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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1981

Page

11

Nipper finds a home in Fairfax after Baltimore landmark vanishes

James R. Wells found Nipper the dog atop a Baltimore warehouse and brought him to Fairfax Virginia. The 14 foot 1707 pound pup listened to His Master’s Voice on a gramophone horn atop the D H Distributing Co. warehouse for decades. In 1976 the landmark vanished during Labor Day weekend sparking city preservation concerns and a bidding standoff with Wells offering a steam calliope or a 1934 Ford in exchange.

Baltimore Sun Baltimore James R. Wells Wells Virginia Nipper Fairfax D&h Distributing Co Radio Corporation of America Triangle Sign Co William D. Schaefer Hyman Pressman

Gaines tests dog food with beagles at nutrition center

At Gaines Nutrition Center near Kankakee Illinois two bowls marked A and B hold dog food for 40 minutes daily as dogs choose freely. Beagles are preferred for data consistency while some meals include rival brands to test taste. Dogs’ eating varies with calories and appetite, researchers say.

Chicago Sun-Times Kankakee Ill Gaines Nutrition Center Andrew Kalmus Gaines United States Kalmus

Letter on Reagan stationery circulates among Cleveland staff

A three page Republican fund raising letter on appears to be President Reagan's personal stationery arrived at U S Public Health Service employees in Cleveland. The missive claims Americans voted for change and targets more jobs while noting the Clinton clinic is slated for extinction by the Reagan administration and is sent to Ms Mary R Oakar in Cleveland.

Cleveland Reagan U.S. Public Health Service Mary R. Oakar U.S. District Court

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