The clothmaker. [volume] (Clinton, South Carolina) 1952-1984, August 15, 1974, Image 1
VOL. 23, NO. 8 Published By
Free for Employees
Improved Ini
Clinton Mills recently announced I
a new and improved employee group
insurance plan, effective September j
1. 1974. ,
The new plan, designed to give em- ;
ployees one of the best and most comprehensive
insurance programs available
in the textile industry, provides. (
in addition to regular "in-patient benefits."
coverage for out-patient hospital
expenses, diagnostic x-ray and lab.
prescription drug coverage, and a host
of other covered medical services.
Under the new program, the daily
allowance for room and board has
been increased from $30 to $40 a day:
maximum surgical benefits from $300
to $900; and normal delivery maternity
benefits for those covered for eligible
dependent coverage nas necn increased
S. C. Football Officials Association
Owens Named Ass<
Clinton Mills Testing and Laboratory
Supervisor Sam Owens has been
elected President of the South Carolina
Football Officials Association.
His term becomes effective January
1, 1975.
As association president, Owens will
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surance Plan
from $300 to $650.
The maximum major medical benefits
have been increased from $10,000
to $20,000 and coverage now includes
a supplement to medicare.
Under the plan's Supplementary
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for treatment for non-occupational
accidents which are provided
in the doctor's office as well as in the
hospital emergency room. It also provides
coverage for follow-up treatments
of the accidental injury during
the first 90 days.
Clinton Mills will pay the entire
premium cost of all employees' basic
life insurance ($4,000); weekly accident
and sickness benefits, and health care
benefits. Each employee pays the
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preside at all of the football officials'
state meetings. The association has
512 members, six of which have Clinton
Mills connections.
These include, in addition to Sam,
his brother, Truman Owens, who is
the company's Employee Benefits Manager;
No. 1 Weaving Assistant Superintendent
Edgar Ballew; Jimmy Bras
well, Clinton Maintenance; and Charles
Huev and Gene Simmons, husbands
of Clinton secretaries Glenda Huey
and Martha Simmons, respectively.
Sam will represent South Carolina
football officials in the National
Football Rules Meeting in Orlando.
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Carolina Football Officials Association
as the number one official in the
state, Owens has officiated at 219
high school football games and 774
high school basketball games since
becoming an official 18 years ago.
In addition to officiating high school
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premium cost of his/her eligible dependent's
benefits.
The new insurance program is a
result of many months of study and
comparisons 01 major neaun plans, it
was developed specifically for the
company's employees and designed to
fit their insurance needs.
The schedule of benefits are intended
to give maximum benefits at the
lowest premium cost.
Any employee having any questions
relative to the new insurance program
should contact the Personnel Department.
This is only a brief outline of the
new pian. r,acn insured employee win
receive a booklet/certificate setting
forth the details of the coverage.
Labor Day
Paid Holiday
All Clinton Mills plants observed
Labor Day, September 2.
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Labor Day is one of six paid
holidays observed annually by
Clinton employees. This is the
last paid holiday until Thanksgiving
Day in November.
Inside You'll Find
Page 2?As I See It
The Best for the Employees
Paae 3?Three Honored for Lona
Tenures of Service
Page 4?Internal Management
Alignments Announced
Recent Service Anniversaries
games, he has been a member of the
Carolina's Intercollegiate Athletic Association
for the past eight years.