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Town approves pilot election fund program

The Chapel Hill Town Council approved a pilot public campaign-financing program, in the works for five years, at its meeting June 9. The program will begin with the fall 2009 municipal elections. Chapel Hill is the first N.C. municipality to enact this type of program. The General Assembly authorized the town to do so in 2007. Using the fund is voluntary for candidates, but for taxpayers, contributing to the fund is not. "This involves taxpayers' money," council member Matt Czajkowski said. "It comes at a time when taxes have increased 11 percent."

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Remembering all victims of war

Guilford College professor Joe Cole looked out into an audience Monday afternoon at Carrboro Town Commons and asked, "What does it mean to support the troops?" His speech, which helped set the tone for the day's events, was part of the seventh annual Orange County Peace Coalition's "Victims of War" Memorial Day event. The program included musical performances, speakers and readings by OCPC members.

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carsonrun

Runners stretch before the race Saturday morning. Phi Delta Theta and Pi Beta Phi put on the first annual Eve Carson Memorial 5K for Education Saturday morning. Two thirds of the proceeds go to Eve Carson Memorial Junior Year Scholarship, one sixth goes to First Book, and one sixth goes to Clyde Erwin Elementary School in Onslow County. cq'd http://greeks.unc.edu/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=250&Itemid=55

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