By Pat Broderick Daily Journal Staff Writer SAN DIEGO - In the late 19th Century, one Andrew J. Herring of Mauch Chunk, in the county of Carbon, and state of Pennsylvania, was busy inventing an improved stirrup that he submitted to the U.S. Patent Office on Sept. 15, 1873, complete with a detailed model. Flash forward to 1995, when one John Haller, a partner in the San Diego office of Gordon &am...
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