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Plant gone but Fawn undaunted - Wilson Daily Times (subscription)

"This Was payday," said Art Rutledge, president of Fawn Electronics, speaking Thursday afternoon by telephone from a neighboring industry's office, Triangle East Tooling & Machining."Everybody's got a check in their hands. We thought that Was something to accomplish."Many of the workers were scheduled to work Thursday but couldn't get in because N.C. 97 Was closed near the plant."We met them all at a little convenience store up the road, and as they came in, checks were handed to them," Rutledge said.The plant employs 90-95 people, 12-14 of whom work temporary jobs. Rutledge isn't sure what types of benefits workers will get until the plant reopens.Ironically, the plant Was about to shut down after Thursday until the first of the year, so most employees were going to be off next week anyway."This would have been the last day worked for the majority of the people until Jan. 3," he said.He hoped to be putting employees back to work quickly. His advice to his employees is that The Company will stay in Contact with them. As a result of the fire, The Company will experience an interruption but no permanent job losses, he said."We're trying to pull things together and get our - More available

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