Oversight of the Patent and Trademark Office: Hearing Before the Subcommittee on Patents, Copyrights, and Trademarks of the Committee on the Judiciary, United States Senate, One Hundred Second Congress, Second Session, on Activities of the Patent and Trademark Office (PTO), Department of Commerce, Focusing on PTO's Automated Patent System Program, May 12, 1992, Volume 4U.S. Government Printing Office, 1993 - 403 pages |
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... results , May 11 , 1992 Letter to Senator DeConcini : 126 May 14 , 1992 July 6 , 1992 200 202 APPENDIX ADDITIONAL SUBMISSIONS FOR THE RECORD Statement of John Corcoran , president , Manhole Adjusting , Inc Letters to Senator DeConcini ...
... results , May 11 , 1992 Letter to Senator DeConcini : 126 May 14 , 1992 July 6 , 1992 200 202 APPENDIX ADDITIONAL SUBMISSIONS FOR THE RECORD Statement of John Corcoran , president , Manhole Adjusting , Inc Letters to Senator DeConcini ...
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... result of the budget restraints that came about as a result of the bill last year . For that reason , patent pendency will slip to 19 months from the current standard of 18 months . Although trademark examining resources have been ...
... result of the budget restraints that came about as a result of the bill last year . For that reason , patent pendency will slip to 19 months from the current standard of 18 months . Although trademark examining resources have been ...
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... result of the authorization process last year was Public Law 102-204 , the Patent and Trademark Office Authorization Act of 1991. This Act not only authorized the Office for fiscal year 1992 but also provided for increases in patent and ...
... result of the authorization process last year was Public Law 102-204 , the Patent and Trademark Office Authorization Act of 1991. This Act not only authorized the Office for fiscal year 1992 but also provided for increases in patent and ...
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... result of the authorization process last year was Public Law 102-204 , the Patent and Trademark Office Authorization Act of 1991. This Act not only authorized the Office for fiscal year 1992 but also provided for increases in patent and ...
... result of the authorization process last year was Public Law 102-204 , the Patent and Trademark Office Authorization Act of 1991. This Act not only authorized the Office for fiscal year 1992 but also provided for increases in patent and ...
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... result of having inadequate resources inside the PTO to monitor project development . By 1986 , public concerns over system cost , design , and schedule prompted a study of the system by the General Accounting Office ( GAO ) . GAO made ...
... result of having inadequate resources inside the PTO to monitor project development . By 1986 , public concerns over system cost , design , and schedule prompted a study of the system by the General Accounting Office ( GAO ) . GAO made ...
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Administration advisory committee agency AIPLA American Intellectual Property Appeals and Interferences application management system Assistant Commissioner Automated Patent System benefit Board of Patent budget CD-ROM classified COMER Commissioner of Patents Congress cost Crystal database decision Dennis DeConcini Department of Commerce deployment dissemination documents effective electronic employees evaluation Examiners-in-Chief Federal fiscal foreign patent funding government corporation implementation improve increase independent Intellectual Property Law issues Jerry Shaw million opinion paper files Patent and Trademark patent applications patent information Patent Office patent operation patented product performance appraisal private sector Property Law Association PTO management PTO operations PTO's Question quota recommendations request requirements Senator DECONCINI statutory Strongly Agree Subcommittee Taft Commission text search trademark examining trademark laws Trademark Office trademark operation U.S. patents user fees USPTO Valid responses Vice Chairman workstations
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Page 24 - Federal funds shall not participate, directly or indirectly, in payment for any premium or royalty on any patented or proprietary material, specification, or process, specifically set forth in the plans and specifications for a project, unless (1) Such patented or proprietary item is purchased or obtained through competitive bidding with equally suitable...
Page 361 - That the Congress chose to call it a corporation does not alter its characteristics so as to make it something other than what it actually is, an agency selected by government to accomplish purely governmental purposes
Page 252 - Board consisting of the Secretary of State, the Secretary of War, and the Attorney General. The Board members have the power to issue a patent, "if they shall deem the invention or discovery sufficiently useful and important," for a period not to exceed 14 years.
Page 361 - ... enterprises. President Truman prescribed the criteria for the use of government corporations in his 1948 budget message when he stated: Experience indicates that the corporate form of organization is peculiarly adapted to the administration of government programs which are predominantly of a commercial character — those which are revenue producing, are at least potentially self-sustaining, and involve a large number of business-type transactions with the public.
Page 257 - Office, and all that pertains to the same, be, and the same hereby is, transferred from the Department of the Interior to the Department of Commerce and Labor...
Page 16 - UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE Patent and Trademark Office ASSISTANT SECRETARY AND COMMISSIONER OF PATENTS AND TRADEMARKS Washington, DC 80231 3 1 OCT 1989 Honorable Robert W.
Page 62 - A research physicist at the National Bureau of Standards (now the National Institute of Standards and Technology) from 1951-1969, he was its director from 1 969- 1 972.
Page 24 - State highway department certifies either that such patented or proprietary item is essential for synchronization with existing highway facilities, or that no equally suitable alternate exists; or (3) Such patented or proprietary item is used for research or for a distinctive type of construction on relatively short sections of road for experimental purposes.
Page 368 - National Academy of Public Administration, Revitalizing Federal Management: Managers and Their Overburdened Systems (Washington: National Academy of Public Administration, 1983).
Page 102 - Claims; (4) of an appeal from a decision of— (A) the Board of Patent Appeals and Interferences of the Patent and Trademark Office with respect to patent applications and interferences, at the instance of an applicant for a patent or any party to a patent interference, and any such appeal shall waive the right of such applicant or party to proceed under section 145 or 146 of title 35...