Stein signs $34B North Carolina budget with pay raises, lower taxes
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Republican legislative leaders sent the long-overdue budget to Stein last week after more than a year of negotiations over items like income tax and teacher raises.
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Raises for teachers and cops prompted Gov. Stein to accept the state budget despite objections to numerous other tax and policy measures. Gov. Stein signs NC budget as a compromise measure with legislators despite key concerns is a story from Carolina Public Press , an award-winning independent news…
Republican legislative leaders sent the long-overdue budget to Stein last week after more than a year of negotiations over items like income tax and teacher raises.
The budget ends a lengthy stalemate in the General Assembly and outlines spending priorities across education, health care, disaster recovery and state government.
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