Interference No. 102,755
chief period, which was set to end on March 1, 1994. As a
result of a number of granted extensions of time to
accommodate the appointment of new counsel for Stimson and to
allow for settlement negotiations, the closing date for
DeVlieg's deposition testimony period for priority and XB-70
testimony was extended to July 7, 1994, in the '756
interference and the due dates for Nedelk and Stimson were
made to coincide in both interferences. 26
The July 7, 1994, closing date for DeVlieg's
testimony-in-chief passed without DeVlieg taking any priority
testimony or XB-70 testimony. Two weeks later, on the July
21, 1994, closing date for Nedelk and Beck et al. to file
their priority affidavit testimony in both interferences, they
filed their priority testimony and the two motions which are
before us at this final hearing: (a) the on-sale motion27
alleging that Dunlop's activities at the Atlanta meeting
described in the Wells affidavit that accompanied Stimson's
corrected preliminary statement amounted to an offer to sell
the invention to Delta; and (b) the XB-70 motion, which 28
Paper Nos. 31 and 32.26
Paper No. 39.27
Paper No. 40.28
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