N&O Index Card Listings
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Government Agencies
- Budget office changes policy on vending funds - Ja 17 84 1C
- Court says agencies not defendants (in lawsuit stemming from
- communists' deaths) - Ap 21 84 2C
- 'Major weaknesses' detailed by auditor in state agencies - My 15 84 14C
- Bill would limit power of agencies to make rules - Jn 29 84 1D
- Endowments offer steady income for state agencies - Fe 5 84 19A
- Regulatory limits on agencies passed despite pleas for delay - Jn 30 84 3C
- Agencies, boards oppose bill to limit power in disputes - Jy 3 84 14C
- Plan would add state buildings downtown, next to Dix hospital - Au 1 84 1C
- New (consolidated) day-care division backed - No 22 84 1C
Government Agencies
- Danger: Government at work; Public employers pay no fines though safety violations numerous - Mr 14 92, 1
- State agencies don't copy others' duplicating fees - Mr 28 92, 4B
- Legislators doubt agencies will practice safety message - Mr 31 92, 4B
- Editorial: Capping state copy fees - Ap 2 92, 12A
- Legislator wants to create inspector general post - Jy 11 92, 4B
- Which government agencies offer the most "family-friendly" leave policies? - (Chart) - Oc 9 92, 2B
Government Agencies
- N. C. housing panel needed, report says - Fe 5 83 8A
- Court upholds fines slapped on (welfare) agency - My 7 83 3C
- Panel seeks to define and rework administrative law-making powers - Oc 16 83 32A
Government Agencies
- Officials criticize new publication law (state register) - Ja 31 86 4D
- Legislature urged to abolish boards; duplication cited - Jn 6 86 10C
- Bill changed to remove 41 targeted agencies - Jn 13 86 10B
- Review panel gets support despite Martin objections - Jn 27 86 8B
- Bill sets up review panel, abolishes obsolete boards - Jn 28 86 20A
- House OKs commission to review regulations - Jn 28 86 20A
- Under the dome: Martin partially lifts freeze on hiring - Au 9 86 1
- Proposals suggest pay increase for teachers, new rural agency - Au 30 86 1C
- Task force created on 'hate groups' - Oc 3 86 8C
- Agencies poorly coordinated on environment, panel says - Oc 18 86 2C
- Officials oppose environmental 'super agency' - No 1 15A
- Editorial: Environment efforts fragmented - No 5 86 18A
- Environmental proposal (to form super agency to deal with environmental issues) draws fire - De 11 86 2C
Government Agencies
- Under the Dome: Legislators ponder Commerce chiefs - Ap 1 87 1
- Panel to consider bill on (government agency) closings during snow - My 7 87 34A
- Under the Dome: Watkins takes aim at executive agencies - My 21 87 1
- Budget balancing battles; Agency chiefs decry funding cuts ordered by legislators - Jy 4 87 1
- Under the Dome: Art work adorns government walls - Jy 21 87 1
- State agencies call cash settlements rare - Au 9 87 27A
- State agencies told to shoulder part of cost of property losses (due to shortage of security guards) - Se 2 87 20C
- Martin backs 'super agency'; Governor shifts, supports consolidating environmental programs - De 5 87 1C
- Correction employees' move stirs up fuss over office space - De 8 87 1C
- Editorial: Consensus to consolidate (environmental programs) - De 8 87 14A
Government Agencies
- House backs plan to end exemption on safety fines - My 3 91 3B
- State agencies shred recycled paper plans - My 30 91 6C
Government Agencies
- Environmental merger legislation readied - Mr 3 89 16A
- Work begins on bill unifying agencies - Mr 15 89 11A
- House panel backs bill on environment agencies - Mr 31 89 12A
- Environmental plan (new agency) wins tentative OK - Ap 5 89 11A
- Agencies prepare for fall of legislative budget ax - Ap 24 89 2C
- Office lease costs slow down environmental consolidation - Jn 30 89 16A
- Unresolved issues slowing push to end legislative session - Au 3 89 11A
Government Agencies
- Environmental programs should fall under health agency, doctor (Brown) says - Ja 23 88 10B
- Environmental programs may be merged (GOVERNMENT AGENCIES) - Fe 5 88 5D
- EMC backs environmental 'super agency' under NRCD - Fe 11 88 14C
- Martin backs unified environment agency - Fe 18 88 1C
- GOP supporter increasing income from state leases - Mr 23 88 1C
- Merger of agencies endorsed; Environmental-health department discussed - Mr 25 88 7D
- Martin says plan's delay is political (consolidating environmental programs) - Ap 30 88 6A
- Assembly leaders see no time for Martin consolidation plan - Ma 17 88 1C
- Export office proposed; Martin urges funds to help N.C. firms - Ma 24 88 1D
- Martin forces jockey for environmental plan - Jn 8 88 18C
- Federal agencies move north (Raleigh) - Jy 7 88 1T
- Martin mulls do-it-himself consolidation; Governor claims politics delays environmental, health
- merger - Jy 16 88 1C
- Literacy panel proposed; Report wants council to oversee training - Jy 22 88 1C
- Environment agency merger gelling - Jy 23 88 13A
- Reorganization of agency on aging planned - Jy 29 88 24C
- Tar Heel editors speak: The politics of consolidation - Jy 31 88 7D
- Editorial: State government's extra wheel (Office of Administrative Hearings) - Au 1 88 6A
- Buying from minority-owned businesses (Chart) - Au 7 88 32A
- Martin agencies top Democrats in aiding minority firms - Au 7 88 27A
- Legislators discuss funds for state parks, tourism; Separate agency, user fees might bring more
- money - Au 27 88 1C
- Federal agencies working together to nurture the Smokies biosphere - Oc 9 88 37A
- Agencies could lose fining clout - No 16 88 1C
- Tighter rules urged for some agencies getting state money - No 20 88 39A
- Panel backs environmental, health merger - No 22 88 1C
- Agencies advised to halt fining - De 7 88 1C
- Court allows agencies to continue fining - De 9 88 1C
Government Agencies
- Center's report urges state to prune boards - Ja 29 85 3C
- Martin move pushes agency for disabled into sub-basement - Fe 5 85 2C
- Editorial: Kudzu in state government - Fe 10 85 4D
- General Assembly Round-up: Regulation overhaul - Fe 12 85 2C
- Lawmakers to file bills to curtail growth of state advisory panels - Ap 10 85 5C
- Lawmakers to file bills seeking to halt growth of advisory panels - Ap 11 85 6A
- Bill to eliminate boards filed in error, Martin says - Ap 19 85 7A
- Disputes bill keeps power in legislature, lawmaker says - Ap 19 85 18A
- General Assembly Round-up: Administrative procedures (over agency rule enforcement) - Ap 24 85 5C
- General Assembly Round-up: Useless boards (elimination of) - My 18 85 5B
- Measure cutting agencies' power subject of Senate panel hearing - Jn 5 85 4C
- Bill on agency disputes called threat to funds - Jn 7 85 6B
- Groups oppose state agency rules proposal - Jn 13 85 19A
- Editorial: A snarled rule book - Jn 17 85 12A
- Legislature out to abolish useless groups - Jn 17 85 9A
- N.C. House, Senate may clash over executive rule-making - Jn 21 85 24A
- House, Senate extend agencies' regulations - Jy 11 85 18C
- General Assembly Round-up: Unneeded boards - Jy 13 85 5C
- General Assembly Round-up: Unneeded boards - Jy 14 85 32A
- Bill to abolish boards delayed as organizations defended - Jy 17 85 15A
- Under the dome: Agencies ignoring budget-planning law - De 19 85 1
- N.C. agencies implement ideas to save money - De 23 85 4C
