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for Popular Government Vol. 38 Issue 2, Oct 1971
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18074
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Approximately 200 bills concerning motor vehicles or traffic safety were introduced during the 1971 session of the North Carolina General Assembly. Over 70 of these were enacted into law. The more significant ones included Alcoholic Beverage Control Law, driver's license laws, and requirements for registration, equipment, and rules of the road.
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18075
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Until the 1971 North Carolina General Assembly, the law of access to public proceedings and public records was a veritable jungle. But recent changes are noticeable, as a new law provides concrete, cohesive regulations on the access of public records.
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18076
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A growing problem is the threat of aural pollution. The explosion of both population and technological society has increased the noise level across the country. In North Carolina there are some legal tools that can be used to combat noise pollution.
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