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Race could be state's primary weak spot: Democrats rethinking election schedule [May 15 2005 pA1+]
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From Pease, lessons for the Shipyard: It took 10 years to bring prosperity to former airbase [May 1
Subjects: Pease International Tradeport -
Grand Plan Honors the Old Man [May 15 2005 pB1+]
Subjects: Old Man of the Mountain -
Area Company doing a stellar business: NASA grant funds work on a specialty part for telescope [May
Subjects: Precitech, Inc. -
At Shipyard, a sense of betrayal: Base on closure list; workers defiant [May 14 2005 pA1+]
Subjects: Portsmouth Naval ShipyardSee also: SEE ALSO pA8 "We Will Send Our Message to Washington!" and "What's Next: It's a Long Road to Closin -
Colby-Sawyer president moving on: Ponder accepts job in North Carolina [May 13 2005 pA1+]
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Senate thrashes school funding plan: Leadership says it's time to start over [May 13 2005 pA1+]
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E-Z Pass headed for green light: Electronic toll system would offer a 30 percent discount [May 13 2
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State fends off hepatitis rise: Vaccinations urged for drug users [May 12 2005 pB1]
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State bets on new $20 lottery ticket [May 12 2005 pA1+]
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The welcome won't be quite so French anymore: 'Bienvenue' coming off many border signs [May 11 2005
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Benson-era ethics case returns: Supreme Court hears Pepin's appeal [May 11 2005 pB1+]
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Benson bans foes from country club: Political opponents sent rejection letters [May 10 2005 pA1+]
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'Healthy Kids' plan gets a top ranking But 17,000 children still need coverage [May 10 2005 pB2]
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Soltani: Same-sex marriage study on track: Testimony focuses on legal issues and moral questions [M
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State's top court limits 'three strikes' law: Life sentences request rejected for child molester [M
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With money tight, new interest in gambling: Gov. Lynch hasn't ruled it out [Jan 09 2005 pA1+]
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Hospitals challenged over billing: Uninsured patients: We were overcharged, then harassed [May 08 2
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Report: Lack of standards in newborn screening a hazard: New Hampshire has failed to adopt guidelin
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Legal bill for Benson comes due: State pays $46,000 for outside work on two cases [May 07 2005 pA1+
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Mercury emissions bill held up: House committee says more study needed [May 07 2005 pB1+]
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Emissions test price cap struck: Senate removes inspection cost limits [May 07 2005 pB2]
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Report: Earnings gender gap rises with education: Advanced degrees benefit men more [May 06 2005 pB
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Lynch firm in opposing expansion: Resort Manager calls stance of governor 'anti-business' [May 04 2
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Court takes up private meetings: Secrecy in Legislature at issue [May 04 2005 pB1+]
Subjects: Supreme Court