Word: cooke
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Those victories thrust Moore into the semi-finals of the consolation tournament, where she lost to Martha Cook of Williams, who eventually won the tournament, yesterday...
...other racquetwoman to make the trip to Dartmouth, Emmi Levin, won her first round match by downing Martha Brownell of Middlebury, 3-1. Levin lost her second round match to Cook, and won her first consolation match over Penn's Bonnie Reutschker. Saturday morning, Levin fell to Wellesley's Caroline Farrar...
...promotion. This result may be achieved through remedical, work study and job training programs; through career counseling programs; and by the validation of all criteria for promotion. Yet promotional opportunities are often not posted in areas where current employees who are eligible for promotion circulate. Last year two Cook I openings were not posted; two (white male) employees were informed of the promotional opportunities, the two employees applied for the job and were promoted. Other employees were not informed of the promotional opportunities until after the hiring had taken place. Experienced and capable women and minorities in the same kitchen...
...Chicago drug company and four owners of suburban nursing homes were indicted under a new federal fraud law; the druggists were charged with paying more than $7,000 in kickbacks and bribes to the nursing homes in exchange for exclusive contracts to supply drugs to Medicaid patients. A Cook County grand jury is investigating a dozen major pharmacies for padding prescription bills. Under fire for slack administration of Medicaid, the Illinois Public Aid Department has recently suspended four labs and five doctors from the program. A team of department investigators and auditors have turned up $3.4 million in Medicaid overpayments...
...alarmed about any serious breach of embassy security; diplomats routinely hold important conversations in a lead-shielded "safe" room that is regularly swept for bugs. But some officials expressed concern for the health of embassy residents and workers. High-intensity microwaves, like those used in electronic kitchen ovens, can "cook" human cells. They can cause cataracts and raise levels of serum triglycerides, or blood fats, in humans, predisposing them to heart attacks. The waves can also interfere with the operation of heart pacers...