N&O Index Card

Subject/Name: Watersheds

Article(s) Referenced In:

1. Proposal would weaken rules for water supplies - Ja 23 92 1
2. Proposed changes in the state's watershed protection rules - Ja 23 92 13A
3. Legislators challenge watershed plan - Ja 24 92 1B
4. Editorial: Watershed giveaway - Ja 26 92 6J
5. Watershed shield faces well-heeled challenge - Ja 26 92 1
6. Building rules loosened for part of (Swift Creek) watershed - Ja 29 92 2B
7. Chapel Hill seeks stronger watershed rules - Ja 29 92 2B
8. Tar Heel editors speak: Looking for balance - Fe 2 92 7J
9. Groups assail Martin role; Governor blamed for watershed fight - Fe 7 92 1B
10. Editorial: Your water at stake - Fe 9 92 6G
11. Proposed changes in the state's watershed-protection rules - Fe 12 92 2B
12. Water quality rules at fork; State panel set for critical vote - Fe 12 92 1B
13. Editorial: Fateful day for drinking water - Fe 13 92 12A
14. Watershed rules diluted; Developers get nod from EMC - Fe 14 92 1
15. Editorial: A sieve for water - Fe 16 92 6G
16. Under the Dome: Blood is thicker in watershed debate - Fe 16 92 1C
17. Debate on water to continue; Battle on watersheds moving to local level - Fe 22 92 1B
18. 'Minimum standards'? Hardly - Fe 23 92 7C
19. Tar Heel editors speak: Watershed rules not 'diluted' - Fe 23 92 7C
20. Developers, environmentalists monitor property-rights case - Mr 3 92 1D
21. Exploring options to ensure water quality - Mr 9 92 9A
22. Three groups to fight new watershed rules; Environmentalists 'are not going to quit' - Ap 14 92 5B
23. Editorial: Clean-water comeback - Ap 21 92 8A
24. State agrees Falls Lake study is flawed - Ap 29 92 3B
25. Proposed watershed rules stir little talk; But group will fight weaker restrictions - My 9 92 5B
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