A small crowd assembled in front  of the Beaver County Court House at noon yesterday to protest Senate Bill  166, it is called the right to work Law.  The bill, according to Beaver County Radio News Correspondent Sandy Giordano,  would prohibit payroll deductions for  political contributions to be used out of the worker’s union dues. Aliquippa Mayor Dwan Walker was keynote speaker, and was met with cheers  H said theyl  want to pass a bill that  is a determent to us.”He said, “My dad’s a steelworker , and the bill would stop you from  paying voluntary union dues.” He added, ” they want to infringe on our paychecks, what else? Denise Cox, representing the health care union said :”The bill is wrong for Beaver County.” Mitch Cates, political director of the state Democratic Party  said statewide  rallies are being held protesting  the bill’s passage. Al Smithm representing SEIU LOCAL  668 said, “unions forever.” PSEA   representative  Matt Edgelfor Western PA said, “Our teachers are our future”, and they must be protected.” He worked at J&L for 2 summers while in college and earned $12,000.  He’s a New Brighton graduate , and graduated from Howard University where he studied   history and economics, and had a teaching career. in Pittsburgh for 22 years. Cates told the groups we need more Dwan Walkers and Matt Edgels in PA. State Senator Camera Bartolotta is a co-sponsor of the bill, and represents part of the county that includes Aliquippa.