New Officers Elected by Aiken County Bar Association
The Aiken County Bar Association elected James Verenes president Gregory P. Harlow secretary and Gary Smith treasurer for a one year term Harlow and Smith were reelected Verenes practices law with Fox Verenes Harlow with Harte Harte Harlow and Smith with Braithwaite McCants Secretaries Attend Seminar Five Aiken PSI membersattended the SC Division Annual Seminar in Columbia including Jean T McFerrin president Eleanor Cato recording secretary Terra Ready corresponding secretary Linda Bell vice president and Debra Fickling Winn Dixie Declares Dividends: The Winn Dixie Stores Inc board declared a regular monthly dividend of 11 cents per share payable May 3 June 1 and July 1 to record holders at April 15 May 14 and June 15 Spartan Wins Awards Spartan Express Inc won quality awards from Milliken Westinghouse C H Robinson and Delay for 1992 performance SCANA and Duke Recognized SCANA and Duke Power were named recipients of the United Way Spirit of South Carolina Corporate Recognition Award UCF To Issue Stock Owens Corning Fiberglas Corp filed an SEC registration for 4.5 million common shares to fund general corporate needs including acquisitions and capital expenditures with 3.6 million US offered and 0.9 million international offering.
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Aiken County Bar Association
James Verenes
Gregory P. Harlow
Gary Smith
Harlow
Smith
Verenes
Fox & Verenes
Harte, Harte & Harlow
Braithwaite & McCants
Aiken
Professional Secretaries International
SC. Division
Columbia
Rick Gully
Executive Quality Management
Spartanburg
PSI
Jean T. McFerrin
Eleanor Cato
Terra Ready
Linda Bell
Debra Fickling
Winn-Dixie
Winn-Dixie Stories Inc
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc
UCF
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp
Securities and Exchange Commission
United States
Kiawah Resorts Scheduled For Auction In July
Charleston AP reports Kiawah Island facilities are among six resorts valued at about 740 million dollars to be auctioned by RTC regulators July 14 in Dallas. The properties, owned by Landmark Land Company, a unit of Oak Tree Savings Bank of New Orleans, carry a book value of 54.8 million dollars. The RTC oversees assets from failed savings and loan institutions.
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Charleston
Kiawah Island
Dallas
Resolution Trust Corp
Landmark Land Cos
Sled Oak Tree Savings Bank of
New Orleans
Kiawah
RTC
Planning to Minimize Business Risk for New Entrepreneurs
The article argues owning a small business is vital to the U.S. economy but warns one third fail in the first year. It advises thorough planning with six key checks: market, competition, capital and cash flow, fixed expenses and bookkeeping, location, and banking contacts to secure future capital. It emphasizes careful preparation over enthusiasm.
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