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N.H. democrats to try for unity [Apr 21 1991 pA7]
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Proposal says kids must have rights, too [Apr 21 1991 pA1]
Subjects: Children HCR 7 (1991) -
Summer job forecast: cool scare New Hampshire jobs draws scores of applicants [Apr 21 1991 pD1]
Subjects: Economy Employment -
House education cuts irk governor [Apr 20 1991 p1]
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State observing final Fast Day [Apr 20 1991 p5]
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Senate passes bill to boost local aid [Apr 19 1991 p1]
See also: SEE ALSO UL p6 -
N.H. senate committee approves Civil Rights Day [Apr 19 1991 p3]
Subjects: Civil Rights Holidays -
DEC reports first-quarter rebound Lockheed upbeat about its earnings [Apr 19 1991 p1]
Subjects: Digital Equipment Corporation Economy -
Bill would let police seize drivers' licenses on the spot [Apr 18 1991 p1]
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Senate seeks widening of business tax [Apr 18 1991 p1]
Subjects: Business Profits Tax Taxation -
Battle continues over lowering drunk-driving limit [Apr 18 1991 p3]
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Mass. hits N.H. passed Seabrook tax [Apr 18 1991 p3]
Subjects: Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant Taxation -
Cabletron: New Hampshire's high-tech success [Apr 16 1991 p18]
Subjects: Cabletron Systems Inc -
Secrecy of product-safety lawsuits debated [Apr 17 1991 p3]
Subjects: Product Liability SB 91 (1991) -
Group list most endangered rivers N.H.'s Lamprey River names as highly threatened [Apr 16 1991 p7]
Subjects: Lamprey River RiversSee also: SEE ALSO UL 4/17 p4 -
Swett: keep veterans hospital at Pease [Apr 16 1991 p13]
Subjects: Swett, Richard (U.S. Representative) Veterans -
Summit stresses the positive Gregg predicts strong rebound from recession [Apr 16 1991 p18]
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If you drive a truck, you need a codebook [Apr 14 1991 pA2]
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State's residents more diverse whites still prevail [Apr 14 1991 pA1]
Subjects: Minorities U.S. Census Bureau -
EDEN connects state's environmental groups [Apr 14 1991 pA4]
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Pot grower says medicinal garden left him in prison and homeless [Apr 13 1991 p5]
Subjects: Crime and Criminals Jackson, Jim -
Real programs face budget ax [Apr 14 1991 p1]
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Amoskeag in accord with FDIC, state to curb management [Apr 13 1991 p11]
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Digital to cut 90 employees in Merrimack [Apr 12 1991 p1]
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Lacey Packer's death spurs open container bill [Apr 11 1991 p3]
Subjects: Alcoholic Beverages Open Containers