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The Gaston Gazette

Location

Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 2000

Page

4

Lawmakers seek greater openness on state tax incentives

North Carolina lawmakers from both parties pressed for more transparency in state tax incentives offered to lure or expand companies. Critics urged full disclosure of dollar amounts and terms, noting public funds are involved. Commerce Secretary Rick Carlisle said information could be provided to legislators in the future.

Raleigh North Carolina Legislate Review Laws Study Commission Paul Leubke Durham John Kerr Dwayne Hugh Webster R-Caswell Leubke Commission Commerce Rick Carlisle Syngenta Greensboro Novartis Carlisle Community College Training Fund Biogenetic Center Webster William S. Lee Kerr Commerce Department

Grassroots campaigning shapes NC lieutenant governor bids

North Carolina voters will see candidates Beverly Perdue Betsy Cochrane and Catherine Carter rely on grass roots outreach to gain name recognition in a state race. Perdue touts handshakes barbecue trips and an email supporter list while Cochrane emphasizes local ties TV ads and debates. Carter notes media interest limits but attends campus events and radio shows to build visibility as a Reform Party candidate.

Raleigh North Carolina Beverly Perdue D-Craven Perdue Senate General Assembly Betsy Cochrane Davie Republican Party Sues Cochrane Reform Party Catherine Carter Carter

Survey reveals where Floyd victims live now

RALEIGH AP A mail survey of Hurricane Floyd victims shows more than half of respondents are back in their homes while at least 16 percent still rely on temporary housing. Officials caution the results likely understate renter and displacement figures due to who responded and data limits.

Raleigh Eugene Byrd State Commerce Department Federal Emergency Management Agency For Housing Assistance FEMA Byrd Jim Hunt

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