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for Popular Government Vol. 45 Issue 1, Summer 1979
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Cities need additional police and fire protection as they grow in size and population. This article examines types of public safety programs and how they are addressed in North Carolina.
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In 1976, hoping for a higher level of public safety services at a lower cost, the Morganton city council approved a plan for partially consolidating the police and fire functions. This case study explains the rationale for consolidated services in a small city, and serves to show Morganton's experience in adopting and implementing a public safety program.
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As North Carolina cities grow, they face the problem of administering authority of sprawl and subdivisions. This article looks at the scope of subdivision regulation in North Carolina, particularly at the scope of the laws, and penalties for evasion and how it is enforced.
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18351
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In the early 70s, the North Carolina General Assembly passed two campaign-financing laws. Their application the 1976 general election provides some insight into the relationship between money and political decision-making.
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