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John Lassiter Sanders

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John Sanders : North Carolina's "invisible hand" : presented at the close of John Sanders' tenure as Director of North Carolina's Institute of Government, July 1, 1992

1992 · Institute of Government

Letters from friends and associates gathered for John L. Sanders at the close of his tenure as director of the Institute of Government at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill on July 1, 1992. The title calls him North Carolina's invisible hand. Printed by the Institute of Government in Chapel Hill in one unpaginated volume.

Why this is here: Catalog heading in the NC Cardinal record: Sanders, John Lassiter, 1927-.

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  1. A Knapp Foundation gift funds an addition, renamed the Knapp-Sanders Building The Knapp Foundation contributed to a large addition to the Institute of Government building, and the name was extended to honor John Lassiter Sanders, the Institute's second director. People: John Lassiter SandersSearch the index · UNC A to Z: Knapp-Sanders Building

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