- Township, Ohio. The company,
whose name was
derived from the
initials of
Armco, its
predecessor company, and
Kawasaki Steel Corporation, was
acquired by...
-
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...
- 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...
-
Damson Park (known as the
ARMCO Arena for
sponsorship reasons) is an ****ociation
football stadium in Solihull, West Midlands, England. It was the new...
-
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...
- 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...
- car
suffered a
suspension failure at turn 7,
pitching it head-on into the
Armco barrier. The
speed at
which Koinigg crashed was
relatively low, and he ought...
- in 1886. The city was the home of AK
Steel Holding Corporation (formerly
Armco), a
major steel works founded in 1900.
Although offices were
moved to nearby...
- his
career at
Armco Steel, a
corporation founded by his grandfather,
George M. Verity. He
started there in 1940 and
retired from
Armco in 1982. Between...
