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A federal judge heard arguments Monday in a trademark infringement case that pits coffee giant Starbucks Corp. against a cafe owner who once sold a beer he called Star Bock. Rex Bell, owner of a Galveston, Texas, bar, said he began selling the draft beer after he combined Lone Star and Shiner Bock beers. He later hired a brewery to tweak one of its highly rated brews and ship 100 kegs to his bar. "I thought it was just a great name for a beer, especially for a Texas beer," Bell testified.
June 09, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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