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Some Telequest workers still doing their jobs Those working will be paid, trustee says Published Thursday, June 22, 2000, in the Herald-Leader By John Stamper HERALD-LEADER BUSINESS WRITER Despite receiving one paycheck that bounced and another that no bank would cash, Minola Ward continues to show up for work at Telequest Teleservices in Lexington. Ward is one of between 50 and 100 employees trying to ride out rough times at the Lexington call center, owned by an Arlington, Texas-based company that has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. ----- The company's bank, Guaranty Business Credit, had stopped funding the payroll because it ``was unhappy with management,'' Sherman said. Telequest owner Gordon McKenna apparently had not been active in the company's management for many months. An attorney for the company's management told a Texas newspaper that McKenna had been playing golf on both coasts and had not been involved in the company. kentuckyconnect.com telequest.com