PER CURIAM.
The appellee Savage on July 18, 1969 was a part time employee of the self-insured appellant. Her duties required her to handle meat products and while lifting a heavy tray of meat on that date she suffered an upper abdominal muscle injury which temporarily destroyed her earning capacity. Accordingly, the parties entered into an agreement, subsequently approved by the Industrial Accident Commission, under which the employee was paid as for temporary total...
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