N&O Index Card

Subject/Name: Raleigh City Council

Article(s) Referenced In:

1. Amphitheater plan prompts council walkout - Se 21 88 1C
2. Council OKs rezoning for shopping center - Se 21 88 2C
3. Infill plan praised, lambasted; Some want, others fear development regulation - Se 21 88 1C
4. Editorial: Whose job is it, anyway - Se 24 88 12A
5. Panel backs more downtown Raleigh patrols - Se 24 88 3C
6. Decision near on Beltline; Council takes field trip, studies options - Se 27 88 1C
7. Raleigh tire dealers protest upcoming disposal fee - Se 28 88 1C
8. Raleigh panel suggests marker for Kate Smith - Se 29 88 25A
9. Builders may be required to 'respect' lay of land - Oc 12 88 3C
10. Joint Raleigh, Garner panel to study issues - Oc 13 88 1C
11. Raleigh council divided on Beltline median - Oc 18 88 1C
12. Raleigh council gives staff guidelines on Beltline plan - Oc 19 88 1C
13. Divided council retains limit on housing projects - Oc 21 88 1C
14. Owners reject offer to lease White Oak Lake - Oc 22 88 2C
15. Plan limiting Atlantic Ave. traffic backed - Oc 26 88 1C
16. Proposal to test ordinance for planning offered - Oc 27 88 1C
17. Proposed limits on buildings debated - No 1 88 3C
18. City council votes to expand CAT bus system No 2 88 1C
19. Raleigh backs effort to host World Games No 2 88 16C
20. Most Garner, Raleigh leaders endorse plan to settle disputes No 3 88 4C
21. City may drain Longview Lake; dam cited No 10 88 WA-1
22. Editorial: While the council fiddles... No 15 88 14A
23. 20 protest rezoning land on U.S. 70 but they may face less-favorable deal No 16 88 2C
24. City Hall ban on plastic foam urged No 16 88 2C
25. City panel against plans for U.S. 70 building No 23 88 2C
26. Panel endorses protection plan for watershed No 23 88 1C
27. Raleigh committee recommends enlarging Mount Hope cemetery No 23 88 1C
28. Zoning delay leaves Wake plans shaky No 24 88 1T
29. Meals are turning wheels of diplomacy for area politicans No 28 88 2C
30. City Council panel endorses development of U.S. 70 site - De 1 88 4C
31. Neighborhood will play part in planning - De 3 88 1C
32. Council poised to usurp property rights - De 8 88 21A
33. Trial run urged for city plan - De 8 88 26A
34. Raleigh council members seek state's help in arena bid - De 9 88 1C
35. Council panel urges downtown arena, talks with NCSU (Chart, comparing proposals) - De 10 88 1C
36. Half of city council favors proposal for building a downtown coliseum - De 12 88 2C
37. Editorial: Council would shirk its job (setting standards for development) - De 13 88 16A
38. Council OKs Atlantic Ave. growth plan (and other actions) - De 14 88 2C
39. Mayor smooths council qualms on coliseum; will talk with state - De 14 88 1C
40. Neighborhood-growth law backed; foes protest - De 14 88 1
41. Raleigh residents pick education over enforcement to cut drug abuse - De 16 88 1C
42. Panel censures Safran, orders ethics classes - De 20 88 1C
43. Plan devised to lure arena to downtown - De 24 88 1C
44. Panel weighs city ordinance on job bias - De 29 88 1C
45. Raleigh, Garner reopen water-plant negotiations - De 29 88 2T
46. Elting says developers target Leadmine Road; Action urged to maintain area for residential use - De 30 88 1C

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