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Subject/Name: Martin, James G.

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  1. Martin to take train (Victory Express) across state - Ja 1 85 1C
  2. Under the dome: Commissioners' group to fight tax cuts - Ja 2 85 1
  3. Under the dome: Policy-makers are asked to submit resumes - Ja 4 85 1
  4. Editorial: Martin reaches goal - Ja 5 85 4A
  5. Under the dome: Hunt to pass power, great seal to Martin - Ja 5 85 1
  6. Change brings opportunity for education - Ja 6 85 4D
  7. Surplus funds' spending takes Martin off-guard - Ja 6 85 22A
  8. Term begins with hope for bipartisan cooperation - Ja 6 85 22A
  9. Weight of office passed gingerly to Gov. Martin - Ja 6 85 20A
  10. Music arranged by Martin sung while he listens - Ja 7 85 1C
  11. New governor gets warm hello on a chilly afternoon - Ja 7 85 10A
  12. Martin commutes in style - Ja 8 85 1C
  13. Martin to move governor's office from Capitol - Ja 8 85 11A
  14. Some state administrators replaced as Martin's Cabinet asserts control - Ja 8 85 1
  15. Under the dome: Council meetings open to public, Martin says - Ja 8 85 10A
  16. Martin campaign gifts total $2.5 million - Ja 9 85 18A
  17. Post-election donations pay Martin campaign debt (including list of contributors) - Ja 11 85 3D
  18. Statewide town meeting series planned by Martin - Ja 11 85 3D
  19. Martin relaxed with reporters in his first weekly news session - Ja 12 85 4C
  20. Under the dome: Martin likely to change Hunt ethics code - Ja 12 85 1
  21. Under the dome: Martin may change judicial merit system - Ja 13 85 1
  22. Under the dome: Martin urges fund-raiser for Green - Ja 14 85 1
  23. Martin intends to continue being accessible, aides say - Ja 15 85 2C
  24. Teacher pay plan needs more tests, Martin tells group - Ja 15 85 2C
  25. Martin asks business to back tax-cut plan - Ja 16 85 1
  26. Martin honors King, vows commitment to minorities - Ja 16 85 15A
  27. Martin lectures at 1st town meeting - Ja 16 85 4C
  28. Martin's Cabinet gets double dose of oaths - Ja 16 85 3C
  29. Counties won't bear burden of tax cuts, Martin tells group - Ja 18 85 3D
  30. Robert Bradshaw picked to lead GOP in Martin move to avoid factionalism - Ja 18 85 1
  31. Under the dome: Martin to open governor's office in east - Ja 18 85 1
  32. Martin aide says Green to earn up to $45,000 - Ja 19 85 3C
  33. Under the dome: Green's former staff working for Martin - Ja 19 85 1
  34. Editorial: Branch-office governor - Ja 20 85 4D
  35. Under the dome: Martin to put miles on state limousine - Ja 21 85 1
  36. Martin opposes lottery, calls it 'tax on the weak' - Ja 24 85 2C
  37. Martin defends choice of Jordan associate to lead GOP - Ja 25 85 2D
  38. Martin promises to fight day care financed by state - Ja 25 85 4D
  39. Martin backs Dix land compromise - Ja 26 85 4C
  40. Diverse backgrounds merge in Martin's inner circle - Ja 27 85 29A
  41. AIDS say Martin fiscal bill won't be ready by Feb. 19 - Ja 31 85 2C
  42. Under the dome: Martin's 1st paycheck highest for governor - Ja 31 85 1
  43. Martin holds fast to late Feb. budget-release date - Fe 1 85 2D
  44. Martin relaxes state ethics code by sparing spouses, raising limits - Fe 1 85 1D
  45. Martin, celebrants anticipate next 4 years - Fe 2 85 1C
  46. Under the dome: State workers move items from (Martin's) campaign site - Fe 2 85 1
  47. Editorial: Laxity on ethics code - Fe 3 85 4D
  48. Legislative battle brewing over taxes - Fe 3 85 1D
  49. Under the dome: Martin keeps some administration holdovers - Fe 3 85 1
  50. Assistant says Martin will lobby legislators himself - Fe 5 85 14C
  51. Editorial: Legislature returns - Fe 5 85 4A
  52. Martin move pushes agency for disabled into sub-basement - Fe 5 85 2C
  53. Senators draw battle line early, press Martin for budget details - Fe 6 85 1
  54. Delay in Martin's budget justified, GOP leaders say - Fe 8 85 3D
  55. Martin opposes raising state's drinking age - Fe 8 85 3D
  56. Martin stands by budget timetable; Senate resolves to make him hurry - Fe 8 85 1D
  57. Bill to raise sales tax spurs questions about Martin budget - Fe 9 85 2C
  58. Under the dome: Martin may fill office with donated furniture - Fe 9 85 1
  59. Lawmakers say clash could ease if Martin submits budget soon - Fe 11 85 12A
  60. Martin, Democratic lawmakers end scheduling battle with truce - Fe 12 85 1C
  61. Martin picks panel to root out state waste - Fe 13 85 1
  62. Under the dome: GOP legislators to wait for Martin proposals - Fe 13 85 1
  63. Martin bars state plane use for flights linked to politics - Fe 14 85 23A
  64. Senate GOP fears Hunt budget could gain favor over Martin's - Fe 14 85 1C
  65. Martin sees no 'untoward motives' as firms defray administration costs - Fe 15 85 7C
  66. Martin shifts women's post; some legislators protest - Fe 15 85 2D
  67. Advisory budget panel convenes - Fe 16 85 18A
  68. Editorial: Martin models a cliche (efficiency committee) - Fe 18 85 4A
  69. Democratic edge may affect budget panel - Fe 19 85 8B
  70. Under the dome: Method of food sales tax repeal debated - Fe 19 85 1
  71. Editorial: Repeal means repeal (sales tax on food) - Fe 20 85 4A
  72. Martin rules out political activity by officers - Fe 20 85 1C
  73. Martin rules out political activity by officers - Fe 20 85 1C
  74. Correction job held by Hinton is eliminated - Fe 21 85 11A
  75. Jordan decries Martin's ouster of four workers - Fe 21 85 1C
  76. Martin says Democratic firings were not political retaliation - Fe 22 85 1D
  77. IBM receives award for waste management - Fe 24 85 40A
  78. Martin backs tax cuts despite planned aid decrease - Fe 24 85 36A
  79. Editorial: Martin on firing line - Fe 25 85 4A
  80. Under the dome: Martin proclaims end to sesquipedalianisms - Fe 25 85 1
  81. Martin criticizes fellow governors for stand on (federal) budget-cut proposals - Fe 26 85 9A
  82. Martin will request delays in some programs, aide says - Fe 26 85 4C
  83. Under the dome: Martin aims to cut SBI from protective staff ( and use Highway Patrol) - Fe 28 85 1
  84. Martin urges tax cuts, asks for veto authority - Mr 1 85 1
  85. Martin's pitch for veto surprises some - Mr 1 85 11A
  86. Martin backs aide linked to drug case - Mr 2 85 1
  87. Martin's plan for school spending draws business leaders' criticism - Mr 2 85 1C
  88. Under the dome: Bill could limit Martin's firing power - Mr 2 85 1
  89. Under the dome: Big contributors to Martin campaign profiled - Mr 4 85 1
  90. Martin and Hunt budgets compared (Chart) - Mr 5 85 1
  91. Martin budget asks less for education - Mr 5 85 1
  92. Communication gap (between Martin and legislators) expected to improve - Mr 6 85 3C
  93. Legislative panels examining Martin's budget - Mr 6 85 17A
  94. Martin's budget would hurt college students, educators say - Mr 6 85 18A
  95. Under the dome: Martin to revise, resubmit budget - Mr 7 85 1
  96. 'We're expanding' budget for education, Martin says - Mr 8 85 18A
  97. Martin needs to break his silence on day-care bill, conservatives say - Mr 8 85 16A
  98. the 'imperial' executive gains acceptance - Mr 8 85 4A
  99. Under the dome: Martin enjoys traditional ACC games - Mr 9 85 1
  100. Martin advocates task force for peanut, cigarette issues - Mr 12 85 2C
  101. Under the dome: Martin begins briefings for editorial writers - Mr 12 85 11A
  102. Governor asks business group to back tax plan - Mr 14 85 16C
  103. Hearing a 'setup,' Martin says - Mr 15 85 1
  104. Martin says prisons workers pressed to make donations - Mr 15 85 18A
  105. Martin yanks on rudder of ship of state - Mr 15 85 4A
  106. Editorial: the Martin misfirings - Mr 16 85 4A
  107. Martin likely to submit package of tax cuts next week, aide says - Mr 16 85 2C
  108. Martin says he'll seek funds for Indian center - Mr 16 85 20C
  109. Funds for research are under scrutiny by state lawmakers - Mr 18 85 1C
  110. Under the dome: N.C. legislator (McDowell) sends 'nasty' letter to Martin - Mr 18 85 12A
  111. Martin soliciting support for new budget proposals - Mr 19 85 5C
  112. Under the dome: Martin asks newspapers to publish column - Mr 20 85 1
  113. Black dentists ask Martin to name black to dental board - Mr 21 85 2C
  114. Martin says he is protesting plan to consolidate customs districts - Mr 22 85 18A
  115. Martin presents awards to state distinguished women (Davis; Koontz; Patterson; Proctor; Ryan)
  116. Mr 23 85 8A
  117. Under the dome: Martin continues agency shake-ups - Mr 23 85 1
  118. Fight over tax cuts set to begin - Mr 24 85 1
  119. Aides look for new ways to push Martin tax plan - Mr 25 85 2C
  120. Editorial: Column right, march (Martin's newspaper column) - Mr 25 85 4A
  121. Martin files his tax-cut proposals; legislators say not all will be passed - Mr 29 85 1D
  122. Martin says he'll keep filling vacant jobs despite freeze - Mr 29 85 2D
  123. Senator assails elections bill as attempt to limit Martin's powers - Mr 29 85 22A
  124. Under the dome: Highway Patrol replaces SBI as Martin guard - Mr 29 85 1
  125. Under the dome: Brooks challenges Martin panel's handling - Ap 1 85 1
  126. Senate approves bill to protect Brock's job - Ap 2 85 8B
  127. Veto action 'repulsive,' Martin says - Ap 2 85 1
  128. Jordan seeks to heal rift with Martin - Ap 3 85 17A
  129. Editorial: Martin's partisan salvo - Ap 4 85 4A
  130. Martin favors ending patrol quota plan; civil rights lawyers vow to fight ruling - Ap 5 85 1D
  131. Martin says House to consider veto - Ap 5 85 1
  132. Martin urges state businesses to invest in training workers, not giving handouts - Ap 5 85 12A
  133. Continued planning is necessary to Triangle's growth, Martin says - Ap 11 85 18C
  134. Martin seeks federal aid for fire loss - Ap 11 85 1
  135. Gov. Martin no stranger to partisanship - Ap 12 85 4A
  136. Martin warns legislators about opposing tax-cut plan - Ap 12 85 1
  137. Martin gives House tax-cut plan after being accused of lobbying - Ap 13 85 12A
  138. Under the dome: Higher court fees to aid victims proposed - Ap 16 85 1
  139. Martin-backed bills rushed into Senate as deadline draws near - Ap 17 85 8B
  140. Martin criticizes education board's curriculum plan - Ap 18 85 1
  141. N and O among recipients of business-arts awards - Ap 18 85 24A
  142. Under the dome: Martin's new office close to lawmakers, aides - Ap 18 85 1
  143. Bill to eliminate boards filed in error, Martin says - Ap 19 85 7A
  144. Martin visits to General Assembly raise eyebrows, prompt grumbling - Ap 19 85 7A
  145. Under the dome: Martin criticized for keeping Guy on panel - Ap 19 85 1
  146. Martins among guests honoring Greenville artist (Speight) at museum - Ap 20 85 20A
  147. Under the dome: Martin, Jordan spar about veto power - Ap 20 85 1
  148. Editorial: Trashing tradition - Ap 22 85 4A
  149. Martin crusades for veto power on 5-airport tour - Ap 23 85 1
  150. Comparable worth, free market conflict, Martin tells workers - Ap 24 85 5C
  151. Under the dome: TV viewers get shot at quizzing Martin (OPEN/Net) - Ap 24 85 10A
  152. Editorial: What's a campaign promise? - Ap 25 85 4A
  153. Hearing on his tax proposals too late, Martin says, but he'll make case anyway - Ap 26 85 16A
  154. Martin says he opposes cutting state's ties with South Africa - Ap 26 85 20A
  155. Editorial: Martin helps kill veto - Ap 27 85 4A
  156. Martin responds to questions during call-in television show - Ap 27 85 3C
  157. Martin forging a do-little government - Ap 28 85 4D
  158. Martin's early months beset by miscues, delays - Ap 28 85 1
  159. Martin to reduce number of politically vulnerable jobs - My 1 85 15A
  160. Royall says Martin tax cuts are ill-advised - My 1 85 15A
  161. Acceptance of most of tax package remains a possibility, Martin says - My 3 85 18A
  162. House defies Martin, tentatively approves change in rules-making - My 3 85 1
  163. Martin opposes lawmakers' efforts to consolidate day-care operations - My 3 85 18A
  164. Under the dome: Martin holds dinners to honor legislators - My 6 85 14A
  165. Community colleges' special funding threatens unity, should end, says Martin - My 9 85 19A
  166. Martin backs exemption of church day-care centers - My 10 85 15A
  167. Martin, Democrats trying to work out tax cut compromise - My 10 85 1D
  168. 3 candidates (Edmisten; Knox; Martin) got 6% of funds from 45 families - My 12 85 34A
  169. Martin hopes to find tax-cut compromise with Senate leaders - My 14 85 16C
  170. Action on budget cuts put off as Martin targets abortion fund - My 24 85 18A
  171. Martin denies deal to keep lawmaker (Miller) in post in exchange for bill support - My 24 85 20A
  172. Martin opposes taking research from governor - My 24 85 20A
  173. Bomb threat disrupts Martin talk - My 29 85 2C
  174. Martin urges stepping up fight against drug abuse - My 30 85 12B
  175. Martin opposes lottery but not referendum - My 31 85 5D
  176. Martin losing chance for tax cuts, leaders say - Jn 1 85 1
  177. Martin seeks funds to revamp aircraft fleet - Jn 6 85 15A
  178. Martin defends $3 million request to upgrade Commerce's aircraft fleet - Jn 7 85 6B
  179. Democrats neglect blacks, Martin says - Jn 8 85 2C
  180. Editorial: On the side of the rich - Jn 9 85 18A
  181. Martin may retain private attorney (for case against redistricting) - Jn 14 85 5D
  182. Martin, prosecutor criticize paroling convicted killer (Dillard) - Jn 19 85 15A
  183. Martin assails resolution on redistricting suit counsel - Jn 20 85 20C
  184. Scheduling conflict spurs Reagan to cancel visit to N.C., Martin says - Jn 20 85 1C
  185. Martin asks panel to lower cigarette tax - Jn 21 85 1
  186. Panel passes bill that could strip Martin's power to fill vacancies - Jn 21 85 22A
  187. Martin says he may have to take his case for tax reform to people - Jn 22 85 5B
  188. Martin assails Democratic legislative leaders - Jn 23 85 22A
  189. Under the dome: Martin says minister (Mausz) is not his religious liaison - Jn 23 85 1
  190. Under the dome: Martin bill could further alienate (House Constitutional Amendments) committee
  191. Jn 24 85 1
  192. Martin backs most of Reagan tax plan - Jn 25 85 9A
  193. Editorial: Martin tilted on taxes - Jn 26 85 18A
  194. Governor-lt. governor team-ticket bill dies - Jn 27 85 9B
  195. Under the dome: Bodyguards, Rauch get wet on canoe trip - Jn 27 85 17A
  196. Martin says budget provision won't decide dispute (over state's legal policy) - Jn 28 85 8B
  197. Legislature manipulated (community) colleges' funding, Martin says - Jn 29 85 7A
  198. Martin, top Democratic legislators debate revenue projections, tax cuts - Jn 29 85 1
  199. Editorial: Martin's bubble bursts - Jn 30 85 28A
  200. Martin to cross state to rally support today for tax cut proposals - Jy 2 85 4C
  201. Editorial: Governor takes flight (campaigning for tax cuts) - Jy 3 85 18A
  202. Martin assails lifting ban on corporate contributions - Jy 5 85 5B
  203. Fundamentalists disagree about Martin's performance - Jy 8 85 1C
  204. Seaboard to donate 200 boxcars for reefs - Jy 9 85 3C
  205. Martin has dismissed 105 workers, study says - Jy 10 85 17A
  206. Chemical right-to-know law would only create fear, Martin says - Jy 12 85 12A
  207. Martin pleased by limits on budget bills - Jy 12 85 6A
  208. Democrats amused by Martin request for new furnishings - Jy 13 85 1C
  209. Bills passed that Martin says were meant to dilute his authority - Jy 15 85 4A
  210. Moves to dilute governor's authority provoke dispute in political circles - Jy 15 85 1
  211. Martin's choice for Wildlife chairman defeated (Wright elected) - Jy 16 85 16A
  212. Martin and commissioner meet, eat to patch up melon's tainted image - Jy 17 85 1C
  213. Martin to decide Massey case on appeal - Jy 17 85 16C
  214. Martin office will question constitutionality of pork barrel items - Jy 18 85 29A
  215. Martin wants pork barrel groups checked - Jy 19 85 14A
  216. 'A very few control it all,' Martin charges - Jy 20 85 1
  217. Helms, Martin criticize Rose's leaf tax victory - Jy 26 85 14A
  218. Martin lobbies against overtime ruling - Jy 26 85 10A
  219. Martin promises minorities more government contracts - Jy 27 85 22C
  220. Under the dome: Martin joins GOP strategy talks in Tenn. - Jy 28 85 1
  221. NCAE raps Martin, praises legislature - Jy 31 85 11A
  222. Correction official to urge Martin to consider private prisons for N.C. - Au 1 85 4C
  223. Under the dome: Martin heads west or governors' meeting - Au 1 85 1
  224. Martin warns staff against nepotism - Au 3 85 1
  225. Martin puts politics first, schools second - Au 4 85 30A
  226. Editorial: No working man's friend - Au 5 85 12A
  227. States taking lead in foreign trade, governors report - Au 5 85 3A
  228. Under the dome: Martin still seeks to open offices in New Bern - Au 5 85 1
  229. Under the dome: Martin, Cabinet disclose financial holdings - Au 8 85 1
  230. Aide outlines Martin's plan to pick justice - Au 9 85 10C
  231. Martin will consider privately run prisons - Au 9 85 7B
  232. Martin, Scott urge efforts to reduce adult illiteracy rate - Au 9 85 9B
  233. Under the dome: Man (Higgins) with ties to Martin to study nepotism - Au 9 85 1
  234. Martin proposes allowing counties to increase sales tax by half-cent - Au 10 85 1C
  235. Under the dome: Martin advisers to hold policy strategy meeting - Au 11 85 19A
  236. Martin to meet with train group - Au 13 85 1C
  237. Martin praises tobacco farmers for hanging on in tough times - Au 14 85 10B
  238. Martin defends stand on sales tax - Au 16 85 16A
  239. Martin issues updated guidelines on nepotism - Au 16 85 9C
  240. Martin joins effort to put Elizabeth II afloat - Au 16 85 5B
  241. Martin to take state's case for Carolinian to Amtrak chief - Au 16 85 9C
  242. Thornburg rejects Martin's request for broad review of 'pork' payments - Au 16 85 1
  243. Pork barrel questionnaire draws Ramsey's criticism - Au 17 85 1
  244. Under the dome: Martin backers target Democratic lawmakers - Au 19 85 1
  245. Editorial: politicking comes first - Au 20 85 10A
  246. Martin urges tax plan changes to boost textiles - Au 21 85 18C
  247. Martin urged to pardon helpers in vote-buying probe (Clay County) - Au 24 85 10A
  248. Under the dome: Martin, Cabinet return from retreat - Au 24 85 1
  249. Martin asks that Stokes be cited disaster area - Au 25 85 36A
  250. Martin's tax stand concerns Republicans - Au 27 85 12A
  251. Martin, Democrats near showdown on pork barrel issue - Au 30 85 2D
  252. Dole, Kennedy join Martin, oppose state on redistricting - Au 31 85 1
  253. Under the dome: Martin mulls Supreme Court finalists - Au 31 85 1
  254. Tax-sensitive governor in quandary over raising funds for highway needs - Se 2 85 1
  255. Democrats say power rate increase could hurt governor - Se 4 85 12B
  256. Under the dome: Martin choices to form panel majority - Se 4 85 1
  257. Editorial: Martin's sensible system (selecting Supreme Court justice) - Se 5 85 18A
  258. Martin clashes with top officials over ESC lease - Se 5 85 18C
  259. Teacher incentives should be top priority, Martin says - Se 5 85 2C
  260. Martin's chairmanship, views on textiles could clash - Se 9 85 4A
  261. Under the dome: Hawke move may begin realignment - Se 9 85 1
  262. Martin seeks support for measure protecting textile, apparel industries - Se 10 85 1C
  263. Governors back Martin's plan on import restrictions - Se 11 85 16C
  264. Martin asked to commute Taylor sentence - Se 12 85 2C
  265. Martin says gasoline tax increase may be necessary - Se 13 85 1
  266. Editorial: Martin ponders taxes - Se 16 85 12A
  267. Under the dome: Higgins gains influence with Martin - Se 18 85 1
  268. Officials barred from seeking, accepting new lease proposals (for ESC office, Lumberton)
  269. Se 19 85 12B
  270. Governor says POWs may still be held in Asia - Se 21 85 26A
  271. Thornburg, Martin at odds on legal power (which official holds power to decide state's legal position)
  272. Se 25 85 1C
  273. Under the dome: Martin chooses, then drops, palace official (Noble) - Se 26 85 1
  274. Martin shuffles top assistants, plans to return office to Capitol - Se 27 85 1D
  275. Under the dome: Moore, Scott praise move (of governor's office) back to Capitol - Se 27 85 1
  276. Martin sues to broaden governor's powers - Oc 2 85 1
  277. Martin to delay renovation of (ESC) commission's offices - Oc 5 85 2C
  278. Martin pardons Clay vote-sellers who aided prosecution - Oc 10 85 5C
  279. Martin says tax increase a 'last resort' - Oc 10 85 5C
  280. Symphony wants meeting with governor - Oc 10 85 30A
  281. Martin to lead group to meeting in Japan - Oc 11 85 11B
  282. Martin's Japan trade visit to reap long-run benefits, officials say - Oc 13 85 37A
  283. Martin, officials from South meet with Nakasone - Oc 15 85 3C
  284. Under the dome: Hiring of senator's daughter disputed - Oc 17 85 1
  285. Under the dome: Gov. Martin 'pleased' with Japan trip results - Oc 26 85 7A
  286. Under the dome: Martin returns to work in office in Capitol - Oc 29 85 6A
  287. Martin says colleges need quality reviews - No 1 85 10C
  288. Martin says Japan may be nearing open-trade stance - No 1 85 5B
  289. Ocean policy draws praise from Martin - No 1 85 20D
  290. Republican governor content to let quiet reign - No 1 85 20A
  291. Under the dome: Symphony trustees ask Martin for support - No 1 85 1
  292. Martin favors study, not action, in education - No 3 85 12A
  293. Under the dome: Martin, Lake Gaston were Va. election issues - No 9 85 1
  294. Spanking in day care backed by administration - No 14 85 5C
  295. Martin to open eastern office in New Bern - No 15 85 11B
  296. Reagan not wavering on textile veto threat, Martin tells reporters - No 15 85 32A
  297. Reagan not wavering on textile veto threat, Martin tells reporters - No 15 85 32A
  298. Martin backs higher base pay for teachers - No 16 85 1
  299. Editorial: Martin sounds right note (on education) - No 19 85 16A
  300. Martin tries to bring tobacco forces together - No 19 85 4C
  301. Weak support for program hurts schools, educators say - No 19 85 16C
  302. Under the dome: Martin's press office moves back to Capitol - No 20 85 7A
  303. Martin tells Dare County group he'll try to resolve jetties issue - No 21 85 18C
  304. Tennessee writer, Wilmington artist are among winners of N.C. awards - No 23 85 1C
  305. Under the dome: Martin frees team for primary activity - No 24 85 1
  306. Martin, wife become members of Raleigh Presbyterian church - No 25 85 3C
  307. New Bern governor's office opens - No 26 85 2C
  308. Under the dome: Biweekly news sessions suit Martin fine - No 26 85 1
  309. Officials meet, discuss plans for surplus leaf buy-out - No 27 85 16C
  310. Governor 'put out' with Rose absence (at meeting on tobacco interests) - No 28 85 22C
  311. Martin to issue 278 Christmas commutations - No 28 85 WA-1
  312. Martin urges care in making pollution laws - No 28 85 16B
  313. 4 from Charlotte act as kitchen Cabinet, helping to mold Martin administration - No 29 85 1
  314. Martin urges business community to fight for interests in legislature - De 5 85 26A
  315. Editorial: Special-interest governor - De 7 85 20A
  316. Martin plans community service program for convicts - De 7 85 15A
  317. Under the dome: Martin to attend GOP strategy session - De 7 85 1
  318. Under the dome: Andrews being considered for judgeship - De 8 85 1
  319. Broyhill opposes 1-cent plan for tobacco; Martin backs idea - De 11 85 3C
  320. Martin, officials ring in holiday season - De 11 85 15A
  321. Under the dome: Martin in N.Y. to meet with business leaders - De 12 85 1
  322. Anti-Klan group seeks task force on violence - De 13 85 41A
  323. Under the dome: Surprise party doubles as Martin fund-raiser - De 13 85 1
  324. Martin to reimburse state for cost of flight to N.Y. - De 17 85 1C
  325. Groups consider urging Martin to monitor selection of waste site - De 18 85 2C
  326. Editorial: How does a governor fly? - De 20 85 16A
  327. Martin recruiting GOP candidates, seeking to revitalize two-party system - De 20 85 18D
  328. Panel questions funding of Martin's New Bern office - De 21 85 20C
  329. Martin will not commute sentence of ex-bar official (Clarkson) - De 22 85 37A
  330. Martin says first year's record 'pretty good' - De 23 85 1
  331. Under the dome: Martin opposes dump site despite prior vote - De 25 85 1
  332. Martin requests water, sewer project grants - De 28 85 16C
  333. Under the dome: Martin urged to name caretaker if East resigns - De 28 85 1

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