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RJ Reynolds Tobacco International Inc. purchased another plant in the former Soviet Union, bringing to five the number of cigarette manufacturing plants owned by the company here. RJR's international division is far outselling the domestic division.
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1871
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Retirees in North Carolina are finding pleasure in woodworking, and are learning the craft in programs such as Wayne Raab's Wood Production Crafts program at Haywood Community College.
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1872
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Once a mere offshoot of Raleigh, Cary is growing rapidly and is well-prepared to meet its promising future.
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1873
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Cary's Weston Park, a nine-acre lot overlooking Lake Crabtree, is the site of the North Carolina Bar Association's new $6 million, 50,000-square-foot headquarters. This is just one of a number of construction projects in rapidly expanding Cary.
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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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1875
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Despite the passage of a first-ever funding referendum, some state community colleges, mostly ones in rural areas, are struggling to raise the required matching funds.
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1876
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Former governor Bob Scott is ending his 11-year tenure as head of the community college system. Scott's advocacy has been an invaluable part of making the state's community college system a model for the nation.
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1877
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Janet and John Gallaher of Winston-Salem have established the C. E. Stone Foundation to provide funding for applications of information technology in classrooms around the country.
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1878
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BB&T and Southern National banks have announced a merger \"of equals\" that was motivated partly by fears of hostile takeovers.
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1880
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Advertising Age, \"the bible of the marketing/advertising business,\" has recognized Max Muhleman as one of the country's top 100 marketing executives. Muhleman is president of Charlotte-based Muhleman Marketing, Inc.
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1881
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Robert Beasley is director of administration for Raleigh's Mallinckrodt Specialty Chemicals Co., the world's largest producer of acetaminophen, the key pain-relieving ingredient in analgesics such as Tylenol.
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1882
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Western North Carolina relies a great deal on tourism to provide jobs and economic activity for the region. Now, representatives of the region are asking the state to place the same emphasis on tourism as on manufacturing when allocating funds for each.
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