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2 TOBACCO SETTLEMENT FUNDS END IN NC HOUSE BUDGET

May 3, 2011

House Republicans want to abolish two trust funds that receive half of North Carolina's share of the national tobacco settlement and intercept money from the third -- a direction health and economic development advocates contend will raise youth smoking rates and discourage economic recovery.



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