Patents abound in United States yearly output
A brisk snapshot notes that about seventy thousand patents are issued in the United States each year, illustrating the country’s strong inventive activity and robust patent system.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1975
Page
4
A brisk snapshot notes that about seventy thousand patents are issued in the United States each year, illustrating the country’s strong inventive activity and robust patent system.
Austin Tex. A jailed suspect Robert Elmer Kleasen claims the CIA framed him in the case where two Mormon missionaries were killed and their remains disposed of. He accuses the FBI of planted evidence while repeating that he is an undercover agent. A court psychiatrist says he suffers delusions of persecution and he remains competent to stand trial. He faces potential sentencing in the related charges against Gary Smith Darley and Mark J. Fischer.
London celebrates Regent Street as a premier shopping thoroughfare marking its 150th anniversary this year. The historic street remains a hub of retailers and visitors, linking commerce with culture in the heart of the city.
Next Wednesday Gold Circle will give away 5000 evergreen seedlings at each store. The trees are free and require sunny, well drained yard space. Limit 4 per family, so arrive early to secure a seedling.
Alexander Butterfield, longtime White House aide who disclosed the Nixon taping system, resigns as federal aviation administrator effective March 31. Ford accepts the resignation amid reported feuds with Claude Brinegar and FAA criticisms, noting Butterfield did not seek retention.
Executor of Evelyn Marie Schneider estate files a $50,000 suit against Fair Lawn Nursing Home and Orin Leach in Norwalk. Claim: Leach failed to stop at a stop sign on Route 598 in New Haven Township causing a fatal crash that killed Mrs. Schneider on March 26, 1973. Jury trial requested. no date set.
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