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Griffin Daily News Thursday, September 19,1974
Harden to quit DHR post
Headless figure
REMOVED FROM OFFICE’, the headless wax figure of
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By WILLIAM COTTERELL
ATLANTA (UPI) — Richard
Harden, director of the contro
versial state Human Resources
Department, announced Wed
nesday that he will resign by the
end of Gov. Jimmy Carter’s
term.
“I have reached the conclu
sion that it is in the best inter
est of the department for me to
resign some time between now
and the end of Gov. Carter’s
term," Harden said in a letter
to Jack H. Watson, Human Re
sources Board chairman.
“From a personal point of
view, I also feel that the time
has come for me to return to
private business,” he said.
Harden has headed the mas
sive department for two years,
in which the reorganized DHR
came under fire from Lt. Gov.
Lester Maddox and several pow
erful legislators. The legislators
said the DHR was too large to
be effective and was being mis
managed.
Carter brought Harden into
state service on loan from the
Arthur Anderson and Co. ac
counting firm in November,
1970, and appointed him to head
the giant DHR in April, 1972.
The governor said Harden’s
work had been characterizied
by “selfless dedication to help
ing those who cannot help them
selves.”
Harden said he was announc
ing his decision now to give
Watson and the Human Re
sources Board time to find
a successor.
Watson accepted the resigna
tion “with regret” and said the
board will “undertake a vigor
ous and thorough search for a
new commissioner.
He said Harden has “totally
dedicated himself, his energies
and his considerable talent to
the performance of an
extremely difficult task.
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Gift to Historical Society
William H. Hightower, Jr., (r) preaident of Thomaston Milla, presented a $2,500 check to the
Griffin Historical and Preservation Society. The money was given through Community
Enterprises, the foundation of Thomaston Mills. It was given in memory of the late John H.
Cheatham and is to be used to furnish the library at the Lewis Mills House, headquarters of
the Griffin Society. A plaque will be hung in a room noting thia. Accepting the check are (F
r) John H. Goddard, chairman of the historical sites committee; John H. Cheatham, Jr.,
director; and M. Douglas Hollberg, president.
Atlanta Symphony
to open on schedule
ATLANTA (UPI)-The Atlan
ta Symphony Orchestra will
open its new season on schedule
Thursday night following settle
ment of a three-day strike by
musicians.
Members of the Symphony
Players Association, who don
ned tuxedoes and evening gowns
to picket outside of the Atlanta
Memorial Arts Center Monday,
agreed to a new three - year
contract that would lengthen the
concert season.
Under the new contract, the
musicians weekly base salary
will be $260 with a 44 - week
season for the upcoming sea-
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MEN’S CO A TS
When the frost is on the pumpkin, you'll be warm in this
plush wool velour wrap-around coat from Campus (R).
The fox fur collar and lapel and the satin lining will keep
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slash welt pockets add smart fashion touches.
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son. Next year’s season will be
46 weeks with a $270 weekly
salary and the third year, the
season will be 48 weeks with a
S2BO weekly salary.
The previous contract had
been for a $243 base salary and
a 42-week season.
The new contract also calls
for a four-week vacation for all
three years of the contract, and
a pension fund to be set up in
the amount of SIB,OOO for the
1976-77 season.
Monday, the musicians reject
ed a three-year contract offer
to extend the season to 43 weeks
the second year and 44 weeks
the third. The offer included a
S2O raise the first year, sls the
second and sl7 the third.
The musicians had proposed
a 45-week season the first year,
48 weeks the second and 52 the
third. “They said they would
take less money if the sym
phony management would ex
tend the season.
HILLY NEWS
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -
Mount Davidson is San Francis
co’s highest hill and Twin
Peaks, the city’s geographic
center.