RALEIGH, N.C. — The method by which death certificates are assembled and
preserved in North Carolina is really getting old.
Officially registering a death essentially follows the same format used
since the state's Vital Records office began to collect information in
1930; it's all done on paper. Records ultimately are stored on microfilm,
an aging technology.
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