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• Cleaning up automakers' messes: DES asking salvage yard owners to remove mercury from cars [Feb 19

  2004 (February 19, 2004)

  Subjects: Environmental Services Department (DES)

• The words were always there: Plumber, dad, poet is published [Feb 18 2004 pA1+]

  2004 (February 18, 2004)

  Subjects: Duffy, Robert (Poet)

• House tries to satisfy jury's questions: Witnesses: Ex-secretary's needs took first priority [Feb 1

  2004 (February 18, 2004)

  Subjects: Giordano, Ronald (Representative)

• State still mulls drug options: Buying pool, Canada imports on table [Feb 18 2004 pA1+]

  2004 (February 18, 2004)

  Subjects: Prescription Drugs

• Hundreds add voice to marriage debate: Bill would exclude gay unions [Feb 18 2004 pA1+]

  2004 (February 18, 2004)

  Subjects: Marriages Marriages-Proposed Legislation Proposed Legislation

• Bill says adoptees have right to know: Law would give adults birth certificates; opponents say pare

  2004 (February 17, 2004)

  Subjects: Adoption Adoption-Proposed Legislation Proposed Legislation

• Senate considers school aid change: New bill would redistribute funding [Feb 17 2004 pB1+]

  2004 (February 17, 2004)

  Subjects: Education Education-Finances Finances

• Veterans could see higher tax credits: New law allows towns to increase benefits [Feb 16 2004 pB1+]

  2004 (February 16, 2004)

  Subjects: Property Tax

• The Legislature's man of mystery: Kerns falls from protege to near exile [Feb 15 2004 pA1+]

  2004 (February 15, 2004)

  Subjects: Kerns, John (Representative)

• Benson eyes captive insurance: He supports letting businesses create private firms [Feb 15 2004 pB1

  2004 (February 15, 2004)

  Subjects: Insurance Insurance-Proposed Legislation Proposed Legislation

• Study: State owes nursing homes: $85 million in Medicaid reimbursement at issue [Feb 13 2004 pB1+]

  2004 (February 13, 2004)

  Subjects: Nursing Homes

• Executive Council confirms Galway: Judge will fill Supreme Court position [Feb 12 2004 pB2]

  2004 (February 12, 2004)

  Subjects: Galway, Richard (Associate Justice, Supreme Court)

• Deputy health commissioner resigns: Sgambati says she, Stephen differ on 'vision' [Feb 12 2004 pB1+

  2004 (February 12, 2004)

  Subjects: Resignation Sgambati, Kathleen (Deputy Commissioner, Health and Human Services Department) Sgambati, Kathleen (Deputy Commissioner, Health and Human Services Department)-Resignation

• Speaker: House can't punish members: Suit says harassment response lacking [Feb 12 2004 pA1+]

  2004 (February 12, 2004)

  Subjects: Giordano, Ronald (Representative)

• Proposal seeks limit on teams of negotiators: Leader: Volunteers should not handle state contracts

  2004 (February 11, 2004)

  Subjects: Contracts State Agencies State Agencies-Contracts

• Bill would revise gun permit law: Backers want to nix licenses to carry concealed weapons [Feb 11 2

  2004 (February 11, 2004)

  Subjects: Guns

• LCHIP doles out funds, maybe for last time: Conservation program needs state money [Feb 11 2004 pA1

  2004 (February 11, 2004)

  Subjects: Land and Community Investment Program (LCHIP)

• Union sues for budget information: Workers group wants to know if more layoffs are planned [Feb 11

  2004 (February 11, 2004)

  Subjects: State Employees Association (SEA)

• Ex-Officials: I didn't harass her: Giordano, House on trial in unprecedented case [Feb 11 2004 pA1+

  2004 (February 11, 2004)

  Subjects: Sexual Harassment

• State ethics panel mulls expulsion of legislator: Kerns, 23, charged with threats, writing bad chec

  2004 (February 10, 2004)

  Subjects: Kerns, John (Representative)

• Ex-official charged with harassment: Former secretary says House staffers covered up complaints [Fe

  2004 (February 10, 2004)

  Subjects: Giordano, Ronald (Representative)

• Hopes for new library taken off the shelves: Proposal is scaled down, less expensive [Feb 10 2004 p

  2004 (February 10, 2004)

  Subjects: Epsom Public Library

• Speakers argue for executive law change: Bill would raise age of eligibility from 17 to 18 [Feb 10

  2004 (February 10, 2004)

  Subjects: Death Penalty Death Penalty-Proposed Legislation Proposed Legislation

• Activists hope to raise execution age: Bill would change limit from 17 years old to 18 [Feb 9 2004

  2004 (February 9, 2004)

  Subjects: Capital Punishment Capital Punishment-Proposed Legislation Proposed Legislation

• Tech guru quits: no sign of promised savings: Anderson was highest paid employee [Feb 8 2004 pA1+]

  2004 (February 8, 2004)

  Subjects: Anderson, Bob (Chief Information Officer) Anderson, Bob (Chief Information Officer)-Resignation Resignation