Investigation Of Medicaid System In N C
Dr. Hubert Eaton, a Wilmington physician serving many Medicaid patients, asks the U S attorney in Raleigh to investigate North Carolina s Medicaid system. He says it restricts care by reimbursing only symptom treatment, hindering comprehensive medical workups for critically ill patients.
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Inventory Tax Cut Approved Tentatively By Haus House
Business interests pushed toward cutting the state inventory tax with a 50 percent five year reduction. The House passed second reading 75 31 and the bill awaits final consideration amid debate over lost revenue for local governments and potential job gains.
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Raleigh House votes to gradually cut state inventory tax
Roll Call RALEIGH AP reports the North Carolina House tentatively approved a bill to reduce the inventory tax 10 percent yearly for five years, ending in 1981 with half inventories taxed. Supporters say the move expands the tax base while opponents warn of local budget losses and industry gains.
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Sanford would quit if Wallace wins NC primary
Democratic hopeful Terry Sanford said he would drop out if George Wallace defeats him in North Carolina. He spoke in Columbia during a two day South Carolina swing and promoted citizens assemblies to hear voters concerns while contrasting Wallace on hate and negativism with his own call for hope and action. The former North Carolina governor recalled losing to Wallace in 1972 and ruled out any bid for vice president. The note ends by mentioning the 1846 Oregon Territory treaty ending joint occupation with England.
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