Word: stolen
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...watched its slice of the market shrink to 20% since Pillsbury acquired Totino's in 1975. Fighting back, Jeno's sued Pillsbury last October for a mouthful of pizza sins, including "pizza crust patent infringement." In its suit, Jeno's maintained that Totino's had stolen the secret Jeno's crisp crust production process and had copied part of the company's packaging...
...spite of its high stakes, an important question hanging over the Salvadoran election is whether enough voters will turn out to give the results any real legitimacy. There is considerable public skepticism about the electoral process in a country where the military has stolen or manipulated elections since 1931. Moreover, the election is taking place in a climate of political terror in which citizens are threatened by the guerrillas if they go to the polls. Said U.S. Ambassador to El Salvador Deane Hinton: "You'll see on the 28th whether the Salvadorans go out and vote...
Police estimated the value of property stolen from March 11 to March...
...asked, and even to many people who did not request them, they have become more restrictive in giving out cards during the past two years. Major companies like Exxon now grant only about half of all credit requests. One of the reasons is the problems they have with stolen or lost cards...
March 1, 1:51 a.m.--A Harvard employee reported that $625 worth of camera equipment was stolen from room 1420 of William James Hall. Among the items stolen were a Konica 35mm autoreflex camera, a 50mm lens and a Vivitar automating 252 flash...