Plan clash over UNC restructuring eyed for General Assembly
Raleigh AP reports no compromise seen as UNC and Gov. Scott clash over higher education restructuring. Ike Andrews says UNC plan to strengthen the Board of Higher Education would keep the Consolidated University intact, while Scott backs a statewide board to coordinate all 16 institutions. UNC supporters set up a Raleigh command post as Appalachian State trustees back the governor. Thomas J. White to lead Consolidated University lobbyists.
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North Carolina Economy Edging Higher on Consumer Spending
North Carolina's economy shows gradual improvement driven by rising retail sales and stronger auto purchases. May report from NC National Bank economists Alfred G. Smith and Donald H. Snyder notes four consecutive monthly gains with quarterly sales over 3.2 billion at a 22 percent annual rate, while unemployment stays at 4.2 percent.
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Finals Held At Three North Carolina Schools
The AP reports spring commencements at UNC Wilmington Lenoir Rhyne College and Campbell College. UNC Wilmington diplomas for 233 graduates. honorary degrees to Gov. Bob Scott Addison Hewlett and William Madison Randall. Campbell class 15 fewer than enrollment 15 years ago. $1 million gift anticipated. S. S. Kresge Foundation gave $50,000. Campbell College marks its 80th commencement.
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Methodist Conference Opens in Fayetteville North Carolina
The four day United Methodist Church North Carolina Conference began at Methodist College with about 1100 delegates. Bishop William R. Cannon led sessions planning elections, constitutional changes and a 2.93 million dollar budget up from last year.
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Five Big Issues Remain Before N C Legislature
Raleigh AP North Carolina lawmakers reach six months in session with five major issues still to resolve. Budget work behind schedule three weeks as Sen. John Henley aims to present the $4.3 billion appropriation by late June for a July enactment. Revenue projections trim the next biennium by about 16.3 million dollars.
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