Study questions Reagan plan costing NC billions
A North Carolina study concludes Ronald Reagan’s plan to return federal funds to states could cost the state over 1.75 billion dollars annually. It says state taxes would need a 27 percent rise and local taxes about one percent, with broader program funding raising costs further. Governor Hunt’s aides say he ordered the report and will discuss its implications.
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Timber restrictions opposed in North Carolina forests
Raleigh officials warn that cutting limits on national forests in North Carolina could trigger a broad economic impact in the western region. Ralph Winkworth of the Forest Resources Division said a impending curtailment would remove about one third of hardwood saw timber from Western North Carolina markets, cutting county receipts derived from timber sales.
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States to run 59 federal programs under Ford plan
Washington officials say state and local governments welcome Ford proposals to shift operation of 59 federal programs including Medicaid and 16 health services to the states. Critics warn of higher costs and reduced federal support as governors debate the plan.
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