N&O Index Card

Subject/Name: General Assembly, North Carolina

Article(s) Referenced In:

1. Losses by GOP will not change statehouse role - Ja 2 83 14A
2. N.C. lawmakers finding path to power blocked - Ja 2 83 1
3. Slim funds may curtail legislative session - Ja 5 83 12C
4. 200 proposals are submitted for lawmakers - Ja 7 83 8C
5. General Assembly swells with bigger staff, budget - Ja 9 83 1D
6. How N. C. governors view the Legislature - Ja 9 83 7D
7. Lean times demand political courage - Ja 9 83 4D
8. New Legislature needs magic to finance all state programs - Ja 9 83 1
9. Religious groups prepare to lobby '83 Legislature - Ja 9 83 28A
10. Editorial: Lawmakers sing blues - Ja 12 83 4A
11. Economic pall hangs over Legislature's opening day - Ja 13 83 9B
12. Legislative chairmanships assigned - Ja 16 83 29A
13. Under the dome: New food service (for Legislature) lightens budget gloom - Ja 16 83 1
14. Legislature seeking volunteer ministers to lead daily prayer - Ja 19 83 2C
15. New bills (limiting length of legislative session) - Ja 26 83 6A
16. Lawmakers debate shorter sessions - Fe 5 83 8A
17. Senate OKs study of panels, workload - Fe 8 83 3C
18. Legislature's doctor of the day (Pruitt) mixes medicine with politics - Fe 13 83 23A
19. Panel approves parts of bill in separation of powers move - Fe 16 83 12C
20. Under the dome: Slow Assembly action worries leaders - Fe 23 83 1
21. Legislature bombarded with pleas from arms freeze advocates, foes - Fe 25 83 1
22. Senate panel formed to study limiting session length - Mr 3 83 18A
23. Lawmakers try to cling to power, comply with ruling (on separation of power) - Mr 8 83 4C
24. Lawmakers grope for levers of power - Mr 11 83 4A
25. Editorial: Whose Legislature? - Mr 20 83 4D
26. Panel approves joint committee to study one-building Legislature - Mr 24 83 20A
27. Sessions (length of legislative sessions) - Mr 25 83 6B
28. Editorial: Tying Legislature in red tape - Ap 7 83 4A
29. Under the dome: Heads bump on honors for national champs - Ap 9 83 1
30. Panel gives first OK to proposal to limit sessions to 100 days - Ap 13 83 4C

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