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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina

01 Jun 1979

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Aiken Standard

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Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1979

Page

3

Man wins big in wrench rights dispute with Sears

David Roberts, once a Sears clerk, challenged the retailer over quick-release ratchet wrenches. A federal judge ordered Sears to return profits and all patents to Roberts, rescind the 1965 rights contract, and barred further quick-release wrench sales. A July 9 hearing will determine total profits.

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Chicago David Goliath Peter Roberts Sears, Roebuck and Co Roberts Sears U.S George N. Leighton Louis G. Davidson Davidson Chattanooga Tenn Gardner, Mass
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Man Wouldn't Fly DC-10 Says NTSB Official

Washington AP reports Philip A. Hogue of the National Transportation Safety Board said he would not fly on a DC-10 until safety questions are answered. A board briefing showed the broken bolt was a victim, not the cause, with Marks noting overstress rather than fatigue. Hogue suggested grounding the jets, noting the NTSB can only investigate and recommend.

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Washington Philip A. Hogue National Transportation Safety Board Michael Marks Chicago O'Hare Marks Hogue NTSB
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Rampage Manhunt Ends in Hutchins Arrest in North Carolina

In Rutherfordton North Carolina James William Hutchins 50 was arrested at 7 13 am after a 300 acre wooded manhunt following a shooting rampage that killed three lawmen including two deputies and a highway patrolman. Hutchins was captured without incident.

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Rutherfordton N.C James William Hutchins Hutchins Forest City Tom McDivitt Rutherford County North Carolina Gilkey Tom Mclvitt State Bureau of Investigation SBI
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