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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 2000

Page

25

Greenspan says the economic party can last with balance

Greenspan argues the expansion is extraordinary but must be contained to avoid inflation. He cites productivity gains as key to price stability, warns that profits and wages could push costs up if growth runs unchecked, and supports raising rates when needed to extend the expansion responsibly.

New York Alan Greenspan Congress Economic Club of Business Council Greenspan

Senate bill tightens bankruptcy rules facing debtors

Senate approved legislation making it harder to erase debts via bankruptcy. It would require a court approved reorganization if a debtor can repay at least 25 percent over five years. Supporters say curb abuse. opponents say hits families and favors banks. Greenspan noted aggressive credit card marketing during hearings.

Washington Senate Orrin Hatch Rutah Senate Judiciary Committee Clinton White House Howard Metzenbaum Dohio Consumer Federation of America Federal Reserve Alan Greenspan Senate Banking Committee

Lennox to Build 150-Job Plant Near Orangeburg

Lennox International plans a 300000 square foot furnace and air conditioner plant at Interstate 26 and U S 301 near Orangeburg. The facility will open by year end and create about 150 local jobs, boosting capacity for Southern markets amid high regional unemployment.

Orangeburg Lennox International Inc Interstate 26 U.S. 301 Karen O'Shea Lennox John Norris Orangeburg County

Administration outlines 811.5 billion farm aid push critics warn

Agriculture Secretary Dan Glickman unveils a new policy framework worth 811.5 billion in farm spending aimed at helping small and medium farms and funding conservation. The plan centers on supplemental income payments, a 30,000 dollar cap, and shifts away from the 1996 farm bill, drawing praise from supporters and sharp criticism from rivals citing potential price drops and insufficient relief.

Washington Dan Glickman Glickman Congress Sion America Sen Charles Grassley Senate Agriculture Committee Indiana Richard Lugar Bruce Gardner University of Maryland Gardner USDA

Aiken man earns Certified Fund Specialist designation

Michael P Griffin of Aiken received the Nationally recognized mutual designation of Certified Fund Specialist after completing a one year educational program and passing a comprehensive exam. Griffin holds a bachelor of arts and already has an AAMS designation and is registered with NASD state securities and insurance investment advisor agencies. He operates from 205 Barnwell Ave NW and focuses on comprehensive investment planning.

Michael P Griffin Aiken Griffin NASD State Securities, Insurance and Barnwell Ave

Wachovia declares 54 cent first quarter dividend

Wachovia Corporation directors declare a 54 cent per share dividend payable to shareholders of record on Feb 10. The payout matches the prior quarter but is 10.2 percent above Q1 1999. Modern Woodmen of America serving North Augusta Aiken and Augusta area earned top ratings from agencies. Duff and Phelps rated the Woodman AA for claims paying ability. AM Best affirmed the Woodmen A Superior rating for financial strength and market profile.

Wachovia Corporation Modern Woodmen of America Augusta Aiken Duff and Phelps Woodman AM. Best Woodmen

Commerce official to join law firm in Washington

Under Secretary David Aaron of Commerce plans to leave next month to join Dorsey & Whitney in Washington. He aims to settle a EU data privacy dispute before departing, while a second EU issue over aircraft noise will be handled by his successor. Aaron expects a China PNTR vote win, despite labor opposition, and notes no nomination decision yet for his replacement.

Washington — Commerce David Aaron Aaron European Union Washington Dorsey & Whitney Minneapolis Clinton International Affairs Commerce International Trade Administration Office US Trade Representative ITA China Congress

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