Ex parte BARRETT - Page 5




          Appeal No. 1996-0485                                       Page 5           
          Application No. 08/139,456                                                  


               Besides admitted prior art (Admission), the references                 
          relied on by the patent examiner in rejecting the claims                    
          follow:                                                                     
          Cook et al. (Cook)            4,897,806                Jan. 30,             
          1990                                                                        
          Sanders                       4,991,122                Feb.  5,             
          1991                                                                        
          Deacon et al. (Deacon)        5,119,186                June  2,             
          1992.                                                                       

               Claims 1-4, 6-10, and 12-17 stand rejected under 35                    
          U.S.C. § 103 as obvious over Admission in view of Deacon.                   
          Claims 18-20 and 22-25 stand rejected under § 103 as obvious                
          over Admission in view of Deacon further in view of Sanders.                
          Claims 5, 11, and 21 stand rejected under § 103 as obvious                  
          over Admission in view of Deacon further in view of Cook.                   
          Rather than repeat the arguments of the appellant or examiner               
          in toto, we refer the reader to the briefs and the answer for               
          the respective details thereof.                                             


                                       OPINION                                        
               In reaching our decision in this appeal, we considered                 
          the  subject matter on appeal and the rejections and evidence               
          advanced by the examiner.  We also considered the arguments of              







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