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Friday, 21 September 2012 08:11 |
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NC Transportation Secretary Gene Conti tells host Barlow Herget that the "good roads" state is in better shape than most of its neighbors and explains how Governor Perdue removed as never before politics from DOT highway decisions. He sees more ridership for mass transit and rail traffic in future and details list of projects and jobs that the federal stimulus financed. |
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Friday, 14 September 2012 07:01 |
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With new, stricter and controversial election rules in other states, North Carolina keeps the more open election standards that facilitated a record vote in 2008, says Election Board Director Gary Bartlett. He tells host Barlow Herget that the turnout will be even bigger than the 4.3 million who voted in 2008, more than half from early voting that begins 17 days before the Nov. 6 Election. Find out more. |
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Friday, 31 August 2012 10:46 |
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John Hood, president of the conservative think-tank John Locke Foundation, has written a new book, "Our Best Foot Forward," that outlines his ideas to host Barlow Herget for getting North Carolina's struggling economy back on track. What Hood writes may be state economic policy if Republicans maintain control of the state legislature and win the governor's office. It's easy Labor Day listening. |
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Friday, 10 August 2012 11:23 |
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Former DNER Secretary Holman tells host Barlow Herget North Carolina is in "good shape" now for drinkable water supplies, but drought in Midwest is reminder of challenges ahead. One is the shortage of good sites for new reservoirs because the good ones are taken. He says pollution of lakes, rivers and aquifers will put additional pressure on water supplies and he advises the state to develop fracking protections carefully. |
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Friday, 13 July 2012 11:23 |
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Dr. Bill Harrison, chair of the State Board of Education, tells host Barlow Herget that he has questions about Cabarrus County School Board's plan to hire on-line, for-profit company to teach children in grades k-through-12. The state already offers on-line classes for older students, but Harrison thinks such classes may not work for younger children. He believes compensation for virtual school is too high in state's current formula. Listen to what he says about future of virtual schools. |
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