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• Money to go to state libraries: Gates Foundation to give $173,000 grant [Jan 27 2005 pB1+]

  2005 (January 27, 2005)

  Subjects: Grants Libraries Libraries-Grants

• Cost of living raise passed: Retired state workers get small boost [Jan 27 2005 pB2]

  2005 (January 27, 2005)

  Subjects: Benefits State Employees State Employees-Benefits

• The goal: Drugs that cost less: Lawmakers push for more state intervention in prescription costs [J

  2005 (January 26, 2005)

  Subjects: Prescription Drugs Prescription Drugs-Proposed Legislation Proposed Legislation

• Lynch opens talks on Medicaid: Crowd praises, criticizes reform plan [Jan 25 2005 pB1+

  2005 (January 25, 2005)

  Subjects: Medicaid

• Contract for emissions test sparks debate: Lawmakers question the use of private company [Jan 25 20

  2005 (January 25, 2005)

  Subjects: Emission Control Tests Motor vehicles Motor Vehicles-Emission Control Tests

• 'Targeted aid' gains momentum: State would give more to poor towns, less to the rich [Jan 23 2005 p

  2005 (January 23, 2005)

  Subjects: Education Education-Finances Finances

• A new voice for state businesses: Jim Roche takes the reins at BIA [Jan 23 2005 pF1+]

  2005 (January 23, 2005)

  Subjects: Business and Industry Association of New Hampshire

• Scamman: School aid my priority: House Speaker wants to solve state's funding problem soon [Jan 22

  2005 (January 22, 2005)

  Subjects: Scamman, Douglas (House Speaker)

• For foreign-born citizens, getting license now easier [Jan 21 2005 pA1+]

  2005 (January 21, 2005)

  Subjects: Motor vehicles Motor Vehicles-Operator's License Operator's License

• Want to vote? Do you have proof of I.D.? Lawmakers: Bill could reduce ballot fraud [Jan 20 2005 pB1

  2005 (January 20, 2005)

  Subjects: Identification Card

• Audit finds school data lacking: Information wrong, outdated, it says [Jan 20 2005 pB1+]

  2005 (January 20, 2005)

  Subjects: Audits Education Department Education Department-Audits

• On the table, three proposed lottery changes: A $20 scratch ticket among the contenders [Jan 19 200

  2005 (January 19, 2005)

  Subjects: Lotteries Lotteries-Proposed Legislation Proposed Legislation

• Lawmakers to revisit pill debate: Senate will consider bill on emergency contraceptive [Jan 18 2005

  2005 (January 18, 2005)

  Subjects: Contraception Contraception-Proposed Legislation Proposed Legislation

• Ancient law of perambulating may be in peril: Bill would eliminate need to officially mark borders

  2005 (January 18, 2005)

  Subjects: Perambulation Perambulation-Proposed Legislation Proposed Legislation

• Concerns rising over timber cutting: Officials fear 'timber liquidators' hurt land [Jan 18 2005 pB1

  2005 (January 18, 2005)

  Subjects: Logging

• House settles sexual harassment lawsuit: Ex-secretary says top staffers punished her [Jan 17 2005 p

  2005 (January 17, 2005)

  Subjects: Sexual Harassment

• Lynch hears complaints over DMV: Governor to look at rules for giving driver's licenses [Jan 17 200

  2005 (January 17, 2005)

  Subjects: Motor vehicles Motor Vehicles-Operator's License Operator's License

• Parks looking outside the box: Funding options getting creative [Jan 17 2005 pB2]

  2005 (January 17, 2005)

  Subjects: Fees State Parks State Parks-Fees

• Seriously, secessionists soldier on: Town seeks tax fairness in New Hampshire [Jan 16 2005 pA1+]

  2005 (January 16, 2005)

  Subjects: Killington (VT)

• Lottery hopes you've got a $20 itch to scratch [Jan 16 2005 pB1]

  2005 (January 16, 2005)

  Subjects: Lotteries Lotteries-Proposed Legislation Proposed Legislation

• State's turnout was fourth highest in U.S.: More than 7 in 10 voted for president [Jan 16 2005 pB2]

  2005 (January 16, 2005)

  Subjects: Voter Turnout

• Saving the farm: Lawmakers suggest tax breaks, conservation plans [Jan 16 2005 pF1+]

  2005 (January 16, 2005)

  Subjects: Farm Viability Committee

• Judge can't recall night of gropings: Jones tells panel of shock at hearing he assaulted 5 women [J

  2005 (January 15, 2005)

  Subjects: Jones, Franklin (Judge)

• Lynch takes the reins on Medicaid: Governor promises eventual changes 'in the right way' [Jan 14 20

  2005 (January 14, 2005)

  Subjects: Medicaid

• Gregg: Bailout unlikely: Another 'Mediscam' won't save state budget, he says [Jan 13 2005 pA1+]

  2005 (January 13, 2005)

  Subjects: Medicaid