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Budget Approved Legislature To End Session Today
The 1975 North Carolina General Assembly advanced a $6.6 billion two year budget with about 288 million in cuts, leaving out a general pay hike for teachers and state workers. House and Senate actions also exempted many counties from group home and building inspector measures and moved to restructure the Department of Administration. A new law ends free rides for some motorists by limiting prayer for judgment continued PJCs to three or more in five years, and the House killed a bill to block sale of Chapel Hill electric to Duke Power despite a Duke bid.
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Raleigh
North Carolina General Assembly
Senate
House
Jim Holshouser
Advisory Budget Commission
Governor and Budget Commission
Department of Human Resources
State Department of Administration
Herman Moore D
Mecklenburg
Department of Administration
The
Budget Bureau
General Services Office
Child Day Care Licensing Commission
Human Relations Council
Crub Commission
Marine Science Council
House Utilities Committee
Charles Vickery
Dorange
Chapel Hill
Duke Power Co