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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1976

Page

8

Elite Schools Dominate NC University Funding Disparities

A report to the UNC Board of Governors finds no outright discrimination but notes a clear funding gap favoring elite campuses. UNC Chapel Hill, NC State, and to a lesser extent UNC Greensboro, receive far more per student than schools like Appalachian State and NC Central, shaping a rigid three to four tier system.

Robert B. Cullen Associated Press Raleigh University of North Carolina Board of Governors Appalachian State University North Carolina Central University ASU NCCU Appalachian State North Carolina Central Uncchapel Hill Appalachian NC Central North Carolina A&t East Carolina UNC Chapel Hill NC State Unified University Chapel Hill State Ralph Scott D+ Alamance William Dees Chapel Hall Uey UNC Chapel UNC Greensboro UNC Charlotte Western Carolina North Carolina A&t Cear UNC Wilmington Unc-Asheville Elisabeth City

North Carolina Eyes 5 Percent Energy Cut by 1980

North Carolina aims to cut total energy use 5 percent by 1980 if a federal grant is approved. The plan seeks up to 1.5 million dollars yearly for three years to fund mandatory lighting limits, efficiency in new buildings, and voluntary measures like public transit use and car pools. Carson Culbreth leads the effort, predicting the state can hold consumption at least four percent below the projected level with federal aid.

Raleigh North Carolina Federal Energy Administration Carson D Culbreth Energy Division Atte Department of Military and Veterans Atlars VOLS FEA Culbreth

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