Read this closely because it demonstrates how difficult it is going to be to trace budget discussions this year.
Clyde Ingle's List: NC policy issues 2010
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Apr 26, 10
Reference to educational reform in Charlotte in NY Times editorial
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May 04, 10
"An analysis of data from the nonpartisan Tax Foundation by Washington Post
database specialist Dan Keating found that people in states that voted
Republican were by far the biggest beneficiaries of federal spending. In states
that voted strongly Republican, people received an average of $1.50 back from
the federal government for every dollar they paid in federal taxes. In
moderately Republican states, the amount was $1.19. In moderately Democratic
states, people received on average of 99 cents in federal funds for each dollar
they paid in taxes. In strongly Democratic states, people got back just 86 cents
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school system's request would in effect transfer the burden of some state cuts to the county.
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Challenging Blevins' comments about the new jail and airport projects, Henderson said, "That is sort of taking things out of context. A lot of what has happened is due to the economy. It affected things that were started several years ago." He said county government had contractual obligations to meet with the airport work.
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