South Carolina Economy Holds Steady After Vietnam Ceasefire
SC economists say the Vietnam ceasefire will not greatly affect the state economy. Defense contracts totaling 109.4 million dollars and base status may influence minor shifts, but textile strength and civilian demand could cushion impact. Charleston and Myrtle Beach areas face potential cuts if contracts end, while energy and manufacturing growth seen as positive prospects.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Defense Department
University of South Carolina
Bureau of Business and Economic Research
Olin Pugh
Vietnam
Pentagon
Myrtle Beach Air Force Base
Charleston Naval Base
Fort Jackson Army Base
Colum
Myrtle Beach
Air Force
Associated Press
Mount Pleasant
Charleston Heights
Detyens Shipyards, Inc
Avco Corp
Charleston
Merritt Dredging Co
Palmetto Construction Co
Greenville County
Fort Jackson
Anderson
Sumter
Shaw Air Force Base
Marnat Packing Co
Bennettsville
Pugh
Quotable Quotes from South Carolina lawmakers and citizens
A collection of remarks from a Cayce housewife, a Columbia tax group director, Rep. Arnold Goodstein, Mrs Lynn Turner, Robert M Hicklin, Sandy Bagley, Dr A Harold Cole and others. They address waiting lists for mental retardation facilities, legislative lobbying expenses, MLK Day, the Equal Rights Amendment, debt repayment, Vietnam ceasefire, and church membership trends.
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Associated Press
Tom Butler
Cayce
Tom Turnipseed
South Carolina Taxpayers Association
Columbia
Arnold Goodstein
Dcharleston
House of Representatives
South Carolina
Lynn Turner
A. Harold Cole
South Carolina Baptist Convention
Aiken Standard Notice Framing Publication Details
The Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes daily except Saturdays and Sundays from 124 Rutland Drive Aiken South Carolina 29801. It lists subscription rates and carriage terms including mail and carrier prices with AP dispatch rights and policy on corrections.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S. C
S.C
Associated Press
Barnwell Lawyer Elected To Board
Barnwell attorney Rodney A. Peeples was elected to the Palmetto Federal Savings and Loan Association board of directors at the Jan. 17 annual meeting. Peeples, a Hampton native and 1964 USC Law School alumnus, has practiced in Barnwell since 1964 and holds multiple local affiliations. He is married to Claudia Waites and they reside at 2110 Main Street with two children.
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H. Earle Holley
Palmetto Federal Savings and Loan Assoc
Rodney A. Peeples
Barnwell
Palmetto Federal
Holley
Peeples
Hampton
Wade Hampton High
University of South Carolina
University of South Carolina Law School
Blatt, Fales, Peeples
Warhorse Club
Sweetwater Country Club
Barnwell Historic Commission
Western Carolina Higher Education Commission
Allendale
Palmetto Federal Savings and Loans Association
American Bank and Trust
Claudia Waites
Columbia
Janie
Katie
Main Street
Barnwell County
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St. Angela Academy
Paul Durban
Elizabeth Goad
Clinton Henderson
Memorial Baptist Church
Tom Bonifanti
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Leonard Browder
By van Vanuch
City of
C.M. London Co
Clevedale
International Paper Co
Georgetown
Nantex Riviera Corp
Greenwood
Riegel Textile Corp
Ware Shoals
J.P. Stevens Co
Whitmire
Putnam Mills Corp
Woodruff
State Development Board
J. Bonner Manly
Manly
Sta Bek
Robert M. Hicklin
South Carolina Textile Manufacturers Association
Hilton Head Island
Sandy Bagley
Bobby Bagley
Wat
Mississippi
Great Lakes
South Atlantic
Kalmia Plaza
Sat
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Learance
Booree
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