People logo in large, bold white letters with heart-shaped "O" and small blue text right aligned over the larger text. White crown located in the bottom center of the button.

People Magazine was founded in 1974 as People Weekly. It is a magazine that focuses on celebrities and the sexiest man alive.

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Computerworld has been in operation for over 40 years as the leading source for information and news on technology and IT Influencers throughout the world. The various interfaces that Computerworld uses to transmit their information is their award winning website, a publication that comes out bi-monthly, and conferences where research can be presented. In addition to providing an avenue for cooperation and education, Computerworld also provides resources for IT marketers. IT Marketers can reach possible customers through print, their website, events and other tailored materials. Computerworld has continued to grow throughout its existence. Currently Computerworld can boast a readership of over 1 million both in print and online. 

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American Used Computer Corporation was located in Boston, Massachusetts. During the 1970s, this company bought, sold, and leased used computers from their 42,000 square foot facility.

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102 FM Jamz is a hip-hop radio station based in North Carolina.. The radio station is believed to be the first to dedicate music to rap and target audience to young African American males.

Silver, curved "Jaguar" writing above a centered 12 fitted into a "V" and all-capitalized POWER on a silverish, black background.

The Jaguar V12 engine was only the second engine design produced by Jaguar Cars and was manufactured from 1971-1997. It was available in three distinct versions that were featured in 12 different cars over various periods of production; a standard 5.3 liter version was used in six vehicles between 1971 and 1985, a high efficiency 5.3 liter version used in three vehicles between 1981 and 1992, and a high efficiency 6.0 liter version, used in three vehicles from 1992 to 1997. The V12 was succeeded by the Jaguar AJ-V8, but is considered to be one of the premier engine power plants (featuring both a reciprocating engine and an alternator) of the 1970s and 1980s. The reciprocating engine featured 12 cylinders, allowing more room for pistons to operate. Greater piston area allowed for power to be produced more evenly throughout the engine block, keeping pressure down and allowing for improved torque, better acceleration, and greater engine reliability and longevity. 

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AT&T (American Telephone and Telegraph Company) was founded on March 3, 1885 in New York City by Alexander Graham Bell. It is the leading provider of telecommunication services in the United States.

Large, coral-colored block text above a white Republic Airlines logo on the bottom third, which is constituted of the company name to the right of a symbolized goose flying in a circle.

Republic Airlines was created in 1979 after a merger of North Central Airlines and Southern Airways. Based in Minneapolis, Republic was the largest airline in 1980 due to the number of airports served, but quickly deteriorated before ending operations in 1986.  The logo of a mallard duck is a remnant of North Central Airlines and was continued for Republic’s first logo.

People logo in large, bold white letters with heart-shaped "O" and small pink text right aligned over the larger text. A white pair of shoes are located in the bottom center of the button. 

People Magazine was founded in 1974 as People Weekly. It is a magazine that focuses on celebrities and human interest type stories.

Red text above a package of NUCOA Oleomargarine in blue outline with brand name in white on a blue stripe through the middle, jagged circle on top right "NOW CONTAINS VITAMIN A for Growth and Protection".

Nucoa is a regional brand of margarine originally owned by Best Foods Inc. and commonly available in Arizona, California, and Nevada.  Advertisements for the product introducing the addition of Vitamin A were heavily campaigned during 1937, and a full-color print can be seen in the 10/30/37 edition of The Saturday Evening Post.  Margarine became popular in the U.S. during the Great Depression and again during WWII.

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