October 4, 1982 - 10:00 AM - County Board of Commissioners Meeting Minutes

Meeting of Board of Commissioners - Johnston CountyOctober 4, 1982The Johnston County Board of Commissioners met in regular session on Monday, October4, 1982, at 10 oclock am, in the Commissioners Room of the Johnston County Courthouse,Smithfield, North Carolina, with the following members presentNorman C Denning; Chairman, Frank B Holding, Vice Chairman, James W Cash,Howard Benton and John M Booker, DVMMembers Absent NoneThe Chairman called the meeting to order and the following business was transacted1 MinutesThe minutes of the September 7, 1982, board meeting stand approved as recorded2 Recreation Grants ApprovedAfter discussion and upon motion by Commissioner James W Cash, the followingRevenueSharing Recreation Grant applicationswere approved;Glendale - Chapel Booster Club 1,200supplement; Clayton Primary School - 2,000,; and Clayton High School Athletic Boosters Club- 2,000 Commissioner Cash further moved that the board not accept any more recreation grantapplications for this fiscal yearCommissioner Howard Benton seconded the motion which was carried by unanimous vote3 Appointments - Mental Health BoardThe board was advised that the following terms on the Area Mental Health Board had anexpiration date of October 1, 1982; Jean Massengill citizen - female; Dr Donnie H Jonesphysician; Carolyn Ennis female- organization and Thelma Hearley citizen- femaleCommissioner John M Booker, member of the Mental Health Board, reported that Dr Joneshas notified him that he would like to retire with the expiration of this term from the AreaMental Health Board, however, the other three members are willing to continue servingAfter discussion, Commissioner Frank B Holding moved that Jean Massengill citizen -female; Carolyn Ennis female - organization; and Thelma Heartley citizen- female be reappointeto the Johnston Area Mental Health Board for terms of four years with an expiration date ofOctober 1, 1986Commissioner Holding further moved that the Clerk be instructed to write Dr Donnie HJones a letter expressing the bards appreciation for the dedicated service he has renderedto the citizens of Johnston County during his tenure on this boardCommissioner John M Booker seconded the motion which was carried by unanimous vote4 Sale of County Property — Sherman Rogers HeirsUpon a motion by Commissioner Frank S Holding, duly seconded by Commissioner John MBooker and carried by unanimousvote, the following resolutionwas adoptedPROPOSAL TO ACCEPT BID TO PURCHASE JOHNSTON COUNTY PROPERTYTHIS PROPOSAL COMING BEFORE THE JOHNSTON COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS at its regularmeeting on October 4, 1982, and pursuant to NCGS 160A -266 and 160A -269 concerning the saleof county -owned property by the procedure of negotiated offer, advertisement and upset bids;And whereas the County of Johnston has no present or anticipated use of the lot here-inafter described and desires to sell said lot by negotiated offer, advertisement and upset bidspursuant to NCGS 160A -266 and 160A -269; and whereas the County proposes to accept a writtenoffer to purchase the property hereinafter described in the amount of 1,50000 which offer wasmade by Roger Eugene Vinson and wife, Emma Graye Vinson and secured by 10000 earnest moneydeposited with the Johnston County Clerk of Superior Court; and whereas 1,50000 is the fairmarket value of the property; and whereas the taxes which would have been owed on the propertybeen owned by private party for the years 1931 -1982, years during which the county has ownedthe property, total 16580THEREFORE, the Johnston County Board of Commissioners proposes to accept the said offerof Roger Eugene Vinson and wife, Emma Graye Vinson, Box 28, Wilsons Mills, North Carolina andsell the property hereinafter described to them for the sum of 1,50000, unless said offer israised by upset bid pursuant to publication notice as provided in NCGS 160A -269, saidproperty being more particularly described as follows260October 4, 1982 ContinuedBeing all of Lot 68 of the Vinson Subdivision located in Wilsons Mills Township,Johnston County, said lot being depicted in Book Z12 page 500, Johnston County Registry andbeing the same tract of land recorded in Book 26, page 375, and book 265, page 272, JohnstonCounty RegistryJOHNSTON COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERSBY Eleanor N CreechSecretary5 Easement - Langley EnterprisesUpon a motion by Commissioner Howard Benton, duly seconded by Commissioner James WCash-and carried by unanimous vote, the following easement was granted;EASEMENTTHIS DEED OF EASEMENT made this 16th day of September, 1982, by and between the COUNTYOF JOHNSTON, party of the first part; and LANGLEY ENTERPRISES, INCORPORATED, party of the secondpart;WITNESSETHThat whereas party of the second part owns some real property in Smithfield Township,Johnston County, North Carolina, and whereas said party of the second part desires a permanentutility easement and right -of -way across the lands of party of the first part; whereas it isnecessary that party of the second part go upon said lands for constructing and maintainingsaid utility lineNOW, THEREFORE, the party of the first part, for and in consideration of the sum ofTEN DOLLARS to it in hand paid by party of the second part, does hereby grant, give, and conveyunto said party of the second part and its succcessors and assigns, the right to construct,maintain, inspect, operate, protect, replace, repair, or remove an utility line, together withthe right of ingress and egress to and from same for purposes aforesaid,over, under and acrosssaid lands of which party of the first part is the owner in fee simple, said lands being moreparticularly described as followsBEGINNING at an iron stake on the western right -of -way of Seaboard Coastline Railroad,said point being the SE corner of a tract of land owned by Southside Warehouse Corporation;thence with the railroad right -of -way S 52 degrees 47 W 11027 feet to an iron stake, a cornerwith Langley Enterprises, Inc; thence with the Langley line N 55 degrees 00 W 2100 feet toa point; thence as the western edge of this 20 feet easement across the County of Johnstonproperty N 52 degrees 47 E 11027 feet to a point in the southern line of Southside WarehouseCorporation; thencewith the Warehouse line S 55 degrees 00 E 2100 feet to the BEGINNING,BEING a 20 feet easement along the eastern property line of a 1735 acre tract of land ownedby the County of JohnstonThis description was prepared by Ragsdale Consultants, PA This description is a partof the property of County of Johnston now used by Johnston County Rescue SquadIt is the purpose of this easement to convey to party of the second part herein apermanent easement for utility purpose only as described aboveTO HAVE AND TO HOLD said right -of -way and easement to party of the second, itssuccessors and assigns, continuously and perpetuallyIN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, The County of Johnston has caused these presents to be signedin its name by its Chairman of the Board of Commissioners, its official seal to be heretoaffixed and attested by its Clerk, the day and year first above writtenATTESTEleanor N CreechClerkTHE COUNTY OF JOHNSTONBY Norman C DenningChairmanBoard of CommissionersRIOctober 4, 1982 Cont6 Sheriffs ComplaintSince the September 7, 1982, board meeting the County Manager had presented to eachboard member a comprehensive report of activities and budgets for the Sheriffs Departmentfor the past several years Board members indicated that the County Manager had providedthem with a good informative reportFreddy Narron,`Chief Deputy, advised the board that the Sheriff was in Federal Courtin Fayetteville, N C, and asked if they could respond at a later time The board grantedthis request7 Appointments - Johnston County Youth Task ForceUpon a motion by Commissioner James W Cash, duly seconded by Commissioner HowardBenton and carried by unanimous vote, the following named people were appointed to theJohnston County Youth Task Force for a one year period;Nancy Babcock, Harold Blizzard, Melanie Dupree, Lee Grohse, Anthony Johnson, NealKeene, Tom Parrish, Joe Pearce, Eddie Perkinson, Judge Elton CPridgen, CharlesRenfrow, Lorman Richardson, Albert Stanley, Alice Tillman, Richard Williams, JerryWilson and Susan Arnold8 Squelch Control - Communications Console - Fire DepartmentsThe County Manager informed the board that the county has a serious problem for thedispatchers and a potential dangerous problem for the fire departments in the county Heexplained that the communications signal for Richmond, Virginia and Henrico County, Virginia,is so strong that it drowns out communications between the Central Dispatcher in the SheriffsOffice and the fire departments The frequency used by our departments and the Richmond andHenrico County rescue departments is the same The noise in the Sheriffs Office is so loudthat the dispatchers have to turn down the volume on the fire departments base station Thiscauses a problem because the fire departments cannot get a message to the dispatchers Inaddition to this, the Henrico County signal drowns out our communications The manager toldthe board that we have had emergency calls that could not get through because of the strongsignal from VirginiaThe recommended solution to this problem is to install an audible squelch controldevice on our present system to block out the signal from VirginiaThe board discussed this matter at length Board members asked if the FCC was awareof this problem and if they did not have some responsibility in regulating communicationfrequencies The board was told that the FCC was aware of the problem, and further they hadadvised that it was up to Johnston County to correct this situationThe board deferred action until later on during the day9 Bentonville Fire District — Resolution Calling Special ElectionWHEREAS, a petition has been duly presented to the Johnston County Board of Commissionerby at least fifteen per cent of the resident freeholders living and residing in the area lyingoutside the corporate limits of any municipality in Johnston County, and being known as theBentonville Fire District, and being described as followsBEGINNING at a point 1 on Bentonville Road 1009, at the Ellis Branch and 04 milenorth of the bridge -over Mill Creek; thence in a southwesterly direction to a point 2 onJoyner Bridge Road 1185 02 mile north of its intersection with Blackmon Mill Road 1136;thence in a southwesterly direction to a point 3 on the Blackmon Mill Road 1136, 02 milesouthwest of its intersection with Joyner Bridge Road 1185; thence in a southwesterlydirection to a point 4 on Camp Branch Road 1189 05 mile north of its intersection withMill Creek Church Road 1188, excluding all property on Blackmon Mill Road 1136 betweenthis and the preceding point; thence in a southwesterly direction to a point 5 on Mill CreekChurch Road 1188, 01 mile west of its intersection with Weaver -Bass Mill Road 1191; thencein a southeasterly direction to a point 6 on Weaver -Bass Mill Road 1191, 01 mile south ofits intersection with Mill Creek ChurchRoad 1188; thence in a southeasterly direction to apoint 7 on Weaver-Bass Mill Road 1191 02 mile northwest of its intersection with HarperHouse Road 1008, excluding all property on Weaver -Bass Mill Road 1191 between this and thepreceding point; thence in a southerly direction to a point 8 on Harper House Road 1008,02 mile southwest of its intersection with Weaver -Bass Mill Road 1191; thence in a south-easterly direction to a point 9 on Langston Road 1192 at its southern intersection withLoop Road 1193; thence in an easterly direction toa point 10 on Loop Road 1193, 07mile southeast of its intersection with Langston Road 1192, excluding all property on LoopRoad 1193 between this and the preceding point; thence in an easterly direction to a point11 where Johnston, Sampson, and Wayne County lines meet; thence in a northeasterly directionto a point 12 on Road 1200, 05 mile south of the Wayne - Johnston County line; thence in anortheasterly direction to a -point 13on Road 1009 at its intersection with the Wayne- JohnstonjOctober 4, 1982 Continuediline; thence in an easterly direction to a point 14 on Road 1205, 04 mile southeast of theWayne - Johnston County line; thence in an easterly direction to a point 15 on Road 1206, 05mile northwest of its intersection with Road 1203; thence in a southeasterly direction to apoint 16 on Road 1203, - 01 mile southwest of its intersection with Road 1206; thence in anortheasterly direction to a point 17 on Road 1203, 10 mile northeast of its intersectionwith Road 1206, including property on Road 1203 between this and the preceding point; thencein a northeasterly direction to a point 18 at the intersection of Roads 1008 and 1200; thencein a northwesterly direction to point 1, the beginningIt is requested that the Board of Elections of Johnston County hold a special electionin said district for the purpose of submitting to the qualified voters in said area the questionas to whether or not there shall be levied and collected in said area a special tax not toexceed 15?- on the 100 in valuation of all taxable property, real or personal, in said area forthe purpose of providing fire protection in said fire districtMotion by Commissioner Howard Benton, duly seconded by Commissioner John M Booker, andcarried by the following vote;Aye Howard Benton, John M Booker, Frank B Holding, James W Cash and Norman CDenningNay None10 Budget Amendment - Health Department - Family PlanningUpon a motion by Commissioner James W Cash, duly seconded by Commissioner HowardBenton and carried by unanimous vote, the following budget amendment was approvedHealth - Family PlanningRevenue Debit 103519830 7,468ExpendituresCredit 105159121 2,600105159181 240105159182 305105159183 315105159311 500105159312 200105159240 3,30811 Budget Amendment - Health Department - Migrant Healthj Helen Ray, Director, Johnston County Health Department, asked the board to appropriate340 from the State Migrant grant to the Health Department to cover expenses incurred forhealth services to migrant farm workersAfter discussion, Commissioner Frank B Holding moved that the following budgetamendment be approved;Health Department Reserve 34000 from 80000082Commissioner James W Cash seconded the motion which was carried by unanimous vote At this time, when the board was discussing the 20,000 appropriated to the countyfrom the State of North Carolina for migrant expenses, Commissioner Howard-Benton called to theboards attention that the Hospital had incurred expenses for migrant services in the amountof 88,587 since April, 1982, with reimbursements of only 4,429 In further discussion,Commissioner Frank B Holding indicated that in his opinion, some of the 20,000 should beappropriated to the hospital to help off -set this expenditure The board asked CommissionerBenton to verify that the 88,587 was all hospital cost and that no doctors fees were includedin this amount12 Budget Amendment - SocialServices - Crisis InterventionIUpon a motion by Commissioner Frank B Holding, duly seconded by Commissioner John MiBooker and carried by unanimous vote, the following budget amendment was approved;Social Services - Crisis InterventionRevenues Add Crisis Intervention 31940Expenditures Add Crisis Intervention 31,94013 Landfill - Contract Awarded - ContainersAfter review of the three bids received and recommendation by Harold Blizzard, CountyPlanner, Commissioner Frank B Holding moved that Godwin Manufacturing Company, Inc, Dunn,N C, be awarded the contract to furnish the county with six 6 40 cubic yard containers,at the low bidder price of 18,73800 3,12300 each{,1sIOctober 4, 1982 ContinuedCommissioner James W Cash seconded the motion which was carried by unanimous vote14 Lewis Wilson, Developer - Subdivision Regulations ComplaintThe County Planner reported to the board that he had discussed the complaint made byLewis Wilson, Developer, with the County Planning Board, in that Mr Wilson had questioned thelot size regulations in the Johnston County Subdivision Regulations; stating that the number oflots allowed on a private street do not agree with the regulations of the North CarolinaDepartment of Transportation The County Planner advised that the Planning Board will call aspecial meeting to discuss this matter and will make a recommendation to the Board of CountyCommissioners15 Subdivisionsa Upon a recommendation of the County Planner, Commissioner James W Cash movedthat the Gayle Ray Anderson Subdivision, 5 lots, Wilders Township, located SR 1742, approximatel14 mile northeast of Buffalo Creek;restriction; lot # 5 not approved for well and septic tankbe approved and the Chairman authorized to execute the platCommissioner Howard Benton seconded the motion which was carried by unanimous voteb Upon the recommendation of the County Planner, Commissioner James W Cash movedthat the William E Johnson Subdivision, 4 lots, Clayton Township, located SR 1574, approximatel2 miles north of Little Creek Church, be approved and the Chairman authorized to execute theplatCommissioner John M Booker seconded the motion which was carried by unanimous votec The County Planner in presenting the next Subdivision for approval explained thatSection I of Kozy Korner Subdivision consists of five 5 lots all fronting on astate maintainedroad Section II of Kozy Korner Subdivision was approved with two 2 private roads in August,1979, prior to the adoption of any restrictions on the number of lots allowed on a private roadIronically though, the number of lots approved on these two private roads would have conformedto the current private road restrictions and there would be room for two 2 more lots However,the owner of Lot # 6, which is a corner lot, built his house to face the wrong road This inturn means that only one more lot could be approved for the private road the house is facingSince the area now up for approval of two lots is completely landlocked and would haveconformed to the current private road restrictions had the owner of Lot # 6 built his house toface the road as proposed, the Planning Board feels that to deny approval of the two lots wouldcause unnecessary hardship and therefore have recommended that a variance be _allowed and thatSection III be given final approvalAfter discussion and recommendation of the County Planning Board, Commissioner JamesW Cash moved that the variance be allowed and that Section III of the Kozy Korner Subdivisionbe approved and the Chairman authorized to execute the platCommissioner Howard Benton seconded the motion which was carried by unanimous vote16 Indirect Cost Recovery StudyThe County Manager advised the board that David Griffith and Associates, a consultantfirm, has proposed to do an Indirect Cost Recovery Program for Johnston County at a cost not toexceed 7,500 annually The indirect cost study will be to recover additional money from thestate and federal government for programs related to human services The County Managerexplained that this firm had made indirect cost recovery studies for 35 counties in NorthCarolina, and that each of the managers in these counties that he had talked with has beencompletely satisfied with the work done by this firm The firm expects to recover at least50,000 this year in additional state and federal aid for Johnston CountyAfter a lengthy discussion and afavorable recommendation by the County Manager,Commissioner Howard Benton moved that David Griffith and Associates be employed to do an IndirectCost Recovery Program for Johnston County with the understanding that the cost of this programwill not exceed 7,500, which will come from the new money recovered ,11 Commissioner James W Cash seconded the motion which was carried by unanimous vote17 Water Tank - Painting Contract Awarded - KenlyIndustrial ParkGerald Horton, Engineer, Ragsdale Consultants, met and reviewed with the board the fivebids received to paint and repair the elevated water tank at the Kenly Industrial Park MrHorton explained that the bids consisted of a base bid for complete interior and exteriorsurface preparation of the 200,000 gallon tank and three alternatesInman Construction Company, Inc, of Southport, North Carolina, was the low bidder onthe base bid of 15,200, and still the low bidder on the three alternates; 1 to add a sumppump in base vault for 550; 2 provide lettering on one side of the tank to read JohnstonCounty for 500; 3 paint the Johnston County Seal on one face of the tank only for 1500After review of the bids by the board, and the recommendation of Ragsdale Consultants,Commissioner Frank B Molding moved to award the contract to paint and repair the water tankat Kenly Industrial Park to Inman Construction Company, Inc, Southport, North Carolina, lowbidder, as follows; Base Bid at 15;200; Alternate I -Add sump pump in base vault at 550;Alternate II - lettering on one side of tank to read Johnston County at 500; total bid of16,25000Commissioner James W Cash seconded the motion which was carried by unanimous vote18 County Financial ReportThe County Manager made a financial report for period ending September 30, 1982 Thisreport showed that revenues and interested earned were up as compared to last year19 Angier Rescue Squad- Request Financial AssistancePaul Bailey, President, Angier Rescue Squad, and Lee Wayne Tudor, Treasurer, andseveral other rescue squad members met with the Board of County Commissioners seeking financialassistance for emergency rescue squad service provided frequently in western Johnston County,mainly in the Pleasant Grove Community Mr Bailey and Mr Tudor explained to the board theAngier Rescue Squad is supported by a 13? special tax in the Black River Township of HarnettCounty, however, they provide service to residents in Johnston County that are not taxed MrTudor did advise the board that the squad does send bills for service rendered outside theBlack River District, and they do receive contributions from residents served in JohnstonCounty Mr J W Johnson, Past President, of the Angier Rescue Squad advised that even withthe donations and contributions they still receive complaints from the taxpayers, however, theywill continue to answer emergency calls, whether they receive help from Johnston County or notMr Johnson toad the board they would like an appropriation of 10,000, but would certainlyappreciate a lesser amount should the board agree to assist the Angier SquadThe Chairman and board members in discussion of this request, explained that JohnstonCountys Rescue Squads render services in other counties, and further that other countiessquads coming into Johnston County would deserve the same consideration should this board honorthis request The board advised sending money into another county for rescue service wouldbe a hard and difficult thing for the board to do, and the answer to this problem may be aspecial tax district including the area in Johnston County and other counties that the AngierRescue Squad serves The board agreed that if these residents want service provided by theAngier Rescue Squad and are willing to be taxed the Board of Commissioners will cooperateMr Bailey again emphasized that the main issue was that the Angier Rescue Squad wasset up for the Black River District which is taxed for this service and they are seekingassistance for these services provided to Johnston County residents outside the Black RiverDistrict The Angier Squad has made 64 calls in Johnston County in the past two years at17100 per call Mr Bailey also advised that the Town of Angier was seeking funds from theBlack River District to help pay for dispatchers handling calls for the rescue serviceIn conclusion, the Board of Commissioners asked the County Manager to talk with theHarnett County Manager to see if some agreement can be reached whereby the Angier Rescue Squadas well as other squads that operate across county lines could benefit20 To Williford - Road Paving Request and Industrial Recruitmenta Tommy Williford of Pippin Motors and a Smithfield resident, White Oak Drive, offBooker Dairy Road, asked the board for guidance in getting a portion of this road paved MrWilliford explained that a short distance of this road is unpaved and gets in bad shape duringwet weatherThe board asked that the County Manager and Paul Anderson, with the North CarolinaDepartment of Transportation, investigate the road and report back to the boardb Mr Williford also asked the board to consider employing a full time industrialco- ordinator to recruit industry for Johnston County Mr Williford stated that he isconcerned about his future as well as the communitys^The board advised that Commissioner Frank B Holding acts as the countys industrialco- ordinator on a part -time basis They told Mr Williford that Johnston County has spentits money wisely, in their opinion, in the past several years by running water and sewer linesto new industrial sites to attract industrywOctober 4 Continuedc` Mr Williford also spoke to the board about the purchase of county vehicles,asking that the local dealers receive an opportunity to submit a competitive bid21 Princeton Community Development ProjectThe board discussed a letter received from the U S Department of Housing and UrbanDevelopment concerning the September 8 and 9th visits to the Town of Princeton CommunityDevelopment ProgramThe purpose of this visit was to monitor real estate and relocation policies andprocedures to determine compliance This letter pointed out a number of discrepancies in theadministration of this program The board was most concerned with item number one #I letterof September 29th which reads as followsRelocation 1 Correctable OConnor Walker- A review of the file shows that thisperson was paid a fixed moving expense payment in the amount of 41000 The record does notcontain evidence which established the persons eligibility ie, that he is a displacedperson for this payment See 24 CFR 4249 and 24 CFR 42357b The County must eitherprovide evidence acceptable to this office that Mr Walker was eligible for this payment orreturn the amount of the Payment 41000 to the program and remove the cost from the projectaccountThe commissioners were concerned enough to try to meet with the Princeton Town BoardThe Princeton Town Board was not available Commissioner Holding requested Carl Gurley,Chairman of the Advisory Board, to meet with the County Commissioners Commissioner Holdingexpressed to Mr Gurley the boards concern and desire to see that the grant funds were spentin compliance with HUD regulationsMr Gurley advised the board that he would meet with the Princeton Town Board and thatthey would resolve all matters in the September 29, 1982, letterAfter further discussion, Commissioner Frank B Holding moved that the County Managerwork with Red Smith to get a response letter in order Commissioner John M Booker secondedthe motion which was carried by unanimous vote22 Squelch Control for Fire Communications SystemAt this time, and after further discussion of the communications problem with the firedepartments because of the interference from Richmond, Virginia, and Henrico County, Virginia,Commissioner Howard Benton moved that the county purchase squelch control devices for allcounty fire departments communications equipment Commissioner Benton further moved that thefollowing budget amendment be approvedContingency Fund Debit 8000008215,00000Credit 104340353Squelch Control 15,00000Commissioner Frank B Holding seconded the emotion which was carried by unanimous vote23 County Buildings - Rear Portion To Be Torn DownCommissioner Frank B Holding moved that the County Manager instruct the CountyMaintenance Supervisor to tear down the rear portion of the two county owned buildings facingThird Street Pollys Department Store and Value Pak Commissioner Holding further movedthis work should be done without working a hardship on the businessesCommissioner James W Cash seconded the motion which was carried by unanimous vote24 Sheriffs ComplaintGeorge Johnson, Sheriff, at this time, appeared before the board in regards to thereport furnished the board members by the County Manager The Sheriff asked the board for moretime in order that he might study the report and respond accordingly The board granted thisrequest advising the Sheriff that he could respond at the next regular board meeting Theboard also asked the County Manager to work with the Sheriff concerning this report if need be25 Hospital Cost - MigrantsCommissioner Howard Benton reported that the 88,587 cost for migrants was all hospitalcharges and this amount had no doctors fees includedAfter discussion, Commissioner James W Cash moved that 10,00000 of the State migrantgrant be appropriated to the hospital to cover expenses incurred for services to migrants andthat the following budget amemdment be madeMigrant Health Debit - 80000082 10,00000Credit -Hospital - Migrant Health1080009131 10,00000Commissioner Frank B Holding seconded the motion which was carried by unanimous vote266October 4, 1982 ContinuedUpon a motion by Commissioner Frank B Holding, duly seconded by Commissioner JohnM Booker and carried by unanimous vote, the board adjournedNorman C Denning, ChairmanEleanor N CreechClerk to the Boardit