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State gets team to fight biological weapons: 22-member group will assist fire and police [Jul 24 20
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Gubernatorial candidates take up taxes on stump [Jul 23 2004 pA1+]
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Plants adding new jobs: Manufacturers seeing business slowly pick up [Jul 22 2004 pA1+]
Subjects: Manufacturers -
Campaign records: Cohen is missing more than $200,000: He withdrew from Senate race because of shor
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State funds abstinence education: Program to pay small groups as part of sex-ed reform plan [Jul 21
Subjects: Sex Education -
State plans database for tracking students: System is intended to help evaluate schools' progress w
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Ballot commissioner's editorial draws fire: Piece awakens debate over impartiality [Jul 20 2004 pA1
Subjects: Coughlin, Anne -
Former dean named new CLL president: LaCroix to begin three-year contract Aug. 1 [Jul 20 2004 pB1+]
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Giving away the groundwater: Bottling plant draws worries [Jul 18 2004 pA1+]
Subjects: Groundwater -
Security funding debated: $46 million spent on technology, training [Jul 18 2004 pA1+]
Subjects: Emergency Management -
Army skiers keep in touch [Jul 18 2004 pA1+]
Subjects: 10th Mountain Division -
Benson, Keough become allies: Ex-rival named re-election co-chair [July 16 2004 pB1+]
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Benson says grants need closer look: He says homeland security funding often goes to waste [Jul 15
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Ayotte confirmed for job: She is first female attorney general [Jul 15 2004 pA1+]
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High court rejects funding suit: Manchester, Rochester challenged education aid [Jul 15 2004 pB1+]
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Governor welcomes Vermonteers: Killington leaders say they want to join New Hampshire [Jul 14 2004
Subjects: Killington (VT) -
Democrats sue GOP over 2002 phone jamming: Party wants Republicans to pay damages, apologize [Jul 1
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Group tries to reclaim grave markers: Civil War signposts being sold illegally [Jul 14 2004 pA1+]
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School funding back in courts: Manchester, Rochester file lawsuit in high court [Jul 14 2004 pB1+]
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Internet tax is up to lawmakers: Issue discussed in public hearing [Jul 13 2004 pB1]
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No 'Granny D' on the ballot his Fall: Commission says she must use given name [Jul 13 2004 pA1+]
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Heed is cleared of any crime: County attorney says touch on dance floor wasn't assault [Jul 13 2004
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Benson plans on more cuts: Agency heads told to anticipate reductions [Jul 12 2004 pA1+]
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Immigrants: DMV rules discriminate: Non-citizens must travel to Concord for licenses and IDs [Jul 1
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Governor's staff banks bonuses: Benson rewards aides, advisers with checks totaling $53,000 [Jul 10