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Dirty secrets of 'Peyton Place' now lead new lives [Nov 12 1989 pNH3]
Subjects: Gilmanton Metalious, Grace (Author) -
Few changes seen for fish and game panel [Nov 12 1989 pNH13]
Subjects: Fish and Game Commission -
Antitax Mood, revenue drop will force service cuts [Nov 12 1989 pNH1]
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Growth in N.H. deer herd is good news for hunters (RE: white-tailed deer) [Nov 12 1989 pNH1]
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Warden helps keep the state's wildlife out of harm's way [Nov 12 1989 pNH1]
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Colby-Sawyer gallops to the top [Nov 12 1989 pNH23+]
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Elliot Hospital's neonatal unit first in area [nov 12 1989 pNH15]
Subjects: Hospitals Manchester -
Route 4 alternative under attack [Nov 5 1989 pNH1]
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Exhibiting flair for absurdity [Nov 5 1989 pNH17]
Subjects: Arts Kaufmann, Jane (Artist) -
Timber industry tries new ways to promote product [Nov 5 1989 pNH11]
Subjects: Timber Industry Timber Products -
Spending slashers face tests on Tuesday [Nov 5 1989 pNH7]
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Antidrug effort belies seething social crisis [Nov 5 1989 pNH1]
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State seeking ways to get most out of its forests [Nov 5 1989 pNH1]
Subjects: Timber Industry Timber Products -
Children's Trust starts fund drive [Nov 5 1989 pNH7]
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Tax issue dominates Manchester mayor's race [Nov 5 1989 pNH6]
Subjects: Elections (1989) Manchester -
Look an inspiration for the arts [Oct 29 1989 pNH17]
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Wheelabrator resists recycling proposal; issue clouds plans for incinerator [Oct 29 1989 pNH1]
Subjects: Incinerators Wheelabrator Technologies Inc -
Economic slow down hits working class; relief agencies strain to meet needs [Oct 29 1989 pNH1]
Subjects: Economic Conditions Public Assistance -
Learning architecture as art; school children sketch buildings, create murals in program [Oct 29 1989 pNH10]
Subjects: Architects Arts -
N.H. may renew fight on right to work bill; union's oppose plan to restrict dues [Oct 29 1989 pNH1]
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Adopting a N.H. school is a two-way street; state program started in 1985 benefits both children and their adult sponsors (RE: Adopt a school) [Oct 29 1989 pNH6]
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N.H. office, industrial space going begging; but brokers say hight-tech closings skew figures and market has bright sport (RE: Office vacancy rates) [Oct 29 1989 pNH21]
Subjects: Real Estate -
Biologist has revitalized bird population in state; Ted Walski's work is with game [Oct 29 1989 pNH1]
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Couples seeking babies on the rise; ingenuity, tenacity help build a family [Oct 29 1989 pNH1]
Subjects: Adoption -
U.S. Census Bureau to try count of homeless; in N.H., teams will scour specific areas; information to help charities, shelters [Oct 29 1989 pNH9]
Subjects: Homelessness U.S. Census Bureau