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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1983
Page
13
The Rev. Mills Peebles of Fairview Presbyterian Church was named University Hospital’s associate chaplain of the year at the seventh annual banquet for volunteers. He has coordinated associate chaplains for two years, earning praise for leadership and service to the program.
United Parcel Service broadens its Next Day Air Service this week to cover 197 million people across 23 states and the District of Columbia, with fleet growth from 33 to 72 planes and a larger Louisville sorting hub. Eagle Security joins National Burglar and Fire Alarm Association. First Bankshares declares 42 cent dividend. Pet Incorporated raises coupon redemption to 8 cents.
A New York analysis notes that competitive markets can hurt producers across industries including airlines banking and farming. It cites wage concessions at Western Continental and Eastern seeking bankruptcy protection while deregulation fuels price competition and stressed banks with 597 on the FDIC problem list. Farmers overexpanded during grain booms facing overproduction risk as well.
McNeill Office Supply opens Thursday in Kalmia Plaza on the west side of Aiken offering office machines furniture and supplies. Owner Robert McNeill states the store carries copying service at 10 cents per copy and will provide free twice daily delivery to local businesses. Senior citizens receive discounts and four staff plus the owner will run the shop with Vicki Norris as floor manager and Kathy McNeill assisting Saturdays.
New U S business orders surged in September indicating continued brisk growth. The National Association of Purchasing Management said 48 percent of 2500 companies reported rising orders while only 8 percent showed declines, with 42 percent unchanged.
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