Aiken Furniture to Open in Rhodes Store in April
Aiken Furniture Company Inc will open mid April under Asbell M Hutto in the Rhodes building downtown. Hutto, a 27 year veteran, plans a general line with five employees and aims for quick service. He thanks Rhodes manager Jim Fontain for support and notes minimal initial changes to the storefront.
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Hut) Hutto
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Notable South Carolina figures and Hungry Bull leadership reshuffle
The Rev. Posey Belcher of Barnwell is honored by the South Carolina State Highway and Public Transportation Commission and retires after a four year term from 1974 to 1978. Hungry Bull Steak House names Bobby McIntyre as president, Gaston C. Harris Jr. as CFO, and William H. Ross as director of operations as the chain expands to 34 stores across NC SC and GA. SC egg production rises with 101 million eggs laid last month, up 12 percent, with 5.5 million birds laying eggs and a daily laying rate 1 percent higher than last year.
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William H. Ross
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FTC chief flags physician control of Blue Shield as conflict
FTC Chairman Michael Pertschuk says doctor control of Blue Shield boards may inflate medical bills and urged possible FTC jurisdiction over nonprofits. Rosemary Pooler of New York warns physician boards create cartel like informality and favors limits on doctor representation. He notes 46 of 69 Blue Shield plans are physician controlled or physician hospital represented.
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Want A Job Go To School Says Labor Handbook
The Labor Department says 17 million new jobs through 1985 will exist but entry requires education with a high school as the minimum. The Occupational Outlook Handbook notes growth in clerical roles and service fields while some professions stagnate.
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