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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1977
Page
7
In Raleigh AP report the Hembrick family insists a dog found on their doorstep at Christmas is their missing German Shepherd Jamie, while the SPCA says their dog was killed after showing aggression. The Hembricks cite matching color, markings, and tongue spots as proof.
In Rochester, Patricia and J Paul Brennan run the P H Brennan Hand Delivery Service delivering about 1000 letters daily at 0 cents with same day delivery. A court ruling by U S District Judge Harold P Burke favors the Postal Service monopoly, threatening the private mail firm and prompting an appeal.
Stephen Gaddis, a Harolds Club worker, won the $100 prize for the best idea to keep pigeons off the Reno arch. His plan proposes swivel bars along the arch length so a perched bird would fall. The contest followed a October fire blamed on pigeon droppings that damaged the arch.
A witty line touts the freedom of learning from knowledge gaining to avoid any hangover symptom. The remark frames study as the antidote to intoxication, implying intellectual stimulation replaces drunken consequences.
A federal order requires J.P. Stevens Co to admit it failed to bargain in good faith with the Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers Union and to pay the union and related costs. Administrative Law Judge Bernard Ries also bars Stevens from challenging the union’s right to represent Roanoke Rapids workers until good faith bargaining is proven. The ruling, issued Dec 21, follows ongoing disputes over time off, holiday pay, safety equipment, and access for union communications in seven plants. Stevens plans to appeal to the NLRB in Washington.
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