Secrecy Defended Closed Doors Gaining Official Support
The article argues that secrecy and closed door meetings are increasingly accepted by North Carolina officials to manage public business. Officials cite privacy of personnel matters and sensitive studies as reasons, noting the practice grew after a governor was presented with a new study.
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In Washington AP dispatch, Leon [information chief] urged all radio and television broadcasters to join a promotion association seminar. He proposed forming a staff to support a U.S. information project and noted about 3,400 private exchanges exist to connect people via media.
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