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MR. ANO MRS. JOHN PETERSON SAT GOODBYE W MRS. HARRY FOSTER Peterson is leaving Alta fie'es Hospital v> head fh lisenhower Center Farewell Reception Honors On Backers RICHMOND - Tito three succrtsful city council candi date* in the May 9 general election have filed their re. ijuired campaign expense atatrmenta without revealing nhn gAve them the money All throe simply said they got their money frwn a com mittee formed fo elect them. Stanley T. Grydyk used this method in the primary elerrion ejt(K*fisr sisiemrnl. IINOY V. AVAKIAN To po*k for Armenian fkrri.rW tt'.igemi.in and Ns- ry. He naimrd he had to kick ihan.'O) Jiiir.v film! ninre tlr- in $7.17 nl Ins own ni,.ncv m .ailed rvjicnsc M.Hcmrnls nit the general election tn meet er me primary, hut this lime his expenses of 52.126 thev used Grydyk's method. Grydyk said he spent J2.W Slate law says a cmdride in the primary and $2,900 in cannot be sworn into office without filing campaign jisiementt. but the city clerk has no power to decide if the ths general election, all romIng from committees to elect Grydyk statement ts detailed enough Wagerman spent lire In Hie or c i-s i accurate primary, hut raised nnd spent Committees are also re $3.20fi in the general election mured by law to (lie stale- ] iticni* saying where the mop. | e\ .-amc from, but i(itir cun- , ini'ie docs not (ile there i' no i To Speak Author-leclurer 1.1 n d y Avakian of ton Angeles \ |l be the keyi. ile speaker at . nArmenian Independence T iy progrum which will be held at I p.m. tomorrow in the communfly center. 3200 California SI , San Francisco. Avakian Is the author of '"Die Cross and tbs Cres cent," a historical biography nf what he calla the Turkish genocide of 1915. His subject will be. "Blood less OrtwcMp." A Rusty Picasso for Civic Center (lllf.ViO .UHl - UKWl m persons attended gtmmdbreaking ceremonies yester day for a .S0-fnot sculpture do nated to lb* city by Pablo Fi- The massive, abstract sculpture, whk-h raise da cmirnversy a* ii> what it por trays, will siand in frnnt nl ihe t'hicngn ( i\ic Center Slum Probe NEWARK - The City Coun cil has denied support to a South County anil-slum study -- Operation l*rnbe hecmise it would duplicate the city > planning effort.' C o u n c i 1 m e n voted 3 i against the feasibility study, propoxod by the Frcmoat and Newark Unified School Dis tricts. Councilmen John Spann and Harry Lewis voted in fa vor of the study. Opemtlon Probe was de signed to develop a yum com munity-wide program, la be fi nanetd by federal and private funds. Its major Him was the Oily! lift lilt Ais fflnfTBnnn "** OAKLAND COLISEUM a feasibility study of Operation Probe The Council voted followed a wanting by City Mgr, Broc* Altman that the city may kve intend tunds if it supports the project as now proposed We have been \ery sue rcxslul with our own planring studies," Allman said. DI-GEr STOPS INDIGESTION'S "DOUBLE TROUBLE" AS NO PLAIN ANTACID CAN I only ntu'nlift cunt acid--have rui direct effect on painful gav Rut Di-Ccl ittuxi your "Douferf Trejbte": ID peuifllup caccti acid (2) etc in|redicni (Sime<nnropi*l "iiBirapt" painful |a>. Tableti, Liquid Product of Piouth. Inc. AT ALL OAVG COl*TK*S. Alta Bates' John Peterson Hospital adminsitraiors and medical leaders from most Bay Area communities, and crrtr dignJUrieo of Berkeley joined at two receptions yes terday to booor John Peternr. administrator of Alta Bates Hospital, who leaves June 1 to become head of the Eisenhower Center at Palm Desert. A part' yesterday morning In ibe hospital dining hall, planned by the employes aiheir farewell, grew in a re cefitwn attended by hundreds nf persons ir political And medical fields Richard Higbsmiih. admin istrator of Merrill Hospital in Oakland, presented Peterson with a plaque from the Asso ciated Hospitals for his "wort for health car* of the entire Other administrators present included Richard Blaisdell of Peninsula Hospi tal, Burlingame: Alfred Mad ly. Herrick Memorial Hospi tal, Berkeley: Harold Nor man, Oiildren's Hospital Med ical Center, <.< Wood. Prralla Hospital, and Sister Francis Ignatius. Providence AC Transit In Search For Manager The Alsmcda-Contra Tran-iJ District has launched a nation wide search tor a new gen era! manager to succeed Ken nnft F Hense). who retires nest month. AC. Transit has placed an advertisement In Passenger Transport, the week))1 news paper of the American Transit Association. The advertisement calls for an "experienced, imaginative, creative and aggressive public transit executive-'" The sala ry. the advertisement speci fies, ir "open." Hensel re ceives fJO.OW annually. AC said it will accept appli cations until June IS. iuspital. Oakland- Other* present to honor the Hitgomg administrator Includ ed former Berkeley Mayor Claude Hutchinson, Assistant City Mgr. James Barnes, Claude Daughtry and Newell Partch, incoming and out going presidents of the Berk ley Chamber of Commerce; the Rev. William Youngdahf sod the Rev Cordon Goffilb. and trustees and medical str.ff members. In the rpccumg line r.l> the Petersons and incoming administrator Robert Mom gomery and Mrs Monigomers was Mrs, Harry F\ Foster, nursing direrior for 32 years until her 1965 retirement The hospital's annual dinner (or advisory trustees and medical advisory board held IsM night at the Women's Aliy lelic Club tn Oakland also grew into a farewell party (or the Petersons. Speaking was Dr Henrik Blum, (nr 1$ years Contra Costa County health director and now a University of Cali fornia clinical professor of public Health administration .,-mflid.itc cannot reasonably lie bold rC'inm-iMr lor a cmi nutter, which he may not e\ i n i-onu o| or endorse This was domonstraird in the general election, when the Packers <>f Bates mailed a pamphlet urging voters to se lect Bates, Wagerman and Crydyk. Neither Wagerman nor Grydyk knew about the mailer in advance, and nei ther one gave tux permission. After the primary, [fates named individuals he said cove him donations of H.400, S900. $725. $600 and SWO each, tip P o n c n t < |u!n|il on the Mnlrrornl ax showing that IIh ii-s was committed lo rehiri ic fired City Manager for r<vt J Simom. because the largest donation was Irrmi Mmtmi's brother-in-law. After Uie geneial eh-cliort, Rates simply said all his mooey came from a enn-miuee. 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