Exports Highlighted In Greenville Conference 84 Trade Show
A two day trade show at Textile Hall in Greenville on Sept 27 28 spotlights cooperative regional export services aiding manufacturing and agricultural sectors to reach overseas markets. Exhibitors from SC GA NC VA include export management firms banks freight forwarders and government agencies. Booths available via Mary Jo Thomas of the Lower Savannah Council of Governments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Textile Hall
U.S. Department of Commerce
South Carolina
Georgia
North Carolina
Virginia
Mary Jo Thomas
Aiken
Lower Savannah
State Criminal Justice Academy
Columbia
Local banks report steady gains and new dividends
C&S Bank declares a 25 cent quarterly dividend payable Oct 1 to holders of record Aug 31. Bankers Trust of South Carolina posts six month earnings of 1.69 per share up 20.7 percent from 1983. Cameron-Brown passes 6 billion in loan servicing, Winn-Dixie increases its monthly dividend to 14 cents per share, and W R Grace declares 70 cent quarterly dividend. Also notes software lending library offers public domain programs to members at $75 yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
American Banker
Citizens and Southern National Bank
South Carolina National Bank
First National Bank of South Carolina
Bankers Trust of
C&s Bank
Bankers Trust
Winn-Dixie
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc
W.R. Grace
W.R. Grace & Co
Davison Chemical Division
U.S. 1
Aiken
National Software Lending Library
Apple
Atari
Commodore
IBM PC
PC Jr
Texas Instruments
VIC
NSUL
P.O. Box
Damascus
Thoroughbred Country brochure promotes four-county region
Lower Savannah Council on Governments and South Carolina Parks Recreation and Tourism unveil a regional tourism brochure for Aiken Allendale Bamberg and Barnwell counties. The 50000 copies highlight golf horse racing hunting historic buildings and nature sites with maps and contact info. The effort costs about 5700 to print split between PR&T and the LSCOG with advisory help from local chambers and county officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower Savannah
Crown
S.C
Hudak
LSCOG
PRAT
Aiken County
June Murff
Greater Aiken
Rising US power use boosts coal and nuclear output
US electricity consumption climbs about 8 percent from 1983 levels driven by economic recovery. Coal and nuclear plants supply most new power, with nuclear and hydro each about 14 percent of total by February 1984. Oil 6 percent, natural gas 9 percent. Industrial regions show faster gains as industries run at higher capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
U.S
Edison Electric Institute
Carl Goldstein
U.S. Committee For Energy Awareness
Goldstein
Department of Energy
Pennsylvania
Missouri
Wisconsin
Kansas
USCEA
Car Costs in 1984 Across Vehicle Classes
The Federal Highway Administration estimates an average 1984 intermediate car costs about 33 400 over 12 years and 120 000 miles, at 27.8 cents per mile, with large cars at 36 750 (30 cents) and subcompacts at 27 260 (23 cents). The American Automobile Association notes New England is most costly region to own and operate, Southeast least costly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Highway Administration
American Automobile Association
New England
Southeastern
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Cassels
C.P.A
Dunkin, Cassels and Associates
P.A
Lee la
Certified Public Accountant
University of South Carolina
Derrick, Stubbs
Johnston
S.C. Association of
C.p.a.s
The
American Insitute
Augusta
National Association of Accountants
Highway Department
S.C. Department of Highways and Public Transportation
Johnnie H. Nunn
Wagener
Nathaniel Johnson
Willie Samuels
Earl von
Department
Nunn
Johnson
Samuels
Yon
WRDW
Mark * Wildman
TV12
Eyewitness News
Wildman
Atlanta
Walb-Tv
Albany
News Time
Wgst Radio
Georgia Tech
University of Georgia
Diane Veto
Ameron-Brown
Cameron-Brown Company
Cameron-Brown
Aiken Standard
P.O
Aiken, S.C
Aiken Allendale ,Bamberg and Barnwell Counties
Andy Duncan
Media News Service
Laura Crawford
New Ellenton, S.C
Whiskey Rd
North Amer
BienoricOne
Piece Phore Company
LineOne
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