Pine Lakes crest suit blocks Polo shirt design
Pine Lakes International Country Club of Myrtle Beach sued Polo Ralph Lauren Corp. on Sept. 30, 1988, alleging the 1971 crest trademark was violated by Polo shirts and other gear. The club, a 62 year old establishment with kilted staff, seeks protection of its crest used on golf shirts hats and blazers. The case labels the clash a David and Goliath conflict as Polo shirts bearing a similar crown and circle logo enter the market.
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Myrtle Beach
Ralph Lauren
A. Sanford Miles
David and Goliath
Bill Sephenes
The
Hub, Ltd
Pine Lakes International Country Club
Polo
Ralph Lauren Corp
New York
Pine Lakes
Study links decaf coffee to higher cholesterol risk
NEW ORLEANS RP People switching to decaffeinated coffee to avoid jitters may raise their cholesterol levels and heart disease risk, a Stanford University study suggests. Researchers found decaf users increased LDL cholesterol by about 1 percent, a modest but potentially meaningful impact given coffee’s popularity.
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New Orleans
Stanford University
H. Robert Superko
Weather forecast shows clouds lingering with mild temperatures
Partly cloudy conditions return tonight with a low around mid 50s. Tomorrow remains partly cloudy with a high near the upper 70s. Details continue on Page 8A.
Death notices for Knight Lay Petty Sawyer and more
Obituaries list Samuel J. Knight Jr of Roanoke Rapids North Carolina William E Lay of North Augusta Charles E Petty of North Augusta Willie L Sawyer of Johnston George E Weaver of Asheville North Carolina James A Williams of Ridge Spring details on page 8A of today’s paper
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Samuel J. Knight Jr
Roanoke Rapids
N.C
William E. Lay
North Augusta
Charles E. Petty
Willie L. Sawyer
Johnston
George E. Weaver
Asheville
James A. Williams
Ridge Spring
Aiken Council Okays Revised Power Pact on First Reading
The Aiken City Council unanimously approved a rewritten power supply franchise ordinance on first reading, favoring South Carolina Electric and Gas for new customers in annexed areas. About 65 residents attended as Aiken Electric Cooperative supporters watched. CO‑op spokesmen said attorneys were reviewing changes since the Oct 26 scrapping, noting existing customers in six subdivisions may continue with Aiken Electric and service to new customers in 13 specified areas within the former Aiken Electric territory.
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Aiken
South Carolina
Electrc
Gas
Aiken Electrc Cooperative
Sce&g
Co-op
Aiken Electric Cooperative
Jerry Pate
Aiken Electric
Deerwood
Houndslake
Aiken Mall
Woodside
River Bluff
South Carolina Public Service Commission
South Car—_ Electric and Gas Company
Pate
Derrick Leads S C Honoraria in 1987 88
U S Rep Butler Derrick led South Carolina lawmakers in honoraria, receiving 67050 from special interest groups over 1987 88, with 52735 kept and 14315 donated to charity. Other SC reps also benefited. Patterson and Spratt donated all. Ravenel and Spence kept small sums. Common Cause calls to end honoraria and notes SC six representatives supported an outright ban.
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U.S
Butler Derrick
South Carolina
Common Cause
Derrick
Edgefield
Robin Tallon
Florence
Elizabeth Patterson
Spartanburg
John Spratt
Rock Hill
Rep
Patterson
Spratt
Arthur Ravenel
Charleston
Floyd Spence
Lexington
Spence
House
Fred Wertheimer
Wertheimer
Congress
Bipartisan
House Ethics Task Force
Tom Foley
Government Sees Trouble Brewing In Workers Private Pensions
Washington reports warn that private pension plans housing millions of workers face fraud and mismanagement risks. The Labor Department inspector general cites potential taxpayer bailout looming over lax enforcement. An AP review finds at least a quarter of audited plans violate the law, signaling widespread abuse.
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Washington
Labor Department
Inspector General
Raymond Maria
Associated Press
East German MPs back secret ballots and noncommunist speaker
East German lawmakers voted by secret ballot for the first time and endorsed calls for free elections. They elected a non Communist speaker and premier Hans Modrow, who urged a true coalition government as protests grow against one party rule. Demonstrations surged nationwide with hundreds of thousands demanding end to Communist monopoly and free elections. The party congress in East Berlin is planned for December 15 to 17 to potentially reshape leadership and policy.
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Berlin
Hans Modrow
Egon Krenz
East Berlin
Leipzig
Dresden
Cottbus
Halle
Neubrandenburg
Greenewalt donates 100000 to USCA science center
Crawford Greenewalt former Du Pont president and board chairman gives $100,000 to USC Aiken for the Ruth Patrick Science Education Center. The project unites USCA local industry and the public school district to boost science and math education in the Central Savannah River Area with groundbreaking held in February.
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Crawford H. Greenewalt
du Pont Company
USC Aiken
Ruth Patrick
USCA
Savannah River Area
Elemen
Greenewalt
Robert E. Alexander
Greenewalt Usca
Futher
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Gamecocks
Abby AO
Deedee
S.C. Honoraria
Carl Langley
Ginny Southworth
Colleen Walker
Alan George
C&s Bank
Houndslake Country Club
Abner Katzman
Usca Center
Crawford Greenewalt
du Pont
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