Future of consumerism debated by panel in Lancaster
A two day Spring Mills sponsored consumer panel in Lancaster, South Carolina heard from 26 participants across industry, education, government and consumer groups. Timothy Ellard of Opium Research noted rising consumer willingness to back protection and demanded more product life data and accountable sales staff.
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Jeanne Lesem
UPI
Timothy D. Ellard
Opium Research Corporation
Ellard
Lancaster
S.C
Spring Mills, Inc
Peyton H. Clark
University of North — Carolina-Greensboro
Dr. Clark
S. Lee Richardson
Consumer Federation of America
Nixon
Ford
Richardson
Louisiana State University
United States
William V. White
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Bureau of Information and Education
Energy Eng
CPSC
University of South Carolina
Nolan
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Peter M. Pryor
Albany, N.Y
Joseph T. Nolan
Bank
Sue Bee Kaplan
Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association
Marilyn J. Horn
University of Nevada School of Home Economics
Monument Plaza
RTE
Bennington
Islide & Movie Developing
NSN
CVI
Johnson’s
Tae
F.D.S
Johnson
Vitalis
Shen
Ania
Ares Priquets
Hibachi
P A . Ae
Wey 1
Bae
Reg
Styro Swim
Children’s Reg