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End to hearings crunch sought; state to hire and train six officers, change payment method [Jul 30 1989 pNH10]
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Golfer takes different route on the LPGA tour; with youngsters in tow, Bedford's Tina Tombs Purtzer pursues professional goals [Jul 30 1989 pNH1]
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Groups appeal decision allowing prospecting; environmentalists say permits pave way for commercial mining in national forest [Jul 30 1989 pNH7]
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Frost Place hosts festival of poetry [Jul 30 1989 pNH11]
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College celebrates arts-center funding coup (RE: Cultural Arts Center) [Jul 30 1989 pNH6]
Subjects: Performing Arts Plymouth State College (PSC) -
Native Chinese who live in state reflect on roots; many both yearn and fear to return to their homeland [Jul 30 1989 pNH1]
Subjects: Chinese Ethnic Groups -
Group homes offering patients wider world; hospital seeks to relocate mentally ill [Jul 23 1989 pNH1]
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Personal watercraft battle wages; jet skiers fear new limits; opponents decry noise, speed [Jul 23 1989 pNH1]
Subjects: Jet Skis -
Program puts youths back on productive path; on TRAC helps troubled Hooksett dropouts cope with rigors of 9 to 5 work world [Jul 23 1989 pNH7]
Subjects: Hooksett Job Training Council -
Official balances land's use and preservation; new director of resources, economic development office seeks compromise [Jul 23 1989 pNH13]
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Return of Montrealer rcalls trains heyday; railroads had major role in state [Jul 23 1989 pNH1]
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Shouting match is expected on Seabrook plan; appeals hearing to convene [Jul 23 1989 pNH1]
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Jackpot near miss brings elation, frustration; players who come close to breaking bank face disappointment; but rarely give up [Jul 23 1989 pNH8]
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Nonprofit groups home management skills; collaboration of businesses helps charitable organizations help themselves [Jul 23 1989 pNH22]
Subjects: Charities Nonprofit Organizations -
National telescope plan stalled by zoning law; Hancock to hold special town meeting to vote on allowing project's construction (RE: Radio telescope) [Jul 23 1989 pNH4]
Subjects: Hancock National Radio Astronomy Observatory -
Politics fueled by small circle of contributors; PACs play major role here [Jul 16 1989 pNH1]
Subjects: Campaign Finances Political Action Committees -
NH taking steps to halt the expected I-93 crunch; extra lanes in works [Jul 16 1989 pNH1]
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N.H. making strides with mental health; new treatment, research center to stress patient rehabilitation [Jul 16 1989 pNH1]
Subjects: Mental Health Care Mentally Ill -
High court ruling puts state's clinics on alert; abortion centers in New Hampshire grid for decisions that could restrict services [Jul 16 1989 pNH1]
Subjects: Abortion Feminist Health Centers -
Environment commissioner pursues mission; Robert Varney wastes no time tackling state's big ecosystem issues [Jul 16 1989 pNH12]
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Aging and ill, couples elect death together; specialists debate ethical issue [Jul 16 1989 pNH1]
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Interest in proposed pipeline heightens; system would bring natural gas from Canada to New England [Jul 16 1989 pNH11]
Subjects: Canada Natural Gas -
Lyceum a powerful draw [July 16 1989 pNH13]
Subjects: Monadnock Summer Lyceum Peterborough -
Recycling adocate Olson at forefront of waste revolution; percolates from subculture to mainstream [Jul 16 1989 pNH10]
Subjects: Recycling Resource Recovery Association -
Big money likes nothing so much as success; for many political newcomers, the challenge is to make PACs marginal list [Jul 16 1989 pNH17]
Subjects: Campaign Finances Political Action Committees