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BUSINESS Page 10A-KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Wednesday, March 2, 1988 Richard Keever selected to BB&T’s Eagle club Richard L. Keever Jr., vice president and city executive in Kings Mountain, has been named to the prosiipime BB&T Eagle Club as a top salesperson for the Wilson- based bank. His induction in- to the group was announced at a Feb. 19 banquet at the Capital City Club in Raleigh. The Eagle program is designed to promote and reward outstanding sales ef- fectiveness. There are ap- proximately 300 BB&T Eagles in the Program, Membership in the Eagle Club is based on points the: Jorijeipanis receive for their usiness development ef- forts. In addition to the recognition, they receive shares of Branch Corporation stock. Keever joined the bank in 1983. A native of Lincolnton, he is a graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He is a member of the Kings Mountain Rotary Club and is a director of the Kings Mountain Chamber of Com- merce. He is married to the former Lynn Ferebee of Mocksville. RICK KEEVER Women receive 35-year awards Elizabeth Bell and Pansy Cunningham received their 35 year service pins from Mauney Hosiery Mills, Inc. during the annual awards banquet recently. Other top awards went to C.L. Davis, Katherine Dell- inger, Marlene Houser, Mae Smith, and Shirley Whitaker, 20 years; Mildred Biddix, Doris Brown, Annie Mae Daves, Betty Patterson, Claudia Rhodes and Joy Scoggins, 15 years; Roberta Brown, David Faunce, Charles Humphries, Helen Owens, and Angela Reid, 10 years; and Dorothy Burris, ALL BREED DOG GROOMING 304 Crescent Drive Bessemer City Phone 629-2364 Monday-Saturday YOUR DOG : WILL LUVE' YA FOR IT! ACCORD D EERE X — 2-DOOR GREAT SAVINGS! IN STOCK FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ROBERT YOUNG Louise Cole, Mary Ezzell, Vickie Leigh, Sallie Mayes, David Ray and Curtis Webb, five years. Recognized for 25 or more years of continuous service were: Melba Bell and Lorene Cain, 26; Sylvia Franklin, = Charles Mauney, 27; A.J. Jamerson, 31; Faye Bowen, 32; Evelyn Greene and Joe Wyte, 34; Elizabeth Bell, 35; Pansy Cunningham, 35; Helen Moss, 36; David Mauney, 37; Ruth Hughes, 38; Martha Mullinax, 39;l Betty Yarbro, 41; Lib Rayfield, 42; Edna Tindall, 44; Aileene McDaniel, 44; and Billy Mauney, 49. Joint venture announced Cleveland, Ohio....Eaton Corporation and the Sammi Group of Korea today an- nounced formation of a joint venture to manufacture truck and bus front axles in Korea. Financial details fo the SETeement were not disclos- ed. According to the two com- panies, Eaton will provide technical and marketing sup- port to the venture, and Sam- mi will supply forgings and have primary responsibility 1986 4 DR. HONDA Accorp Lx ... ©9295 for manufacturing activities. The finished axles are intend- ed for worldwide markets. The companies said manufacturing will take place in Changwon Industrial Complex in the Kyounsang- Nam Province of South Korea, and the venture ex- pects to begin production in 1989. Eaton’s Axle and Brake Division is a leader in the development and manufac- ture of steering axles, single and tandem drive axles, trailer axles and lightweight S-Cam single anchor pin brakes for the trucking in- dustry. Sammi Group is a large business conglomerate in Korea, with major business lines in steel, metal works, lumber and trading. Sammi has been contribuing to the development of Korea’s key industries since its establish- ment in 1952. Women seminar: scheduled This free event is intended for women who are in super- Perfect attendance awards went to the following employees: Knitting: Helen Moss, Howard Mullinax, James Piercy, Edna E. Tin- dall, one year; Victoria Bess, Vernie Norkett and Edwin C. Webb, two years; Martha Mullinax, nine years; Greige Goods-Tim Lancaster, one year; Mary Helen Brown, two years, and Betty Patter- son, three years; Finishing- Brenda Arrington, Helen Owens, Lillian Smith, one year; Aileene MeDaniel, two years; A.J. Jamerson, four years; Rocky Martin, 10 years; and David Gardner, 15 years; Office-Vickie Leigh, five years. Dr. Robert T. Young, Ad- ministrative Assistant to former Governor Terry San- ford, was guest speaker. Eaton pays $6 million to settle government claims CLEVELAND, OHIO-- Eaton Corporation has paid $6 million to settle claims by the U.S. Government against the company’s AIL Division. The $6 million was previously charged against 1987 earn- ings. The civil settlement brings an end to a 21%» year U.S. Government investigation which resulted in a claim of $2.7 million for premature - billing and about $1 million for improper charges. The Government also asked for triple damages and penalties which brought the total initial claim to more than $26 million. The Government also charged AIL employees with paying for meals eaten by U.S. Government employees in amounts rang- ing from 50 cents to 53 dollars over a four-year period and amounting to about $37,000. During the period covered by this settlement, the AIL Division had total billings under U.S. Government con- tracts of $3 billion. The settlement provides that the Government will bear all its costs attendant to the investigation and the set- tlement, that Eaton will do the same, and that no other action will be instituted under the claims either against the Company or against any of its employees. Commenting on the settle- ment, Eaton’s Chairman, James R. Stover, said, “We acknowledged that mistakes were made in progress pay- ment billings, and we offered to make restitution. We believe the premature bill- ings were much smaller than the government claims, but this investigation has dragg- ed on for 21» years and has itself become a severe penal- ty on the company as a whole. A settlement of these claims is a prerequisite to our mov- ing ahead with plans to exit the defense electronics in- dustry. On that basis, we think the settlement is in the best interests of Eaton shareholders.” 4) FREE TO GOOD HOME LARGE BLACK DOG Good With Children, CALL 739-8191 7 nr GS > B < Fon BE el VUE TR (V1 KINGS MOUNTAIN. N.C ET OF CALIF. 3 244 ee 1] Hi Downtown Kings Mountain NEW SPRING 00 | 1984 4 DR. HONDA ACCORD . . . . .. 5995 0 “Women in Management,” 1886 CHEV. 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