Wednesday, June 14, 2006

Wednesday, 6/14/06

New Civic Center study on tap

House Lawmakers Accept $3,300 Pay Hike

Columbus to use lottery funds to balance budget

Official Admits to False Statement

Lottery lowers bar on school funds goal

Bill would ban funeral protests

Bill targeting cable TV rules moves forward

FEMA funds spent on divorce, sex change

Homeless housing focus of workshops

Super Wal-Mart may bring super traffic

Liar charges fly on Fayetteville City Council

N.C. House budget clears committees; floor vote next

Easley plans to revamp low-scoring schools

Chatham Latino group questions United Way's motives

Junk cars costly in NC City - and out of it too

State to evaluate court-appointed services for the poor

N.C. court candidate draws ire of both Republicans and Democrats

AMA- Health Insurance Should Be Required

Accused nanny sues hidden-cam maker

Southern Baptists may consider public school 'exit strategy'
Also: In a surprise, Southern Baptists choose outsider as president

All Hendersonville parking to have three-hour limit

Non-profit agencies feel commissioners' wrath

Retired Farmer Plans Hitler Memorial

Critics alarmed over spending on lobbyists

Hillary Clinton hears anti-war jeers

Iraqi PM launches huge security crackdown

EPA rule relaxed after oil exec's letter to Rove

Coalition troops prepare Afghan offensive

Convention protester seeks veggie salvation

N.C. delegation took 470 privately funded trips in past 5 years

Hawking- Humans Must Spread Out in Space

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