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Program to cut costs, length of patent cases
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review Lawsuit: Sued a Chicago competitor in 2001, alleging it infringed on Calgon Carbon’s anti-tarnish jewelry box patent. Business: Computer modeling of weather’s likely effects on energy prices, sold to utilities … |
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Feral-cat rescue builds club members’ bonds
Tribune Review Michael Machosky is a Pittsburgh Tribune-Review staff writer and can be reached at 412-320-7901 or via e-mail. Even though they spent a good part of their summer catching feral cats, a group of women from … |
Hearing on Hays Road Development Scheduled for Monday Night
By Becky Emmers Upper St. Clair officials have plans to widen Hays Road all the way to Peters Township in the future. The continued public hearing on the proposed residential development on Hays Road is scheduled to take place at the Upper St. Clair …
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Remains Of Long-Missing WWII Soldier ID’d
The Department of Defense said a Pittsburgh man is among 12 U.S. soldiers whose remains have finally been positively identified after the group went missing in action during World War II.
Army Air Force 2nd Lt. Regis E. Dietz was 28 and newly married when he shipped to the Pacific theatre in 1943. He was part of a crew aboard a B-24D Liberator that was on a reconnaissance mission in advance of the Allied attack on the Japanese stronghold of Rabaul, New Guinea. During the mission, they were radioed to land at a friendly air strip because of poor weather. Continue reading » |