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3443
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In 1996, Congress passed welfare reform legislation. Changes affecting the state include giving more responsibility to state and local governments, restricting welfare from full to temporary assistance, and determining where funding will come from.
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3444
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In 1983, the General Assembly passed legislation that allows credit against the state income tax for property donated for land and habitat conservation.
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3448
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The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill's Institute of Government hired Ann Simpson as its first director of development, effective April 1, 1997. Simpson will handle fund-raising for the institute.
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3449
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Providing for citizen input at local governmental board meetings, whether the officials are elected or appointed, requires skills, including knowledge of meeting laws, effective management, and good communication.
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3565
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Many individuals wish to make their own choices about the medical care and health treatment they receive. This is especially so for preparing for situations in which they will be unavailable to speak for themselves.
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