Aiken Businessmen Win Honors and Awards
Photographer Chuck Armour Jr. won first place for a portrait of two Indian fantail pigeons at the S C Professional Photographers Association convention in Columbia and earned a Court of Honor ribbon. KEARSE NOMINATED Henry H. Buzzy Kearse is named candidate for United Insurance sales manager of the year for the Aiken district, with Las Vegas trip planned for the 1980 President’s conference. HODGES AWARDED J H Hodges of Aiken is named Agent of the Month by Citadel Life Insurance Co. RIEGEL EARNINGS Riegel Textile reports 13 weeks ending March 28 revenue of 110 808 and net income 3 659. plant in Aiken. F&M QUARTERLY Farmers and Merchants Bank shows assets 118 965 million and cash 12.004 million. operates in several local towns. FRANCHISE AIDS EASTER SEALS Century 21 Real Estate Praises as top corporate sponsor with 1 million check March 29. offices in Aiken and North Augusta. EGG PRODUCTION S C 1980 egg output 1 679 million. price per dozen 54.2 cents. cash receipts 75.47 million. BUILDING INSPECTIONS Aiken County March inspections total 306. 70 permits last month valued at 1.69 million. Paula Blackmon notes.
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Chuck Armour Jr
Armour
Photography Unlimited
Aiken
S.C. Professional Photographers Association
Carolina Inn
Columbia
Kearse
Henry H
Buzzy
United Insurance Company of America
United
Barnwell Ave
Las Vegas
Hodges
J.H. Hodges
Citadel Life Insurance Company
Citadel Life
Chesterfield St
Riegel
Riegel Textile Corporation
F&m
Clearwater
Graniteville
Edgefield
North Augusta
Belvedere
Johnston
Century 21 Real Estate Corporation
National Easter Seal Society
Jim Cummings
Arthur E. Bartlett
Pat Boonehost
Century 21
Aiken County
Laird Agency
The
Happiness Company
S.C
Palmetto
Reagan insists on no compromise with Congress on tax cuts
President Reagan and aides push a hard line against concessions on tax and spending cuts while signaling openness to no formal pledge. Spokesman says no one in the administration is authorized to offer legislative compromise, though the president cautions he never says never. Vice President Bush reinforces the stance at the White House meeting with trade association executives.
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Washington
Reagan
Congress
House
Senate
White House
Larry Speakes
George Bush
Trade Association
Reagan seeks refund applied to 1981 tax payments
President Reagan and Nancy Reagan anticipate a 29,669 dollar overpayment from their 1980 federal return. They request applying the refund to 1981 estimated taxes as the White House releases the filed return showing 1980 income of 227,968 dollars with substantial interest earnings and various tax figures.
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Washington
Reagan
Nancy
White House
Larry Speakes
Speakes
California
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Paula Blackmon
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Aiken Standard
Arist
University Parkway
Beka
Mideast
Alexander Haig
All Saints Anglican Church
Richland Avenue
Fairfield Street
Aiken, South Carolina
Henry Summerall, Jr
G. Frank Miller
Richi and Ave
Aiken, S.C
FTD
FID Florist
America
Florists
Transworld
Ding