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The Lincoln County School of Technology offers instruction in service-oriented jobs to better prepare non-collegiate people to advance in the job market.
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212
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Businesses such as IBM, Cherokee Sanford, Dayco, Duke Power, and SAS Institute reap results from their respective recycling programs.
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213
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Due to North Carolina's revenue collections, the state budget seems more and more likely to contain a significant surplus.
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214
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Professional and collegiate sports are the current hot business enterprises in North Carolina because they are perceived as virtual cash cows with infinite profit potential.
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215
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Eddie Smith, Jr. is chairman and CEO of Grady-White Boats, Inc. of Greenville.
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216
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Public interest groups have flourished in North Carolina because of the political climate and because most groups focus on statewide issues rather than local or regional issues.
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29458
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In North Carolina's Research Triangle Park, IBM has been making a market for recycled materials for years. Not only does the company utilize old computers to make new ones, it sets goals for reducing waste and has set up an engineering center for environmentally conscious products.
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29459
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Cherokee Sanford Group, Inc., North Carolina's largest brickmaker, has developed a system to handle petroleum-contaminated soil and water that can be recycled through its brick kilns. The company also uses sawdust from the furniture industry and non-contaminated waste and sludge from other industries such as the automotive industry.
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29460
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In Waynesville, North Carolina Dayco Products, Inc. is taking steps to changes its image and be a better neighbor. In an effort to combat negative publicity due to solvent emissions, the company is recycling scrap wood, paper, oil and batteries.
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29461
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Duke Power set a goal last year to reduce its solid and hazardous wastes through a system of stock incentives. The company has trimmed 16,000 tons of waste or 177% of its goal.
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