Mr. Gray was then the head of the bank board.
Mr. Gray, 46, went on to talk about the good people he'd known in life.
Mr. Gray has had to spend the last two weeks fighting back.
Mr. Gray remains on the board and is chairman of its executive committee.
Mr. Gray said these payments did not break the law.
Mr. Gray said he believed that the department was simply too expensive.
Mr. Gray felt he couldn't let the children out of his sight.
Mr. Gray could not be reached at his home for comment tonight.
Mr. Gray joined the exchange in 1918 as a floor page.
Mr. Gray said the county had yet to add up the damage.
Mr. Gray was then the head of the bank board.
Mr. Gray, 46, went on to talk about the good people he'd known in life.
Mr. Gray has had to spend the last two weeks fighting back.
Mr. Gray remains on the board and is chairman of its executive committee.
Mr. Gray said these payments did not break the law.
Mr. Gray said he believed that the department was simply too expensive.
Mr. Gray felt he couldn't let the children out of his sight.
Mr. Gray could not be reached at his home for comment tonight.
Mr. Gray joined the exchange in 1918 as a floor page.
Mr. Gray said the county had yet to add up the damage.
