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Lly.1!!chael Harris at the San Francisco Art In-f ',y'. g.g ^ p{ y,1 I Robert H. Gerdes, the stltue, posed two of the key .gV//l.. gc q#{ ..s. new president of the questions in the hearing. p ,i Pacific Gas and Electric Co. CONTRIBUTIONS - \\ 7.;;p%. d I was questioned yesterday "Are executive salaries set i # ' ) by a teacher, a farm editor with the understanding that 7%t5 R I i ( L * ~ U]d' e and a professor who are they will make contributions 4 I angry at the way his utH-to political organizations and ' ROBERT H. GERDES 7 lty operates. candidates?" Miller asked. At a State Public Utilities "No," replied Gerdes. President testified ~ I Commission herring, Gerdes "Does the Political Gas-I J.e denied the company was gtdl-mean Pacific Gas & Electrie l ty of abuses in its advertising Co. keep cash deposits in Utilities Commission to for. e y and political expenditures., banks outside San Francisco d PG The teacher, Robert C. Mil. for political purposes?' y po i c r a ver l ler, who instructs students in "No," Gerdes said. 3g,' r political science and history REICII A 9 a.m. Monday in the State gg e William Reich, associate Building. a< cditor of the California Farm W Reporter, asked Gerdes if he ~~ " ~ ~ ~
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N tures to the State Public Util. itles Commission whenever . he testified oli behalf of pri-65 vately owned istilities before the Legislature or Congress. "I am not required to," c.Q Gerdes said. "I appear as an officer of the company, I am y e not engaged in lobbying ac-E tivities." 'w~ Professor John B. Nei-M 1Teilem. Jands, who teaches]ity,.of Cal. {stry at the Chivers s ifornia's Berkeley 's 5ctivi.
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~ NOT LISTED John Gregory. the exam. Iner hearing the charges against PG&E, ruled that the question was out of order because the subject was not listed in the complaint ~" against the utility. James McCollum, PG&E g manager of advertising and publicity, denied that any I advertising charged to the company's customers was po-l litical in nature. He said e [ utility industry advertise-ments attacking p u blicly ' owned utilities are paid for ,l ,'a by the stockholders. Miller and his associates hare asking the State Publfe w -_}}