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25749
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In the past, North Carolina’s cities and counties have been run by all-white governments. But now, 22 years after the Voting Rights Act of 1965, local government structures are changing so that blacks can finally get elected. At least 30 local governments are in the process of changing to systems that are no longer solely inclusive of white politicians.
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Independent Weekly
(NoCar Oversize AP 2 .I57 [volumes 13 - 23 on microfilm]), Vol. 5 Issue 8, April 23-May6 1987,
p7-11, por
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17137
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Government expansion has been great in the State''s history from not just merely carrying out the law but to building roads and ensuring the population''s health. With growth comes greater responsibility for elected officials and an expanding base of offices to fill. In light of these problems, the author suggests a reorganization of government administration.
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30587
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David Mildenberg takes a look at the two state treasurer candidates for the 2016 election, Democrat Dan Blue III and republican Dale Folwell.
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15987
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Murphy continues his series of articles about North Carolinians who achieved political success at the local and national level in other states, including Arkansas, Connecticut, Florida, and Georgia.
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15994
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Murphy continues his series of articles about North Carolinians who achieved political success at the local and national level in other states, Illinois, Indiana, Mississippi, Montana, Nevada, and New York.
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15996
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Murphy continues his series of articles about North Carolinians who achieved political success at the local and national level in other states, including South Carolina and Tennessee.
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16019
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Murphy continues his series of articles about North Carolinians who achieved political success at the local and national level in other states, including Kentucky, Missouri, Iowa, Idaho, and Louisiana.
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16020
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Murphy continues his series of articles about North Carolinians who achieved political success at the local and national level in other states, including Tennessee, Texas, and Virginia.
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