IC 009. US 021 023 026 036 038. G & S: Welding apparatus, namely welding electrodes; electric arc welders; electric spot welders; electric mold transformer for power distribution; portable communication apparatus, namely mobile phones; global positioning systems; transmission towers composed of steel frame structures; electrical transformers; circuit breakers; switch boxes; computers; passbook printer; automated-teller machines; recorded computer software for use in banking; recorded computer operating program; electronic assembly cards, namely encoded electronic chip cards; blank video cassettes; CD (compact disc) cases; laptop computers; portable phones; vehicular communication apparatus, namely mobile telephones; optical fiber cable; CNG (compressed natural gas) refueling system comprised of machinery for supplying natural gas to automobiles. FIRST USE: 19981128. FIRST USE IN COMMERCE: 19981128
IC 017. US 001 005 012 013 035 050. G & S: Chemical fibers for non-textile uses; inorganic fibers for non-textile uses; plastic film for industrial and commercial packing use; film base, namely plastic sheet; nylon film and polyester film for commercial and industrial wrapping; insulating materials, namely, insulation covers for industrial machinery; insulation for commercial, industrial and residential buildings. FIRST USE: 20020228. FIRST USE IN COMMERCE: 20020228
IC 022. US 001 002 007 019 022 042 050. G & S: Non-glass chemical fibers for use in textiles, tire cordage, inorganic non-glass fibers for textile fabrics. FIRST USE: 20020204. FIRST USE IN COMMERCE: 20020204
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