North Carolina budget outlines 1975 fiscal plan
Raleigh AP reports North Carolina legislators received the proposed 1975 budget detailing 2.99 billion dollars in total spending, a four percent rise over the prior year. It prioritizes health care, education and prisons while signaling potential tax cut debate between House Democrats and the Holfhouser administration amid cautious revenue projections.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
House
Holfhouser
Feasi
University of North Carolina Board of Governors
Board of Governors
East Carolina University
University of North Carolina System
UF Budget Forecast Cuts Tax Relief Plans
UF officials report tax revenue growth at half the pace of recent years while Democratic leaders dispute the estimate. They project sufficient funds to support a 50.9 million tax cut, with a 3.6 million shortfall in the prepared administration and advisory budget plan.
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Polk Youth Center
Raleigh
Craggy Prison
Asheville
Charlotte
Vinson-Salem
Devel
Highway Patrol
Department of Natural and Economic Resources
Jim Holshouser
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North Carolina House Returns Tax Cut Bill To Committee
The North Carolina House voted 59 to 48 to recommit a 51 million tax reduction measure to the Finance Committee. Rep. Sneed High led the move after Rep. Herbert Hyde proposed an amendment to make the bill constitutional. Committee chair Liston Ramsey said the Finance Committee will meet next Tuesday to consider restoring the measure to the floor.
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Noel Yancey
Associated Press
Raleigh Iap
North Carolina
House of Representatives
House
Finance Committee
Sneed High
D-Cumberland
Herbert Hyde
D-Buncombe
Liston Ramsey
D-Madison
House Finance Committee
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Jim Holfhouser
Jim Ramsey
William Watkins
DeGranville
Robert Jones
D-Atherford
Art Thomas
Dabarrus
Agnew Sells Home After $335000 Asking Price
Spiro Agnew lists his Bethesda Maryland 12 room fieldstone colonial for 335000 asking price, citing 124587 spent on security features while he was vice president. Government may retrieve some improvements but not required to reimburse. Embassy spokesman notes decision against purchase.
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Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Spiro T. Agnew
Bethesda
Agnew
Washington
Vawter
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