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Business leaders predict gloomy future; industry group servey suggest limited economy, more layoffs are comming [Oct 22 1989 pNH21]
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Winter is never out of season on Mt. Washington; snows have now come to stay [Oct 22 1989 pNH1]
Subjects: Mount Washington -
Retired teacher honored for her dedication; Nell Paine, 84, helped main stream blind students in Granite State [Oct 22 1989 pNH7]
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New, disputed state fees rescue the Fish and Game Department; boat, off-road vehicle owners say charges unfair [Oct 22 1989 pNH12]
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Squam Lake group at odds over access; some favor preservation over facility [Oct 22 1989 pNH11]
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Manchester airport projects raise concerns; residents worry about noise with proposed terminak, access road [Oct 22 1989 pNH1]
Subjects: Airports Manchester Airport -
Keene manufacturer is sparking a new industrial strategy for US; developed consortium to compete in today's tough markets [Oct 15 1989 pNH13]
Subjects: Keene Kingsbury Machine Tool Corporation -
Teachers stand firm on Seabook evacuation; still opposing role plan assigns to them [Oct 15 1989 pNH1]
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Bring N.H. novel to big screen; filmaker Bill Rogers has high hopes for project (RE: Look to the Mountains) [Oct 15 1989 pNH1]
Subjects: Motion Pictures Rogers, Bill (Filmmaker) -
N.H. muse inspires crafts [Oct 15 1989 pNH15]
Subjects: Arts League of New Hampshire Craftsmen -
Base closing brings options, concerns, decision due on a variety of proposals [oct 15 1989 pNH1]
Subjects: Bechtel Corporation Pease Air Force Base -
Premiere series set to offer 4 new works performances at Brickyard Pond (RE: Regional playrights) [Oct 15 1989 pNH9]
Subjects: Keene State College (KSC) Theaters -
Camp offers troubled youths an alternative; participants taught how to handle problems, face future in rehabilitation project (RE: Camp E-Toh-Anee) [Oct 15 1989 pNH1]
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Laws sought to deal with drunken drivers; tougher counseling plans, bargaining limit proposed; multiple offenders cited [Oct 15 1989 pNH1]
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Employees say relations with state are at a low; Governor bristles at union criticism [Oct 8 1989 pNH1]
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Policeman's fatal shot will haunt him forever: officer in Lavoie case faces problems, trauma [Oct 28 1989 pNH1]
Subjects: Police Searches and Seizures -
State wary of US role in education: board praises Bush but needs more data [Oct 8 1989 pNH1]
Subjects: Education State Board of Education -
Nashua group offers plan for river's use; local, state and federal action sought [Oct 8 1989 pNH1]
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Weirs Beach is in need of revitalization resident say; once elite summer place, resort seen on road back [Oct 8 1989 pNH1]
Subjects: Tourism Weirs Beach -
Philippine service to honor Pease [Oct 8 1989 pNH5]
Subjects: Pease Air Force Base -
Rudman skips the party scene: long days required to tackle the tough decisions [Oct 8 1989 pNH5]
Subjects: Rudman, Warren (U.S. Senator) -
Lobstermen opposing long-awaited port work; damage feared from dredge spoils [Oct 8 1989 pNH1]
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Lakes region leading state with its glut of housing [Oct 8 1989 pNH4]
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Rally's targets drive-through food business: no frills service, no indoor seating are formula for fast growing burger chain [Oct 8 1989 pNH14]
Subjects: Rally Inc Restaurants -
Tackling solid waste plan seeks shift from landfills and incinerators proposal will emphasize recycling, state's role (Graphs) [Oct 1 1989 pNH1]
Subjects: Natural Resources Forum Solid Waste Disposal