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• Preservation proposals fill ballots: 17 towns to consider some form of land-use spending [Mar 01 20

  2004 (March 1, 2004)

  Subjects: Conservation

• Lawmakers clash over gun statute: Bill would allow concealed weapons without permits [Feb 29 2004 p

  2004 (February 29, 2004)

  Subjects: Firearms Firearms-Proposed Legislation Proposed Legislation

• The sound of silence: Orchestra tries to regain its financial footing [Feb 29 2004 pA1+]

  2004 (February 29, 2004)

  Subjects: Finances New Hampshire Symphony Orchestra New Hampshire Symphony Orchestra-Finances

• At St. Paul's, an intense education [Feb 29 2004 pA1+]

  2004 (February 29, 2004)

  Subjects: Curriculum St. Paul's School St. Paul's School-Curriculum

• Fed up with taxes, town looks east: Killington wants to join Granite State [Feb 29 2004 pB1+]

  2004 (February 29, 2004)

  Subjects: Killington (VT)

• Bishop responds to report [Feb 28 2004 pA1+]

  2004 (February 28, 2004)

  Subjects: Diocese of Manchester
  See also: SEE ALSO same page "Panel paints priest abuse as epidemic

• Bill would preserve aid to disabled kids: Lawmakers seeking to stall changes [Feb 27 2004 pA1+]

  2004 (February 27, 2004)

  Subjects: Medicaid Medicaid-Proposed Legislation Proposed Legislation

• School aid cuts loom; details few: 6 percent reduction won't affect all districts same way [Feb 26

  2004 (February 26, 2004)

  Subjects: Education Education-Finances Finances

• Adding to the collection: Currier always on lookout for suitable pieces [Feb 26 2004 pD1+]

  2004 (February 26, 2004)

  Subjects: Currier Gallery of Art

• Stephen sticking to drug plan: Federal officials have rejected pool purchases [Feb 25 2004 pB1+]

  2004 (February 25, 2004)

  Subjects: Prescription Drugs

• House files appeal of harassment ruling: Legislative body also contests settlement sum [Feb 25 2004

  2004 (February 25, 2004)

  Subjects: General Court General Court - House House

• Outlook dim for Benson's inmate plan: Four out of five councilors say they're not sold on out-of-st

  2004 (February 24, 2004)

  Subjects: Corrections Department

• Officials braced for less funding: Federal move to close Medicaid loopholes may hurt state budget [

  2004 (February 23, 2004)

  Subjects: Medicaid

• Harassment code may be rewritten: Legislators protest verdict but see need for new policy [Feb 22 2

  2004 (February 22, 2004)

  Subjects: Sexual Harassment

• Secrets from the plastic revolution [Feb 22 2004 pF1+]

  2004 (February 22, 2004)

  Subjects: Tupper, Earl Silas (Inventor, Tupperware)

• In some regions, medical care is hard to find [Feb 22 2004 pA1+]

  2004 (February 22, 2004)

  Subjects: Health Care

• Group: State's survey ranking was incorrect: Many women work in government [Feb 21 2004 pB1]

  2004 (February 21, 2004)

  Subjects: State Employees

• Official: Benson's prison plans not final: Corrections employees told not to worry, yet [Feb 20 200

  2004 (February 20, 2004)

  Subjects: Corrections Department

• Senate okays state ethics bill: Benson said to be still mulling lobbying provision [Feb 20 2004 pB1

  2004 (February 20, 2004)

  Subjects: Ethics

• Legislator quits before vote on expulsion: Kerns says he'll run for re-election this year [Feb 20 2

  2004 (February 20, 2004)

  Subjects: Kerns, John (Representative) Kerns, John (Representative)-Resignation Resignation

• Gehring found dead in cell: Father accused of killing children committed suicide [Feb 20 2004 pA1+]

  2004 (February 20, 2004)

  Subjects: Gehring, Manuel
  See also: SEE ALSO same page "Death heightens mystery"

• Jury punishes lawmakers: $188,000 awarded in harassment case [Feb 20 2004 pA1+]

  2004 (February 20, 2004)

  Subjects: Giordano, Ronald (Representative)

• House says no to banning publicly funded abortions: Lawmakers: It would penalize rape victims [Feb

  2004 (February 20, 2004)

  Subjects: Abortion Abortion-Proposed Legislation Proposed Legislation

• Kerns must go, advises ethics panel: 23-year-old would be second state lawmaker ever ousted [Feb 19

  2004 (February 19, 2004)

  Subjects: Kerns, John (Representative)

• Lawmakers want more specifics on Benson budget plan: Current finances turn on promised but still un

  2004 (February 19, 2004)

  Subjects: 05) Budget (FY04 Budget (FY04-05)