Two Aiken Realtors Honored for December Activity
Gayle Lofgren of Findley Blackburn Realtors earned Salesperson of the Month while Shirley Robertson of Findley Blackburn received Listing of the Month. Also noted is Robert Dale Wilson’s appointment to the U.S. Commerce Department Strategic Resources Office and other local business moves at FMC and Harrington Industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken Board of Realtors
Aiken Realtors
Gayle Lofgren
Lofgren
Findley-Blackburn Realtors
Findley-Blackburn
Shirley Robertson
University of South Carolina
USC
Columbia
Judy K. Heaton
Aiken County
Major firms report earnings and dividends across industries
In 1980 Kimberly-Clark posted net income of 182 million on 2.6 billion sales, with record 1981 results and rising dividends. Browning-Ferris Industries reported 14.92 million earnings for period ending 12 31 1981 on 176 million revenue, with plant in Aiken. Banker Trust declares 35 cent common and 45 cent Series A preferred dividends payable April 1. Winn-Dixie reports 16 week and 28 week sales up and earnings per share gains, with stores in Aiken and North Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lightner
George Lightner
Ginny
Elizabeth
Harrington
Harrington Industries Inc
Aiken
John
Willa Harrington
Kimberly-Clark
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Darwin E. Smith
Beech Island
BFI
Browning-Ferris Industries
Browning-Ferris
U.S
Bankers Trust
Banker Trust
Winn-Dixie
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc
North Augusta
Phelon Plant in Aiken Expands Flywheel Production
R E Phelon Company expands in Aiken with a plant that can produce 50 000 aluminum die cast flywheels weekly. Most of the 75 workers come from Aiken Edgefield and Lexington Counties. The Aiken facility began production in January after land purchase in 1979 and construction starting in September 1979. Paul Harris Fellow Ray Hydrick honored at Rotary meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.E. Phelon Company
R.E. Phelon
Aiken
Edgefield
Lexington
David M
Dave) White
White
Phelon
University Parkway
D.C. 19
Rotary Club
Ray Hydrick
Paul Harris
Rotary Foundation
Hydrick
Julian Salley
Ron Wheeler
Ramada Inn
Wheeler
Howard M
Hank) Moormann
Social Security Debt Program Targets Overpayments
The Social Security Administration launches an aggressive debt collection effort to recover nearly 1.9 billion in outstanding overpayments from retirement survivor disability and supplemental payments. Officials urge timely reporting of events affecting benefits to prevent losses and outline how to file reports by phone mail or in person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Security Administration
Social Security
Keith Lee
Aiken
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Aiken Standard
Aiken, S.C
Wilson
Robertson
Paula B. Daniel
Aiken County Board of Realtors
Norman Younts
Tim Simmons
Paul Kinsella
Charles Blackburn
Joe
Ficers Horne
Lisa Hosang
Ruth Alexander
Elizabeth Harrington
Aiken’s Phelon
Russell E. Phelon
Aiken Social Security Office
York St
N.E
Shae
Diarbanville
Mary Kar
Pacs Sat
SUN
Travel ‘Helpline
Crest Deal
York SE
Charles W. Weakee
Dds
David R. Thomason
Greenville St. N.W
Heritage Square
Whiskey Road
Duffs
Triangle Plaza
No. Augusta
Southgate Plaza
Augusta