Facility cited for lack of continuous care and abusive practices
A residential care facility received citations for failing to provide a 24 hour program of care and for abusive staff conduct. Violations include punitive behavior, lack of individual plans, and numerous resident mistreatments. fines possible, response due in 20 days, and a likely appeal.
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Louis
Elaine Hulseberg
Department of Health
Halsebergs
Joe Rinas
Ken Schriner
Dogs on First Floor In Pickup Incident Near Chenango NY
Norwich Police chief said three shots were fired as the Gladstones surrendered. A police officer's weapon misfired, then a shotgun was fired down an empty hall, and another officer shot into a stairwell. One dog named Brian was handed to state troopers by a man who paid $60 to the local SPCA. Donald Chesebro said his children cried as he turned the dog over, noting that human life is worth more than a dog. The Gladstones had issued a 24 page list of demands asking for updates on dogs held in multiple counties and to speak with Gov Mario Cuomo and President Reagan. they also sought to consult their attorney Paul O Dwyer and asked that three dogs be returned with no specific identifications.
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Norwich
Gary Follett
Follett
Gladstone
Huskie
Brian
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Donald Chesebro
Pittsfield
Gladstones
Chesebro
Chenango
Broome
New York City
Mario Cuomo
Reagan
Paul O’dwyer
New York
Police sting nets marijuana eating mouse in Park Forest
Park Forest South Indiana AP reports after a five week hunt police busted and killed a rodent that ate marijuana from department evidence lockers set aside for a drug trial. Chief Dooley said four self baited traps failed until a joint lure killed the mouse. He called the thief smart and noted no further pilfering has appeared.
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Park Forest South
Michael Dooley
Dooley
Police Department
Wilson Foods seeks to abrogate UFCW contracts in bankruptcy case
Wilson Foods filed in U S District Court in Oklahoma City to abrogate UFCW contracts as part of its Chapter 11. The suit argues complying would raise labor costs, hinder reorganization, and threaten liquidation with about 9 000 jobs at risk. Union leaders vow to pursue grievances if wages are cut and consider court orders, ULP charges, or a strike.
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Wilson Foods
U.S. District Court
Oklahoma City
UFCW
Rees C. Ivy II
Wilson
UCFW
Plaintiff
Ivy
Griggy
Anderson
Farmers and lawmakers weigh Chapter 11 loopholes in food packer case
The article discusses use of Chapter 11 by a solvent firm in liability disputes, the risk of labor contract changes if a judge allows packer financing maneuvers, and guidance from ISU expert Harl on farmers not waiving cash seller rights. It notes USDA Packers and Stockyards guidance and contact numbers for regional offices.
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Congress
Johns Mansville
Mansville
Jones
Weather forecast outlook with scattered storms
Extended forecast for Thursday to Saturday shows a chance of thundershowers on Friday. Highs range 65 to 75 Thursday and Friday, dipping to the 60s Saturday. Lows mostly in the 40s with notable extremes: 22 at Traverse City and 94 at Presidio, Texas.
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Toronto
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Winnipeg
Coralville Lake
Cedar River
Waterloo
Lansing
Dam
McGregor
Guttenberg
Dubuque
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