TRAVEL: Incubator Looks to Help Cos. and Airports Tap Innovation

A small crowd filed in between the baggage claim and ticket desks at the San Diego International Airport. It wasn’t part of the airport’s annual Thanksgiving rush, but arrived instead to watch five startups deliver their pitches.

DINING: Food, Art and Welcoming Environment Make an Impression

When San Diego-bred brothers Alex and Eric Adler first had the idea of opening a Mexican-inspired restaurant almost a decade ago, their immediate inclination was to create an upgraded version of the traditional Southern California hole-in-the-wall taco shop.

The San Diego International Airport is looking to make parking, and hauling luggage between trips, less of a pain. Its new Airport Innovation Lab graduated its first cohort of startups Nov. 14, all of which focused on improving
214 So.2d 284 (1968)
Ex parte WESTERN RAILWAY OF ALABAMA.
6 Div. 498.
Supreme Court of Alabama.
September 12, 1968.
*285 Steiner, Crum & Baker and M. R. Nachman, Jr., Montgomery, and Cabaniss, Johnston, Gardner & Clark and Leigh M. Clark, Birmingham, for petitioner.
Rives, Peterson, Pettus & Conway, Birmingham, for respondent.
HARWOOD, Justice.
Paula Morrison Ritter, as administratrix of the estate of her deceased husband, filed *286 a suit against the Western Railway of Alabama, a Corporation, and the Central of Georgia Railway Company, a Corporation, seeking damages for the death of her husband.
Count 1 averred that the defendants were common carriers engaged in the business of transporting freight for hire in interstate commerce; that the defendants owned or operated a railroad yard in Montgomery County, Alabama, known as the "Montgomery Joint Yard of the