Wrenchmaker sues Sears for more patent royalties
Red Bank Tennessee AP Peter Roberts, inventor of a one handed quick release ratchet wrench, won a $1 million damages verdict against Sears in 1978 after a nine year fight. His attorney now pursues Sears for further profits and potential new damages in ongoing litigation.
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RED Bank
Tenn
Peter Roberts
Chattanooga
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Roberts
Sears
Gardner, Mass
U.S
George Leighton
Leighton
U.S. Supreme Court
Louis Davidson
Chicago
U.S. District Court
Notable Statements On Sutton BPM and Hegeman
Glanz claimed Sutton and BPM Ltd involved in a shooting linked to Joe Hegeman. Hegeman, tied to Summa Corp, was said to have done business with BPM but never served as a consultant. Sutton reportedly never met Johnson.
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Sutton
BPM
BPM Ltd
Joe Hegeman
Glanz
Hegeman
Summa Corp
Johnson
Anothr
Hightower
Oil theft indictments touch Gregg County grand jury
A Gregg County grand jury in Tyler Texas indicted 21 people from Texas Oklahoma and Louisiana on conspiracy and oil theft. The Energy Department pursued 195 million dollars in overcharges by AVECO Inc a Dallas area oil reseller owning BPM Ltd that filed for bankruptcy. Sutton remains under a doctor’s care in Los Angeles after a December stroke. Johnson worked on records for numerous oilmen for Charley Wooten attorney for Mr Sut ton.
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Johnson
Charley Wooten
Sutton
Glant
Los Angeles
Energy Department
Aveco, Inc
BPM Ltd
Gregg County
Tyler
Texas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Haig warns West Europe on communist cabinet picks
AP dispatch notes Secretary Haig on CBS Face the Nation saying Western allies should note U.S. concern over four communist appointments in the French cabinet. He asserts communist regimes pursue policies not aligned with the Western family.
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Washington
Alexander M. Haig Jr
U.S
Europe
Haig
CBS
Moscow
White House predicts budget cuts will boost economy
President Reagan's budget victories in Congress, though not final, are hailed by White House aides as boosting confidence in the program and improving market outlook. Stockman and Meese say substantial spending cuts and tax changes will accelerate the economic recovery, with Citibank's Winston noting a more cheerful outlook despite inflation. Negotiations continue between House and Senate, with further unidentified cuts needed to balance the budget.
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Associated Press
Washington
White House
Reagan
Congress
Walter B. Winston
Citibank
House
Senate
Congressional Action
David A. Stockman
Stockman
Winston
NBC
Meet the Press
Edwin Meese III
Max L. Friedersdorf
Meese
Texas Democrats split over party loyalty in 1982 fight
Leland accuses Republicans of deserting the party and vows to seek real Democrats to oppose Hance Gramm and Stenholm in 1982. Gramm denies plans to switch parties, reflecting internal rifts as nine Texas Democrats backed a bipartisan budget bill, narrowly passing.
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Leland
Hance
Gramm
Stenholm
Republican Party
Congress
Texas
Reagan
Charlie Stenholm
Texans face party split as defections spark anger and distrust
In a heated debate over party discipline, Rep. Jim Wright urges restraint while Rep. Charlie Wilson, among defectors, recalls the political backlash. Texans Sam Hall Ralph Hall Jack Hightower Richard White Maron Leath and Charlie Wilson weather blame as defections shake internal unity and risk senior positions.
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Hance
Gramm
Democratic Party
Leland
Jim Wright
Fort Worth
House
Wright
CDF
Sam Hall
Marshall
Ralph Hall
Rockwall
Jack Hightower
Vernon
Richard White
el Paso
Maron Leath
Marlin
Charlie Wilson
Lufkin
Tip O'Neill
Jim
Wilson
Odessa American Subscriptions and Delivery Rates Incomplete
Partial OCR shows subscription and delivery details for Odessa American with prices like 72 per year and issues on Sundays. content is garbled and unreadable for full facts, but indicates rate changes and delivery service notes. Names, dates, and specific terms are unreadable due to severe text corruption.
Odessa Area Weather Outlook with 30 Percent Rain Chance
The National Weather Service forecasts a 30 percent chance of rain in the Odessa area tonight, diminishing Tuesday as warm temperatures persist with highs in the 90s. Scattered showers and thunderstorms are expected across south central, southeast and north central Texas, with partly cloudy skies and statewide warmth. Early today most of the state is clear with lows ranging from the 60s in the Davis Mountains to 80s along the upper Texas coast.
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Odessa
National Weather Service
South Central
North Central
Texas
Davis Mountains
Marfa
Galveston
Midland Regional
South Texas
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