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for Popular Government Vol. 39 Issue 4, Dec 1972
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In November 1970, North Carolina voters passed a constitutional amendment requiring the reorganization of state government: By 1975 the executive branch is to have not more than twenty-five departments. The first phase has been completed. But the real work is still ahead.
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18137
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Turnbull presents voting statistics based on data and official returns as certified by the North Carolina State Board of Elections.
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18138
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In 1969, Governor Scott, by executive order, divided North Carolina into seventeen multi-county regions. One of several reasons for the order was to establish a framework by which the local governments of each region could create a regional organization. During the time since the Governor's order, the existing regional organizations have generally expanded their memberships and increased their programs; and new regional organizations have been created where there were previously lacking.
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