Innovation Deferred By Budget Raids Stalling U S Patents
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel notes a 1.2 million patent backlog at the U S Patent and Trademark Office and a $6.4 billion annual loss in potential growth. London Economics links funding to faster examination, urging Congress to restore patent fees and boost the agency’s budget.
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United States
Patent and Trademark Office
London Economics
Journal Sentinel
John Schmid
Ben Poston
Patent Office
Schmid
Poston
Congress
London
U.S. Patent and Trademark Office
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Today in History highlights June 6 events
On June 6 through history notable events include the 1944 D-Day invasion of Normandy during World War II, Sweden adopting a constitution in 1809, the 1844 founding of the YMCA in London, and key milestones in World War I World War II and U.S. political history such as the 1934 creation of the SEC and 1978 Prop 13 in California.
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Europe
Normandy
France
Sweden
Young Men’s Christian Association
London
U.S
Belleau Wood
Walter Percy Chrysler
Chrysler Corp
Securities and Exchange Commission
James Meredith
Mississippi
Robert F. Kennedy
Good Samaritan Hospital
Los Angeles
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan
California
Lebanon
Palestine Liberation Organization
Brazil
Josef Mengele
Four Mesa Middle students named students of the month
Manny Gonzales Stephanie Conoly Jose Villanueva and Christy Moore honored as students of the month at Mesa Middle School. Dixie L Summersgill retires from New York Life Insurance Co after 16 and a half years, planning gardening travel bridge and crafts.
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Mesa Middle School
Manny Gonzales
Jane Gonzales
Stephanie Conoly
Cora Conoly
Jose Villanueva
Antonio Villanueva
Christy Moore
Jerry D. Moore
Dixie L. Summersgill
New York Life Insurance Co
New York Life Insurance and Annuity Corp
Summersgill
Plame's Cannes spotlight highlights Santa Fe links
Santa Fe figures play a pivotal role as Valerie Plame and Joe Wilson headline Cannes coverage. The film Fair Game stars Naomi Watts and Sean Penn, contrasting Plame's restraint with Wilson's bravado while reflecting on the Iraq war intelligence saga.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Lincoln County
Billy the Kid
Joe Wilson
CIA
Valerie Plame
Dick Cheney
Plame
Wilson
Iraq
Naomi Watts
Sean Penn
Watts
Global warming myths face growing scrutiny and doubt
The piece argues three modern myths are failing: a transparent administration, a more ethical Congress, and the global warming narrative. It cites Britain's science bodies, Newsweek, CBC, The New York Times, Focus, NASA records, and meteorologist Joe D Aleo as figures doubting human driven warming and predicting La Nina conditions.
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Obama
Congress
Pelosi
London Times
Britain
Newsweek Magazine
Newsweek
Canada
CBC News
New York Times
Focus
Joe D’aleo
The
Weather Channel
D’aleo
Obama Faces Gulf Crisis Backlash and Political Strains
The article panels Obama amid a Gulf of Mexico oil spill crisis with 45 percent approval and criticism from figures like James Carville. It notes his tough public stance, limited control over the disaster, Holder-led inquiries into BP, and push to cut oil subsidies for clean energy.
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Obama
Carnegie Mellon University
Republican Party
Rasmussen Daily
James Carville
Israel
Gulf of Mexico
James
Cameron
Leo DiCaprio
Carville
Louisiana
Capital Grille
Leum Corporation
Holder
New York City
United States
Gulf
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Sederwall
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Lily of the West
Falk
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Suzzane Arkin
Hollywood
Jay Miller
la Tusa
Hotmail
Jay
Guy
Mohammed
Sue
Cal Thomas
Eric Holder
China
India
Jimmy Carter
Bill O'Reilly
O'Reilly Factor
Billoreilly.com
O’reilly
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