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The article reports on the conference on the runaway dangers of viral infections held in Atlanta, Georgia. According to a research presented, the restaurant industry may have to rethink its sick-leave policies because the usual, current procedures pose a significant risk to public. The near-indictment of prevailing sick-leave practices was also discussed. INSET: New ammunition in the war against viruses.

Features the Varsity drive-in restaurant in Atlanta, Georgia. Historical data; Terminology of customers on menu items; Estimates of restaurant sales.

The article focuses on the evolution, operations and success of Dwarf House restaurant in Hapeville, Georgia. It was founded by Truett Cathy and Ben Cathy in 1946 in an industrial area at Atlanta. According to manager Kevin Moss, the company earned about 4.5 million dollars yearly and experienced approximately seven percent increase in profit in 2009. Moreover, it served home-style classic foods like boneless fried chicken topped with cheese, bacon and gravy, Giant Burger, and steaks.

The author comments on the legislation of Governor Sonny Purdue which allows the carry of guns and pistols in restaurants and places that serve alcohol in Georgia. The author argues that the law should not be passed based on the accidental hitting of an innocent man by a policeman. He questions whether the law could likely reduce accidental shooting.