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North Carolina probes diploma mills and secret correspondence schools
Officials from the State Board of Higher Education review suspected mail education schemes with North Carolina addresses. No records show incorporation or charters for the organizations in question. The inquiry also notes four empty bust niches in the capitol rotunda and a growing state payroll of 42 202 permanent employees.
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William A. Shiresigh
North Carolina
State Board of Higher Education
Canada
State Revenue Department
Secretary of State
Etnis
Howard Boosie
Edu
Dr. Boozer
State Capitol
General Assembly
Department of Archives and History
State Personnel Department