Hallmark Faces Trial Over Trade Dress Allegations
In Kansas City the Hallmark Cards case over alleged copying of a competitor's card designs proceeds. Hallmark argues trade dress limits apply and will contest the injunction, while Blue Mountain Arts asserts copying of style and verse, with other designers hinting at similar disputes.
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Hallmark Cards Inc
Hallmark
Blue Mountain Arts
Boulder
Colo
U.S
Jim Carrigan
Denver
Stephen
Susan Polis Schutz
10Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Sisk
Carrigan
Hucker
Harry G. Melkonian
Melkonian
Flavia Weeda
California
Richard Weeda
Frank Frisenda
Weedas
Recycled Paper Products Inc
Sandra Boynton
KU Union Faces Salaries and Union Drive at KU and Regents Schools
The KU NEA and KU AAUP clash over issues like salaries and classroom conditions while Pittsburg State is the only other regent school unionized. KU salaries trail peers outside Kansas and face tight competition. A 3 percent raise for 1988 starts Jan 1, but morale suffers as faculty seek external offers. Still, many resist unionization, though momentum could grow if state funding and pay improve.
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Ku-Aaup
Madden
NEA
Hahn
AAUP
Kuaaup
Colorado
Iowa
North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Oklahoma
Oregon
Legislative Post
John Sweets
KU Nea
Sweets
Wall Street Dips Again as Dow Falls to 2583.45
The Dow Jones Industrial Average slides 17.63 to 2,583.45 at noon on Wall Street while losers outnumber gainers about 8 to 5 on the NYSE. IBM slides to 152, GM to 76, GE to 64, and AT&T to 33 as analysts grow more negative on specialty apparel retailers. The composite NYSE index drops to 177.73 and volume totals 96.91 million shares at mid-day.
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Wall Street
General Electric
General Motors
Interna
Tional Business Machines
American Telephone & Telegraph
Limited
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
Excelsior Springs Plans Major Elms Hotel Expansion
Excelsior Springs will double the 99 year old Elms Hotel as part of a 15 year 50 million dollar project to revive the town as a mineral water tourist center. Rich Kaplan of Elms Redevelopment Corp says the expansion includes a shopping center near the hotel and aims to attract a new wave of visitors. The Elms once hosted figures like Roosevelt Truman and Capone, and developers hope its Victorian architecture and mineral baths rejuvenate the resort.
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Elms
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
al Capone
Midwest
Rich Kaplan
Elms Redevelopment Corp
Ing
Western
Missouri
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