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TUESDAY EVENING
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Whipped Potatoes
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Tostadas
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WEDNESDAY
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Whipped Potatoes and
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Coffee or Tea
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Cole Slaw
Hush Puppies
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Mashed
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by Kevin Thomos
Two ex-employees indicted
for stealing Tl trade secrets
Associated Press
DALLAS — A four-month inves
tigation into allegations of stolen
trade secrets led to the indictments
of two former computer engineers
at Texas Instruments, a prosecutor
said.
Assistant Dallas County District
Attorney Dick Zadina said the felony
charges, issued Monday, do not end
an investigation that began after a
confidential informant alerted
Texas Instruments officials to the al
leged theft of millions of dollars’
worth of computer programs.
Attorneys for the two men,
Thomas B. Schalk and Robert G.
Leonard, said they would attempt to
show that their clients did not steal
any trade secrets from their former
employer.
A conviction on the third-degree
felony charge carries a prison of up
to 10 years and a $5,000 fine.
“We are not finished with the in
vestigation because we have more
evidence that could lead to other in
dictments,” Zadina, who directs the
specialized crime division, said.
District Attorney Henry Wade or
dered an investigation, which in
cluded a search of Voice Control
Systems’ Dallas office, officials said.
The two men were employed by
Texas Instruments in the field of
voice-controlled computer pro
grams, but resigned to go to work
for another company. Voice Control
Systems Inc.
During a 26-hour raid in May at
Voice Control Systems’ office in
north Dallas, programs and docu
ments allegedly belonging to Texas
Instruments were seized, authorities
said.
Schalk, 34, the director of techno
logical development at Voice Con
trol Systems, is accused of stealing
five computer programs involving
voice-recognition research.
Leonard, 41, is accused of stealing
27 computer programs on Feb. 18
involving voice synthesis and voice
recognition research.
Those programs were developet
by Texas Instruments from Mt
1981 to October 1984, prosecutk
records show.
Leonard left Texas Instrume®
in February and is a manager i
Voice Control Systems.
Governor invites Prince Charles
to visit Texas to honor Ross Perol
Associated Press
AUSTIN — Britain’s Prince
Charles is coming to Texas in
February to honor the state and
one of its best-known residents.
Gov. Mark White announced
Wednesday.
The British consulate in Hous
ton confirmed plans for the
prince to visit Dallas and perhaps
other Texas cities Feb. 17-21.
“The governor invited him,”
said Linda Kelly, assistant infor
mation officer for the consulate.
Princess Diana will not make
the trip, she said.
The only definite stop on the
trip is Dallas, where the heir to
the British throne will present the
Winston Churchill Award to H.
Ross Perot.
The award, given by the
United States Winston Churchill
Foundation, is given to people of
“exceptional accomplishment,”
according to a foundation re
lease.
Perot, a billionaire business
man, is the first person from the
business world to get the award.
The two previous recipients were
American statesman W. Averill
Harriman and British Prime Min
ister Margaret Thatcher.
"Perot was selected for the
award because he has demon
strated the imagination, boldness
and vigor which characterized
Churchill," said John Loeb Jr.,
former U.S. ambassador to Den
mark and current foundation
president.
The remainder of Prince
Charles’ schedule has not been
worked out, according to Kelly.
The royal heir last visited
Texas in 1977, when his trip in
cluded tours of a South Texas
ranch and the Space Center near
Houston.
White said the prince’s visit will
be a highlight of the state’s 150tli
birthday celebration.
“I’ve known all along that the
Texas Sesquicentennial was going
to be a celebration fit for a prin
ce,” he said. "I couldn’t be more
delighted to have the prince par
ticipate in our anniversary.”
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