N&O Index Card

Subject/Name: Budget, State

Article(s) Referenced In:

1. State trims budget allocations; Revenue shortfall, unexpected costs lead to belt-tightening by agencies - Ja 6 90 1
2. State budget squeeze deepens; Administration says revenues may be $170 million under projections - Ja 10 90 1
3. Courts ordered to save $1.2 million - Ja 28 90 5C
4. Budget squeeze worsens in N.C. - Mr 14 90 1
5. Facing a budget crunch; Actual vs. budgeted General Fund revenues (Chart) - Mr 14 90 1
6. State agencies tightening belts - Mr 14 90 10A
7. Editorial: Budget crunch to crisis - Mr 15 90 12A
8. Martin, legislators study budget shortfall options - Mr 16 90 3B
9. Budget cuts force end to clam relay program - Mr 20 90 5B
10. Building projects delayed; $90 million affected by state budget bind - Mr 22 90 1B
11. Business school plans continue despite state's budget crunch - Mr 23 90 7C
12. State budget hit by new fund bind; $106 million shortfall may force layoffs - Mr 24 90 1
13. State layoffs feared; Employees' chief asks about shortfall cuts - Mr 25 90 4C
14. Senators oppose cuts in spending; Diversion of fuel-tax funds from highway construction debated - Mr 27 90 1
15. Martin may use road, park funds to aid budget squeeze - Ap 4 90 2B
16. State budget woes could delay 22 major road projects - Ap 6 90 3B
17. Editorial: Route to budget comfort - Ap 8 90 6J
18. Tar Heel editors speak: Paying for lax budgeting - Ap 8 90 7J
19. State revenue woes grow; Administration estimates shortfall may be $400 million - Ap 11 90 1
20. State takes belt in another notch; Agencies struggle for savings to cover shortfall in tax revenues - Ap 12 90 1
21. 'Gang of eight' disbanded, but new woes arise - Ap 13 90 16A
22. Martin, legislators trade budget blame - Ap 13 90 1B
23. Community colleges assess budget bind - Ap 14 90 1B
24. Debate continues over blame for shortfall in state revenues - Ap 14 90 3B
25. Senate leader hinting at cut in school funds - Ap 14 90 1
26. Many factors at fault in state budget crunch - Ap 15 90 1
27. Quick fixes for state's 'shortfall' - Ap 17 90 1B
28. Budget crunch stalls coastal projects; Cutbacks in state funding threaten plans to dredge waterways - Ap 20 90 3B
29. Etheridge says closing schools not an option; Salary savings called one solution to crisis - Ap 20 90 1
30. Martin, Wake lock horns over school funding - Ap 25 90 1B
31. Turn bad budget news to good for Tar Heel education - Ap 29 90 7J
32. One-third of schools file report; Most austerity surveys to bust N.C. deadline - My 1 90 1B
33. Governor eases schools' fund squeeze - My 3 90 1
34. Martin may seek 4% cuts; Flexibility ties to 1991 budget - My 3 90 1
35. State board avoids a vote on budget cuts - My 4 90 3B
36. Editorial: What Martin didn't say - My 6 90 6J
37. Budget woes put squeeze on agricultural research - My 7 90 2B
38. Revenue shortfall worsens; Martin takes broad control of spending - My 9 90 1
39. State may delay workers' paychecks - My 10 90 1
40. UNC schools present lists of budget cuts - My 10 90 6B
41. Editorial: Still more budget 'junk' - My 11 90 18A
42. Martin budget plan seeks transfers, cuts - My 11 90 1B
43. Martin's budget proposal raises hackles of Democratic legislators - My 11 90 3B
44. Etheridge criticizes Martin cuts; Loss of 2,350 teaching jobs predicted - My 12 90 1
45. UNC plans for possible budget cuts - My 12 90 5B
46. Cuts would strain scales of justice, officials say - My 15 90 4B
47. Martin attacks Etheridge study on school cuts; Governor challenges estimate that teaching jobs would be lost - My 15 90 1
48. Martin handed lots of advice on budget cuts - My 17 90 1B
49. Budget shortfall could affect zoo - My 18 90 4B
50. State to delay checks; June payday pushed three days to July 2 - My 18 90 1
51. Lawmakers vow to fight state abortion fund cut - My 19 90 3B
52. New zoo project hinges on state budget crunch - My 19 90 4B
53. Where's the money? Legislators take their turn at re-balancing a wobbly budget - My 20 90 1J
54. Legislature reconvenes amid protests; Teachers denounce cuts; death penalty criticized - My 22 90 1
55. Senate candidates disagree on budget deficit, taxes - My 22 90 3B
56. State budget woes cloud bond rating; Loss of AAA could cost taxpayers - My 22 90 1D
57. Bill would change budget-making, sessions - My 24 90 3B
58. Bookkeeping issue hits state with new worry - My 24 90 1B
59. Lifeguards eliminated at Falls and Jordan lakes; Parks division blames budget for staff cuts - My 24 90 2F
60. Senate panel rejects probation, parole cuts - My 24 90 3B
61. Budget panels divided on cuts in abortion fund - My 25 90 1B
62. School plan may face fund cuts; Senate panel seeking cut in school funding - My 25 90 1
63. Tax bills proposed in House; Sponsor seeking alternative to cuts - My 26 90 1
64. Legislators face delicate dilemma resolving shortfall - My 28 90 1B
65. Money: where to get it (Chart) - My 28 90 3B
66. Some still confused by pay delay - My 29 90 4B
67. Editorial: More than talk on taxes - My 30 90 10A
68. Gardner joins battle over budget woes - My 30 90 3B
69. Mavretic turns back Republican bid to kill tax bills - My 30 90 4B
70. Panel chairman (Diamont) urges action on budget cuts - My 30 90 3B
71. Senate committee OK's restoring budget items - My 30 90 3B
72. Vehicle fees get 2nd look; Complaints spur bid to reduce new tax - My 31 90 1B
73. Editorial: Gardner, doing his part - Jn 1 90 12A
74. Fund N.C. colleges, not roads to nowhere - Jn 1 90 13A
75. School cuts rejected; Tax proposals arise in House - Jn 1 90 1
76. Davis returns Gardner fire; Democratic chief says GOP must share budget blame - Jn 2 90 3B
77. Mavretic tells budget panel to cut more - Jn 2 90 1B
78. State neglects its children and thus its future - Jn 3 90 6J
79. Editorial: Facing the truth on taxes - Jn 4 90 6A
80. Budget writers in House grappling with new cuts - Jn 5 90 3B
81. State budget outlook grows gloomier - Jn 5 90 1B
82. The budget mess (Chart) - Jn 5 90 3B
83. Democrats to propose budget; Senate plan cuts school funding - Jn 6 90 1
84. Editorial: Rabbits, hats and Democrats - Jn 7 90 18A
85. Senate budget advances; School fund increase would be slashed - Jn 7 90 1B
86. Senate OKs key provision of budget plan - Jn 8 90 1B
87. Budget woes jeopardize state's high bond rating (STATE BONDS) - Jn 9 90 1
88. Editorial: Senate runs from taxes - Jn 9 90 12A
89. House GOP proposes budget; Plan seeks more cuts instead of tax hikes - Jn 9 90 3B
90. Tar Heel editors speak: Gardner's cheap shots - Jn 10 90 7J
91. Bond warning leaves legislators scurrying for budget answers - Jn 12 90 1
92. Wake officials oppose Senate on cuts - Jn 12 90 1B
93. Martin seeks more budget cuts and 'modest' increase in taxes - Jn 13 90 1
94. Under the Dome: Budget talks held in closed session - Jn 13 90 1B
95. County officials rage over state budget cuts - Jn 14 90 5B
96. Panel eases fund to counties, cities - Jn 14 90 1B
97. Speaker faults leaders for state budget bind - Jn 14 90 3B
98. Editorial: The hard truth from Mavretic - Jn 15 90 16A
99. Fee hikes gain popularity among legislators - Jn 15 90 1B
100. Senate to vote on budget that avoids tax hikes - Jn 15 90 1
101. Editorial: Not exactly bullet biting - Jn 16 90 12A
102. Senate delays vote on budget proposal - Jn 16 90 1B
103. State officials cut corners during budget crunch - Jn 16 90 5B
104. Point of view: In the face of a crisis, leaders show cowardice, not courage - Jn 17 90 7J
105. Senate OKs budget that cuts schools; Reductions would avoid tax increases - Jn 19 90 1
106. Editorial: The Senate flunks flat (education funding) - Jn 20 90 12A
107. House divided on budget; Democrats surveyed on increasing taxes - Jn 20 90 1
108. Senate budget would hit state, local health efforts - Jn 20 90 1B
109. Under the Dome: Gardner taking his case to the public - Jn 20 90 1B
110. Legislators seek signal by Martin on budget, taxes - Jn 21 90 3B
111. Private businesses feel the pinch of budget squeeze - Jn 21 90 20F
112. Editorial: Mr. Martin cops out - Jn 22 90 14A
113. Martin backs Senate budget; bond firm balks - Jn 22 90 1
114. MCNC outlines plans if state funding is cut - Jn 22 90 3B
115. Independent-minded governor finds himself isolated by budget - Jn 23 90 1
116. Martin fights for budget; Meeting is set with bond firm - Jn 23 90 1
117. Tar Heel editors speak: Look again at education - Jn 24 90 7J
118. Tar Heel officials tell state to eat its seed corn - Jn 24 90 6J
119. Tax issue dogs legislators in efforts to adopt budget - Jn 24 90 1C
120. Martin says bond firm backs budget - Jn 26 90 1
121. Mavretic seeks $62 million in 'sin taxes' - Jn 26 90 1B
122. Editorial: Business could pay more - Jn 27 90 12A
123. House Democrats grope for agreement on budget, taxes - Jn 27 90 1B
124. Gardner ads cut details, sound off on budget - Jn 28 90 1
125. House Democratic leaders push for consensus on budget course - Jn 28 90 3B
126. UNC-CH students protest proposed cuts - Jn 28 90 2B
127. House Democrats reject state tax increases - Jn 29 90 1
128. House budget leaders study plan allowing agencies to make cuts - Jn 30 90 3B
129. Mavretic proposes adjourning; Let Martin make cuts, House speaker says - Jy 4 90 1B
130. House to renew debate on budget, veto - Jy 5 90 1B
131. Budget plan calls for $350 million in cuts - Jy 6 90 1
132. Proposed House budget cuts (Chart) - Jy 6 90 11A
133. Editorial: - No solace for the children - Jy 7 90 10A
134. Questions answered on state's budget muddle - Jy 7 90 1B
135. Under the Dome: Legislators fraying from long session - Jy 7 90 1B
136. A tale of two budgets (Chart) - Jy 10 90 3B
137. Budget priorities differ; House, Senate plans take divergent paths - Jy 10 90 3B
138. Democrat, Gardner battle over budget - Jy 10 90 1B
139. House adopts budget after 7-hour debate; Proposal differs from Senate plan - Jy 11 90 1B
140. Kaplan, Gardner still sparring over budget - Jy 11 90 3B
141. Panel tentatively approves pared construction budget (for SBI) - Jy 12 90 3B
142. Editorial: Splurging and purging - Jy 13 90 10A
143. Senate OKs bonds for prisons, windfall to balance budget - Jy 14 90 3B
144. House, Senate negotiators far apart in budget talks - Jy 17 90 3B
145. House sets stage for budget talks with Senate - Jy 19 90 1B
146. Budget talks yield some agreements; Abortion, insurance are key hang-ups - Jy 20 90 1
147. Editorial: Workers bear the brunt - Jy 25 90 10A
148. Budget talks resuming; Mavretic may change House negotiators - Jy 26 90 3B
149. Budget accord reached; State abortion funding intact - Jy 27 90 1
150. Highlights of state budget (Chart) - Jy 28 90 14A
151. State budget enacted; Legislature may adjourn today - Jy 28 90 1
152. Legislature wraps up session, but not revenue issues - Jy 29 90 1
153. Editorial: Community colleges starve - Au 1 90 16A
154. Student leaders at UNC-CH plan rallies protesting cuts - Au 1 90 5B
155. Students, disabled, pet owners to feel bite of budget cuts - Au 1 90 1
156. UNC-CH construction postponed - Au 2 90 2B
157. Court system's budget cuts to affect services - Au 14 90 3B
158. Panel eyes impact of fuel hike on state budget - Au 15 90 2B
159. Panel studies impact of fuel costs on state budget - Au 15 90 1B
160. Budget cuts may impede education reform - Au 20 90 2B
161. Wake schools to give up $476,302 to state reserve - Au 21 90 5B
162. Art museum programs fall victim to budget ax - Au 25 90 4B
163. Education cuts block teachers from schools; Teach for America program hits snag in N.C. counties - Au 26 90 1C
164. Point of view: The value of imaginative budgeting - Au 26 90 7J
165. Tar Heel editors speak: Study spending before raising taxes - Au 26 90 7J
166. Martin counters Gardner's call for cuts - Au 29 90 3B
167. Editorial: Missed chance for kids - Au 31 90 20A
168. A sick society slashes its safety net - Se 9 90 7J
169. Spangler warns that budget woes threatening academic programs - Se 15 90 4B
170. State agencies face new round of budget cuts; Administration is considering 1% reduction - Se 27 90 1
171. State may cut spending by 2 percent; Martin could decide fund reductions today - Oc 3 90 1
172. Schools may avoid latest cuts; Fund requests said to be below amounts expected - Oc 4 90 1
173. State's challenges clear, but leadership isn't - Oc 5 90 14A
174. State eases amount of budget cuts - Oc 9 90 1
175. $82 million requested for health care, parks - Oc 18 90 3B
176. Jazz center progressing slowly; State budget crisis puts hole in public funding for Monk Institute - Oc 20 90 1
177. Under the Dome: Budget hearings have lighter side - Oc 21 90 1C
178. Shortage of funds forces delays in road projects - No 10 90 3B
179. Protesters assail road spending (UNC cutbacks protested) - No 15 90 1B
180. Officials seek to quadruple AIDS funding - No 16 90 3B
181. State budget bind hits $850 million, threatens programs - No 16 90 1B
182. Budget outlook getting gloomier, Martin aide says - No 27 90 1
183. Budget hit list? (Chart) - No 28 90 1
184. Editorial: - No shortfall on schools - No 28 90 14A
185. Martin considers new round of cuts in state spending - No 28 90 1
186. Shortfall unlikely to mean more cuts for UNC-CH - No 28 90 3B
187. N.C. pollution-prevention program hurt by lack of funding, group says - No 30 90 3B
188. Directives force steep path for budget - De 3 90 1
189. Battle lines are drawn on budget - De 5 90 1B
190. Blue warns farmers on budget - De 5 90 5B
191. Slumping revenues to slow state road-building - De 6 90 3B
192. Martin puts new budget cuts on table - De 7 90 1B
193. Martin dubious about success, funds for BEP - De 14 90 1B

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