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• Married but not by law [Nov 23 2003 pA1+]

  2003 (November 23, 2003)

  Subjects: Homosexuality

• Records set to go online, but access undecided: Courts weighing privacy, public right to know [Nov

  2003 (November 23, 2003)

  Subjects: Courts

• Officials say new nursing home a must: Study: Old facility's condition makes overhaul too costly [N

  2003 (November 22, 2003)

  Subjects: Merrimack County Nursing Home

• Long shots, hot shots make it official: 37 would-be presidents file for primary [Nov 22 2003 pB1+]

  2003 (November 22, 2003)

  Subjects: First in the Nation Presidential Primaries (2004) Presidential Primaries (2004)-First in the Nation

• Same-sex benefits gain ground: Companies increasingly recognize domestic partnerships [Nov 21 2003

  2003 (November 21, 2003)

  Subjects: Homosexuality

• Jury to decide if Philip Morris to blame: Cancer lawsuit first of its kind in state [Nov 21 2003 pB

  2003 (November 21, 2003)

  Subjects: Lawsuits Tobacco Tobacco-Lawsuits

• Health cuts okayed; Stephen's process criticized: No 'sacred cows' [Nov 20 2003 pA1+]

  2003 (November 20, 2003)

  Subjects: Stephen, John (Commissioner, Health and Human Services Department)

• Teachers scramble to meet standards: Not all certified in subjects they teach [Nov 20 2003 pB1+]

  2003 (November 20, 2003)

  Subjects: Certification Teachers Teachers-Certification

• Most state nonprofits are local and small: Governmental budget cuts trouble human services sector [

  2003 (November 20, 2003)

  Subjects: Nonprofit Organizations

• State sued over new abortion law: Critics: Parental notification falls short on health issues [Nov

  2003 (November 18, 2003)

  Subjects: Abortion Abortion-Parental Consent Parental Consent

• DES defends Bio Energy decision: Agency head says he'll work with residents [Nov 18 2003 pB1+]

  2003 (November 18, 2003)

  Subjects: Environmental Services Department (DES) Environmental Services Department (DES)-Permits Permits

• Commitment to community was his passion: Colleagues recall development official [Nov 17 2003 pA1+]

  2003 (November 17, 2003)

  Subjects: Nichols, Robert (Executive Director, New Hampshire Community Development Finance Authority) Nichols, Robert (Executive Director, New Hampshire Community Development Finance Authority)-Obituar Obituar
  See also: SEE ALSO pB2 obituary

• A true champion of high school sports: Walter Smith did his job with fairness and passion [Nov 16 2

  2003 (November 16, 2003)

  Subjects: Smith, Walter (Interscholastic Athletic Association)

• Years later, Shaggs take center stage for encore: Cult following lands all-girl band in limelight [

  2003 (November 16, 2003)

  Subjects: Shaggs, The (Musical Group)

• All aboard the Snow Flake line [Nov 16 2003 pB1+]

  2003 (November 16, 2003)

  Subjects: Cog Railway

• Liebermania, Clarkapalooza and a horse called Patriot: Is this any way to run for president? [Nov 1

  2003 (November 16, 2003)

  Subjects: First in the Nation Presidential Primaries (2004) Presidential Primaries (2004)-First in the Nation

• Parties at odds over special election date: Primary complicating plan for District 34 vote [Nov 15

  2003 (November 15, 2003)

  Subjects: Special Elections (2004)

• Task Force decides Old Man won't be rebuilt: Memorial to include viewfinder, museum [Nov 14 2003 pA

  2003 (November 14, 2003)

  Subjects: Old Man of the Mountain

• One-third of schools don't make grade: No Child Left Behind criteria unfair, some educators claim [

  2003 (November 14, 2003)

  Subjects: No Child Left Behind Act
  See also: SEE ALSO same page "Students fare well in national test"

• Hospitals would lose in budget plan: Officials say patients will pay if medicaid payments are cut [

  2003 (November 14, 2003)

  Subjects: Medicaid

• Group Takes new looks state's dental care: Public officials and health care professionals teaming u

  2003 (November 14, 2003)

  Subjects: Dentists

• Eight-time candidate returns: La Rouche calls Democratic rivals 'a bunch of losers' [Nov 13 2003 pB

  2003 (November 13, 2003)

  Subjects: LaRouche, Lyndon (Presidential Candidate)

• A life in Black and White: Lotte Jacobi remembered in Currier Museum retrospective [Nov 13 2003 pD1

  2003 (November 13, 2003)

  Subjects: Jacobi, Lotte (Photographer)

• Disabled children's fund to get audit: Program supporters worried families will pay price (re: Kati

  2003 (November 13, 2003)

  Subjects: Children

• State near last for anti-smoking funds: Budget allocates none of settlement for prevention [Nov 13

  2003 (November 13, 2003)

  Subjects: Smoking