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18020
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There is a growing trend of student unrest in American universities, and the University of North Carolina is not immune. Student response to military action in Cambodia sparked protests on the UNC college campus.
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2.A Report on the North Carolina Economy by Gill, Edwin Popular Government Vol. 36 Issue 8, May 1970
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18021
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Notwithstanding the problems of the nation, North Carolina continues to be in excellent financial condition, with moderate debt, a balanced budget, and an end of the year surplus expected.
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18022
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A major problem facing state and local governments in North Carolina today is the increasing complexity of society, and thus obtaining information on priorities, decisions, and actions. Beyle and Williams offer advice to North Carolina governmental agencies for staying abreast of situations and policies.
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