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• Dupont: difficult session ahead in interview, talks of priorities, vows independence, cooperation [Dec 16 1990 p4]

  1990 (December 16, 1990)

  Subjects: Dupont, Edward (Senate President) General Court General Court - Senate Senate

• Gregg is told to go slow on hospital Council warns of rushing into privatization of state's psychiatric services [Dec 16 1990 p9]

  1990 (December 16, 1990)

  Subjects: New Hampshire Hospital Privatization

• Diverse voices raised against war [Dec 16 1990 p1]

  1990 (December 16, 1990)

  Subjects: Persian Gulf

• 7-fooler aiming high on the court [Dec 16 1990 p1]

  1990 (December 16, 1990)

  Subjects: Basketball Sports

• Colby-Swayer women say men have enriched college [Dec 16 1990 p1]

  1990 (December 16, 1990)

  Subjects: Colby Colby-Sawyer College Sawyer College Students

• Panel affirms old values keep state's favor [Dec 16 1990 p1]

  1990 (December 16, 1990)

  Subjects: Governor's Commission on New Hampshire in the 21st Century
  See also: SEE ALSO CM 12/14 pB1

• Pease runway problem: US gift comes with strings [Dec 16 1990 p11]

  1990 (December 16, 1990)

  Subjects: Airports Pease Air Force Base

• Colleges trying to hold tuition line in tough times [Dec 9 1990 pNH4]

  1990 (December 9, 1990)

  Subjects: Colleges and Universities Colleges and Universities-Tuition Higher Education Tuition

• No big evacuation set for plant test [Dec 9 1990 pNH1]

  1990 (December 9, 1990)

  Subjects: Emergency Evacuation Plan Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant-Emergency Evacuation Plan

• N.H. gets $111.8m in military work but civilian goods seen key to future [Dec 9 1990 pNH1]

  1990 (December 9, 1990)

  Subjects: Defense Contracts Economy

• Echoes of Scamman heard in new Speaker's strategy [Dec 9 1990 pNH10]

  1990 (December 9, 1990)

  Subjects: Burns, Harold (House Speaker) General Court General Court - house-Speaker House Speaker

• Group seeks to block bridges work [Dec 9 1990 pNH6]

  1990 (December 9, 1990)

  Subjects: Bridges Bridges-Construction Construction Highways Highways-Route 101 Route 101

• Things looking sunny for coming ski season [Dec 9 1990 pNH1]

  1990 (December 9, 1990)

  Subjects: Ski Areas

• Trouble in Thornton paradise revolt altering the way it was [Dec 9 1990 pNH1]

  1990 (December 9, 1990)

  Subjects: Thornton (N.H.)

• Group Weirs Beach pushes for independence from Laconia [Dec 9 1990 pNH7]

  1990 (December 9, 1990)

  Subjects: Laconia Weirs Beach

• School's rights to limit student journalists debated [Dec 9 1990 pNH3]

  1990 (December 9, 1990)

  Subjects: Dover Manchester

• Insurers seek a cure in state for a dilemma [Dec 9 1990 pNH1]

  1990 (December 9, 1990)

  Subjects: Health Insurance Insurance

• Dormant economy breads tough municipal decisions [Dec 9 1990 pNH11]

  1990 (December 9, 1990)

  Subjects: Budgets Cities and Towns Cities and Towns-Budgets Economy

• Gregg named head of governors' unit [Dec 9 1990 pNH7]

  1990 (December 9, 1990)

  Subjects: 90) Gregg, Judd (Governor 1989 Gregg, Judd (Governor 1989-90) New England Governors' Conference

• Helping the head-injured regain skills, rebuild lives [Dec 2 1990 pNH1]

  1990 (December 2, 1990)

  Subjects: Alcohol Education Programs Driving While Intoxicated (DWI)

• Brewer revives old recipe to get ahead in new business [Dec 2 1990 pNH6]

  1990 (December 2, 1990)

  Subjects: Beer Newmarket

• Ski areas seen surviving cuts [Dec 2 1990 pNH1]

  1990 (December 2, 1990)

  Subjects: Cannon Mountain Ski Areas

• Call for $45m in pension contributions spur criticism [Dec 2 1990 pNH7]

  1990 (December 2, 1990)

  Subjects: Retirement Retirement Benefits

• Geologists offer new granite theory [Dec 2 1990 pNH4]

  1990 (December 2, 1990)

  Subjects: Geology Granite

• Couples getting together to deal with infertility [Dec 2 1990 pNH1]

  1990 (December 2, 1990)

  Subjects: Health Insurance Infertility
  See also: SEE ALSO same page Coverage is missing in the State