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Hunt's magical transformation
After cqfling for and approving the largest spending
plan in thd history of the Tarheel State - $10 billion -
Govemor Hunt is now calling for tax cuts next year.
Well, it's aflittle too late your Excellency!
Where ere you, Governor, when the call went up
last year fi
5? You were standing in line for the feeding
our legislature wanted to spend one-quar-
on dollars on pork-laden "preventative pro-
grams” rather than additional prisons for violent of-
fenders? You were touring the state hawking the
"Family Resource Center" and "Save Our Schools" SO-
cial programs.
And, what about the Budget Session of the General
Assembly? You approved all sorts of ways to spend
the almost fone billion dollars in surplus tax dollars and
refused to | ght for a rebate for the hard working mid-
dle-class taxpayer.
Where does this lead you? All of your "tax and
spend" shenanigans landed you on the editorial page of
the Wall Street Journal with an "F" and one of the low-
est rankings in the nation as a "Free- -Spender." Now,
it's apparently time for you to change your image.
With interest rates going up, democrats facing fire
from all corners and signs that the economy may be
slowing, the negative effects of North Carolina's
high tax status on business development, the Governor
is wise tol "run for cover" early. Hunt, the ever savvy
politician thas already begun the innocuous statements.
ter of a bil
r three-quarters of a billion dollars in pork-
GUEST COLUMN
THOMAS GOOLSBY
Carolina Syndicated
Columns
Recently, after hiring a large accounting firm to
study possible tax cuts, Hunt stated, "I believe that this
is the time to look at hard tax relief for families and for
businesses." Too bad that the Governor didn't
"believe" in tax relief just a few months ago during the
budget session of the General Assembly. With his sup-
port, North Carolinians could have been saved mil-
lions in taxes and invigorated our economy with capi-
tal freed up from government coffers.
Instead, Hunt and friends decided to go on a spend-
ing spree of over $10 billion that included spending al-
most all the one-time billion dollar budget windfall.
With the next gubernatorial election just a couple of
years out, Hunt now wants to begin his magical trans-
formation from "tax-and-spender"” to "fiscal conserva-
tive." If North Carolinians live up to their past history
of long-term memory loss, he can probably get away
with it. Besides, what's a few billion dollars between
friends?
CYNTHIA ANN WARE
KM's Cynthia Ware
is Student of Month
Cynthia Ann Ware, daughter
of Kumi Ware of Kings
Mountain and Keith Ware of
Hickory, is the Shelby
Exchange Club's Youth of the
Month for October.
Ware is a senior student at
Kings Mountain High School
and plans to pursue a career in
nurse midwifery or pediatric
Lenoir-Rhyne
Thursday, October 27, 1994 -THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Page 5A
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AUCTION
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Lawndale. N.C. prea
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Saturday, October 29, 1994 - 10:00 a.m.
Directions: Vawndale (Hwy 182) Tum off W Main St. to Shelby Dr. at Cleveland Mills. Sale on Right Watch for
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Real Estate - 1.00 PM. - 1100 Sq. Ft. House + Living room, Kitchen / Dining Room + 3 Bedrooms + | Bath + Closed
Rear Porch + 3/4 Basement + Oil Furnace + Storm Windows & Doors + Masonite Lap Siding + County Water +
Excellent condition + Great Investment or Starter Home.
Chest Freezer
Victorian Chairs
Lamps: Victorian, Brass, Marbled
Base, & other Assorted
Pictures, House Accessories 3
Partial Listing:
Duncan Phyle Sofa
Rosewood Chairs
Mahogany Center Table
Corner What not Shelves
ron Bed (Square) Wool Rug 8x10 :
Hull, McCoy, Roseville Gossip Bench :
Vases, Planters, Figurines 1/2 Bed :
Den Sut Straight Chairs ‘
Quilts GE Refrigerator '
Kitchen Accessories Small Appliances :
Desk Enamel Table
Pine Table Magazine Rack
Wood Box Pots & Pans - Some Iron
Cut Glass, Bowls, Platters, Hoolser Kitchen Cabinet
Candy Dishes, Plates, elc China Apple Blossom
Maple Hutch Pitchers & Tea Pots
Bauer Piano Side Tables I.
Marbled Topped End & Trunk
Coffee Tables Baby Bed
Brass Bed Vanity wioval Mirror .
Hammond Elec. Organ Buffet/Server “3
Mahogany Dresser Primitive Pine Cupboard ™
Wood Shelves Maple Round Table "
Washer Dryer
Linens Entertainment Center
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nursing at
College and later at graduate
school earn a doctorate in fami-
ly practice medicine.
At KMHS, she is-active in the
National Honor Society,
National Beta Club, a DAR
Good Citizen nominee, French
Club Vice-President, and has
been active as a Junior marshal,
on the honor roll, academic
awards honoree, and in the
French, Science and Journalism
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Parkinson's group
to meet at Gaston
Gaston Memorial Hospital's sup-
port group for patients with
Parkinson's disease and their fami-
lies will meet November 1 at 6:30
p.m: in classrooms 1 and 2 at the
hospital.
Linda Little, Medical Claims
Services of Metrolina, will present
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Large Selection of
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FAIR WINNER - Danny Navey, PTO president at East School, re-
ceives a Beautification Award from John Stout at the Cleveland
County Hair. East received a $150 check for its beautification project
which included clean-up, fix-up, paint-up and landscaping. The school,
with the help of volunteers from KMG Minerals and rip-rap donated
by Foote Mineral, repaired a storm drainage ditch and a constantly
Diamond Solitare
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Bring you Christmas shopping in a unique & personal way with
an autographed print by D. Morgan!
school also set out trees to replace some that are beginning ¢ to die.
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