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Subject/Name: Watersheds
Article(s) Referenced In:
- Triangle governments disagree on strictness of watershed rules - Ja 4 88 1
- Watershed protection rules near drinking water lakes (Chart) - Ja 4 88 4A
- Editorial: Rules face a watershed - Ja 5 88 8A
- Raleigh backs rules to protect Falls Lake - Ja 6 88 1C
- Watershed landowners fear nest eggs on line - Ja 11 88 1C
- (Falls Lake) Watershed use debate looms at counties' meeting (Durham; Person; Orange) - Ja 12 88 1C
- Counties urged to share water-protection costs - Ja 13 88 2C
- Swift creek watershed rezoning opposed - Ja 13 88 1C
- Planning commission backs stricter rules for 2 watersheds (Falls Lake & Swift Creek) - Ja 14 88 3C
- Strict state classification sought for Wake, Franklin watersheds - Ja 17 88 29A
- Wake developers closing in on Swift Creek watershed - Ja 18 88 1
- Editorial: High stakes for clean water - Ja 19 88 8A
- Planning panel urges delay in regulation of watershed runoff - Fe 11 88 1C
- Public spaces urged for mall office building (and watershed restriction) - Fe 23 88 1C
- Swift Creek landowners get backing of planners - Fe 25 88 1WA
- Falls Lake watershed rules criticized - Mr 2 88 1C
- Falls Lake restrictions questioned - Mr 7 88 1C
- Guilford voters approve watershed protection plan - Mr 10 88 4C
- Wake candidates divided over WATERSHED control - Mr 31 88 4C
- WATERSHED protection expensive, panel told - Ap 1 88 2C
- Watershed consultants offer alternative to smaller houses - Ap 21 88 7T
- Cost-sharing urged to protect Durham watersheds - Ma 25 88 10B
- Editorial: Clean water at stake - Ma 30 88 16A
- Wake hopefuls focus campaigns on water-supply issues - Jn 3 88 1C
- Industrial uses for watershed by mall backed - Jy 7 88 1C
- Editorial: Early bird gets watershed worm - Jy 8 88 12A
- Garner asked to annex land in watershed - Jy 20 88 1
- Durham school board hopes to skirt water standards - Jy 22 88 1
- Development spurs watershed fears; Some fear cities' growth will damage water supply - Jy 25 88 1
- Editorial: Dirty water, drop by drop - Jy 25 88 6A
- Developers promise to protect Swift Creek; Garner board studies subdivision, golf course - Jy 27 88 1
- Editorial: Durham County plugs the dike - Jy 27 88 10A
- Joint effort backed on watershed regulations - Au 9 88 18C
- Conferees propose plan for Swift Creek growth - Se 7 88 1
- Swift Creek proposal viewed as test of watershed rankings - Se 8 88 16C
- Swift Creek Navy may boost Cary's image on pollution - Se 15 88 25A
- Tar Heel editors speak: Durham council decides to stand by commitment (watershed vote) - Se 18 88 7D
- Cary board backs zoning in Swift Creek watershed - Se 20 88 3C
- Board lobbied on Outer Loop, Little River - Se 21 88 4C
- Conferees urge state to step up efforts to protect water supplies - Se 25 88 33A
- Market pushes watershed growth - Oc 10 88 1C
- Developer (BENSON) suing Raleigh on Falls Lake watershed rules - Oc 15 88 1C
- Editorial: The minefield at swift Creek - Oc 17 88 8A
- Proof of value called key to watershed rules - Oc 27 88 16C
- Wake Forest revisions 'add flexibility' in watershed - Oc 27 88 4T
- Pendleton changes views on watershed protection - Oc 29 88 2C
- Durham watershed study urges cooperation (Map) - No 3 88 2C
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