Wallace
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Discusses
Traffic
Lights
Traffic lights were in the spotlight
at last week's Town Board meeting
in Wallace.
Tht board decided Thursday to
ask the state Department of Trans
portation to install a traffic lieht at
U.S. 117 and the old Teachey Road
near the north edge of town.
The board took no action on a
request to have the town's present
traffic lights continue stop and go
signals through the night. Now, the
traffic lights are switched to blinking
at 10:30 p.m. Police Chief Roscoe
Rich said the number of accidents at
night was no worse than during the
day.
A public hearing on rezoning land
next to the Jiffy Foods store on U.S.
117 from residential to commercial
was to be held Monday in the town
hall.
Major Pearsall, Yottie Teachey
and David Ingram asked for help in
getting rid of water standing on the
back portion of their property Board
members said the town cannot do
such work on private property.
N.C.
Supreme
Court
To Review
Case
The N.C. Supreme Court will
review the conviction of a former
president-elect of the N.C. State Bar
Association, who was disbarred and
sentenced to four years in prison for
embezzlement and false pretense.
Donald Stephens, a special duputy
attorney general, requested the
bearing by the high court because
Mount Olive lawyer George M.
Kornegay has continued to practice
pending his appeal.
The N.C. Supreme Court hearing
bypasses the N.C. Court of Appeals.
Korneuav. who resigned as presi
dent-elect of the N.C. State Bar
after ho' was indicted, was found
guilty/Oct. 3 of obtaining money by
falsi/ pretense and two counts of
corporate malfeasance. The state
said Ki>rnegay has misused money in
his client's trust ace Hints and placed
legal fees earned by his law firm into
his personal account.
Hauck
Dismissed
At
Goshen
Goshen Medical Center in Faison
is to begin its second search this year
for an administrator after the dis
missal of Bob Hauck September 3 by
the Board of Directors.
Hauck was hired six months ago
after the resignation of former
administrator. Jane Silver, in March.
The dismissal came at the end of
Hauck's six-month probational
period as administrator of Goshen
Medical Center. The dismissal was
unanimous among the nine Goshen
directors present at the Sept. 3
meeting. The board consists of 12
directors.
Reasons for the dismissal are said
to be conflicts between Hauck and
the Goshen Medical Center staff
members. Appointed by the direc
tors. from the staff, to act as
administrator is Elinor Ezzell. health
educator at Goshen Medical Center.
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Grady Family
Reunion
The Grady family will assemble at
the Gray Branch Church recreation
building in Deep Run on Sunday.
Oct. 7 to honor the memory of their
ancestors, have fellowship and enjoy
a picnic lunch together.
Viola Croom states the reunion is
expected to be a gixxl one and
encourages all descendants and
friends to attend. Bring a picnic or
covered dish dinner. The program
begins at 12 noon and dinner will be
served at 12:30.
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