Graniteville Reports Second Quarter 1981 Earnings
Graniteville Company posts second quarter 1981 net sales of 91.23 million, up from 1980, with after tax earnings of 1.343 million or 31 cents per share. Six month results show 178.75 million in sales and 1.781 million after tax earnings. President Timmerman cites improved margins but ongoing cost pressures and a 0.75 million after tax write off. Board set quarterly meeting in New York offices.
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Graniteville
Graniteville Company
Robert P. Timmerman
Timmerman
Graniteville Board of Directors
New York
Pridgen to Speak to Aiken Kiwanis on Schools
Dr. Durward B. Pridgen chairman of the Aiken County Board of Education will address the Kiwanis Club at the Ramada Inn in Aiken tomorrow at 1 p.m. He will discuss the county school system and its outlook.
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Pridgen
Aiken Kiwanis
Durward B. Pridgen
Aiken County
Friendship College Faces Creditors Over Missing Repayment Plan
The insolvent Friendship College of Rock Hill misses a July 15 deadline to present a debt repayment plan. Creditors say there is little sense of urgency about repayment as the private school, in bankruptcy since last February, owes about 127000 to 20 suppliers. Attorney Donald Bridges describes the case as a reorganization with intent to repay rather than liquidation.
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Rock Hill
Friendship College of
Jim Roberts
Roberts Paint Co. Inc
Friendship College
Roberts
Donald Bridges
Shelby
Bridges
Suspect in Hiker Killings To Face Court Hearing
Randall Lee Smith, 27, charged with murdering Robert Mountford Jr. and Laura Ramsay, hikers found dead near the Appalachian Trail in Giles County Virginia. He faces a preliminary hearing to determine if the case goes to a grand jury, with possible court-appointed counsel.
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Harisburg
Randall Lee Smith
Virginia
Smith
Giles County
Giles County General District Court
Robert Mountford Jr
Laura Susan Ramsay
Ellsworth
Maine
South Carolina
Dick Riley
Conway
Giles County Commonwealth
Hezekiah Osborne
Giles County Circuit Court
Osborne
Byrd to resign as LSCOG executive director
Orren E. Byrd Jr. will resign as executive director of the Lower Savannah Council of Governments on December 31 to enter private business. Byrd has led the council since December 1979 after joining in 1970, expressing gratitude for the cooperation and friendships in the region.
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