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• Group asks EPA for appeal against Bio Energy: Review of state approval process sought [Oct 31 2003

  2003 (October 31, 2003)

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

• D'Allesandro: Edwards is the one: He says he likes candidate's 'aura of excitement' [Oct 31 2003 pB

  2003 (October 31, 2003)

  Subjects: Democratic Primary Candidates Presidential Primaries (2004) Presidential Primaries (2004)-Democratic Primary Candidates

• Committee says warden is to blame: Letter: Problems with prison management led to escape [Oct 30 20

  2003 (October 30, 2003)

  Subjects: Escapes State Prison State Prison-Escapes

• States, cities file lawsuit to stop EPA rule change: New Hampshire joins fight against Bush air pol

  2003 (October 28, 2003)

  Subjects: Attorney General's Office Attorney General's Office-Lawsuits Lawsuits

• Advocate warns of high rates: PSNH defends boiler plan as cost-effective [Oct 27 2003 pA1+]

  2003 (October 27, 2003)

  Subjects: Construction Public Service Company (PSNH) Public Service Company (PSNH)-Construction

• Cough plus fever gets you a mask: State prepares for winter SARS threat [Oct 27 2003 pB1+]

  2003 (October 27, 2003)

  Subjects: Disease Control Bureau

• Culture shock: Barnstead author challenges parents to change children's lifestyles [Oct 26 2003 pE1

  2003 (October 26, 2003)

  Subjects: Pica, Rae (New Hampshire Author)

• Outside loop, Benson's style appeals: Governor's ratings up despite State House clashes [Oct 26 200

  2003 (October 26, 2003)

  Subjects: 2004) Benson, Craig (Governor, 2003 Benson, Craig (Governor, 2003-2004)

• Agencies dispute cause of informant's blown cover: Identity wasn't protected on escape reports [Oct

  2003 (October 25, 2003)

  Subjects: King, Robert (Prison Informant)

• Medicaid kids receive dental help: Deal provides more money, improved access to dentists [Oct 25 20

  2003 (October 25, 2003)

  Subjects: Medicaid

• Lights, camera, primary action: Film goes behind the scenes of last 4 elections [Oct 25 2003 pB1+]

  2003 (October 25, 2003)

  Subjects: First in the Nation Presidential Primaries Presidential Primaries-First in the Nation

• State to end one-way toll experiment: Officials estimate loss of $104,000 in 37 days [Oct 25 2003 p

  2003 (October 25, 2003)

  Subjects: 95 Highways Highways-Route I-95 Route I

• State ends bear-hunting season two months early: Number killed so far is twice season average [Oct

  2003 (October 24, 2003)

  Subjects: Bears Bears-Hunting Seasons Hunting Seasons

• Bush losing supporters, poll shows: Most voters would still choose president over his challengers [

  2003 (October 23, 2003)

  Subjects: Opinion Polls

• 'Sunshine Steve' puts on a stern face: Official portrait lacks former governor's signature grin [Oc

  2003 (October 23, 2003)

  Subjects: 1996) Merrill, Steven (Governor, 1993 Merrill, Steven (Governor, 1993-1996)-Portrait Portrait

• Poll shows Dean has double-digit lead: Voters see Clark as best vs. Bush [Oct 22 2003 pA1+]

  2003 (October 22, 2003)

  Subjects: Opinion Polls

• Governor no longer holds Enterasys stock: Company just settled class-action lawsuit [Oct 21 2003 pA

  2003 (October 21, 2003)

  Subjects: 2004) Benson, Craig (Governor, 2003 Benson, Craig (Governor, 2003-2004)

• Experts say Iowa's loss is our gain: Decisions by Clark, Lieberman put more emphasis on primary [Oc

  2003 (October 21, 2003)

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

• Ruling reinterprets three-strikes law: Sex offenders could get life in one trial [Oct 21 2003 pB1+]

  2003 (October 21, 2003)

  Subjects: Decisions Supreme Court Supreme Court-Decisions

• Utility fighting disclosure law: Companies required to detail products [Oct 20 2003 pA1+]

  2003 (October 20, 2003)

  Subjects: Public Service Company (PSNH)

• Board wants kindergarten for all: State is last in country to not require program [Oct 19 2003 pB1+

  2003 (October 19, 2003)

  Subjects: Resolutions State Board of Education State Board of Education-Resolutions

• Back in force: turkeys strut their stuff: State dairy farms are teeming with trotters [Oct 19 2003

  2003 (October 19, 2003)

  Subjects: Turkeys

• An 'old newspaper guy' finds a new niche: George Geers publishes local books for small audiences [O

  2003 (October 19, 2003)

  Subjects: Geers, George (Publisher)

• A safer home for state's ailing veterans: New addition to house patients with Alzheimer's and demen

  2003 (October 19, 2003)

  Subjects: Veterans Home

• Smoker's widow takes on tobacco giant: Trial is unprecedented in New Hampshire [Oct 19 2003 pA1+]

  2003 (October 19, 2003)

  Subjects: Lawsuits Tobacco Tobacco-Lawsuits