Ww L /iWC STAFF PHOTO BY OOUG RUTTE TROOPER HARNEY \VIIJ(ES (left) and rescue volunteers responded Monday to a two-vehicle acci dent at Supply in which several persons were injured. staff photo bv terry pope THE DRIVER WAS INJURED and damages were estimated at $5,000 when this E & R Development Inc. truck overturned at the Holden Beach intersection last Wednesday. Truck Driver Charged In Supply Wreck Monday Several vacationers from the Raleigh area were injured Monday afternoon in a two-vehicle accident at the intersection of U.S. 17 and Ml. Pisgah Church Road at Supply that backed up traffic for more than an hour. Trooper Barney Wilkes of the N.C. Highway Patrol said Tuesday that a tractor-truck was south bound on U.S. 17 when traffic ahead of it slowed for a vehicle making a turn. When the truck driver braked, he lost control of the truck which skid ded inlo the northbound lane. An oncoming van struck the driver's side of the truck. The driver of the truck has been charged with driving left of center. Names of those involved in the accident were not available Tuesday. Coastline, Shallottc and Town Creek Volunteer Rescue Squads rc sponded to the scene, along with a local volunteer fire department. Wilkes said there were multiple personal injuries, with several of the van's occupants ? vacationers from the Raleigh area ? transported to The Brunswick Hospital with seri ous injuries. Wilkes said he and other troopers have been responding to a large number of accidents over the past few days, many of which may have been related to weather conditions. "A lot of them happened during the rain," he said. "People just won't slow down." Also, a two-axle truck overturned last Wednesday its it attempted a right turn onto the Holdcn Beach Causeway, injuring the driver, N.C. Highway Patrol spokesman Ruby Oakley said Tuesday. James Harvey Hcwcil, 18, of Shallottc, was castbound in the 1968 Chevrolet owned by F & R Development Inc. of Supply. He was taken by ambulance to The Brunswick Hospital, where he was treated for class B injuries, which arc serious but not incapacitating. The incident happened at 1:15 p.m. eight-tenths of a mile west of Coastal Resources Panel Keeps Sea Wall Ban BY DOU(J R UTTER North Carolina's ban on sea walls, jetties and groins is alive and well for ihc time being. The N.C. Coastal Resources Commission made no changes to the six-year-old rule prohibiting ero sion-control structures that "harden" the beach when it met last week in Beaufort. However, commissioners did agree to consider a proposal that would simplify the process of ask ing for an exception to the rule, said Jcannette Johnson, spokesperson with the N.C. Division of Coastal Management. 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Come by and see us or call anytime for more Information. Hwy.179 (At Ocean Ule Airport) OCEAN ISLE BEACH. NC ' ? VI I r riniiilli II erosion in one place but tend to shift the problem elsewhere and limit ac ccss to the beach. In recent months, however, some of the panel's members have said the rule is too strict and there should be a procedure to allo^ exceptions. Several CRC members initiated a proposal in March that would allow sea walls, jetties and groins on the bcach if they would not "cause sig nificant adverse impact" or if they would "provide overriding public benefit." At their meeting last week, com missioners heard from two coastal geologists and two coastal engi neers. They urged the panel to pro ceed with caution in considering any changes to the beach-hardening ban. Ms. Johnson said Coastal Man agement staff will present inlorma lion on the near-shore and offshore disposal of dredged sand as an ero sion-conirol measure when the commission meets in September. 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(800)457-7263 Ms. Johnson said the coastal pan el took no action on two other pro posals that went to public hearing last Thursday. One of the rules would make coastal property owners promise to remove or demolish their homes if they become threatened by erosion. About 25 people spoke in favor of the idea at the hearing, Ms. Johnson said, and the commission received more than 1 30 letters sup porting the plan. The CRC didn't vote on a pro posal to allow maintenance dredg ing in shellfish beds, coastal wet lands and submerged vegetation. Ms. Johnson said CRC members decided to see how a recent rule change that allows maintenance dredging in primary nursery areas works before they include other ar eas. N.C. 130 at its intersection with Sabbath Home Road (S.R. 1 120). Trooper D.B. Harvell, the investi gating officer, said the truck had a broken wheel cylinder. No charges were filed. Damage to the vehicle was esti mated at approximately S5.000. Calabash Renames Roadways At least a dozen streets in Cala bash have been renamed to avoid fu ture confusion for emergency scrvicc personnel responding to 91 1 calls. In order for the 911 system to be activated, every street with three or more homes must have a name, said Lee Hitchcock of the Brunswick County Planning Department. "The county docs not have juris diction within the city limits, but we have worked with the Calabash Planning Board and the Property Owners Association of Carolina Shores in renaming the streets," said Hitchcock. Identical street names and names with the same first word have been changed, he said, so that in the event of an emergency, rescue members can get there as quickly as possible. Some streets that have been re named include River, McLamb and Carter Road and any streets begin ning with Calabash. All Calabash streets have been renamed as necessary, he said. 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