Angus Young

• Angus King to Address Young Professionals

ORONO - Young professionals from across Maine will gather to discuss issues important to the state's future when Momentum Aroostook, Fusion Bangor and...

• Bangor Daily News
• May 10, 2011

• Of Farmers

FARMINGTON - U. S. Rep. Michael Michaud, D-Maine, got a rain- soaked look, eye-to-eye, with a herd of purebred Black Angus bulls Thursday, saw greenhouses lush with young tomato plants and walked through Franklin County's only milk processing operation to meet the farmers and hear their concerns. Access to affordable health care, budget cuts to critical county agricultural programs and local food projects that will be able to promote regional sustainability were the issues on farmers' minds.

• Sun-Journal Lewiston, Me.
• May 21, 2011

• 40 Years After Death, Hendrix Still On Charts

I love Jimi Hendrix. He has influenced multiple generations of guitarists including AC/ DC's Angus Young, Lenny Kravitz, Eddie Van Halen, Prince, Styx's James Young and the late Stevie Ray Vaughan, to name a few.

• Deseret News (Salt Lake City)
• March 26, 2010

• Portrait of the Artist

[Kate Gridley] hasn't yet decided how the governor should be posed. And, she notes, "It's not purely up to me." But she'll probably want to depict [James Douglas] in a standing position, she says, because that's how she's always pictured him. Prior to a recent photo shoot, Gridley had spoken to the governor only once or twice, but she has observed him for years in his role as moderator of Middlebury's town meeting. Describing herself as a fiscally conservative Democrat, Gridley says she has no qualms about memorializing a Republican governor. In fact, she believes it's a testament to Douglas' leadership that Vermont "will come out of this recession in pretty good shape." Gridley also respects Douglas' "willingness to stand up and say what he thinks, regardless of whether it's popular." ...

..."I want young people to know that real artists are accessible," ... Barstow, have two sons: Charles, 22, and Angus, 18. The young men will be included in a series of...

• Seven Days
• June 22, 2010

• `Legends' Tour Required Heavy-Metal Fabrication

You wouldn't believe how hard it is to find guys who look and sound like rock legends. Maybe there's a dude who sounds like Angus Young but looks like Dick Cheney. Or maybe he looks like Angus but sounds like John Tesh.

• Evansville Courier & Press
• September 22, 2005

• Research Takes Cattle to New Heights ; Altitude Study Seeks Solution to Sickness.

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) -- More than 100 young Angus and Hereford bulls are on a working vacation at 8,700 feet above sea level in northern New Mexico, chomping on lush, high-meadow grass, helping researchers and ranchers get a handle on a disease that causes 75,000 cattle deaths each year across the West. In a study by New Mexico State University and the New Mexico Beef Cattle Performance Association, researchers are conducting high- altitude cattle performance testing on the bulls to determine which are susceptible to high-altitude disease. The findings could help ranchers develop a genetic line of altitude-resistant cattle.

• Columbia Daily Tribune
• July 26, 2010

• What Were They Thinking When They Chose the Cover?

First is the bass player in a sweater vest. For those of you who haven't received your latest issue of Cargo, argyle is the new black. Then there is the drummer in his prep school uniform. The irony should scream at you, that is if Angus Young hadn't popularized the boarding school look 30 years ago.

• The Record, Bergen County, NJ
• February 24, 2006

• Folks, Recycling Isn't for Hazmat!

Churchland's recycling residents have no doubt noticed the recycling bins that sat near the Cedar Lane fire station are gone. The city's General Services Department told me the bins were removed because hazardous materials were being discarded there. Churchlanders who want to recycle must now take items to the Broad Street fire station in Port Norfolk. I'm told the bins will be returned, though a date is unknown. I guess this is another case of a few bad apples ruining something for everyone else. Eagle Scout Landon Prever is a big AC/DC fan, and his parents took him to see the band in November to celebrate finishing his Eagle service project. Mom Beth really wanted a letter from the band to present at Landon's Court of Honor, so she joined the AC/DC fan club, wrote to the record label,...

• The Virginian-Pilot and The Ledger-Star, Norfolk, VA
• August 27, 2009

• Study Targets High-Altitude Cattle Deaths

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. -- More than 100 young Angus and Hereford bulls are on a working vacation at 8,700 feet above sea level in northern New Mexico, chomping on lush, high-meadow grass, helping researchers and ranchers get a handle on a disease that causes 75,000 cattle deaths each year across the West. In a study by New Mexico State University and the New Mexico Beef Cattle Performance Association, researchers are conducting high- altitude cattle performance testing on the bulls to determine which are susceptible to high-altitude disease. The findings could help ranchers develop a genetic line of altitude-resistant cattle.

• Deseret News (Salt Lake City)
• August 27, 2009

• Tv Comedy Isn't King, but 'Two and a Half Men' Rules; While the Cbs Show Is Getting Belly Laughs, Most Sitcoms Are Gasping for Air

LOS ANGELES (AP) - "Two and a Half Men" is a success, and why not? The CBS comedy is smartly cast, with Charlie Sheen and Jon Cryer as mismatched siblings, one a slick womanizer, the other a hapless nerd. Holland Taylor is their icy mother and promising young actor Angus T. Jones is the cuddly kid in the middle.

• Telegraph - Herald (Dubuque)
• October 11, 2004