Francis Scott Key First Called the Flag Star-Spangled Banner
A note credits Francis Scott Key with naming the flag the Star-Spangled Banner. The excerpt appears in VEC Inc materials from 1980 noting this historical attribution.
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1980
Page
12
A note credits Francis Scott Key with naming the flag the Star-Spangled Banner. The excerpt appears in VEC Inc materials from 1980 noting this historical attribution.
Washington report says Iran's new parliament, two weeks old, shows a knack for juggling hot potatoes. It delays decisive action on the 53 American hostages, hinting at a slow, uncertain approach that could stretch weeks or months. The piece likens their behavior to U.S. Congress tactics and notes the globe's expectation for a swift ruling.
A parody on Congress delaying Carter's energy plan contrasts with Iran's parliament. An expert argues legislatures may be born with a hot potato juggling instinct. He notes subcommittees with heavy workloads delay action, suggesting hostages may die of old age before final resolution.
Washington argues that frozen fishcakes labeled fillets can mislead buyers as to origin and processing. Commerce seeks public hearing this fall to clarify distinctions between fillets and portions despite industry pushback from Mrs Paul’s Kitchens and FDA.
Ronald Reagan rallied GOP unity at a $500-a-plate Beverly Hills dinner flanked by defeated rivals. Former President Ford spoke by phone urging support for Reagan. Six candidates urged backing. funds will back campaign TV and distribute to seven candidates. Brock to stay as national chairman with Lewis moving to deputy role.
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