The clothmaker. [volume] (Clinton, South Carolina) 1952-1984, February 15, 1981, Image 8
|SAFETY
1980 Year
Clinton No. 1
Clinton No. 2
Lydia
Bailey
Clinton Shop/Off ices/Warehoi
Geneva No. 1
Geneva No. 2
TOTAL
Janua
Clinton No. 1
Clinton No. 2
Lydia
Bailey
Clinton Shop/Offices/Warehoi
Geneva No. 1
Geneva No. 2
TOTAL
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Let's All
What will the 1980's and 1990's be like
for us, in terms of energy?
According to the Department of Energy
(DOE), the U.S. will be moving away from its
current dependence on oil and natural gas,
but will still be a long way from dependence
on renewable resources.
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got most of our energy from wood and then
from coal, making the oil age our third energy
cycle. The DOE plans for the country to
move on tnrough truee more cycles in the
coming years.
According to the DOE, the fourth cycle
(from the present to 1985) will be much like
the third, with continued heavy reliance on
oil. Our oil supplies will be helped by nonOPEC
sources such as Mexico and the United
Kingdom, and we will increase our use
of natural gas, coal, uranium (nuclear fission)
and renewable resources.
The fourth cycle plans don't do much about
changing our fuel supply. We will still be
in the age of oil. However, the DOE does
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umig conservation ana erticiency onto the
scene as, in effect, energy sources.
Conservation generally refers to our efforts
to use less energy, and in carpooling or insulating
our houses. Efficiency is a type of
conservation that refers more specifically to
getting more out of the energy we use. More
efficient cars get more miles to the gallon
and thereby conserve oil.
Conserving energy is a way of supplying us
with more energy. To paraphrase Benjamin
Franklin, "a barrel of oil saved is a barrel of
SCOREBOARD
1 End Report
MEDICALS LOST TIME
15 4
40 13
40 13
14 3
jse 15 3
26 1
23 2
173 39
ry 1981
MEDICALS LOST TIME
2 0
3 2
2 1
0 0
ise .1 0
7 2
1 0
16 5
Jents treated by a physician.
?nt in which an employee cannot meet
>ecause of the accident.
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oil earned."
To meet the targets of energy conservation
and increased efficiency, the government
will emphasize conserving energy mostly
through higher prices, but also through fuel
efficiency standards in automobiles, buildings
and equipment, and through economic
incentives such as tax credits.
The fifth cycle (1985 to 2000) would
move us away from oil dependence by increasing
our use of coal, "synfuels" (synthetic
fuels, such as gasified coal), solar energy,
oil shale, unconventional gas and nuclear
power and by further increasing efficiency
in energy use.
The sixth cycle (2000 and beyond) would
represent our transition from reliance on
non-renewable resources to use of renewable
resources and advanced nuclear technologies.
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oume 01 me general rorecasts the government
has made about our energy use be
tween now and 2000 include the following:
?U.S. total energy consumption will continue
to increase, but not at the rapid pace it
used to.
?With decontrol of oil prices, domestic
oil will cost almost a much as foreign oil.
Even so, and in spite of oil from Alaskan and
offshore drilling, we won't be able to increase
the amount of oil we produce domestically.
?With decontrol of some natural gas, its
bargain status in comparison to oil will decrease.
It will eventually cost almost as
much to use natural gas as oil.
Employee T
Should Be I
Every payday Clinton Mills uses the Form
W-4 you completed to determine how much
Federal income tax to withhold from your
pay. The Company uses the number of withholding
allowances you claim on the W-4 to
figure the amount of tax to withhold. So it is
important to keep your W-4 up-to-date to
reflect any changes in your withholding allowances.
The more withholding allowances you
claim, the less tax is withheld from your pay.
The fewer allowances you claim, the more
tax is withheld.
The instructions on Form W-4 explain how
to figure the withholding allowances you are
entitled to claim. File a new W-4 if necessary.
You can get Form W-4 from the Personnel
Department.
You should check the number of your allowances
if:
1. Your marital status changes.
2. Your dependent is born or dies.
3. You begin or stop support;ng a dependent.
4. You become 65 years old or blind.
5. Your eligibility for the "special withholding
allowance" changes.
6. Your eligibility for additional withholding
allowances for credits, deductions, or
. alimony payments changes.
If the number of allowances you are entitled
to claim INCREASES, you may file a
new W-4 at any time.
If the number of allowances you are entitled
to claim DECREASES to less than the
number you are now claiming, you must file
a new W-4 within 10 days of the change.
You can estimate your taxes for the year by
using the worksheet in Form 1040-ES, Declaration
of Estimated Tax for individuals.
Then you can decide whether to change the
number of withholding allowances you are
claiming so you can have less tax or more tax*
withheld.
IF YOU WANT LESS TAX WITHHELD, you
3 Energy
?Even with rising prices, domestic natural
gas production will fall off. (Natural gas
suppliers are apparently counting on such
things as gasified coal to assure gas supplies
in the future.)
?Americans have increased their use of
electricity twice as fast as their total energy
use. Electricity use will keep on growing,
but, like our total use of energy, at a slower
rate.
?uur use or coai, especially tor generating
electricity, will increase. Coal will also be
used to make synfuels?synthetic liquids
and gases?to take the place of oil and natural
gas.
?Use of nuclear power to make electricity
will increase. If it doesn't, more coal will be
needed in its place.
?Solar energy and other "new" energy
sources will provide us with about five percent
of our energy by 2000 (not including
hydro and geothermal contributions.
This forecast is based on "no manacles
anH nn mirarloc " Th.r "
...? . ? .muuviw. i ma 11leans iiu apparently
unlikely events (miracles) such as a sudden
technological breakthrough in energy research
and no major roadblocks (manacles)
such as the shutting down of the nuclear
power industry are assumed.
Looking at past history, we find few miracles
but many manacles with regard to energy.
To assume that the Middle East, which
supplies most of our imported oil, will remain
stable through the year 2000 is,
according to some forecasters, to assume a
miracle.
ax Records
Jp-To-Date
should claim all the allowances you are entitled
to. However, if you work for more than
one employer, you mav not claim the same
allowances with each one. If both you and
your spouse are employed, you can divide
allowances between you, but both cannot
claim the same allowances.
If you are eligible, you may claim any of
the following withholding allowances:
1. The "special withholding allowance" if
you are single with one employer, or married
with one employer and your spouse is not
employed.
2. Allowances for estimated tax credits for
the earned income credit, credit for child
and the dependent care expenses, credit for
the elderly, and residential energy credits
(see the instructions on Form W-4).
3. Allowances for estimated itemized deductions
(see the instructions on Form W-4).
4. Allowances for estimated alimony payments.
These allowances are used only to figure
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"Exemptions" when you file your tax return.
If you expect to owe no taxes for 1981 and
owed none for 1980, you may claim "exempt"
status. This means that no Federal
income tax is withheld from your pay. (Your
employer must still withhold Social Security
tax, if applicable.) If you want to claim this
exemption, write "Exempt" on the appropriate
line of the W-4 you file. You must fiL .
new Form W-4 with your employer for each
year you claim exemption.
If you began working during the year after
a period of unemployment, too much tax
may be withheld from your pay. To avoid
this, ask to use the "part year" method of
withholding for the rest of the year.
IF YOU WANT MORE TAX WITHHELD,
you can claim fewer or zero allowances, or
ask to withhold more tax, or both. If you are
married, you may also check the box "Married,
but withhold at a higher Single rate" on
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lumi w-h. tuu proDaDiy win need to have
more tax withheld if both you and your
spouse are employed, or if you have more
than one job.
If your name, the Company's address, or
your social security numbf is incorrect on
records, please make the necessary corrections.
Tumblin Named To
Honor Society
Lee Tumblin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
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w; >i. i UIMI/MM oi. auu a 3CMIUI <31 ^icrnson
University, has been initiated into the Phi
Kappa Phi Honor Society.
Phi Kappa Phi was the first honor society
to recognize superior scholarship in all fields
of study and to take into membership the
highest-ranking students from any branch of
learning. Since chapters e'ect no more than
the upper ten percent of a graduating class,
not from just one or two specialized fields
but from all disciplines at a college or university,
membership is a mark of distinction
unequaled by any other scholarly group. Lee
is also a member of Pi Mu Epsilon, which isa
Math Honor Society.
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