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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1972

Page

3

Ashmore promoted to VP at Con venience Products Division

Robert E. Ashmore, formerly with Riegel Textile Corp in New York, has been moved to Aiken and promoted to vice president in charge of sales for the Convenience Products Division. He began in 1952 in Atlanta, rose to Southeastern district manager, then New England territory manager, and in 1957 became merchandise product manager for knit goods and baby blankets. He is Mercer University educated and married to Dorothy Barfield.

Robert E. Ashmore Riegel Textile Corp New York Aiken Ashmore Riegel Atlanta Southeastern New England Riegel Consumer Products Division Mercer University Dorothy Barfield

Student Starts Out With College Credit at Winthrop

Cynthia Kaye Murdaugh of 104 Kalmia Circle is among Winthrop College's 104 beginning freshmen who will start the year with college credits earned through advanced placement tests.

Cynthia Kaye Murdaugh Kalmia Cir Winthrop College

Chamber Studies Attitudes on Education Reform

South Carolina Chamber of Commerce began evaluating a follow up survey of 4000 members to gauge businessmen views on public education. A T Smythe said quality education is the top issue while Charles K Cross led the study aiming to guide future chamber actions though details remain confidential.

Columbia South Carolina Charles K. Cross South Carolina National Bank

Egg Producers Losing Money in Carolina Market

Dozens of Carolina egg producers have gone out of business due to a surplus of laying hens and depressed prices. Allen Ashcraft of FCX in Charlotte notes small farmers lose three to five cents per dozen at current prices. Some poultrymen survive only because banks won’t foreclose. Grade A large eggs sell 42 to 45 cents a dozen locally, while farmers receive about 25 cents.

Charlotte Carolinas Allen Ashcraft FCX Farmers Cooperative Exchange

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