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3036
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While tourism is a major part of its economy, Watauga County looks to manufacturers, including International Resistive Company (IRC), small businesses, and seasonal home buyers to broaden its base. broaden its base.
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3049
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The 1995 General Assembly passed legislation authorizing charter schools, or schools operated by a private, non-profit organization. The hard question that remains to be answered is how these schools are supposed to operate.
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3050
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Passage of the 1993 state bond referendum approved $560 million for university system and community college construction. Projects include East Carolina University's Joyner Library expansion and renovation.
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3051
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C. C. Cameron of Charlotte, former chairman and CEO of First Union Corporation, was elected chairman of the UNC System Board of Governors in July, 1996.
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3052
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Paul M. Wiles, CEO of Carolina Medicorp, Inc. and Forsyth Memorial, the state's second largest hospital, oversees his group's transition from health care facility to managed care provider.
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3053
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Watauga County is the state's third largest Christmas-tree-growing county. The 1995 harvest of around 700,000 trees accounts for forty-two percent of the county's $34.5 million farm income.
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