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Study: State school aid reform fades: Taxpayers still bear burden of education costs, analysis find
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Local officials ask federal security secretary for more control: They want money to go directly to
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At long last, they're home: Local troops return after 16 months [Aug 05 2004 pA1+]
Subjects: 94th Military Police Company -
Benson seeks more budget cuts: He asks agencies to slice 7 percent [Aug 05 2004 pB1]
Subjects: Budget (FY05) -
Cuts to peer centers leave mental health providers worried: They fear more cuts in upcoming months
Subjects: Mental Health Care -
State closing two peer support sites: Centers helped those with mental illness [Aug 03 2004 pA1+]
Subjects: Peer Support Centers -
Voting venues lack accessibility: Officials: Revamp polling places by primary [Aug 03 2004 pB1+]
Subjects: Voting -
Frustrated tech firm challenges state DMV (Re: E-Reg software) [Aug 01 2004 pF1+]
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Meat, milk and mohair [Aug 01 2004 pF1+]
Subjects: Farms and Farming -
Mental-health advocacy cuts may hit 500 families in state: Staff positions, help lines also will be
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Charlie Brown, 91, painted New Hampshire's past, present [Aug 01 2004 pB2]
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Bottler to pump up production: Castle Springs to drain 27 times more water [ Jul 31 2004 pA1+]
Subjects: GroundwaterSee also: SEE ALSO pA8 "Groups want state to revoke USA Springs bottling permit" -
Bridge to get new old look: Historic structure will be restored [Jul 31 2004 pA1+]
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Anglers want crackdown on mercury: Groups oppose cap-and-trade program [Jul 30 2004 pB3]
Subjects: MercurySee also: SEE ALSO same page "Mercury advisories differ from state to state" -
Benson to agency heads: Find cuts: Budgets would shrink 10 percent [Jul 30 2004 pB1+]
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State's first charter school ready to launch: Others to follow; officials call response overwhelmin
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Thayer in top U.S. post: Disgraced judge in antiterrorism role [Jul 29 2004 pA1+]
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McGee admits to jamming phones: He could face up to 5 years in prison [Jul 29 2004 pB1+]
Subjects: McGee, Charles -
Shaheen's back in the swing of things: Chairwoman role plays to her strengths [Jul 28 2004 pA1+]
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Manchester, Rochester ask judge for help: Cities take school funding case to state superior court [
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Research aims to clear the air: Project to study pollution in region [Jul 27 2004 pB1+]
Subjects: Air Pollution -
Inmates sue for better mental health care: They allege ill treatment, understaffing [Jul 27 2004 pA
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Ospreys flying high: Birds are back from the brink [Jul 25 2004 pB1+]
Subjects: Ospreys -
Panel nixes candidates' nicknames on ballot [Jul 25 2004 pB1+]
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Lynch stresses fiscal conservatism, integrity: Democrat would veto both income, sales tax [Jul 24 2
Subjects: Lynch, Peter