Entrepreneurs Suits

Planting 1,760 giant yellow umbrellas all over the Tejon Pass may be the cutting edge of artistic expression. But selling unauthorized T-shirts with umbrellas sprouting from the artist's head is going too far. It's an invasion of privacy and infringement of copyright laws, said a Kern County Superior Court judge.

Planting 1,760 giant yellow umbrellas all over the Tejon Pass may be the cutting edge of artistic expression. But selling unauthorized T-shirts with umbrellas sprouting from the artist's head is going too far. It's an invasion of privacy and infringement of copyright laws, said a Kern County Superior Court judge.

The state Supreme Court, in dual rulings on Tuesday, restricted the rights of teachers to collect money for injuries sustained while driving home, where they do homework, and limited suits by self-employed entrepreneurs.

The state Supreme Court, in dual rulings on Tuesday, restricted the rights of teachers to collect money for injuries sustained while driving home, where they do homework, and limited suits by self-employed entrepreneurs.

It was one of the magic moments of the 1984 Summer Olympics--one that transcended the gold-medal winning performance by the U.S. women's basketball team. It was Pam McGee, U.S. team forward, on the award platform in the Forum, gold medal around her neck, searching for her twin sister, Paula, in the crowd. It was Pam and Paula minutes later, crying, embracing. And it was Pam putting her medal around Paula's neck. It was a spontaneous, loving gesture--a gesture that touched a nation.