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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1981

Page

7

Textile Week spotlight in Aiken draws industry leaders

Robert E. Coleman of Riegel Textile and president of the American Textile Manufacturers Association addressed area textile reps at Houndslake Country Club as Textile Week highlights the Southeast’s strong 2.7 million job fiber textile complex. Coleman cites 6 000 American jobs sacrificed to imports and urges stance against foreign competition. Representatives from Graniteville Company United Merchants and Manufacturing Owens Corning Fiberglas attended along with Southeastern firms.

United States American Textile Manufacturers Association Riegel Textile Corporation Robert E. Coleman Houndslake Country Club Aiken South Carolina Georgia North Carolina Alabama Graniteville Company Riegel Textiles United Merchants and Manufacturing Owens-Corning Fiberglas Coleman Robert Coleman Bobby Griffin Riegel-Johnston Glenn Sanders Graniteville Sibley Ginny Southworth

Coleman urges American textile jobs push amid foreign competition

Robert Coleman stresses preserving and creating American jobs first in the textile sector. He cites Reagan promises to protect domestic products, urges patience with programs, and touts a highly committed workforce as key to revitalizing the industry. He urges polishing the industry's image and portrays textiles as modern and vital.

Washington Coleman Reagan America

Mis Diagnosis Charged In Death Of Girl

In Anderson Indiana a six year old girl Angela L Brown died in 1979 from Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever. Her parents sue doctors Sam Ross III and Thomas Collings for one million dollars claiming gross negligence and mis diagnosis caused the death. The doctors deny the charges and the suit continues.

Ross Collings Angela Rocky Mountain

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