Antiquated Plan of County Control Condemned
Governor McLean told the North Carolina Association of County Commissioners that an antiquated county government system, like state government, causes administration defects. He urged reform, praised counties building service value, and proposed a selected commission to study conditions and recommend improvements while stressing accountability and prudent use of public funds.
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Blowing Rock
McLean
North Carolina Association of County Commissioners
North Carolina
Governor Seeks Study Commission For County Government
The governor urges forming a commission to study county efficiency and establish a clearinghouse for best practices. He pledges to improve state and county administration and asks county officials to cooperate in adopting better business methods across North Carolina.
The Links Referee by Innis Brown on golf ball on dirt pile
A reader asks about lifting and dropping a ball on topdressing dirt near a green. The Referee notes a lift and drop is allowed without penalty if the ball ends up as near as possible to where it rested, not nearer the hole, with a club length rule. Scraping dirt or improving the lie is forbidden.
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Innis Brown
Bell Syndicats Inc
Grain Prices Slip as Europe Weather Bets Rise
Chicago reports say better European weather and lower Liverpool futures pulled wheat lower at the open, 2 to 3 cents down, with corn and oats showing relative strength. Feed grain selling was light, confined to pit traders, while hog values rose, supporting the provision market.
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Chicago
Europe
Liverpool
Sharp
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