The state of Texas paid $235,000 to three former employees of the governor's criminal justice division who filed whistleblower suits after they left their jobs. The dispute centered around alleged comments made in a staff meeting by the division's director. The director referred to the Montrose Counseling Center's application for a federal grant as the "homo project" and she wanted to know how many lesbians would receive services at the Austin Rape Crisis Center, according to the suit.
November 22, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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The state has paid $235,000 to three former employees of the governor’s criminal justice division who filed whistle-blower suits after they left their jobs.
Valerie Curbo and Carol Funderburgh, who helped administer grants to crime victims’ groups, each received $75,000. Patricia McDaniel, a lawyer who had directed the Crime Stoppers program, received $85,000.
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