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Eleven charged in $41,000 welfare fraud [Mar 9 1984 p3 col 1]
Subjects: Public Assistance Welfare Division -
DNC delegate flap remains confused [Mar 9 1984 p6 col 3]
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NH unemployment takes seasonal climb [Mar 9 1984 p8 col 1]
Subjects: Unemployment Rate -
New health care group forming [Mar 8 1984 p1 col 5]
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Council refuses AG Smith's request [Mar 8 1984 p5 col 3]
Subjects: Attorneys Governor and CouncilSee also: SEE ALSO NT p2 -
State wide series on alcoholism begins March 28 in Manchester [Mar 8 1984 p6 col 1]
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Dirty and unsafe conditions claimed problems beset state education dept. move [Mar 8 1984 p6 col 1]
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Vt. meningitis outbreak closely watched by NH [Mar 8 1984 p5 col 1]
Subjects: Meningitis Public Health Services Division -
Prison official seeks pay hike for nurses [Mar 8 1989 p3]
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New border war brews over race betting $$$ [Mar 8 1984 p1 col 1]
Subjects: Horse Racing Suffolk Downs (Massachusetts)See also: SEE ALSO NT 3/9 p2 -
Interstate banking opponents testify (House - Commerce - Hearings) [Mar 8 1984 p1 col 5]
Subjects: Banks and Banking Interstate BankingSee also: SEE ALSO p12 Interstate foes have their say -
Sununu: despite costs Seabrook is necessary [Mar 8 1984 p1 col 5]
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Clements told to work with town officials truck problem on Rte 3-A to be tackled [Mar 8 1984 p5 col 1]
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NH officials back Wildcat River bill [Mar 7 1984 p5 col 1]
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Epsom woman plans fight to pass 'living wills' bill [Mar 7 1984 p6 col 1]
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Commission chairman reports progress courtroom security termed prime issue [Mar 7 1984 p5 col 1]
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Real estate tax profits soar (Fiscal Committee) [Mar 7 1984 p5 col 1]
Subjects: Real Estate Transfer Tax Revenue (1984) -
No plans now to break contract [Mar 7 1984 p1 col 1]
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Change wanted at Youth Development Center class action suit pends meeting outcome [Mar 7 1984 p6 col 1]
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Legislative operating costs since lawmakers adjourned hit $2.8M [Mar 7 1984 p1 col 5]
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Report details state police activities: 18% fewer traffic deaths in '83 [Mar 6 1984 p3 col 1]
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Digital sets $1.1 million program for NH, Mass. secondary schools [Mar 6 1984 p14 col 3]
Subjects: Computers Digital Equipment Corporation -
Way is cleared for Cranmore Club foreclosure sale [Mar 6 1984 p6 col 1]
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Conn. utility may be next to pull plug on Seabrook [Mar 6 1984 p20 col 1]
Subjects: Connecticut United Illuminating Company -
Eldredge seeking GOP nod for Congress [Mar 6 1984 p1 col 1]