Subsidies raise questions for this, future columns
By Paul O'Connor
Winston-Salem Journal
RALEIGH - There’s an old rule in the column-writing business to which I’ve spent a career adhering: Report it once, sell it many times.
That is, find some information and repackage it for as many different paying customers as possible. If you’re working exclusively for one guy - as I am now - get at least two columns out of each bit.
In that spirit, it’s time to answer the questions I posed last week about the political ramifications of the General Assembly’s special sessions on Gov. Mike Easley’s veto of a bill giving $40 million in subsidies to Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.
Winston-Salem Journal
RALEIGH - There’s an old rule in the column-writing business to which I’ve spent a career adhering: Report it once, sell it many times.
That is, find some information and repackage it for as many different paying customers as possible. If you’re working exclusively for one guy - as I am now - get at least two columns out of each bit.
In that spirit, it’s time to answer the questions I posed last week about the political ramifications of the General Assembly’s special sessions on Gov. Mike Easley’s veto of a bill giving $40 million in subsidies to Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.
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