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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1974

Page

5

Timmerman to Head South Carolina Textile Association

R P Timmerman of Graniteville was elected president at the SC Textile Manufacturers Association annual meeting held in Sea Island Georgia. John C Wellman was named vice president and new directors include Robert E Coleman A J Head D Wellsman Johnson W Manning Malloy and Roger Milliken. Donald F McCullough urged profitability talent retention and strong managerial teams while James C Cooper forecast inflation easing slightly toward year end 1974 with modest growth and high unemployment.

Sea Island, GA South Carolina Textile Manufacturers Association R. P. Timmerman Graniteville Graniteville Co Robert M. Hicklin Spartanburg Reeves Brothers, Inc John C. Wellman Johnsonville Wellman Industries Robert E. Coleman Greenville Riegel Textile Corp A. J. Head Phillips Fibers Corp D. Wellsman Johnson Greenwood Abney Mills W. Manning Malloy Cheraw Cheraw Yarn Mills Roger Milliken Deering Milliken Co Donald F. McCullough New York Collins and Aikman Corporation James C. Cooper Irving Trust Co

Import Rate Little Affect For Local Mills

United States and Egypt reached an agreement to raise cot ton imports to 65 million square yards with a plan to study trade patterns. Local textile leaders say the move will not affect Graniteville Co. president Robert P. Timmerman and others note modest impact and the need to keep imports controlled. United Merchants executives expect little impact as the firm focuses more on synthetics and cotton. U.S. note indicates a 69 million square yard target next year, but actual Egyptian cotton imports were only 33 million.

United States Egypt Robert P. Timmerman Graniteville Co South Carolina Textile Manufacturers Association W. L. Halford Greenville United Merchants W. H. Stallworth U.S U. S

Disaster Exercise Set At Schofield High

L C Greene heads a Civil Defense team in Aiken County to judge a Wednesday mass casualty drill at Schofield High School. A simulated 9 30 a m fire explosion will send about 30 students as patients to Aiken County Hospital by Paramed. The three hour drill tests response capabilities and involves city and state officials as evaluators.

L. C. Greene Civil Defense Aiken County Schofield High School Aiken County Hospital Greene

Turner Trial Nears Verdict As Final Arguments Begin

In Jacksonville federal court final arguments proceed for five of seven defendants alongside promoter Glenn Turner on mail fraud charges. Judge Troffat will instruct the jury to consider each defendant individually. Defense contends executives acted only for Orlando firms and had no part in allegedly false promises to distributors. The 26 count indictment covers Turner operations from 1967 to 1973.

Jacksonville Fla Glenn Turner U.S. District Court Gerald Troffat Turner Enterprises Koscot Jess Hickman Leroy Beale Harry Atkinson Turner Orlando

Windham Outlines Aiken City Projects For Seniors

Aiken city manager Roland H. Windham told the Senior Men's Club at Ramada Inn that four projects are under construction or nearing completion. They include the public works center storm drainage public safety building and a multi purpose activities building. He praised the Hopeland land donation and urged progress now as the city works through constitutional changes dating to 1895.

Roland H. Windham Aiken Ramada Inn Hopeland

Nitrogen Shortage Hits Aiken County Farmers Hard

Aiken County farmers face scarce nitrogen fertilizer for Bermuda grass and corn. County agent Jim Evans notes a national shortage, with Illinois prices at 400 dollars per ton versus 85 last year. Small users suffer most as supply dries up and prices rise, leaving many unable to obtain fertilizer.

Aiken County Jim Evans Illinois Izer Evans Aiken

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Alice Joseph St. Angela Academy James Suhrer Patty Mahoney Holiday Inn Paul Jennings Timmerman S.C. Textile Mitchell Schofield Roland Windham W. H. Harvey S.C. Highway Patrol Walter E. Newman North Augusta John Cromer Carroll Heath James Branch Bill Chaney Vera Heaton Joe Farmer John McCullough Malcolm Julian Koscot Interplantary Inc Ben A. Bunting Glenn Turner Enterprises, Inc Clyde Cobb Dare To Be Great, Inc Julian Hobart Wilder Mitchell Shopping Windham Gown Tavern Reynolds Augusta, GA Polyeser Vanity Fair C. Bikini
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