voters which I reviewed yesterday is now to be
modified, I would like to be appraised of the manner in which it has been modified. Specifically,
the list I reviewed yesterday had 9,790 individuals whom APA had already notified AAA were
entitled to vote. Since AAA is apparently to be provided with a new list of eligible voters, I would
like to know both:
1. The new total of eligible voters, and
2. The identity of any indivduals who were removed from or added to the list of 9,790 which I
reviewed yesterday.
Also, since pilots on MLA, MDS, or unpaid sick leave are not currently assigned as flight deck
operating crew members for American Airlines, I would like to know both:
1. The basis by which APA considers these individuals to be members of any Domicile, and
2. Assuming APA has established a basis for Domicile membership, how many in each category
(MLA, MDS, unpaid sick leave) are included in each Domicile's totals of eligible voters.
Finally, on a somewhat related matter... my letter to you of May 17, 2004 on the subject of
"Election Interference," I interpret your failure to take action as requested in my letter, and failure
to respond at all to a legitimate inquiry by a candidate in a union election to be an admission by
APA that the DCA Domicile "Web Poll" on the National Officer election is an activity that has
been approved and sanctioned by APA election officials. If I am incorrect in my interpretation, I
invite you to explain in detail what actions you have taken regarding my letter and the issues it
presents.
Thank you in advance for providing the above information as requested.
Captain Hunnibell:
The matters raised in your letter were brought to my attention this morning. APA will do (and notify the American
Arbitration Association of) the following:
1) Members on voluntary, unpaid personal leaves of absence will not be considered active members and will not
be eligible to vote in the election.
2) Members on paid sick leave will be eligible to vote. Members on unpaid sick leave or medical disability will be
eligible to vote if 12 months have not lapsed since the exhaustion of their paid sick leave. Members on unpaid sick
leave or medical disability will not be eligible to vote if 12 months have lapsed since the exhaustion of their paid
sick leave.
3) Members on military leave for less than 12 months will be eligible to vote. Members on military leave for more
than 12 months will not be eligible to vote.
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4)
Election results will be published both nationally and for each domicile.
Richard M. Moyed
Attorney
O'Connell Building
800-323-1470, ext. 2170
817-302-2187 (fax)
To: [email protected]; [email protected]
Subject: Eligibility of PLA voters and Separate Publication of Results
Importance: High
Tel: 203-938-7424
Fax: 206-201-5626
May 21, 2004
Secretary-Treasurer
Via Fax: 817-302-2119
First Officer Bury:
Yesterday, I visited APA headquarters for the purpose of inspecting the list of
individuals whom APA determined were eligible and ineligible to vote in the National
Officer election. I met with Ms. Debbie Thorn and Mr. Mark Howard and inspected
these lists.
Eligibility of votes from those individuals on Personal Leave of Absence
(PLA): During the course of the inspection, it became clear that APA intends to
allow 52 individuals to vote who are on PLA. Ms. Thorn indicated that these
individuals were being allowed to vote because of a recent change to the APA
Constitution & Bylaws (C&B), a matter which I brought to your attention by letter on
April 11, 2004. Ms. Thorn told me that it was APA's interpretation of the APA C&B
that individuals on PLA were eligible to vote. Mr. Howard retrieved the current C&B
and we each read the current definition of Active Member and also the current
definition of Inactive Members:
Page 14 of 16
ARTICLE III, Section 2.B: Active membership shall be assigned to flight deck
operating crew members (including Check Airmen) who have completed the
probationary period and meet the qualifications set forth in Article III, Section 1A,
upon application and approval.
ARTICLE III, Section 2.D: Inactive Member. A member in good standing shall
automatically be transferred to inactive membership status upon:
1. Being furloughed by the Company.
2. Being on leave of absence from the Company twelve (12) months after the
expiration of paid sick leave, or
3. Being in the United States military forces on active duty in excess of
twelve (12) months.
There is little room for interpretation of Article III, Section 2.D.3., but APA election
officials have apparently decided that Section 2.D.2. grants entitlement to vote to
anyone who is currently not assigned to AA as flight deck operating crew members
because they have voluntarily taken a personal leave of absence. I told both Ms.
Thorn and Mr. Howard that I had a problem with this interpretation because it seems
clear to me that the intent of Section 2.D.2 is that it grants entitlement to individuals
on Medical Disability, not those individuals who are on voluntary Personal Leave of
Absence under Section 11 of our contract. When the APA Board of Directors
granted these new entitlements, the implied motive was to include the participation
of members who were involuntarily "so situated," not those who have voluntarily
chosen to temporarily suspend their assignments as flight deck operating crew
members (for whatever reasons including pursuit of higher education, alternative
employment, etc.) and who have been granted approval to do so by American
Airlines under Section 11.B. of our contract.
Therefore, I am requesting that APA amend the eligibility list to be used to
count the votes in the National Officer election so that the 52 individuals
whom APA has determined are on Personal Leave of Absence will not be
included on such list and that the revised list be provided to the American
Arbitration Association for their use in tallying the votes.
If APA fails to determine that these 52 individuals are ineligible to vote and fails to
provide the updated list to American Arbitration Association for their use in tallying
the votes, then this letter serves as notice that I am challenging the entitlement of
these 52 individuals to vote in this election and am formally requesting that
their votes be "set aside" so that it may be accurately determined at a later date if
the votes from such individuals should be counted and what, if any, impact their
inclusion would have on the outcome of the vote.
My request to have any ballots by these 52 individuals excluded from the vote
and/or segregated should be complied with under U.S. Department of Labor
Regulations, 29 CFR Chapter IV, Subchapter A, § 452.97 (b), which states that,
"Should any voters be challenged as they are casting their ballots, there should be
some means of setting aside the challenged ballots until a decision regarding their
validity is reached without compromising the secrecy requirement."
Separate Publication of Results: During the course of my inspection and inquiries,
Ms. Thorn informed me that APA does not intend to provide a "breakdown" by
Domicile of the election results in the National Officer election. I explained to both
her and Mr. Howard that I believe the Department of Labor regulations required such
a breakdown, but I could not provide a specific citation at the moment. While
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meeting with them, I was able to retrieve the final tally of the last National Officer
election and observed that it was not broken down by Domicile but rather in
"batches" that did not appear to be associated with any groupings of members. Still,
I explained that I thought the regulations required breakdown. Ms. Thorn said she
would check with Mr. Moyed regarding any regulatory requirements.
This morning, I reviewed the U.S. Department of Labor Regulations, 29 CFR
Chapter IV, Subchapter A, and discovered the following applicable section, §
452.108 Publication of results, which states, "In any election which is required by the
Act to be held by secret ballot, the votes cast by members of each local labor
organization must be counted, and the results published, separately. For example,
where officers of an intermediate body are elected directly by members, the votes of
each local must be tabulated and published separately. The publishing requirement
is to assure that the results of the voting in each local are made known to all
interested members. Thus, the presentation of the election report at a regular local
membership meeting, and the entry of the report in the minutes, would normally
accomplish this purpose in a local election. Such minutes would have to be available
for inspection by members at reasonable times, unless copies of the report are
made available. In an election that encompasses more than one local, publication
may be accomplished by posting on appropriate bulletin boards, or in a union
newspaper, or by any procedure which allows any member to obtain the information
without unusual effort. Of course, the counting and reporting should account for all
ballots cast in the election, although only valid votes will be counted in determining
the successful candidates."
As you know, subsequent to the 2001 National Officer election, each APA Domicile
filed LM-1 reports and began filing LM-2 reports with the Department of Labor citing
their status as local labor organizations under the Labor Management Reporting and
Disclosure Act of 1959, As Amended (LMRDA). Since this change was effected after
the last election, it is understandable that APA did not publish separate results in
2001. However, APA now states that its Domiciles are local labor organizations
under the LMRDA and, because of that, the votes of the membership at each
APA Domicile must be counted, and the results published, separately.
With this letter, I have provided notification to APA election officials of two serious
problems with the conduct of the current election. In both subject areas, however,
APA does have time to correct the problems.
I would like to receive acknowledgment that APA is addressing these
problems as I requested or a written explanation as to why APA has
determined not to do so.
Sincerely,
Cc:
Ms. Debbie Thorn
Mr. Richard Moyed
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Have you voted? Please vote-be heard!!
5/13/2004
5/13/2004
DCA "Voting" poll--Have you
voted?
5/13/2004
5/31/2004
Fellow Washington Pilots, I
cannot overstate the importance
of voting in the up coming APA
National elections. Polls close
Monday May 24, 2004 at 5:00
DST. PLEASE take 30 seconds
to vote via
www.aaaelections.ord or 1-866877-3289. Your Union ID is
"APA", you'll need your pin
number mailed to you, and your
employee number. If you have
not received your pin number
from AAA please call Ms.
Debbie Thorn @ 1-800-3231470 x 2245 and she'll assist
you. It is your Union, make a
difference, take the time and
VOTE. I will/have:
5/13/2004
5/13/2004
I will/have:
5/13/2004
5/31/2004
I have or will:
NOT
vote
1
vote
2
3/31/2004
Would you be
willing to attend a
DCA Domicile
"Dinner Meeting"
that would include a
spouse/guest in
place of a regular
Domicile meeting?
No
7
Yes + no $
0
Yes +
yes$
8
Mandatory
28
No hat
9
No
65
Maybe
2
DCA Domicile Poll
2/29/2004
Hat Poll
7/29/2003
Question
Responses
8/15/2003
Yes, opt
15
Should the
AA uniform
hat be
made
optional for
all pilots?
Do you favor
changing the Age
60 Rule to allow
pilots to work past
age 60?
Yes
5
DCA Age 60 Poll
6/7/2003
6/30/2003
DCA Domicile Poll on Rate of
Negotiations
7/3/2002
7/3/2002
DCA Domicile Poll
7/3/2002
7/3/2002
DCA Domicile Poll
7/3/2002
12/3/2002
Do You think contract
negotiations are going too slow?
7/3/2002
7/3/2002
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Do you think contract
There are six possible answers.
"w/Retro" means: with full retro
pay ie "Y-w/Retro" means Yes,
but still want full retro pay.
7/3/2002
7/3/2002
Appendix 5: APA National Officer
Election
Complaint Detail – Mark Hunnibell – 7/1/2004
7/3/2002
12/3/2002
Several answers to choose
from. w/Retro means with full
Retro Pay
7/3/2002
7/3/2002
7/3/2002
7/3/2002
Yes
1
7/3/2002
12/3/2002
Yes
21
7/3/2002
7/3/2002
7/3/2002
7/3/2002
7/3/2002
12/3/2002
7/3/2002
7/3/2002
7/3/2002
7/3/2002
7/3/2002
12/3/2002
7/3/2002
7/3/2002
7/3/2002
7/3/2002
7/3/2002
12/3/2002
7/3/2002
7/3/2002
7/3/2002
12/3/2002
7/3/2002
7/3/2002
7/3/2002
12/3/2002
DCA Domicile Poll on rate of
Negotiations
6/23/2002
7/3/2002
Do you think
contract
negotiations are
going too slow?
No
3
Yes
11
DCA Domicile Poll
10/24/2001
6/23/2002
Do you support the
option of allowing
pilots to be armed?
Yes
75
No
15
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[email protected]
From:
[email protected]
Sent:
Monday, April 12, 2004 10:57 AM
To:
'[email protected]'
Cc:
Ed James ([email protected]); '[email protected]'; '[email protected]';
'[email protected]'; '[email protected]'; '[email protected]'; '[email protected]'; '[email protected]';
'[email protected]'; '[email protected]'; '[email protected]'; '[email protected]'; '[email protected]';
'DFW [email protected]'; '[email protected]'; '[email protected]'; '[email protected]'; '[email protected]';
'[email protected]'
Subject: Untimely Election-Related Change to APA Constitution and Bylaws Regarding Scope of Active Membership
Tel: 203-938-7424
Fax: 206-201-5626
April 12, 2004
Secretary-Treasurer
Via Fax: 817-302-2119
Re: Untimely Election-Related Change to APA Constitution and Bylaws
Regarding Scope of Active Membership
First Officer Bury:
On the morning of Wed, April 7, 2004, First Officer Greg Shayman notified your office via e-mail that he
sought to make an appointment with you to inspect the list of those members eligible to vote in the APA
National Officer election (attachment 1) in accordance with candidates’ rights under the LMRDA and,
more specifically, according to the documents sent to all candidates by APA on February 6, 2004.
On the afternoon of April 7, 2004, First Officer Shayman received an e-mail from Debbie Thorn
(attachment 2) which was apparently intended to be responsive to his request. Unfortunately, Ms.
Thorn’s message raises several entirely new and very problematic issues that require your immediate
attention and also immediate action by the APA Board of Directors.
In her e-mail, Ms. Thorn makes reference to an apparently very-recent but not-yet-effective change to
the APA Constitution and Bylaws (C&B) which, although Ms. Thorn’s reference is very confusing, the
apparent change appears to expand the scope of what APA considers to be an Active Member such
that individuals on personal leaves of absence, family leave, sick leave, and military leave, “etc.” are
now considered Active Members by APA.
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Before going any further, allow me be very clear: I support the concept that a pilot whose AA
employment involuntarily ends due to illness or military activation be “carried” as an active member of
APA for a reasonable period of time such as the 12 months alluded to by Ms. Thorn. However,
regardless of whatever well-meaning intent there may be behind such a change, there are a number of
problems with this change coming at this time and I must respectfully request that the APA Board
rescind this change for the reasons enumerated in this letter, among others:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Election schedule already established: In the Winter 2003 Flightline, you published a National
Officer election schedule which included distribution of a pre-nomination notice on January 16,
2004, and a deadline of 09:00 on February 6, 2004 for submission of documents by active
members seeking to be nominated for APA National Office to be tallied at 10:00 that same day.
Election already underway: Both election-related events above (mailing of the pre-nomination
notice and the tallying of forms) appear to have occurred substantially on schedule.
Change to candidate/voter pool the day after deadline: On February 7, 2004, the day after
deadline for submitting willingness to serve and nomination documents and after the candidate
field was established, the Board of Directors apparently passed a change to the C&B to effectively
change the definition of what an active member was for voting and eligibility to hold office.
Membership not notified of the change. The membership was never notified of this change in
eligibility for office and new entitlement to vote in elections. The APA C&B provides for a 100-day
“abeyance” period before the effective date of any changes to the C&B so that an informed
membership has the ability to mobilize and oppose changes before they become “law.” In years
past, it has been customary for APA to make timely special notice to the membership of all C&B
changes. This did not occur (and has not occurred) in this case, an especially important defect
because the purported change clearly affects an ongoing election.
All candidates not notified of the change. All candidates were never notified of this change in
election policies and procedures.
Only “incumbent” candidates knew of the change. In spite of the fact that all candidates were not
notified of this change, it is reasonable to believe that, because they were present in their official
union capacities at the meeting at which the vote took place, several candidates not only have
been aware of the change since it was voted on, but at least one candidate actually voted at the
Board table to effectively create a new class of members eligible to vote for him.
Information about the change withheld from candidate making inquiry. After I announced my
campaign, I received inquiries from some members on military leave about whether they could
vote. I reviewed the C&B and noted the provision in Article III, Section 2.D.3. that provided for
those on military leave for more than three weeks to be automatically transferred to inactive
membership status (and therefore ineligible to vote) and drafted a response. Before answering
however, I contacted Richard Moyed, APA Election Administrator, on the afternoon of Monday,
February 9, 2004, to ensure I was reading the “three-week rule” properly and clarify how APA
would handle the eligibility and votes of those pilots who would be changing status during the
election cycle. Based on that conversation and later that same day, I prepared a standard answer
for such inquiries and published it on the “Q&A” portion of our campaign web site (see attachment
3). It is significant to point out that, at no time during that telephone conversation did the APA
Election Administrator mention, suggest, imply, or in any way convey to me anything about a
pending change in the eligibility of members on military leave to vote, a change apparently made
just three days earlier that had direct bearing on the question I was asking about. So not only did
APA fail to notify all candidates of a change in election policies and procedures, but APA actually
withheld information from a candidate making an inquiry into an election-related issue that had
been changed without notice.
Timing denies individuals the right to seek office and nominate, but allows them to vote. Because
of the untimely nature and haphazard implementation schedule, the apparent changes have the
effect of denying some “newly active” members the ability to seek office, while also giving them
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just seven days in which to vote for candidates that they were not allowed to even nominate.
Additionally, it is not at all clear that all candidates are being afforded the opportunity to send
campaign literature to all individuals that APA apparently intends to allow to vote.
9. Confusion being caused by at least four membership lists in use and uncertainty about ability of
candidates to communicate to all voters. Getting back to the original issue at hand, inspection of
the membership list, it appears that APA has at least four different lists that it intends to develop
and use for just the national officer election ballot. The introduction of what amounts to a new class
of eligible members in the middle of the election ballot period is obviously causing confusion and,
especially since this ballot is taken electronically, greatly complicates the ability for anyone
(candidate, APA officers, election officials, election administrators, or even the membership) to
have a high degree of confidence that only those eligible to vote are being allowed to vote and that
candidates are being given access (mailing, e-mailing) to communicate to all members eligible to
vote.
It is for these reasons that I must implore the Board to rescind whatever changes to the C&B they made
on this issue. Again, I support the concept that a pilot whose AA employment involuntarily ends due to
illness or military activation be “carried” as an active member of APA for a reasonable period of time
and, if the APA Board still desires to make a change regarding who is eligible to run for office and vote
in APA elections, they should rescind the recent change, make a change that becomes effective prior to
the establishment of the schedule for the next regularly scheduled officer election, and ensure that all
members are notified of the change before the election begins.
Sincerely,
/s/
Cc:
APA Board of Directors
U.S. Department of Labor
APA General Counsel
Attachments:
1. Shayman E-Mail: April 7, 2004 10:09AM
2. Thorn E-Mail: April 7, 2004 3:20PM
3. Web Site Q&A: February 9, 2004
Attachment 1: Hunnibell Letter April 12, 2004
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Date: Wed, 07 Apr 2004 10:09:37 -0500
From: Greg Shayman <[email protected]>
Subject: Official Request to Inspect the List of Eligible APA Voting Members for the National Officer Final Election Round.
To: [email protected], [email protected]
First Officer Greg S. Shayman
2650 Hidden Ridge Drive
Arlington, TX. 76006-4011
April 7, 2004
Secretary/Treasurer
Fort Worth , TX 76155-2512
RE: Official Request to Inspect the List of Eligible APA Voting Members for the National Officer Final Election
Round.
Dear First Officer Bury:
This correspondence is my official request as a bona fide candidate for APA Vice President to make an appointment
to inspect the list of those members eligible to vote in the APA National Officer election.
Because you are the APA officer who is actually responsible for the conduct of this election, I am specifically
requesting that you personally be present during this inspection so that I may obtain immediate and authoritative answers to
any questions that may arise during the review.
Please contact me at your earliest convenience to arrange a mutually agreeable time for me to visit APA
Headquarters and review the list. I would like to view this list no later than April 15, 2004.
I can be reached by e -mail or phone:
E-mail: [email protected]
Home phone: (817) 987-0863
Cellular phone: (817) 271-8467
Sincerely,
Greg S. Shayman
Candidate for APA Vice President
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From: [email protected]
Sent: Wednesday, April 07, 2004 3:20 PM
Subject: Review National Eligibility List
Richard Moyed, National Officer Election Administrator, has been informed of your email message to John Bury regarding
your wish to review the eligibility list for the National Officer Election Round.
I have asked our I T Department to prepare this file, actually two files: 1) all current eligible members and 2) all military, sick
leave, personal, family, medical, etc. that will be under the 12 month rule per the new C&B effective 5/17/2004 for your
review. However, this list will not be the same eligibility list that will be used on May 24th to determine eligible voters on the
date of the count because of status updates for May 1.
I have also asked that they provide this to me by the 14th so that you can review on the 15th. Will this be satisfactory for
you? If not, please call me and we can arrange a better date. I will not be available on Monday or Tuesday but here the
remainder of the week because the board will be meeting.
Thanks.
Deb
Debbie Thorn
Office/Board Meeting/Election Coordinator
P: 817 -302-2245 F: 817-302-2247
email: [email protected]
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Source: http://www.recover2004.com/faq.html#mloa
Q: Can pilots on Military Leave of Absence (MLOA) vote in this National Officer election?
A: Eligibility to vote is a determination made by APA based on interpretation of the APA Constitution and
Bylaws. It is our understanding that votes will not be counted if cast by pilots whom the Association believes are
on Military Leave of Absence in excess of three weeks. This determination based on the entitlements of members
and different classes of membership described in the APA Constitution and Bylaws. Specifically:
"Only members in good standing shall have the right to vote on matters brought before the membership."
Article III, Section 5.B.
"A member in good standing shall automatically be transferred to inactive membership status upon. [b]eing in the
United States military forces on active duty in excess of three (3) weeks."
Article III, Section 2.D. and 2.D.3.
APA has informed us that any member's vote will be counted if they were an active member in good standing
when they cast their vote. For example, the nomination round for National Office begins on February 13 and ends
on March 5, 2004. If a member had been on MLOA for two months but came back to active employment at AA on
February 20, 2004, they are entitled to vote in the nomination round at that point. Likewise, if a member was an
active member on February 18, 2004 and voted on that day, but was then activated to the military for a two-month
tour beginning February 20, 2004, their vote on Feb 18th would count. The key factor in determining eligibility to
vote is ensuring that APA has current information regarding active membership status. This is especially important
for those members who have recently changed MLOA status, or will change MLOA status.
If any member has questions about what status APA has assigned to them, their eligibility to vote, or whether their
vote will count, or does not receive the February 13, 2004 instructions to how to vote, they should contact the APA
Elections Department at 1-800-323-1470, extension 2245.
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From:
Greg Shayman [[email protected]]
Sent:
Monday, June 21, 2004 9:20 PM
To:
[email protected]
Cc:
[email protected]
Subject: Misappropriation of Union Resources by Candidates in Union Election
First Officer Greg Shayman
2650 Hidden Ridge Drive
Arlington, TX. 76006-4011
June 21, 2004
Mr. Richard Moyed
RE: Misappropriation of Union Resources by Candidates in Union Election
Dear Mr. Moyed:
During a visit to APA Headquarters today, I asked you what your intentions were regarding the
numerous complaints sent to you by members regarding willful violation of APA Policy Manual 2.04.B.
by candidates Ralph Hunter, Sam Bertling, and Jim Eaton. You told me that you would be taking no
action on these complaints. Apparently your inaction includes being completely non-responsive to the
members making the complaints.
You told me that you had no authority to be critical of the content of campaign material of
candidates in a union election, even if there was a violation of the APA Policy Manual involved.
However, on at least two occasions in this National Officer election, you responded to member
complaints about candidate violations of the APA Policy Manual and you notified each candidate that
they must cease the violations.
In this case, the APA Policy Manual 2.04.B. states that, “the approved C&R [Acceptable Use
Policy] will be official APA policy.” In Section 10, the “approved C&R AUP” states a clear obligation to
obtain the permission of members before they may be forwarded or used outside the forum:
OBTAIN PERMISSION BEFORE YOU FORWARD OR RE-POST MESSAGES
Each post is the intellectual property of its author(s).
You must not re-post or forward anyone's private e-mail (or portion thereof) onto APA's forums unless you
have the author's permission. Such an author must be a real individual or entity who can be verified as the
source of the information if needed.
It is not acceptable to forward “anonymous” messages or information to the forums. Any member so doing
assumes the role, responsibility, and accountability as the sole author of all such material.
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Likewise, you must not re- post or forward any forum messages (or portion thereof) outside the forum without
the author's permission. This is a courtesy you should observe in all media - if they want it broadcast, they
will give you permission.
In this case, the candidates knew full well that their campaign literature included messages from
C&R, a union resource that is governed by reasonable rules and regulations by APA, and that they did
not have the requisite permission of the authors to post them.
By failing to counteract or even attempt to address in a timely manner this misuse of union
resources by candidates in a union election, you are making it clear that the use of union resources in
violation of the APA Policy Manual by these candidates is actually endorsed by APA. This endorsement
of misuse of union resources is especially egregious given the swift action you took against candidates
when you received complaints about other violations of the APA Policy Manual by candidates in the
election.
Failure to respond to this e-mail with any corrections will constitute an admission by APA that the
content of this e-mail is completely factual.
Sincerely,
First Officer Greg Shayman
Candidate for Vice President
Cc:
Captain Paul Renneisen
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General Use Security
The American Arbitration Association provides a stable and secure
environment for electronic voting. The processes and procedures in place
make it very difficult for fraudulent votes to be cast. The system uses a
two-tier approach for both Internet and telephonic voting. This
architecture physically separates the data entry mechanism (Internet or
Telephone) from the actual storage of data. The two-tier architecture
provides a security layer (protected by User authentication) at the
machine level. The data itself is stored using separate authentication.
An easier way to look at this is that in order for someone to directly obtain
access to the data, they must be able to access the physical machine
(web server) with an appropriate user ID and password. Then identify the
physical machine on which the data resides, access that machine (again
with an appropriate user ID and password) then provide the correct user
ID and password to access the data itself.
For Internet voting, we also employ a secured mechanism of
communicating between the voter's browser and our web server. This
mechanism encrypts the data that is transmitted across the Internet while
in transit to and from the web browser. This method of encryption uses
keys up to 256 characters in length. Standard encryption uses 7 character
keys and is pretty hard to break even for seasoned cryptologists... our
method of encryption is next to impossible. This prevents arbitrary 'sniffing'
of the Internet traffic from obtaining user, authentication or voting data
that is being transmitted.
All machines are equipped with the latest virus protection available to
prevent malicious attempts to breach security.
The machine used to access the system by the voter is an unknown for us.
However, if a voter is uncomfortable with the security or reliability of the
machine they want to use, then they should not use it. Telephone voting is
an even more secure mechanism.
NOTE: This document is a digital recreation of the original document from AAA and may have slight differences
in appearance from the original, which may be obtained from AAA.
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Fraud Prevention
The voting system stores voter information separately from the vote. During
the election an encrypted link exists between the voter record and the
vote transaction record. Upon official certification of an election, the link
is removed as required by the U.S. Department of Labor. The system (both
internet and telephonic) is constantly monitored for anomalies. Daily
voting rates are monitored, as well as too many changes to a member's
vote, too many votes coming from the same source, or too many failed
attempts over a given period of time. These anomalies will trigger an
investigative response. The original source (IP address or ANI - Caller ID
number) is recorded for all attempts at contacting the system. These
sources can then be traced back to their origin.
User authentication also provides a high level of security for these systems.
Voters are assigned an ID by the client... typically this is an employee ID or
last four digits of their SSN. Voters are also assigned a unique Personal
Identification Number by the American Arbitration Association. Votes can
only be cast when both identifiers are correctly supplied. Being assigned
by two separate entities also ensures that the client does not have the
information available to them.
The system can also prevent votes from ever being changed. Clients do
have an option of allowing changes to a vote once it has been cast,
however this option can be set to not allow a change thereby further
minimizing the threat of fraud.
One last note is that the American Arbitration Association is a disinterested
third party and has no ties to the outcome of the ballot.
NOTE: This document is a digital recreation of the original document from AAA and may have slight differences
in appearance from the original, which may be obtained from AAA.
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From:
[email protected]
Sent:
Friday, March 05, 2004 10:46 AM
To:
'Jeff Zaino'
Subject:
RE: APA Election Observation
Sensitivity: Confidential
Jeff:
Thanks for your reply. I am having a hard time understanding some of your answers, so I have paraphrased what I think you
are saying and am requesting that you indicate I have understood you correctly or that there is a misunderstanding and what
the correct answer is. There are also some questions in bold text below for which I am requesting specific
answers/clarification:
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All PINs are randomly generated using a true random number generator.
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If a voter requests a replacement PIN and the AAA "PIN database" does not have a PIN on record for the
voter, a new PIN is generated and issued.
If a voter requests a replacement PIN but AAA has already generated and issued a PIN to the voter, AAA will
re-issue the original PIN (a "duplicate") unless the voter specifically requests that a new PIN be issued.
AAA will overwrite the database any new PINs issued.
AAA maintains a database of individual ID numbers (employee number) and their most -recently assigned
PIN.
Regarding my question about the number of replacement/reissuance of of PINs, AAA is asking me if I my inquiry
refers to new PINs or "duplicate" PINs that were issued/reissued at voter request. My inquiry is intended to get the
numbers for both categories... new PINs and "duplicate" PINs .
I do not understand this answer, "Date recorded for each would determine eventually determine number, when and
who they voted for." This portion of my inquiry here does NOT relate to, nor is it requesting information about, when
someone voted or for whom they voted, but rather when they were issued/reissued a PIN in order to vote. I would like
to know the dates/times of the issuance of any and all PINs after the initial mailing of individual PINs to the
member list supplied by APA. As a secondary matter, I would also like to how many votes were cast using
such new/"duplicate" PINs.
I do not understand this answer: "Pins after computer previously recorded their vote on original pin would determine if
a pilot ’s vote was accepted and recorded twice.Can’t because the original is cancelled out no matter if the pilot voted.
Only show that someone is trying to play the system." You appear to be saying that you have a record of PINs issued
after a vote has already been cast. I am seeking the numbers of PINs issued after a vote had already been
recorded. Additionally, you appear to be saying that if a voter requests a new PIN, any vote they may have previously
cast is immediately deleted from the database, regardless of whether the voter subsequently used their
new/"duplicate" PIN to actually cast a new vote. If that is what you are saying, then I would like to know how many
PINs were issued that had the effect of deleting votes already recorded and how many of those PINs were
subsequently used to actually cast a new vote.
When asked if there had been any computer or system outages that prevented members from voting, you responded,
"No," but then went on to state or imply that there were, in fact, phone voting system outages and that
AAA subsequently installed some type of "safe guards in place now" with a check of the system every 15 minutes.
One reason I am asking this question is that I am personally aware of the date and time of a specific phone voting
outage, so I seek to obtain the record of such outages including the date, time, and duration of the outages ,
even though you have indicated that no votes were lost as a consequence of such outages.
AAA has not provided APA officials with any data concerning the vote count prior to the tally, results or number of
votes casts.
After I send you the letter. I remembered two other questions I forgot to include:
9. What means of identity validation does AAA use to determine if someone who is requesting a PIN issuance is
actually the authorized voter? May such requests be made from any telephone or only from the phone number of
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record on file with APA?
10. Similarly, to the extent AAA sends someone an e-mail with a PIN in it, are such e-mails only being sent to the email address on record with APA or may a voter have the PIN sent to any e-mail address they specify?
I hope you can understand that the nature of these inquiries are not to find and promote ways to "play the system," but are to
help assess to what extent the current system and procedures have vulnerabilities that might call into question the validity of
the final outcome.
I appreciate your time in answering and clarifying your answers to these questions.
Sincerely,
Candidate for APA President
-----Original Message----From: Jeff Zaino [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Friday, March 05, 2004 9:52 AM
Subject: RE: APA Election Observation
Importance: High
Hi Mark. Yes, we have you scheduled to come in today. The results will be downloaded at 5:00 p.m.
Please arrive in advance. The following are the answers to some of your questions:
1. How are the PINs assigned to each voter developed?
Random? Very random
Sequential? N/a
2. If a voter requests a replacement pin, is a new PIN: New or duplicate
generated – New if the voter is not on the current list, for a national already is.
issued – Not unless another person received his voting form or if the individual requests.
initialized overwriting the pre-existing PIN or Yes
is there a database of all the PINs for all voters? Yes
3.4. How many replacement PINs were issued? New or duplicates?
4. Date issued? Date recorded for each would determine eventually determine number, when and who
they voted for.
5. How many replacement PINs were used after they were issued?
4. PINs were used after computer recorded their vote on original pin?
Pins after computer previously recorded their vote on original pin would determine if a pilot’s vote was
accepted and recorded twice. Can’t because the original is cancelled out no matter if the pilot voted.
Only show that someone is trying to play the system.
4. How many PIN requests were made and/or filled after the computer had already recorded a vote for
the individual?
When were such requests made/fulfilled? See 3 above
6. If a vote has already been recorded for an individual who enters a valid PIN:
-Does it allow a change? Yes
-Notify them that already been a vote recorded? Yes
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-Show or announce the previously -existing vote already recorded? Yes
7. Have there been any computer outages that prevented members from voting? No
-Did any outages affect both the internet and phone? Yes on Phone-Safe guards in place now – every
15 minute check.
-How many outages? One
-As a result of outages, what impact was there to the records of votes already cast? None. Data was
not affected
8.Have APA officials been provided with any data concerning the vote count prior to the tally, results or
number of votes casts? No
Sent: Friday, March 05, 2004 9:43 AM
To: Jeff Zaino
Subject: FW: APA Election Observation
Importance: High
Mr. Zaino:
Pursuant to my right to observe the voting process in this union election, sent the letterl below on Wednesday. I have
not received a reply.
I plan to be observing the vote tally this afternoon at your NYC offices, but if any of the questions below could be
answered prior to me leaving my home to go to New York, it would be appreciated.
Thank you,
Mark Hunnibell
Sent: Wednesday, March 03, 2004 4:59 PM
Subject: APA Election Observation
Importance: High
Mark L. Hunnibell
376 Black Rock Tpke
Tel: 203 -938-7424
Cell: 203-240-4423
March 3, 2004
Mr. Jeff Zaino
Vice President – Elections
American Airbitration Association
Tel: 212.484.3224
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Re: APA Election Observation
Dear Mr. Zaino :
I am a candidate for the office of President of the Allied Pilots Association. APA Election officials
gave me your name and contact information pursuant to exercising my rights to observe the
counting and tallying of the ballots and the totaling, recording, and reporting of tally sheets in the
current phase of the APA National Officer Election. I would like to be physically present in New
York when this activity is conducted and would like to obtain from you the necessary credentials
to gain access to your facilities in order to do so. I have received from APA the details of the
location of your premises and intend to be present during the time when the tally occurs. I also
received your voicemail with the address and your acknowledgement of my intent to be present.
Because this is, in many ways, a "virtual" ballot and some of the normal processes of a vote are
not possible to observe, I have a number of questions about the manner in which this process is
conducted so that I may exercise my right to observe the complete process. I would appreciate
your review and answers to the questions below at your earliest convenience, preferably prior to
the tally on Friday.
1. How are the PINs assigned to each voter developed? Random? Sequential?
2. If a voter requests a replacement PIN, is a new PIN generated, issued, and initialized
overwriting the pre-existing PIN or is there a database of all the PINs for all voters
3. How many replacement PINs were issued?
{ When were they issued?
4. How many PIN requests were made and/or fulfilled after the computer had already
recorded a vote for the individual?
{ When were such requests made/fulfilled?
6. If a vote has already been recorded for an individual who enters a valid PIN:
{ Does the system allow the individual to change their vote?
{ Does the system notify the individual that a vote has already been recorded for them?
{ Does the system show or announce the previously -exisiting vote already recorded?
7. Have there been any computer outages that prevented members from voting?
{ Did any such outages affect both the Internet and phone voting systems?
{ How many outages were there?
{ As a result of outages, what impact was there to the records of votes already cast?
8. Have APA officials been provided with any data concerning the vote count prior to the tally
(i.e. results and or number of votes cast)?
Thank you in advance for your assistance.
Sincerely,
Mark L. Hunnibell
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After receiving the answers in e-mail from Mr. Zaino, and after meeting with him in his office on March 5, 2004 to
observe the nomination ballot tally during which he provided several additional pieces of information responsive to
my inquiry, I prepared the following Q&A notes for my own record. The answers shown below are the answers
given to me, but I have not done any work to independently verify the accuracy or completeness of the answers
provided by AAA.
Q: Are the PINs that are assigned to APA members generated randomly or are they somehow sequential?
A: They are randomly generated using a true random number generator.
Q: If a voter requests a replacement PIN, is a new PIN generated, issued, and initialized overwriting the preexisting PIN or is there a database of all the PINs for all voters?
A: If there is already a PIN assigned to the voter, that PIN is re-issued to them by looking them up in the AAA
database. If a PIN had not been assigned originally, a new PIN is generated. Also, if a member specifically
requests that a new PIN be generated, AAA would generate a new PIN for them.
Q: How many replacement PINs were issued for the nomination round and when were they issued?
A: A total of 141 replacement PINs were issued by AAA. Although I was not provided with summary data on when
they were issued, I observed that they had a physical file containing records of every PIN request and Mr. Zaino
assured me that this data could be compiled if need be, but it was not information scheduled to be provided to
APA.
Q: How many replacement PINs were issued after a vote had already been cast?
A: Mr. Zaino indicated this data could be compiled if need be but that they did not have an immediate answer to
this question, nor was this information scheduled to be provided to APA.
Q: If a vote has already been recorded for an individual who enters a valid PIN, does the system allow the
individual to change their vote?
A: Yes. This is a "client option" setting that APA asked to be allowed. See the AAA “fact sheet.”
Q: If a vote has already been recorded for an individual who enters a valid PIN, does the system notify the
individual that a vote has already been recorded for them?
A: Yes.
Q: If a vote has already been recorded for an individual who enters a valid PIN, does the system show or
announce the previously-exisiting vote already recorded?
A: Yes.
Q: Are there any monitoring systems in place to ensure that Internet and telephone voting systems are always
operational?
A: Yes. The telephone server is checked every 15 minutes and the web server has automated monitoring
systems in place.
Note: I asked this question because I was aware of a long-term outage (much longer than 15 minutes) on
February 27, 2004.
Q: Have APA officials been provided with any data concerning the vote count prior to the tally (i.e. results and or
number of votes cast)?
A: No.
Q: What means of identity validation does AAA use to determine if someone who is requesting a PIN issuance is
actually the authorized voter and may such requests be made from any telephone or only from the phone number
of record on file with APA?
A: AAA solicits several pieces of personal information from any caller requesting a replacement PIN, including
their e-mail address, phone number, parts of their SSN, etc. AAA then contacts APA Election officials to
determine the authenticity of the information provided. If the information matches that which is on file with APA,
AAA e-mails the PIN to the member. If the e-mail address provided to AAA does not match one on file with APA,
additional information is solicited from the caller to validate their identity. A detailed hard-copy log of all PIN
requests is kept by AAA.
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CA Samuel Mayer APA Communicat APA Live #2
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CA Samuel Mayer APA Communicat REVISED-AA Corporate Communications Responds
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CA Robert Ames APA Vice Presiden Security Update - Lost Fingerprints
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Negotiations Update, Board Meeting
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Ratification Vote
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Gregg Overman APA CommunicationNon-Rev Travel Benefits for Furloughees
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Gregg Overman APA CommunicationAPA Press Release Regarding News of Executive Compensation Enhancements at American Airlines
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CA Steve Blankenship APA CommunAPA Information Hotline
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CA Steve Blankenship APA CommunAPA Live Tomorrow at 1:00 PM CDT
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Bidding Begins For AE CJ Captain Positions
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CA Steve Blankenship APA CommunJust the Facts Special Edition!!
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Gregg Overman APA CommunicationNegotiating Committee Update for the Week of September 22nd
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Gregg Overman APA CommunicationContractual Language Update #1
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CA Steve Blankenship APA CommunSeptember 11th Ceremonies in Washington DC
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Gregg Overman APA CommunicationLegislative Alert Action Requested
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CA Steve Blankenship APA CommunAPA Live, Briefing on Management Comments to APA BOD, Oct 23, at 1:00 PM CDT
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CA Steve Blankenship APA CommunPension Legislation Grassroots Home Office Lobbying
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Gregg Overman APA CommunicationAMR Considering Changes to Flexible Spending Accounts
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Gregg Overman APA CommunicationDFW-Area Golf Tournament to raise money for 9/11 Memorial
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Furlough Update
July 1, 2001 - June 30, 2004
Setting The Record Straight
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NEW MONTHLY BIDDING TIMELINE - BIDS WILL CLOSE THREE DAYS EARLIER
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CA Edwin White APA Negotiating ChJanuary Bid Run - Review Your Standing Bid List Between December 22 and January 3
CA Steve Blankenship APA CommunAPA Live 17 Dec 03 11:00 AM CST, Negotiations
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CA Steve Blankenship APA CommunAA Financial Condition
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Gregg Overman APA CommunicationAMR's Total Debt: FYI
CA Steve Blankenship APA CommunAPA Live, CA Bob Ames, APA Vice-President, 11/19/03 11:00 am CST
CA Steve Blankenship APA CommunAPA Live, Pension/Legislative Update,Tomorrow, 11;00 AM CST
Gregg Overman APA CommunicationFlow-back Training at American Eagle
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American-Alaska Codeshare Agreement
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CA Steve Blankenship APA CommunVacation Bidding Primer Now Available
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Domain Name
bobames.info
clickonstar.com
costaricahomesales.com
costaricahomesearch.com
costaricarealestatesearch.com
creditsurge.com
discountadventuretravel.com
fetchhotelrates.com
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goldenretrieverdog.net
hottravelrates.com
lancegilman.com
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For Information Contact
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Monty Travel
Monty Travel
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Lance Gilman [4]
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775-343-1135
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[1] PO Box 11218 - Fortworth, Texas 76155
[2] PO Box 11217 - Zephyr Cove, Nevada 89448
[3] PO Box 20670 - Carson, Nevada 89721
[4] 630 Waltham Way - McCarran Nevada 89434
[5] California Zip Code 95326
[6] 716 N Carson St, Ste 110 - Carson City Nevada 89701
[7] 15111 N Hayden Rd., Suite 160 - Scottsdale, Arizona 85260
[8] Nevada Address "X'd out"
MTA: The Mutual Trust Account
DAT: Discount Adventure Travel
TDU: Travel Dog Unlimited
OSW: Omega Site Works
LG: Lance Gilman
XXX: (Name "X'd out")
PP: Platinum Plus
DBP: Domains by Proxy
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WWD: Wild West Domains, Inc.
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BOBAMES.INFO
COSTARICAHOMESALES.COM
Domain ID:D5873280-LRMS
Domain Name:BOBAMES.INFO
Created On:14-Apr-2004 05:57:10 UTC
Last Updated On:06-May-2004 17:44:14 UTC
Expiration Date:14-Apr-2005 05:57:10 UTC
Sponsoring Registrar:R213-LRMS
Status:CLIENT LOCK
Registrant:
The Mutual Trust Account
PO Box 11217
Zephyr Cove, Nevada 89448
United States
ICANN Registrar:
Registrant
Registrant
Registrant
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Admin
Admin
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ICANN Registrar:
Administrative Contact:
Account, Mutual Trust [email protected]
PO Box 11217
United States
7756918101
Technical Contact:
PO Box 11217
United States
7756918101
Domain servers in listed order:
NS1.UNLIMITEDPOWERSOURCE.COM
ID:C4585421-LRMS
Name:Ask Bob
Street1:PO Box 11218
City:Fortworth
State/Province:Texas
Postal Code:76155
Country:US
Phone:+1.8178492704
Email: [email protected]
COSTARICAHOMESEARCH.COM
ICANN Registrar:
Registered through: Unlimited Power Source
Domain Name: COSTARICAHOMESEARCH.COM
Created on: 14-Jun-04
Expires on: 14-Jun-05
Last Updated on: 12-Jul-04
PO Box 11217
United States
7756918101
Technical Contact:
PO Box 11217
United States
7756918101
Name Server:NS2.UNLIMITEDPOWERSOURCE.COM
Name Server:NS1.UNLIMITEDPOWERSOURCE.OCM
CLICKONSTAR.COM
WILD WEST DOMAINS, INC.
Registrant:
PO Box 11217
United States
Domain Name: CLICKONSTAR.COM
Created on: 31-Jan-04
Expires on: 31-Jan-05
Last Updated on: 03-Feb-04
Contact, For Information [email protected]
PO Box 11217
United States
(775) 691-8101
Technical Contact:
PO Box 11217
United States
(775) 691-8101
Registrant:
PO Box 11217
United States
ID:C4585419-LRMS
Name:Ask Bob
City:Fortworth
Postal Code:76155
Country:US
Phone:+1.8178492704
ICANN Registrar:
Domain Name: COSTARICAHOMESALES.COM
Last Updated on: 14-Jun-04
ID:C4585418-LRMS
Name:Ask Bob
City:Fortworth
Postal Code:76155
Country:US
Phone:+1.8178492704
ID:C4585420-LRMS
Name:Ask Bob
City:Fortworth
Postal Code:76155
Country:US
Phone:+1.8178492704
Billing
Billing
Billing
Billing
Billing
Billing
Billing
Billing
Billing
Tech
Tech
Tech
Tech
Tech
Tech
Tech
Tech
Tech
COSTARICAREALESTATESEARCH.COM
ICANN Registrar:
Registrant:
PO Box 11217
United States
Domain Name: COSTARICAREALESTATESEARCH.COM
PO Box 11217
United States
7756918101
Technical Contact:
PO Box 11217
United States
7756918101
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CREDITSURGE.COM
FETCHTRAVELRATES.COM
Registrant:
PO Box 11217
United States
Registrant:
PO Box 11217
United States
ICANN Registrar:
ICANN Registrar:
GO DADDY SOFTWARE, INC.
Domain Name: CREDITSURGE.COM
Created on: 18-Mar-04
Expires on: 18-Mar-05
Last Updated on: 18-Mar-04
Registered through: GoDaddy.com
Domain Name: FETCHTRAVELRATES.COM
Created on: 08-Dec-03
Expires on: 08-Dec-04
Last Updated on: 08-Dec-03
PO Box 11217
United States
7756918101
Technical Contact:
PO Box 11217
United States
7756918101
PO Box 11217
United States
0000000000
Fax -Technical Contact:
PO Box 11217
United States
0000000000
Fax --
DISCOUNTADVENTURETRAVEL.COM
ICANN Registrar:
Domain Name: DISCOUNTADVENTURETRAVEL.COM
Last Updated on: 09-Jan-04
Adventure Travel, Discount
PO Box 20670
Carson, Nevada 89721
United States
(775) 691-1343
Adventure Travel, Discount
PO Box 20670
United States
(775) 691-1343
Fax --
GOLDENRETRIEVERDOG.NET
ICANN Registrar:
Registrant:
Discount Adventure Travel
PO Box 20670
United States
[email protected]
[email protected]
NS1.ADULT-HOSTING.COM
NS2.ADULT-HOSTING.COM
Registrant:
Travel Dog Unlimited
PO Box 11217
Zephyr cove, Nevada 89448
United States
Domain Name: GOLDENRETRIEVERDOG.NET
Travel, Monty [email protected]
PO Box 11217
United States
7756918101
PO Box 11217
United States
7756918101
Fax -Domain servers in listed order:
FETCHHOTELRATES.COM
ICANN Registrar:
PO Box 11217
United States
Domain Name: FETCHHOTELRATES.COM
Domain Name: HOTTRAVELRATES.COM
Created on: 01-Nov-02
Expires on: 01-Nov-04
Last Updated on: 02-Nov-03
PO Box 11217
United States
0000000000
PO Box 11217
United States
0000000000
HOTTRAVELRATES.COM
ICANN Registrar:
Registrant:
PO Box 11217
United States
PO Box 11217
United States
(775) 691-8101
Technical Contact:
PO Box 11217
United States
(775) 691-8101
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LANCEGILMAN.COM
M-3.NET
Domain Name.......... lancegilman.com
Creation Date........ 2002-03-09
Registration Date.... 2002-03-09
Expiry Date.......... 2005-03-09
Organisation Name.... Omega Site Works
Organisation Address. P.O. Box 20670
Organisation Address.
Organisation Address. Carson City
Organisation Address. 89721
Organisation Address. Please Choose a Stat
Organisation Address. UNITED STATES
Registrant:
PO Box 11217
United States
Admin Name........... Chris I
Admin Address........ P.O. Box 20670
Admin Address........
Admin Address........ Carson City
Admin Address........ 89721
Admin Address........ Please Choose a Stat
Admin Address........ UNITED STATES
Admin Email.......... [email protected]
Admin Phone.......... (775)691-1343
Admin Fax............
Contact, For Information
[email protected]
PO Box 11217
United States
7756918101
Technical Contact:
Contact, For Information
[email protected]
PO Box 11217
United States
7756918101
ICANN Registrar:
MELBOURNE IT, LTD. D/B/A INTERNET NAMES WORLDWIDE
Tech Name............ Verio Hostmaster
Tech Address......... 5050 Blue Lake Dr.
Tech Address.........
Tech Address......... Boca Raton
Tech Address......... 33431
Tech Address......... FL
Tech Address......... UNITED STATES
Tech Email........... [email protected]
Tech Phone........... 888-663-6648
Tech Fax.............
Name Server.......... ns1.unlimitedpowersource.com
LANCEGILMANREALESTATE.COM
ICANN Registrar:
Registrant:
Lance Gilman
630 Waltham Way
Mc Carran, Nevada 89434
United States
Domain Name: LANCEGILMANREALESTATE.COM
Created on: 08-Sep-03
Expires on: 08-Sep-04
Last Updated on: 08-Sep-03
Power Source, Unlimited
PO Box 20670
United States
(775) 691-1343
[email protected]
Technical Contact:
Gilman, Lance [email protected]
630 Waltham Way
McCarran, Nevada 89434
United States
(775) 343-1135
Registered through: GoDaddy.com (http://www.godaddy.com)
Domain Name: M-3.NET
MAILANTISPAM.COM
ICANN Registrar:
Registrant:
PO Box 11217
United States
Domain Name: MAILANTISPAM.COM
PO Box 11217
United States
7756918101
Technical Contact:
PO Box 11217
United States
7756918101
ICANN Registrar:
Registrant:
xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
xxxxxxxx, California 95326
United States
BLUE RAZOR DOMAINS, INC
Registrant:
PO Box 11217
United States
Domain Name: MAILFROG.COM
Domain Name: LLANCEGILMAN.COM
Created on: 20-Oct-02
Expires on: 20-Oct-04
Last Updated on: 20-Oct-03
xxxxxxxx, xxxxxxxx [email protected]
xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
United States
(707) 123-4567
xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
United States
(707) 123-4567
MAILFROG.COM
LLANCEGILMAN.COM
ICANN Registrar:
ICANN Registrar:
PO Box 11217
United States
7756918101
Technical Contact:
PO Box 11217
United States
7756918101
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NEVADABROTHEL.NET
NEVADAMUSTANGBROTHEL.COM
Registrant:
xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
United States
Registrant:
Lance Gilman
630 Waltham Way
McCarran, Nevada, Nevada 89434
United States
ICANN Registrar:
ICANN Registrar:
Domain Name: NEVADABROTHEL.NET
Domain Name: NEVADAMUSTANGBROTHEL.COM
xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
United States
(707) 123-4567
Technical Contact:
xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
United States
(707) 123-4567
630 Waltham Way
United States
7753431135
Technical Contact:
630 Waltham Way
United States
7753431135
NEVADAMUSTANGRANCH.COM
NEVADACOMMERCIALREALESTATE.COM
ICANN Registrar:
Registrant:
Lance Gilman
630 Waltham Way
United States
Domain Name: NEVADACOMMERCIALREALESTATE.COM
Created on: 08-May-03
Expires on: 08-May-05
Last Updated on: 09-May-04
Power Source, Unlimited [email protected]
PO Box 20670
United States
(775) 691-1343
Technical Contact:
630 Waltham Way
United States
(775)-343-1135
ICANN Registrar:
Registrant:
Lance Gilman
630 Waltham Way
United States
Domain Name: NEVADAMUSTANGRANCH.COM
630 Waltham Way
United States
7753431135
630 Waltham Way
United States
7753431135
NEVADASMUSATANGRANCH.COM
NEVADAINDRUSTRIALREALESTATE.COM
ICANN Registrar:
Registrant:
Lance Gilman
630 Waltham Way
United States
Domain Name: NEVADAINDRUSTRIALREALESTATE.COM
Power Source, Unlimited [email protected]
PO Box 20670
United States
(775) 691-1343
Technical Contact:
630 Waltham Way
United States
(775)-343-1135
ICANN Registrar:
Registrant:
Lance Gilman
630 Waltham Way
United States
Domain Name: NEVADASMUSATANGRANCH.COM
630 Waltham Way
United States
7753431135
630 Waltham Way
United States
7753431135
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TAHOE-RENO.COM
NEVADASMUSTANGBROTHEL.COM
ICANN Registrar:
ICANN Registrar:
Registrant:
Lance Gilman
630 Waltham Way
United States
Domain Name: TAHOE-RENO.COM
Created on: 24-Jul-02
Expires on: 24-Jul-05
Domain Name: NEVADASMUSTANGBROTHEL.COM
xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
United States
(707) 123-4567
xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
United States
(707) 123-4567
Fax --
630 Waltham Way
United States
7753431135
630 Waltham Way
United States
7753431135
ROMANTICTEMPTATION.COM
ICANN Registrar:
Registrant:
xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
United States
THEATERSPLUS.COM
ICANN Registrar:
Registrant:
xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
United States
Registrant:
Domains by Proxy, Inc.
15111 N Hayden Rd., Suite 160
PMB353
Scottsdale, Arizona 85260
United States
Domain Name: ROMANTICTEMPTATION.COM
Created on: 02-Aug-02
Expires on: 02-Aug-04
Last Updated on: 21-Aug-03
Domain Name: THEATERSPLUS.COM
xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
United States
(707) 123-4567
xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
United States
(707) 123-4567
Fax --
Private, Registration [email protected]
PMB353
United States
(480) 624-2599
Technical Contact:
PMB353
United States
(480) 624-2599
SEARCHONSTAR.COM
ICANN Registrar:
THEATRESPLUS.COM
ICANN Registrar:
Registrant:
PO Box 11217
United States
Domain Name: SEARCHONSTAR.COM
Created on: 01-Feb-04
Expires on: 01-Feb-05
PO Box 11217
United States
7756918101
PO Box 11217
United States
7756918101
Registrant:
PMB353
United States
Domain Name: THEATRESPLUS.COM
PMB353
United States
(480) 624-2599
Technical Contact:
PMB353
United States
(480) 624-2599
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THEMUSTANGBROTHEL.COM
THEMUTUALTRUSTACCOUNT.COM
Registrant:
Lance Gilman
630 Waltham Way
United States
Registrant:
PO Box 11217
United States
ICANN Registrar:
ICANN Registrar:
Domain Name: THEMUSTANGBROTHEL.COM
Created on: 21-Oct-03
Expires on: 21-Oct-04
Last Updated on: 21-Oct-03
Domain Name: THEMUTUALTRUSTACCOUNT.COM
630 Waltham Way
United States
7753431135
630 Waltham Way
United States
7753431135
Fax --
Services, Trust [email protected]
PO Box 11217
United States
7756918101
Services, Trust [email protected]
PO Box 11217
United States
7756918101
Fax --
THE-MUSTANG-RANCH.COM
ICANN Registrar:
Domain Name: THE-MUSTANG-RANCH.COM
630 Waltham Way
United States
7753431135
Technical Contact:
630 Waltham Way
United States
7753431135
THEMUSTANGRANCHBROTHEL.COM
ICANN Registrar:
Registrant:
Lance Gilman
630 Waltham Way
United States
Domain Name.......... thewildhorse.com
Creation Date........ 2002-05-02
Expiry Date.......... 2005-05-02
Organisation Address. xxxxxxx
Organisation Address. xxxxxxxx
Organisation Address. xxxxxxx
Organisation Address. NV
Admin Name........... xxxxx xxxx
Admin Address........ xxxxxxxx
Admin Address........ xxxxxx
Admin Address........ xxxxxx
Admin Address........ NV
Admin Phone.......... (xxx)xxx-xxx
Admin Fax............
Tech Name............ VERIO VERIO
Tech Phone........... 888-663-6648
Tech Fax............. 888-663-6655
THEWILDHORSEESCORTS.COM
ICANN Registrar:
Domain Name: THEMUSTANGRANCHBROTHEL.COM
630 Waltham Way
United States
7753431135
630 Waltham Way
United States
7753431135
THEWILDHORSE.COM
ICANN Registrar:
Registrant:
Lance Gilman
630 Waltham Way
United States
Domain Name.......... thewildhorseescorts.com
Creation Date........ 2002-07-04
Expiry Date.......... 2004-07-04
Organisation Address. PO Box 20670
Admin Name........... Chris Irvine
Admin Address........ PO Box 20670
Admin Phone.......... (775-)691-1343
Admin Fax............
Tech Name............ VERIO VERIO
Tech Phone........... 888-663-6648
Tech Fax.............
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THEWILDHORSERANCH.COM
ICANN Registrar:
WILDHORSEESCORTS.COM
Domain Name.......... thewildhorseranch.com
Creation Date........ 2002-03-20
Expiry Date.......... 2005-03-20
Organisation Address. PO Box 20670
Admin Name........... Chris I
Admin Address........ PO Box 20670
Admin Phone.......... (775)691-1343
Admin Fax............
Tech Name............ Verio Hostmaster
Tech Phone........... 888-663-6648
Tech Fax.............
ICANN Registrar:
TOUCHONSTAR.COM
WILDHORSERANCH.NET
Registrant:
PO Box 11217
United States
Registrant:
Lance Gilman
630 Waltham Way
United States
ICANN Registrar:
Registrant:
xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
United States
Domain Name: WILDHORSEESCORTS.COM
xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
United States
(707) 123-4567
Technical Contact:
xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
United States
(707) 123-4567
ICANN Registrar:
Domain Name: TOUCHONSTAR.COM
Created on: 10-Feb-04
Expires on: 10-Feb-05
Domain Name: WILDHORSERANCH.NET
PO Box 11217
United States
7756918101
Technical Contact:
PO Box 11217
United States
7756918101
630 Waltham Way
United States
7753431135
Technical Contact:
630 Waltham Way
United States
7753431135
WORLDFAMOUSBROTHEL.COM
ICANN Registrar:
WILDHORSEBROTHEL.COM
ICANN Registrar:
Registrant:
Wet Pixels
Po Box 20670
Carson City, Nevada 89721
United States
Domain Name: WILDHORSEBROTHEL.COM
Created on: 31-Jul-03
Expires on: 31-Jul-04
Last Updated on: 10-Sep-03
One, Wild [email protected]
Wet Pixels
Po Box 20670
United States
(775) 691-1343
Technical Contact:
One, Wild [email protected]
Wet Pixels
Po Box 20670
United States
(775) 691-1343
Registrant:
Lance Gilman
630 Waltham Way
United States
Domain Name: WORLDFAMOUSBROTHEL.COM
PO Box 11217
United States
0000000000
PO Box 11217
United States
0000000000
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WORLDFAMOUSMUSTANGBROTHEL.COM
ICANN Registrar:
Registrant:
Lance Gilman
630 Waltham Way
United States
Domain Name: WORLDFAMOUSMUSTANGBROTHEL.COM
630 Waltham Way
United States
7753431135
630 Waltham Way
United States
7753431135
WORLDFAMOUSMUSTANGRANCHBROTHEL.COM
ICANN Registrar:
Registrant:
Lance Gilman
630 Waltham Way
United States
Domain Name: WORLDFAMOUSMUSTANGRANCHBROTHEL.COM
630 Waltham Way
United States
7753431135
630 Waltham Way
United States
7753431135
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On the bobames.info web site, the main page provided a link to “Click Here to Print the Full Report.” On April 27, 2004 at
11:08 AM Eastern Time, I downloaded this report, a PDF file, and saved it to disk. The PDF file was encrypted in an
attempt to conceal the creation date, method, etc. However, I was able to "decrypt" it and get at least some of the hidden
detail as follows:
Title: Microsoft Word - THE TRUTH ABOUT BOB AMES5.rtf
Subject:
Author: Chris Irvine
Keywords:
Creator: PScript5.dll Version 5.2
Producer: Acrobat Distiller 5.0.5 (Windows)
Created: 4/27/2004 7:09:48 AM
Modified: 4/27/2004 12:12:11 AM
Security: 40-bit RC4 (Acrobat 3.x, 4.x)
PDF Version 1.4 (Acrobat 5.x)
It is significant to note that Chris Irvine is the named Administrative Contact for thewildhorseescorts.com domain and is
most probably the same “Chris I” named as the Administrative Contact for thewildhorseranch.com and lancegilman.com
domains (see the summary and supporting details in Appendix 17).
Most of the PDF files on the Hunter web site were also encrypted in an attempt to conceal their creation date, method,
etc. However, I was able to "decrypt" them as well and get at least some of the hidden detail as follows:
1. http://www.ralphhunter.com/Handout.pdf
Title: Microsoft Word - Handout.doc
Subject:
Author:
Keywords:
Created: 5/10/2004 5:26:43 PM
Modified: 5/10/2004 10:30:40 AM
3. http://www.ralphhunter.com/Recover%20Newsletter.pdf
Title: Microsoft Word - Recover Newsletter.doc
Subject:
Author:
Keywords:
Created: 6/6/2004 1:44:08 AM
Modified: 6/5/2004 6:47:53 PM
2. http://www.ralphhunter.com/Quotes.pdf
Title: Microsoft Word - C&R Quotes.doc
Subject:
Author:
Keywords:
Created: 6/6/2004 1:43:11 AM
Modified: 6/5/2004 6:49:00 PM
4. http://www.ralphhunter.com/LAXSupportLetter.pdf
Title: Microsoft Word - LAX Support Letter.doc
Subject:
Author:
Keywords:
Created: 6/8/2004 5:18:20 PM
Modified: 6/8/2004 10:19:57 AM
5. http://www.ralphhunter.com/BODletter.pdf
Title: Microsoft Word - Ralph BOD letter v6.doc
Subject:
Author:
Keywords:
Created: 6/15/2004 4:37:24 PM
Modified: 6/15/2004 9:39:54 AM
The version of Acrobat used to create these PDF files (both bobames.info and ralphhunter.info) is identical. Also, note that
there is a consistent difference between the "Created" and "Modified" dates of 6 hours 57 minutes, a difference that
suggests a unique software anomaly (for one thing, the modified date is BEFORE the created date).
I looked at several different documents on the APA web site as well as the creation of PDF files using my own Acrobat
program and found that some documents had this type of anomaly, though not the exact 6 hours 57 minutes difference.
Thus, it seems that “Chris Irvine” (Administrative Contact for thewildhorseescorts.com and
thewildhorseranch.com domains) is the creator of the PDF documents for both the bobames.info and
ralphhunter.info web sites.
It is not known whether “Chris Irvine” was the producer of the documents or if Hugh Fenwick was using a copy of his
Acrobat program.
Because the source documents are all Microsoft Word documents (another likely APA-provided resource), an electronic
search of all computers on the APA network (this would be easy) for the following files sets (or any traces of them) is
appropriate. Likewise, the Hunter campaign should be made to show who created these files and using what resources.
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C&R Quotes.
Recover Newsletter.doc
LAX Support Letter.doc
Handout.doc
Ralph BOD letter*.doc
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<p>In his email he writes.</p>
<p>“1) Get back to basics: This means complete leadership compliance
with our Constitution and Bylaws &
Policy Manual, not just when "we
have time." The worst time to deviate from policy is in time of crisis.”</p>
<p>The APA Constitution
and Bylaws requires that all deferred vacation request
be approved prior to the period to be deferred. Furthermore, the APA Secretary
Treasurer must approve all vacation deferral cash outs. Last year, 2003,
Bob Ames submitted a deferred vacation request to the APA Secretary
Treasurer
for a vacation period in 2000. The APA Secretary Treasurer refused to
sign the request because it was a violation of the
Constitution and Bylaws.
Bob Ames then signed it himself and instructed the APA accounting staff
to pay him for the vacation period.
The amount of payment was for nearly
$10,000. </p>
<p>This would not only be a violation of the APA Constitution and Bylaws
it
is a potential violation of the Department of Labor rules for fiduciary
responsibility of a labor organization which is a criminal offense.
See
DOL enforcement actions of others at <a href="http://www.dol.gov/esa/regs/compliance/olms/enforc_actions.htm"
target="_blank">http://www.dol.gov/esa/regs/compliance/olms/enforc_actions.htm</A>
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<p>He is now trying to get past APA President Rich
LaVoy, one of his campaign
supporters, to cover for hispotential criminal acts. If so, Rich LaVoy
could be found equally guilty of
participating in a criminal cover-up.
Bob Ames is currently under investigation and if found guilty could be
sentenced to jail time.
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<p align="left"><a href="update-1.htm">Bob Ames secretly met at dinner with
representatives of AMR management</a><br>
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<a href="update-2.htm">The only President in APA history to ever be thrown
out of office and the President who brought us "Fresh
Approach"
has this to say about Bob Ames' actions</a></p>
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<p><a href="1-1.htm">Elections are not even over and Bob Ames has already
broken his campaign promises </a></p>
<p><a href="12.htm">If elected APA President, Bob Ames will reach age 60
and retire mid-term. This will mean that APA will have two Presidents
and
two Vice Presidents in the next three years if he is elected President</a></p>
<p><a href="1-3.htm">Bob Ames has been working with the PDP to
undermine
the APA leadership and membership and he is their candidate for President</a></p>
<p><a href="1-4.htm">Bob Ames personally
profited as a result of APA pilots
taking concessions</a></p>
<p><a href="1-5.htm">Bob Ames is the crisis in our communications</a></p>
<p><a href="1-6.htm">Bob Ames has virtually no support from the other APA
leaders</a></p>
<p><a href="1-7.htm">Bob Ames negotiates with
the Company without Negotiators
present</a></p>
<p><a href="1-8.htm">Bob Ames has banked all his vacation since beginning
work
as an officer of our union in order to receive it as cash</a></p>
<p><a href="1-9.htm">Bob Ames used deferred vacation to increase his W-2
in 2003 while we took a pay cut</a></p>
<p><a href="1-10.htm">Bob Ames' primary reason for running for APA President
is his final
average <br>
earnings for his pension </a></p>
<p><a href="1-11.htm">Bob Ames is not a pilot</a></p>
<p><a href="1-12.htm">Bob Ames
is running for APA President so he won’t
have the same “lack” of quality of life you have</a></p>
<p><a href="1-13.htm">Bob Ames’ chosen
running mate for Vice President
could not gain enough support to even make it past the nomination round</a></p>
<p><a href="114.htm">Bob Ames was the second choice of many of his current
supporters</a></p>
<p><a href="1-15.htm">Bob Ames wanted to keep your dues
at 1.5% in order
to continue unnecessary <br>
spending</a></p>
<p><a href="1-16.htm">Bob Ames doesn’t want you to ask him these
questions</a></p>
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http://www.alliedpilots.org/Members/survey/surveyrouter.asp?id=4
TASC
APA Pilot Survey System
8/6/2004
153429 Mark Hunnibell
If you were given an email address @alliedpilots.org would you use it?
For a variety of reasons explained below, APA is considering making available to each member an email
address @alliedpilots.org. You would be able to get the messages sent to this address either through a web
page, or using Outlook or any other email program. Using the web page, members would be able to check
their email from any public terminal with access to the Web, without additional setup. This would include the
ability to get and send email from the terminals in Ops. It would be in addition to any other email addresses
you might have, and would not affect them in any way. Members would be free to use this as their primary
email address, using it for all their email needs including non-APA.
The Problems:
APA Blasts not getting through
Many Internet Service Providers provide anti-spamming filters to incoming email. The problem is that
sometimes APA blasts, both National and Domicile, are wrongly identified as spam and the APA address is
then blacklisted by that provider. Then any messages sent by APA to any customer of that ISP are blocked.
This problem would be eliminated for members having their APA mail sent to an address @alliedpilots.org.
Further, APA has had problems with some ISP’s email servers going down and APA mail to those members
doesn’t get through. This recently happened with some of the candidates’ messages. With an APA address,
you would be assured that no blasts would be sent out unless your email server was up and running.
Viruses
All email going to or from the APA email servers is scanned for viruses. With an APA email address, you
should seldom, if ever, receive a virus-infected message. This would decrease the amount of junk messages
you receive.
SPAM Filtering
Your @alliedpilots.org address could provide the same SPAM filtering currently being provided by some
Internet providers.
Unable to get your email from public terminals
Some ISPs provide a web page where you can get your email from a public terminal without having to go
through a lot of setup steps on that terminal. Many providers, however, don’t provide this service and none of
them are accessible from AMR Internet sets in Ops. Your @alliedpilots.org email could easily be checked
using Outlook or another email program when you’re at home, and using the Web page when you’re at a
computer that doesn’t have your email settings.
Unable to check your email from the Web terminals in Ops
The firewall at AMR prevents you from accessing any web site from their terminals other than AMR sites and
the APA site. Since AMR has agreed to allow us to connect to the APA site, you could check your
@alliedpilots.org email through the APA web page during long sit times.
An Email address for life
Each time you change your Internet provider, your email address changes. But your @alliedpilots.org address
is yours for life. If you make it your primary email address you’ll never have to notify all your friends of a
change of address again, regardless of how often you change Internet providers. Your Internet provider may
provide email addresses, but you could still use your APA address as well. APA is prepared to implement this
program, but only if there is enough membership interest to make it worthwhile.
APA E-Mail Address
Number of
Number you
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Percent
Section
Description
Questions
have Answered
Complete
1
Questions
2
1
50 %
Totals
2
1
50 %
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Appendix 1 - Mark Hunnibell

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