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Program takes aim at the gifted [May 25 1984 p4 col 3]
Subjects: Education Gifted Children -
State pay rises today [May 25 1984 p1 col 1]
See also: SEE ALSO NT p12 -
How often should lawmakers get together? [May 25 1984 p1 col 2]
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Some think it's time 'men' became 'people' [May 25 1984 p2 col 1]
Subjects: Constitutional Convention Constitutional Convention-Proposed Amendments Gender Proposed AmendmentsSee also: SEE ALSO NT p2 & UL p6 -
State to speed up jobless benefits [May 25 1984 p3 col 1]
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State wants to force-feed prison inmate [May 24 1984 p1 col 5]
Subjects: Caulk, Joel (Prisoner) State Prison -
Sununu backs lower electric bills for poor [May 24 1984 p2 col 4]
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State appoints new treasurer [May 24 1984 p3 col 1]
Subjects: 84) Appointments State Treasurer Sununu, John (Governor 1983 Sununu, John (Governor 1983-84)-AppointmentsSee also: SEE ALSO UL p5 -
It's raining lawsuits [May 24 1984 p1 col 1]
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Rudman, ratepayers react to federal role in Newbrook plan [May 24 1984 p2 col 1]
Subjects: Newbrook Plan Rudman, Warren (U.S. Senator) -
Plan to elect judges provokes strong debate [May 23 1984 p2 col 1]
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Inmate gets novel sentence for possessing escape tools [May 23 1984 p2 col 2]
Subjects: Prisons State PrisonSee also: SEE ALSO NT p2 -
New Hampshire, Maine cool to Massachusetts radioactive waste plan [May 23 1984 p5 col 1]
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EPA conducts acidity tests in area lakes [May 23 1984 p3 col 1]
Subjects: Acid Rain Lakes and PondsSee also: SEE ALSO NT 5/22 p2 -
Seabrook gets help from REA [May 23 1984 p1 col 5]
See also: SEE ALSO NT p1 7 UL p1 -
Place found guilty of murder [May 23 1984 p1 col 4] (Note: articles on trial are in previous editions of this newspaper)
Subjects: Crime and Criminals Place, GarySee also: SEE ALSO NT p4 -
Public Service may change it's plan for discount rates [May 22 1984 p1&2 col 1]
Subjects: Electric Rates Finances Public Service Company (PSNH) Public Service Company (PSNH)-FinancesSee also: SEE ALSO NT p1 & UL p1 -
New Hampshire congressmen cool toward REA loan plan [May 22 1984 p14 col 3]
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New England economy expected to keep growing [May 22 1984 p5 col 1]
Subjects: Economy New England -
EPA to test acid content of 2,500 lakes [May 21 1984 p3 col 1]
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State's maple producers harvest bumper crop [May 21 1984 p3 col 1]
Subjects: Agriculture Department Maple SyrupSee also: SEE ALSO NT 5/18 p2 -
Seabrook plan being debated in Washington [May 21 1984 p2 col 5]
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Pike disqualified from most road projects [May 21 1984 p2 col 1]
See also: SEE ALSO NT p1 & UL 5/22 p1 -
Hospital takes steps to curtail measles epidemic [May 19 1984 p1 col 4]
Subjects: Dartmouth College Measles -
Public Service woes may hurt hydro projects [May 19 1984 p2 col 5]