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787
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Gaston County school superintendent Edwin West developed an innovative educational strategy that he named Odyssey. By 1993, Gaston County public school students and staff will be participants in this newest experimental school in the country.
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814
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The state's travel and tourism industry has witnessed noticeable gains from new ads airing nationally and in Canada on cable TV channels. Greater coordination between the state and local authorities also is paying off.
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817
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North Carolina Business magazine posed business-oriented questions to the candidates for statewide office -- US Senate, Governor, Lt. Governor and the eight Council of State posts -- in hopes of informing voters on the candidates' positions on business.
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921
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Burke County is experiencing growing pains as a result of an economic boom in the 1990s.
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964
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Dr. John Thomas, chancellor of Appalachian State University, has contributed greatly to the growth of the university.
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965
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The 1993-1994 General Assembly is attempting to define its role in confronting several tough issues, including health insurance reform, the environment, and constitutional reform.
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966
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New reports reveal that tourism, North Carolina's second largest industry, is growing and gaining a larger share in the Southeast.
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1065
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The legislature is considering three proposals that would lower business taxes.
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1132
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Charles Jeffress, deputy commissioner of the North Carolina Department of Labor and director of Occupational Safety and Health, discusses the purposes, activities, and modus operandi of the two departments.
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1133
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Dave Phillips, secretary of the Department of Economic and Community Development, outlines his vision for North Carolina's future, emphasizing his support for regionalism and regional planning.
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1134
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Using Thomasville Furniture Industries as an example, Tuttle shows that there is only a slight correlation between compliance with OSHA standards and workplace safety/workers' compensation claims.
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1135
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Thomasville Furniture Industries' workplace safety program has proved effective in reducing both the number of employee injuries and overall workers' compensation insurance costs. The programs comply with OSHA regulations.
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1193
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A public education reform movement is currently sweeping the General Assembly. At issue is the role of the Department of Public Instruction (DPI) and whether DPI should decentralize and give local school boards more authority.
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1321
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Continued development propels Hickory and Catawba County into the state's fourth-largest metropolitan area.
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1410
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North Carolina's fine golf courses have become an important tool for recruiting new businesses to the state.
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