Banning of ATM Fees, Beer Distributions, Bicentennial Anniversary of Harborcreek Township, and Binding Arbitration for Teachers Correspondence

Banning of ATM Fees (Amendment to House Bill 1494 of 1997)

November 17, 1997, from Rep. Thomas Scrimenti, to David E. Zuern, President of PCN Bank. A balance needs to be met regarding rights of consumers and fair competition. Attached is the letter from David E. Zuern asking Rep. Scrimenti to oppose legislation banning ATM access fees.

March 17, 1998, from James A. Carr, President and CEO The National Bank of North East, to Rep. Thomas Scrimenti. Though he originally opposed legislation controlling their decision to charge ATM access, but has changed his mind. Attached is Rep. Scrimenti's response, May 4, 1998.

March 6, 1998, from Jon E. Stuck, officer of Mellon Bank, to Rep. Thomas Scrimenti. He opposes the amendment to ban ATM fees. Attached is Rep. Thomas Scrimenti's response, June 8, 1998.

June 9, 1998, from Rep. Thomas Scrimenti, to Thomas B. Black, Chairman, President and CEO of Mellon Bank, Northern Region. He states he is directly responsible to his constituents and thanks him for information and opinions.

March 13, 1998, from Thomas B. Black, Chairman, President and CEO of Mellon Bank, Northern Region, to Rep. Thomas Scrimenti. Requesting Rep. Scrimenti's opposition of H.B. 1855 and lists several reasons why.

Beer Distributors (House Bill 1431 of 1996)

Sample letter drafted to inform constituents of House Bill 1431, which amended the Liquor code, was signed by the Governor.

Bicentennial Anniversary of Harborcreek Township (House Resolution 164 of 2003)

Memo, March 13, 2003, from Rep. Thomas Scrimenti, to members of the House. RE: Co-sponsorship of legislation. a House Resolution will be introduced recognizing the Bicentennial Anniversary of Harborcreek Township in Erie County.

Binding Arbitration for Teachers

March 22, 1996, from Rep. Thomas Scrimenti, to a constituent. Sending information regarding charters and home school rules. Attached is the constituent's letter, January 1996.