Editorials: Universities rally in support of Alabama trademark case
The College Licensing Company mobilizes 200 plus universities including Kansas and Duke to file a friend of the court brief supporting Alabama in a dispute with artist Daniel Moore over use of The Crimson Tide red. The case tests whether college colors and uniforms can be protected as trademarks or treated as protected artistic expression.
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Competition for governorships in 2010 election
Washington analysts assess the uphill map for both parties as 2010 races shape governorships and state legislatures. Democrats hold 26 of 50 seats but defend 19 while Republicans target key open seats across the Northeast and West, with pivotal contests in California, Ohio, Minnesota, and Texas shaping redistricting influence.
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Burglary report from 1910 Lawrence incident
In 1910 George Harris and Charles Lavin burglarized D. Manrose's home at 825 Conn. St. They stole a new $15 revolver and a fountain pen. Three small boys saw them enter and tracked them to the Santa Fe station, prompting staff to call the police. The pursued burglars hurried along the track, with the barefoot boys close behind until discovery halted their disposal of the loot.
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Tribalism in Washington and the path to problem solving
A Dallas Morning News column argues the political divide mirrors a tribal mindset. It notes public frustration with leadership, cites Obama’s attempts to bridge left and right, and highlights a 400-person Dallas electronic town hall on debt reduction. The piece urges more inclusive governance and shared problem solving.
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