N&O Index Card

Subject/Name: Budget, State

Article(s) Referenced In:

1. Aids say Martin fiscal bill won't be ready by Feb. 19 - Ja 31 85 2C
2. Martin holds fast to late Feb. budget-release date - Fe 1 85 2D
3. Senators draw battle line early, press Martin for budget details - Fe 6 85 1
4. Delay in Martin's budget justified, GOP leaders say - Fe 8 85 3D
5. Martin stands by budget timetable; Senate resolves to make him hurry - Fe 8 85 1D
6. Bill to raise sales tax spurs questions about Martin budget - Fe 9 85 2C
7. Lawmakers say clash could ease if Martin submits budget soon - Fe 11 85 12A
8. Martin, Democratic lawmakers end scheduling battle with truce - Fe 12 85 1C
9. Senate GOP fears Hunt budget could gain favor over Martin's - Fe 14 85 1C
10. Editorial: Martin's budget risky - Mr 3 85 4D
11. Martin budget disappoints state schools - Mr 3 85 4D
12. Legislators eager for Martin budget - Mr 4 85 14C
13. Legislators express some concern, relief about budget plans - Mr 5 85 10A
14. Martin and Hunt budgets compared (Chart) - Mr 5 85 1
15. Martin budget asks less for education - Mr 5 85 1
16. Legislative panels examining Martin's budget - Mr 6 85 17A
17. Martin's budget would hurt college students, educators say - Mr 6 85 18A
18. Under the dome: Martin to revise, resubmit budget - Mr 7 85 1
19. Under the dome: School spending gains under either budget - Mr 9 85 8A
20. Under the dome: Lawmakers air support for Martin's budget - Mr 16 85 1
21. Funds for research are under scrutiny by state lawmakers - Mr 18 85 1C
22. Martin soliciting support for new budget proposals - Mr 19 85 5C
23. Editorial: A state of confusion (public vs. private financing for Sports Festival) - Ap 1 85 4A
24. April Fool's Day news hints freeze (state jobs) could be road to ruin - Ap 2 85 8B
25. General Assembly Round-up: Money bills - Ap 4 85 19A
26. General Assembly Round-up: Budget powers (shifted from Advisory Budget Commission) - Ap 17 85 8B
27. General Assembly Round-up: Separation of powers (return budget-making authority to governor) - Ap 18 85 19A
28. General Assembly Round-up: Separation of powers - Ap 25 85 19A
29. General Assembly Round-up: University posts (appropriation for special assistant to chancellor,
30. UNC-A) - Ap 25 85 19A
31. General Assembly Round-up: Wake projects (pork barrel) - Ap 25 85 19A
32. Editorial: Booting state's money away - Ap 26 85 4A
33. Panels to recommend millions in cuts, lawmakers say - Ap 29 85 11A
34. Financial health a factor as panel develops budget - My 20 85 4A
35. Budget panel approves cuts for justice, crime budgets - My 21 85 4C
36. Under the dome: Museum, symphony feel cut of the budget - My 22 85 1
37. Legislators debate funding for programs - My 30 85 6A
38. Museum fund cuts criticized - Jn 5 85 13A
39. Editorial: Momentum for schools - Jn 8 85 20A
40. Under the dome: Democrats restore environmental funding - Jn 9 85 1
41. Panel backs funds for biotech research - Jn 13 85 20A
42. Budget panel approves teacher center at WCU - Jn 22 85 5B
43. State workers would get 9.4% pay hike in budget tentatively OK'd by Senate - Jn 25 85 1
44. N.C. budget package nears enactment - Jn 26 85 1
45. Reaction mixed to distribution of water funds - Jn 27 85 13A
46. Senate agrees with House, passes $11.4 billion budget - Jn 27 85 9D
47. Martin says budget provision won't decide dispute (over state's legal policy) - Jn 28 85 8B
48. Senate approves appropriations bill - Jy 10 85 4C
49. Restoration, theater among Raleigh projects in spending bill - Jy 11 85 23A
50. Under the dome: Henderson County billboard ban put in bill - Jy 11 85 1
51. Martin pleased by limits on budget bills - Jy 12 85 6A
52. Assembly enacts $109 million budget for use in statewide special projects - Jy 13 85 5C
53. Leaders urge restricting money bills to money items - Jy 13 85 5C
54. Assembly OKs $109 million budget for special projects across state - Jy 14 85 32A
55. Lawmakers expect passage of budget, right-to-know bills - Jy 14 85 32A
56. Jordan thwarts plan to switch check distribution - Jy 16 85 4C
57. Non-spending provision bill to be reviewed - Jy 16 85 16A
58. House fears cited in legislative delay - Jy 17 85 15A
59. Pork barrel bill OK'd amid partisan clash - Jy 17 85 1
60. Republicans' districts often on lean side of pork barrel - Jy 17 85 14A
61. Legislators wait as dissent stalls session - Jy 18 85 29A
62. Martin office will question constitutionality of pork barrel items - Jy 18 85 29A
63. General Assembly Round-up: Spending - Jy 19 85 14A
64. Legislature closes session after settling funding bill - Jy 19 85 1
65. Martin wants pork barrel groups checked - Jy 19 85 14A
66. Son's (Fitch's) pork barrel funds go to father's project - Jy 25 85 16A
67. Under the dome: Panel to study pork barrel spending - Au 2 85 1
68. Pork barrel allocations second-guessed - Au 6 85 4C
69. Thornburg rejects Martin's request for broad review of 'pork' payments - Au 16 85 1
70. Pork barrel questionnaire draws Ramsey's criticism - Au 17 85 1
71. Editorial: Rolling out the barrel - Au 18 85 30A
72. Martin, Democrats near showdown on pork barrel issue - Au 30 85 2D
73. Group wants more money spent on arts - Oc 2 85 17A
74. $2 million in funds for local (pork barrel) projects still in state treasury - Oc 9 85 3C
75. $2.3 million in pork barrel funding still unallocated - No 7 85 18C
76. State Senate committee endorses plan to abolish pork barrel process - De 11 85 16C
77. Senate GOP leader skeptical about pork barrel proposal - De 17 85 5C
78. $270 million surplus expected; not enough for state's needs - De 18 85 16C
79. Under the dome: Agencies ignoring budget-planning law - De 19 85 1

See a typo in our data? Let us know and we'll fix it.