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The Gaston Gazette

Location

Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1995

Page

3

Smart Start deal eases budget but sows future tensions

The deal among House Republicans Senate Democrats and Gov Hunt shifts Smart Start funding with 58 million this year and 21 million more planned next year while delaying extra spending and adding an independent audit. The broader package allows a 91 billion state budget with 2.8 percent cuts and major education department downsizing. The pact sustains preschool programs but seeds future friction over expansion and oversight. The session features a famed press corps skit riffing on Star Trek and GOP figures. Ken Miller of Mebane receives praise for a patriotic pledge homage using an Army helmet.

HOUSE Republican Senate Democrats Hunt Republicans Raleigh General Assembly Forrest Gump Jabba the Hut George Patton Rush Limbaugh Senate Ken Miller Mebane

Helms fundraisers signal 1996 Senate bid in Raleigh

U S senator Jesse Helms plans a fundraising reception in Raleigh ahead of an official 1996 bid. Reports say he may announce next January, while potential challengers emerge including Harvey Gantt and Charles Sanderson. Sanderson’s son was recently arrested in a federal counterfeit case.

Raleigh U.S Jesse Helms Helms Senate Clare Sam Currin Charlotte

Teachers to lie in streets over tax credits

Research Triangle Park AP Teachers will lie down in the streets to protest private school tuition tax credits. John Wilson, leader of North Carolina’s largest teachers group, warned about a punitive issue at a conference with about 250 members as a House bill would grant $200 tax credits for 1996 97 and $1 000 in later years.

Research Triangle Park North Carolina John Wilson North Carolina Association of Educators

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