Kemp's new brand of Republicanism grows in New Hampshire
In Hanover and Concord Kemp promotes a tax cut plan dubbed Kemp-Roth while courting Gordon Humphrey and Jeff Bell as part of a new style of Republicanism. The piece contrasts traditional budget cuts with tax relief to spur growth and argues a Reagan Kemp ticket could balance geography and age for 1980.
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Kemp
Humphrey
Concord
College
Hanover
Chamber of Commerce
Kemp-Roth
Congress
Federal Treasury
Dartmouth College
New Hampshire
Jeff Bell
Sen. Case
New Jersey
Reagan
Siebenthaler Sr. Elected President Amid School Board Changes
W A Siebenthaler Sr is named president while Elwood Richardson becomes business manager and Jim Mills takes the role of managing editor in a local newspaper management reshuffle.
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Elwood Richardson Business Manager
Jim Mills
Loyalty Day and Law Day Observed on May 1 Across U S
May 1 marks Loyalty Day and Law Day in the United States, honoring loyalty to country and the rule of law. The VFW helped establish Loyalty Day in 1958 to counter May Day displays, urging Americans to participate in governance, uphold freedoms, and pledge to maintain a free society under law.
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United States
Soviet Union
America
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
WWF
Armco Renames Middletown Lead Industry Armco Inc
Armco shareholders approve a name change to Armco, Inc reflecting diversification beyond steel. The move honors its oil field equipment sales and financial services, with 1977 profits and assets shaping a multi national, integrated firm in Middletown.
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Armco
Middletown
Armco, Inc
Armco Steel, Inc
Armco legacy traces roots to Sagendorph iron roofing plant
The article outlines the origins of Armco traced through the Sagendorph Iron Roofing & Corrugating Co. of Cincinnati. It recounts Louis L. Sagendorph’s innovations in steel siding and metal ceilings, the 1888 leadership shift to George M. Verity, and the 1891 formation of the American Rolling Mill Co as part of a broader steel company lineage in Middletown and Cincinnati.
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Armco
Middletown
Youngstown
American Rolling Mill Co
Middletown Industrial Commission
George M Verity
American Steel Roofing Co
Front St
Cincinnati
American Steel
Armco, Inc
Sagendorph Iron Roofing & Corrugating Co
Sycamore
Main Streets
Louis L. Sagendorph
Philadelphia
Sagendorph
George M. Verity
Towering Infra Dig Elevator Giraffes Parlor Game
Dialogues on elevators stage a surreal game as six giraffes might fit in a jumbo with stairs removed. It mixes politics, religion, and White House chatter with a comic tone about high rise life and odd conversations among commuters.
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New York
Flying Tiger
America
What sacrifice next
A reader letter argues the Carter Torrijos Canal decision shows weakness as strength and questions future concessions. It mocks Senate voting and calls for accountability, joking about returning Alaska to Russia or Louisiana to France. A separate note mentions Middletown Canoe Club officers, joking the group is an Irish shanty boat club.
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United States
Carter
Omar Torrijos
Middletown Canoe Club
Middletown
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