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Last step in Kezar Lake cleanup is under way [June 21 1984 p5 col 2]
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Wilder didn't leave much [June 21 1984 p4 col 5]
Subjects: Crime and Criminals Wilder, Christopher -
Governors: Canadian hydro still cheapest source of power [June 20 1984 p5 col 1]
Subjects: Canada New England Governors -
Reagan signs bill to protect 211,000 acres [June 20 1984 p5 col 1]
Subjects: Federal Legislation White Mountain National Forest White Mountain National Forest-Federal LegislationSee also: SEE ALSO NT p2 -
Kelly's arraignment postponed [June 20 1984 p14 col 5]
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State reviews lists of species [June 20 1984 p3 col 1]
Subjects: Endangered Species -
This month, celebrate the comeback of the Merrimack River [June 20 1984 p2 col 1]
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It's official Sununu seeks second term [June 20 1984 p1 col 5]
Subjects: 84) Governor Governor-Republican Primary Candidates (1984) Republican Primary Candidates (1984) Sununu, John (Governor 1983 Sununu, John (Governor 1983-84)See also: SEE ALSO UL 6/21 p1 -
Battered spouses [June 20 1984 p5 col 1]
Subjects: Domestic Violence Spouse Abuse -
Toughest fights of Constitutional Convention may be ahead [Jun 19 1984 p2 col 1]
Subjects: Constitutional Convention Constitutional Convention-Proposed Amendments Proposed AmendmentsSee also: SEE ALSO NT p1 -
Governors to sign hydropower agreement [Jun 19 1984 p3 col 1]
Subjects: Canada New England Governors -
Pike official to do hospital work [Jun 19 1984 p2 col 1]
Subjects: Homer, Bruce Pike Industries -
UNH meets its fundraising goal [Jun 19 1984 p2 col 2]
Subjects: Fundraising University of New Hampshire (UNH) -
St. Paul's school called outstanding [Jun 19 1984 p2 col 1]
Subjects: St. Paul's School -
Kezar Lake cleanup ready to go [Jun 18 1984 p4 col 1]
Subjects: Kezar Lake Water Pollution -
5 employment offices closing [Jun 18 1984 p5 col 1]
Subjects: Employment Security DepartmentSee also: SEE ALSO NT p13 -
Court will consider wisdom of Co-op's Seabrook loans [Jun 18 1984 p4 col 2]
Subjects: Electric Cooperative Newbrook Plan -
Humphrey and Gregg are off and running [Jun 18 1984 p1 col 6]
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Sheep cooperative hopes to put meat on the table [Jun 16 1984 p5 col 2]
Subjects: Agriculture Department LambsSee also: SEE ALSO NT p2 & UL 6/15 p22 -
State considers allowing prosecutors to appeal criminal cases [Jun 16 1984 p2 col 1]
Subjects: Crime and Criminals -
Police academy graduates 44; largest class ever [Jun 16 1984 p4 col 1]
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Winning school government says Kearsarge High is one of the best in the nation [June 15 1984 p3 col 5]
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Maggin says he'll take Judd Gregg's job away [June 15 1984 p16 col 5]
Subjects: Democratic Primary Candidates District Two (1984) Maggin, Elliot U.S. House U.S. House-Democratic Primary Candidates - District Two (1984)See also: SEE ALSO UL p8 -
Canadian hydropower may soon be flowing into New England [June 15 1984 p4 col 3]
Subjects: Hydroelectric Power New England Power Pool -
Public Service: Seabrook II isn't dead yet [Jun 14 1984 p2 col 6]