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April 20, 1982
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il of secretaries-:
•, the movie
- “9 to 5" —isexai
iderson said
novie was cleveragjfl
vased on herexpei^;
retary and thoseojf
ias seen, it wasexai
: tion of what theiJuj
(eel sure thai simile
do occur, butitsfen
not e evident in 1
academia,” ;
d.
:h of the secret
;et a feeling of pet
and accomplishme
jobs.
)ii get the oppoi
>o many different
their areas of woii|
o makeiteasierfot'
rson said,
lewig also agrees
ision is rewarding
.es her job and sm
eling of accompli
a project is compli
liamson added
;st reward in theo!
g pleasant people is
including the admi
naff and students,
Judge rules cire
of patients lacking
in nursing tome
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McKINNEY — A Plano nurs
ing home, accused of neglecting
its residents, was placed under a
temporary restraining order
Friday requiring it to upgrade
patient care.
State District Judge John
Roach ordered Park Place Nurs
ing Center to keep the facility
and residents clean, treat bed
sores, administer medications
and treatments properly and
keep proper records.
The restraining order was
prompted by a lawsuit filed bn decertified twice in the past two
the Consumer Protection Div'
sion of the Texas attorney ge r
eral’s of fice. The suit asks tha a
trustee be appointed to proict
Park Place residents.
The nursing center is oWed
by Overcash-Goodman Eter-
prises 111 ^- ran owner Lee
Good/ an Jr- said the state’s
charts were unfounded. He
said physician at the center,
Dr. lenn Mitchell, has assured
hirtpatients are receiving ade-
qu-e care.
Dr. Mithcell said the care was
agood or better than the other
prsing homes in which he
Orked,” Goodman said. He
dded that Mitchell treats pa-
ients in five other nursing
homes.
The nursing home has been
years. At a hearing in McKinney
Wednesday, health department
inspectors testified they
observed numerous instances of
patient neglect and health viola
tions on two separate visits in
March.
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Plane has im-purr-fect
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bounty Criminal ]
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jf their verdictsiom AUSTIN — A Continental
edia glare, the pieBirlines 727 ended its (light
said. from Washington with three
ared of charges Sat; more passengers than it started
former deputy h W; '-h — kittens born in the cargo
former reserved |inapparently at the same time
th Archieandadili the plane’s landing gear col-
fficer David Drum!; fpsed.
e three were char® “We opened the cargo bin
ownings of Carl f an d there they were,” Bob Laud-
eve Booker, boM |B . supervisor of airport services
ny Freeman, 18. ^ ()r Continental Airlines, said
ley (the jury) said!:d^ lin( J a y' h looked as though
onger to select a bad been born right in the
did to reach a«®Mdle of everything.”
Mother and kittens were
joing just fine following the
laturday night runway incident,
esaid. The jet’s 61 passengers
nd seven-member crew left the
lane without injury.
le 6 p.m. local net® F *ight 75 originated at
inouncing thedea'.'Washington’s Dulles Airport
. “They wantedali stopped over at Houston In-
couldgethomeM lit F continenlal before going to
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nor case which has'
Price said,
state had tried to[
icers should have)
risk in puttingshp
nail motorboat to
lexia last suuimfl
:nth festival,
ecutors said thebtf
ded and none of l
had a life pres
>at overturned »
he narrow lake,d
three passengers.
Austin’s Mueller Municipal Air
port, spokesmen said.
The plane was taxiing down
the main runway to the gate at
about 6 mph when the left land
ing gear collapsed and the left
wing slowly settled to the run
way, Lauder said.
Some flights had to be cancel
led until the plane was removed
from the main runway early
Sunday, he said. The Federal
Aviation Administration plan
ned a routine investigation.
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