- Township, Ohio. The company,
whose name was
derived from the
initials of
Armco, its
predecessor company, and
Kawasaki Steel Corporation, was
acquired by...
-
Walker v.
Armco Steel Corp., 446 U.S. 740 (1980), was a
decision by the
Supreme Court of the
United States in
which the
Court further refined the test...
-
guardrails or
guard rails, in
Britain as
crash barriers, and in auto
racing as
Armco barriers) keep
vehicles within their roadway and
prevent them from colliding...
- townships. It was home to AK
Steel Holding Corporation,
formerly known as
Armco and
founded in 1900,
whose steel factory in
Middletown still operates as...
-
Damson Park (known as the
ARMCO Arena for
sponsorship reasons) is an ****ociation
football stadium in Solihull, West Midlands, England. It was the new...
-
Birmingham and
Manchester as
levees were
built to
protect it. It was
acquired by
Armco Steel in 1930
which expanded it in 1945. At its peak it was one of Kansas...
- The
Armco-Ferro House, in the
Century of
Progress Architectural District in
Beverly S****s, Indiana, was
originally constructed for the 1933
Century of...
-
systems and waterworks. In 1971, the firm was
bought by
Armco Steel,
based in Ohio. As
Armco prepared to sell
Burns &
McDonnell in the
early 1980s, its...
- switcher.
Retired from
service in 1959, No. 2050 was sold for s**** to the
Armco Steel Corporation of Middletown, Ohio, but it was
withheld as a stationary...
-
decade where some of the race's worst-ever
accidents occurred.
Although Armco barriers had been
installed along the
straight in 1969,
there were still...
