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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1982

Page

8

Our Businesses By Paula B. Daniel Staff

Paula B. Daniel compiles a local business roundup highlighting firms, shops, and services across the region. The piece profiles notable enterprises, noting specialties, contact details, and community roles.

Paula B. Daniel Aiken Standard Aiken

Farmers and Merchants Reports 1981 Asset Gains

Farmers and Merchants Bank released its 1981 annual report showing total assets up 13 percent to $129,282,297 and deposits rising 9 percent to $106,481,372. Gross operating income climbed to $14,381,302. net income reached $1,614,825 with earnings per share at $5.07. Dividends per share remained $1.00.

Farmers and Merchants Bank F&m

Hollings Proposes Budget Plan to Freeze Spending

Sen. Ernest F. Hollings told the North Carolina Savings and Loan League that the U S faces economic trouble without budget revisions. He urged freezing defense spending and pay for federal workers plus ending or trimming Social Security cost of living increases and tax cuts over the next two years.

Raleigh N.C South Carolina Ernest F. Hollings United States Congress North Carolina Savings and Loan League Democrat

South Carolina Shows Strong Manufacturing Climate in 1981 Study

A 1981 study by Alexander Grant & Co. for COSMA ranks South Carolina high for manufacturing conditions. It reports the state with the lowest unproductive time loss 0.20 percent and near lowest union density 6.7 per 100 workers, while wages average 5.59 per hour. Florida leads nationwide.

South Carolina North Dakota Contiguous States Alexander Grant & Co Conference of State North Carolina Rhode Island Alabama Florida Georgia Kentucky Mississippi Tennessee Virginia Grant COSMA

IRA Promise at Farmers & Merchants Bank

A sales pitch explains that Kitty could save through a tax deferred IRA by depositing 19.23 weekly, potentially reaching 255800 in 30 years. It notes tax deductibility of yearly investments and future lower tax bracket, urging to contact a pro to set up an affordable IRA.

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