Mrs Alexander tops million in real estate sales
Ruth Alexander of Findley Blackburn Realtors in Aiken has closed one million dollars in real estate in a single year along with a nine year career in the field. She is a University of Minnesota home economics graduate and has held leadership roles in community organizations. Patty Johnson wins Sales of the Month Award from North Augusta Belvedere Board of Realtors and earlier top sales honor in July. David L Becker named assistant GM of marketing for NUS Corp environmental services division in Aiken. brings 17 years in chemical and environmental engineering and EPA experience. Robert Jones of Aiken promoted to branch loan officer at the local bank.
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du Pont
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NUS Corp
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Environmental Protection Agency
Ohio
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Jones
Robert Jones
Northwestern Bank executive joins Kiwanis and Elks
Jones, a 1978 Northwestern Bank branch manager in Hendersonville, is active in the Kiwanis and Elks Clubs and has a wife Janet and four children. Northwestern Bank operates 182 offices in Western and Piedmont North Carolina. Also, real estate partners Gorman L. Williams and Kathryn C. Skeen of Williams-Skeen Realty Inc. will attend the Homes For Living Network annual meeting in Washington February 17 to 20 with over 2,000 realtors from the U S and Canada.
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Williams-Skeen Realty Inc
Homes For Living Network
Washington Hilton Hotel
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George Bush
Tax Rates To Improve In 80s, Rotarians Told
Local civil and estate lawyer Julian B. Salley said Congress will cut income tax rates 10 percent in 1982 19 percent in 1983 and 23 percent in 1984. He outlined estate tax changes raising the tax-free value to 225000 in 1982 and 600000 by 1987, plus full spousal bequests and new gift tax figures. He noted real estate reinvestment rules and a 125000 tax exempt profit for over 55 homeowners, and highlighted Salley’s 45 years in Aiken where his mother Eulalie Salley founded a major real estate firm.
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Julian B. Salley
Aiken
Salley
North Augusta
Eulalie Chafee Salley
South Carolina
Eulalie Salley
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