RIGGINS et al v. HOLSTEN et al - Page 15



          Interference 103,685                                                          
               February 7, 1997 - Riggins filed Preliminary Motion 8 under              
          37 CFR § 1.633(i) to redefine the interfering subject matter by               
          adding new Claim 77 and designating new Claim 77 as corresponding             
          to Count 1 or proposed Count 2 (Paper No. 38).                                
               April 30, 1997 - Holsten replaced Holsten’s Preliminary                  
          Motion 1 (Paper No. 26) with Holsten’s amended Preliminary                    
          Motion 1 (Paper No. 76).                                                      
               April 30, 1997 - Holsten replaced Holsten’s Preliminary                  
          Motion 2 (Paper No. 27) with Holsten’s amended Preliminary                    
          Motion 2 (Paper No. 77).                                                      
               June 6, 1997 - A “Decision on preliminary and other motions”             
          was entered of record as a Memorandum Opinion and Order (Paper                
          No. 83) with the following findings of fact, conclusions of law,              
          and orders:                                                                   
                    Riggins’ Preliminary Motion 1 (Paper No. 19) is denied              
               (Paper No. 83, p. 26).                                                   
                    . . . . .                                                           
                    5.  Riggins’ 405 claim 78 reads (underlined                         
               portion new vis-a-vis claim 65):                                         
                    78.  a method of dyeing aromatic polyamide                          
               fibers comprising contacting the fibers with an                          
               aqueous dyebath comprising a functional amount of                        
               at least one dye and a dye diffusion promoting agent                     
               comprising an aromatic amide having 7 to 14 carbon                       
               atoms capable of increasing the swelling value at                        
               least 1.5%, and heating the fibers while in contact                      
               with the dyebath to fix the dye within the fibers.                       
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