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New Hampshire paid dearly there: Lawmakers seek state monument [May 30 2005 pA1+]
Subjects: Civil War -
Access to court records lagging: State behind federal online system [May 30 2005 pB1+]
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Farewell to Bank of New Hampshire name: By summer, it will be called TD Banknorth [May 29 2005 pF1+
Subjects: Bank of New Hampshire -
Prison officer is cleared: Board absolves him of wrongdoing in jailbreak [May 28 2005 pA1+]
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Ethics panel recommends Chandler's ouster: House members to decide his fate [May 27 2005 pA1+]
Subjects: Chandler, Gene (Representative)See also: SEE ALSO same page "Long record may save him" -
Minimum wage boost rejected: Senate majority says raising it would harm small businesses [May 27 20
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Senator takes back 'shyster' remark: Boyce denies use was Anti-Semitic [May 27 2005 pA1]
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Senate tightens Medicaid rules along party lines [May 27 2005 pB1+]
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'Morning after' pill approved Prescription would not be required; Lynch vows support [May 26 2005 p
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Smart helper's term cut: Lattime drove car in notorious murder case [May 25 2005 pA1+]
Subjects: Lattime, Vance -
High court to hear N.H. abortion law [May 24 2005 pA1+]
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On I-89, tourists now share the road with Workers: Traffic's growing, but the commute is a breeze [
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New law allows foreign workers to return [May 22 2005 pF1+]
Subjects: Labor Supply -
Local currency: For generations, New Hampshire had it's own money [May 22 2005 pF1+]
Subjects: Currency -
New federal charges filed in election phone jamming: Bush campaign official faces new count [May 21
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Chandler defends fundraising tactics: Ex-House Speaker charged wtih ethics violations [May 21 2005
Subjects: Chandler, Gene (Representative) -
Two-wheel safety bills speed ahead: Senate passes bicycle helmet law plans ban on mini motorbikes [
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Mais oui, 'Bienvenue' is back: Welcome signs to retain French [May 19 2005 pA1+]
Subjects: Transportation Department -
New rules for schools raise bar: State standards require more credits, grant more flexibility [May
Subjects: Education Standards -
Governor pitches cigarette tax plan: Senate remains skeptical of his plan [May 19 2005 pB1+]
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E-Z Pass delayed until after summer season [May 19 2005 pB1]
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E-Z Pass's approval is not so easy: Lynch delays vote today amid uncertainty over toll discount [Ma
Subjects: Toll Roads -
Troopers approve contract: They agree to insurance changes [May 18 2005 pB1+]
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Medicaid usage rates scrutinized: Many retail, health care and state workers receive subsidy [May 1
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Device to stop drunk drivers is coming: State to hire firm for ignition interlocks [May 16 2005 pB2
Subjects: Driving While Intoxicated (DWI)