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1536
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In response to NC's rise from 41st nationally to 16th in crime, state officials and educators discussed old and new methods of crime prevention and control at the North Carolina Citizens for Business and Industry's annual meeting.
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Morris & Associates, a Garner refrigeration and ice-making company, is sending the world's biggest ice maker to Seoul. The thermal storage system, which has the capacity to produce over a half-million pounds of ice per day, will cool an office complex.
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High Point was honored with the Arthur D. Little Award for Management Excellence in Economic Development, given by the American Economic Development Council, for its innovative public/private approach to economic development.
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1710
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Airports in the Piedmont region, including Piedmont Triad International and Raleigh-Durham International, have played and continue to play integral roles in the economic success of the region.
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North Carolina's Piedmont region has experienced unsurpassed physical and economic growth in the past decade. Consequently, once-small towns in the Piedmont Crescent have been transformed into the economic peripheries of major urban centers.
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North Carolina's Piedmont area has experienced a significant and sustained economic growth in the last two decades. The prosperity of the region is self-perpetuating, and future prospects for economic vitality are promising.
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1810
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The state legislature has passed a law adjusting the required split between liquor and food revenues for restaurants with liquor licenses from 50-50 to 60-40, meaning that now for every dollar taken in, as much as sixty cents can come from alcohol sales.
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Governor Jim Hunt is seeking to make North Carolina more attractive to corporations by revising the laws governing corporations in the state. Hunt has supervised the revision of Chapter 55 of the General Statutes, known as the Corporation Act.
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1874
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After nineteen years on the North Carolina Supreme Court, Chief Justice James G. Exum, Jr. is retiring. Exum will now be a vocal advocate of merit selection, where judges are appointed based on experience rather than elected on campaign merits.
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Half of the over 100,000 gas stations in the U.S. use pumps manufactured by the Gilbarco Company in Greensboro. Recently Gilbarco introduced a new pump that will accept cash or credit cards, monitor underground tanks for leaks, and recover fuel vapors.
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2056
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North Carolina state treasurer Harlan Boyles, who manages the state's portfolio of pension funds and other investments, is known for making sound investments that bring in good returns and for resisting those who encourage riskier ventures.
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2057
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North Carolina state treasurer Harlan Boyles' new book, KEEPER OF THE PUBLIC PURSE, is both a history of public finance in the state and a solid set of recommendations for improving the efficiency of the state government.
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2092
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Governor James Hunt's tax-cutting proposals to the N.C. General Assembly include a repeal of the intangibles tax, lower corporate income taxes, and sizeable cuts on personal income taxes.
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2232
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Women legislators in the North Carolina General Assembly are increasingly playing more prominent roles. This is most evident in the committees that are chaired by women, including the powerful Senate Appropriations Committee
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2246
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Bud Baker, president and CEO of Wachovia Corp., is the new chairman of North Carolina Citizens for Business and Industry (NCCBI).
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