John Locke Foundation John Locke Foundation  

Press Releases | 2009 Archive

July

Jul. 2nd — New Web site helps taxpayers track government transparency

[^] [+/-]

June

Jun. 29th — Private school survey helps build case for school choice
Jun. 26th — House's income tax hike could cost 2,800 private-sector N.C. jobs
Jun. 25th — High-speed rail would waste taxpayers' money
Jun. 19th — Tax hikes make no sense as state struggles with high unemployment
Jun. 15th — Final N.C. budget plan needs no tax hike
Jun. 15th — Simple bill change would help prevent eminent domain abuse
Jun. 8th — Ending federal death tax could create 42,000 N.C. jobs

[^] [+/-]

May

May. 28th — N.C. schools add administrative and support staff faster than students
May. 22nd — Latest N.C. unemployment figures should help nip tax talk in House
May. 18th — Carolina Journal expands video presence with CJTV
May. 7th — Salisbury risks taxpayer money on questionable fiber-optic system
May. 5th — Proposed smoking ban threatens freedom, property rights

[^] [+/-]

April

Apr. 17th — Rising N.C. unemployment numbers should squelch talk of tax hikes
Apr. 8th — Senate moves forward with 'irresponsible' budget plan
Apr. 8th — New JLF guide urges limits on local government action
Apr. 6th — N.C. tax system needs major overhaul

[^] [+/-]

March

Mar. 27th — State unemployment figures highlight ineffective government strategies
Mar. 24th — Evidence shows little benefit from state dropout grants
Mar. 16th — JLF alternative state budget would focus on basics
Mar. 11th — Environmental commission should scrap carbon dioxide regulation idea
Mar. 11th — Latest unemployment figures show business' gloomy assessment of future
Mar. 4th — Some southeastern N.C. governments can blame themselves for budget woes
Mar. 4th — Many Triangle-area governments can blame themselves for budget woes
Mar. 4th — Some Triad-area governments can blame themselves for budget woes
Mar. 4th — Rocky Mount, Goldsboro governments can blame themselves for budget crunch
Mar. 4th — Many eastern N.C. governments can blame themselves for budget woes
Mar. 4th — Hickory fares well, Mooresville poorly in new ranking of government growth
Mar. 4th — Pitt, other eastern N.C. governments can blame themselves for budget woes
Mar. 4th — Some Sandhills governments can blame themselves for budget woes
Mar. 4th — Many Charlotte-area governments can blame themselves for budget woes
Mar. 4th — Many WNC governments can blame themselves for budget woes
Mar. 4th — Many local governments dig their own budget holes

[^] [+/-]

February

Feb. 17th — Wilmington drops to No. 5 in annual tax ranking
Feb. 17th — Chapel Hill, Cary make top five list in local tax burden
Feb. 17th — High Point, Greensboro creep up tax burden list, Winston-Salem falls
Feb. 17th — Rocky Mount drops out of top five list of lowest tax burdens
Feb. 17th — New Bern falls, Kinston rises in annual tax ranking
Feb. 17th — Hickory ranks No. 13 in local tax burden
Feb. 17th — Greenville drops two notches on state tax burden list
Feb. 17th — Fayetteville drops two notches in tax rankings
Feb. 17th — Charlotte tops tax list for eighth straight year
Feb. 17th — Asheville tax burden jumps to No. 2 in state
Feb. 17th — Average Tar Heel gives up 5 percent of income for local government
Feb. 12th — Real annexation reform requires meaningful services, legitimate oversight
Feb. 11th — JLF honors charter school founder with Pope Award
Feb. 3rd — N.C. teacher compensation tops national average by $4,000

[^] [+/-]

January

Jan. 22nd — New guide answers N.C. forced annexation questions
Jan. 14th — N.C. taxpayer-financed elections should be repealed
Jan. 7th — Overspending plays largest role in state's fiscal woes
Jan. 6th — Wilson risks taxpayers' money on city-owned fiber-optic system

[^] [+/-]

 
 

1999 Archive | 2000 Archive | 2001 Archive
2002 Archive | 2003 Archive | 2004 Archive
2005 Archive | 2006 Archive | 2007 Archive
2008 Archive | 2009 Archive



© 2009 John Locke Foundation | 200 West Morgan St., Raleigh, NC 27601, Voice: (919) 828-3876 | Privacy Policy | Terms of Use