Sun Journal Staff Roll Call and Roles
The Sun Journal announces its editorial and publishing staff including Michael Distelhorst as group publisher Chris Segal as editor Ken Warren as group advertising director and Sheila Meadows as circulation director, outlining leadership and key contacts.
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Don’t Let Opportunity Zones Be Just Another Tax Loophole
Bloomberg Opinion argues for robust oversight of Opportunity Zones part of the 2017 tax law. Mnuchin projects over 100 billion in investments with at least 90 funds, but transparency on project specifics and reporting is weak. Strong public data can reveal job creation and housing impact, and deter abuse while safeguarding confidentiality.
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Property rights and housing debates in North Carolina
John Hood of the John Locke Foundation argues that property owners should have broad authority to use dispose of their land, with government regulation increasing costs and potentially hindering housing supply. He asserts owners, not nearby residents, should decide questions about high density and granny flats, noting limited exceptions for direct harm or safety concerns.
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The stock buyback battle primer by Robert Samuelson
The Washington Post columnist outlines the rise of stock buybacks by S&P 500 firms, their impact on dividends and wages, and the political and economic pushback. It notes 2018 buybacks at 753 billion, led by information technology, finance, and health care, and discusses tax effects and potential policy responses.
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Weather brief prompts historic data summary
Fragmentary OCR notes reference highs and lows, humidity, and monthly norms. No clear event or location is readable. Preserve the vague meteorological framing and date context as a terse weather snippet without fabricating specifics.
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