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• $3.1 million grant brings sewage facilities closer [July 31 1984 p4 col 1]

  1984 (July 31, 1984)

  Subjects: Federal Aid Milton

• McEachern pushes tax plan [July 31 1984 p5 col 3]

  1984 (July 31, 1984)

  Subjects: Democratic Primary Candidates (1984) Governor Governor-Democratic Primary Candidates (1984) McEachern, Paul

• Kezar Lake residents aid battle for water quality [July 31 1984 p5 col 4]

  1984 (July 31, 1984)

  Subjects: Kezar Lake Water Supply and Pollution Control Commission

• HUD tightens public housing eligibility [July 31 1984 p4 col 1]

  1984 (July 31, 1984)

  Subjects: Public Housing U.S. Housing and Urban Development Department (HUD)

• Killer, cohort used hacksaw to escape [July 31 1984 p1 col 5]

  1984 (July 31, 1984)

  Subjects: Prisons State Prison

• PUC to probe N-plant financing [July 31 1984 p1 col 5]

  1984 (July 31, 1984)

  Subjects: Electric Rates Public Utilities Commission (PUC)
  See also: SEE ALSO NT p1

• D'Amours says senator flip-flops on major issues [July 30 1984 p4 col 5]

  1984 (July 30, 1984)

  Subjects: D'Amours, Norman (U.S. Representative) Humphrey, Gordon (U.S. Senator)

• NH taxation ranks 40th [July 30 1984 p1 col 1]

  1984 (July 30, 1984)

  Subjects: Per Capita Reports Tax Foundation Inc Tax Foundation Inc-Reports Taxation Taxation-Per Capita

• Poll: Humphrey leading [July 30 1984 p1 col 1]

  1984 (July 30, 1984)

  Subjects: Humphrey, Gordon (U.S. Senator) Opinion Polls

• State income gains 2.5% [July 30 1984 p1 col 1]

  1984 (July 30, 1984)

  Subjects: Personal Income Reports U.S. Economic Analysis Bureau U.S. Economic Analysis Bureau-Reports

• October 14 awards dinner planned NH volunteers to receive honors [July 29 1984 p10A col 1]

  1984 (July 29, 1984)

  Subjects: Awards Governor's Voluntary Citizen Participation Office Volunteers Volunteers-Awards

• AG's probe of taping continues [July 29 1984 p12C col 1]

  1984 (July 29, 1984)

  Subjects: Dartmouth College Dartmouth Review (Newspaper)

• NH candidates seek winning strategies all campaigns are different [July 29 1984 p1A col 3]

  1984 (July 29, 1984)

  Subjects: Campaign Management Political Campaigns

• Power demand may exceed supply it may take you a little longer to toast your bread; TV screens may be a little smaller the effect may be more pronounced for business and industry [July 29 1984 p1A co

  1984 (July 29, 1984)

  Subjects: Consumption Electric Power Electric Power-Consumption New England Power Pool

• Spirou takes threat to primary seriously; asks Reagan to veto [July 29 1984 p15A col 2]

  1984 (July 29, 1984)

  Subjects: First in the Nation Presidential Primaries Presidential Primaries-First in the Nation Spirou, Chris (Representative)
  See also: SEE ALSO CM 7/30 p2

• Poll: Sununu in wide lead [July 29 1984 p1A col 3]

  1984 (July 29, 1984)

  Subjects: 84) Opinion Polls Sununu, John (Governor 1983 Sununu, John (Governor 1983-84)

• University System to study education and technology [July 29 1984 p9A col 1]

  1984 (July 29, 1984)

  Subjects: Education University System of New Hampshire (USNH)

• Statewide study begins: counties study jail for women [July 29 1984 p10B col 3]

  1984 (July 29, 1984)

  Subjects: New Hampshire Association of Counties New Hampshire Association of Counties-Studies Studies Women

• NH-Mass to swap records on DWI [July 29 1984 p4B col 1]

  1984 (July 29, 1984)

  Subjects: Driving While Intoxicated (DWI) Interstate Agreements

• Humphrey aided by key GOP senators [July 29 1984 p10A col 6]

  1984 (July 29, 1984)

  Subjects: Domenici, Peter Humphrey, Gordon (U.S. Senator)

• Court rules bank stocks be transferred [July 28 1984 p5 col 1]

  1984 (July 28, 1984)

  Subjects: Banks and Banking Decisions Supreme Court Supreme Court-Decisions

• New insurance plan will cut rates 5% [July 28 1984 p1 col 5]

  1984 (July 28, 1984)

  Subjects: Blue Cross and Blue Shield Health Insurance

• Pesticide unit yanks Exeter firm's license [July 28 1984 p1 col 3]

  1984 (July 28, 1984)

  Subjects: Decisions Exeter Tree Service Exeter Tree Service-Licenses Licenses Pesticides Control Board Pesticides Control Board-Decisions

• It's a great year for NH workers unemployment rate drops to 3.9 percent [July 28 1984 p1 col 5]

  1984 (July 28, 1984)

  Subjects: Employment Security Department Unemployment Rate
  See also: SEE ALSO NT p2

• Bartlett awaiting Volvo decision [July 28 1984 p4 col 3]

  1984 (July 28, 1984)

  Subjects: Sports Volvo Tennis Tournament