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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1983
Page
7
Aurie Gosnell, a Spartanburg native and longtime educator, receives the Cimaglia Trophy becoming the first woman outside national beauty school presidents to win. She helped create a national licensing testing program in 1970 and has led state board efforts across decades.
Langley resident Barry L. Glover was selected Employee of the Year in SCE&G’s People Helping People program. The North Augusta lineman earned a plaque and a $500 savings bond after winning February’s Employee of the Month for volunteer work with seven Midland Valley groups. Glover, a 1973 hire, is an Air Force veteran with two sons, active in church and community projects.
The Thomas Register offers a free listing questionnaire while South Carolina receives 151000 from the U S Department of Transportation for minority construction worker training and disadvantaged contractor development under the Federal Highway Administration program.
Greyhound workers approve a three year contract 7404 to 2596 ending a seven week strike amid wage cuts of 7.8 percent and concessions seen as necessary to stay competitive. Trailways says it will match the new discounts as service resumes by Wednesday. Newly hired staff will fill in during peak season but face layoffs after January.
Todd Stilp and Bruce Hovey launch Palmetto Environmental Industries Inc to offer a full range of landscape services in Aiken County. The firm highlights mowing, planting, design, sprinkler installation, container trees, and wholesale nursery options with focus on quality and local stewardship.
New York City welcomed 17.1 million paying visitors, about 200,000 more than last year, according to the Convention and Visitors Bureau. Visitor spending reached $2.2 billion, hotel occupancy rose to 73.4 percent, and the city hosted five more conventions than in 1982.
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