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• Prisoner helps state cope with job freeze tax appeal board hires inmate who trained tobe paralegal for $1.50 a day [Oct 26 1991 p1]

  1991 (October 26, 1991)

  Subjects: State Prison Tax and Land Appeals Board

• State's jobless rate improves slightly [Oct 25 1991 p1]

  1991 (October 25, 1991)

  Subjects: Unemployment Rate
  See also: SEE ALSO UL p1

• Abortion-notification amendment rejected [Oct 25 1991 p4]

  1991 (October 25, 1991)

  Subjects: Abortion Parents and Parenting

• Committee criticized for non-support of drunk driving bill [Oct 23 1991 p4]

  1991 (October 23, 1991)

  Subjects: Driving While Intoxicated (DWI) Judges

• Report: state aid to schools failing [Oct 22 1991 p1]

  1991 (October 22, 1991)

  Subjects: Education Education-State Aid Foundation Aid State Aid

• Gregg to seek sweeping spending cuts to pare $70m deficit [Oct 22 1991 p4]

  1991 (October 22, 1991)

  Subjects: 93) Budget (FY92 Budget (FY92-93)-Deficits Deficits Fiscal Committee General Court General Court-Fiscal Committee
  See also: SEE ALSO UL 10/21 p4 & NT 10/23 p1 & UL 10/23 p12

• Education bond plan lauded, extended [Oct 22 1991 p4]

  1991 (October 22, 1991)

  Subjects: Education Higher Education

• Several towns at heart of redistricting battle [Oct 21 1991 p3]

  1991 (October 21, 1991)

  Subjects: General Court Redistricting

• Easing up on pollution industries find ways to cut costs by working smarter [Oct 20 1991 pA1]

  1991 (October 20, 1991)

  Subjects: Economy Environment

• Inmate's family defends actions Officials accused of manipulating prisoner to thwart his release [Oct 20 1991 pA1]

  1991 (October 20, 1991)

  Subjects: Prisons State Prison

• Gregg expected to outline budget cuts on Wednesday state finances said to be $70 million in the red [Oct 20 1991 pA1]

  1991 (October 20, 1991)

  Subjects: 92) 93) Budget (FY92 Budget (FY92-93)-Deficits Deficits Gregg, Judd (Governor 1991 Gregg, Judd (Governor 1991-92)

• Employees of new banks face uncertainty [Oct 19 1991]

  1991 (October 19, 1991)

  Subjects: Banks and Banking Employees New Dartmouth Bancorp New Dartmouth Bancorp-Employees
  See also: SEE ALSO CM p1

• House panel bows out of turf tussle [oct 18 1991 p3]

  1991 (October 18, 1991)

  Subjects: Police State Police

• Amoskeag Bankshares files for bankruptcy [Oct 18 1991 p14]

  1991 (October 18, 1991)

  Subjects: Amoskeag Bank Shares Inc Amoskeag Bank Shares Inc-Bankruptcy Bankruptcy Banks and Banking
  See also: SEE ALSO CM 10/19 p3

• Zeliff's proposals take a hit [Oct 17 1991 p3]

  1991 (October 17, 1991)

  Subjects: Construction Highways Highways-Construction Highways-Route 101 Route 101

• N.H. AAA may appeal decision on title fees [Oct 16 1991 p4]

  1991 (October 16, 1991)

  Subjects: American Automobile Association (AAA) Motor vehicles Motor Vehicles-Titles Titles
  See also: SEE ALSO CM 10/17 pB1

• Pension's bank investment questioned [Oct 14 1991 p1]

  1991 (October 14, 1991)

  Subjects: Banks and Banking Investments

• All property taxes are not equal as governor's tax bill will attest [Oct 14 1991 p1]

  1991 (October 14, 1991)

  Subjects: Property Tax Taxation

• Group pushes to legalize cockfighting [Oct 13 1991 pA1 & A4]

  1991 (October 13, 1991)

  Subjects: Animals Sports

• Institution checks out closing of 102-year-old nashua Trust attributedto economy, greed [Oct 13 1991 pA1]

  1991 (October 13, 1991)

  Subjects: Banks and Banking First NH Bank
  See also: SEE ALSO same page Job uncertainty a worry for bank workers

• Changing the pace of their lives many take time to explore new options [Oct 13 1991 pA1]

  1991 (October 13, 1991)

  Subjects: Economy Volunteers

• Analysts: banking industry on right road but experts warn the reorganization doesn't mean tough times are over [Oct 12 1991 p1]

  1991 (October 12, 1991)

  Subjects: Banks and Banking Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
  See also: SEE ALSO same page Governor sees reshuffling as feather in cap

• Labor Department acted illegally on back-wage case [Oct 10 1991 p5]

  1991 (October 10, 1991)

  Subjects: Part Part-time Employees time Employees Wages

• N.H. still lowest in state tax burden [Oct 10 1991 p1]

  1991 (October 10, 1991)

  Subjects: Revenue (1991) Taxation
  See also: SEE ALSO UL p6

• Panel begins planning so N.H. can recover [Oct 8 1991 p12]

  1991 (October 8, 1991)

  Subjects: Economic Development Division Economy