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Gregg's policies get mixed reviews; governor says priority is to protect resources [Apr 30 1989 pNH1]
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Report assesses impact of pollution on recreational shellfishing [Apr 30 1989 pNH4]
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Housing co-op puts down solid foundation; has launched 1355 affordable units, but tepid market threatens new project [Apr 30 1989 pNH25]
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Oil spill puts focus on response; plan for Piscataqua River involves federal, state, local efforts [Apr 30 1989 pNH6]
Subjects: Oil Spills Water Pollution -
Lobbyists viewed as gadflies, helpers; special interest representative walk fine line to get across point of view [Apr 30 1989 pNH1]
Subjects: Lobbying and Lobbyists -
Drive to reconsider bypass picks up speed; Council called open to alternate routes [Apr 30 1989 pNH19]
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Alzheimer's patient now in nursing home; financial aid sought for Keene woman 9RE: Thelma MacKenzie) [Apr 30 1989 pNH7]
Subjects: Alzheimer's Disease Keene -
Awards to recognize conributions to the arts; 4 council citations will go to an artists, a teacher, an arts patron or a town [Apr 23 1989 pNH20]
Subjects: Arts Governor's Awards in the Arts -
Bill backing impact fees faces stiff opposition, now in Senate, proposal to tax developers may be diverted to study committee [Apr 23 1989 pNH11]
Subjects: HB 758 (1989) Impact Fees -
Expansion plan for route 101 clears hurdle; environmental review not needed, agency says [Apr 23 1989 pNH1]
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New study finds arts can bolster economy, impact on state rises 92% over 10 years [Apr 23 1989 pNH18]
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NH plays host to drama festival; regional event show cases talented high school performers [Apr 23 1989 pNH19]
Subjects: New England Drama Festival Performing Arts -
State aid helped improve schools; but some towns used funds to cut taxes, examination shows [Apr 23 1989 pNH1]
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Proposed Amendment may imperil coverage, certain transplant expenses targeted (RE: Bone marrow transplant) [Apr 23 1989 pNH1]
Subjects: Annese, Derek Medicaid -
Abortion debate grows as high court action looms; dispute across NH reflects national split [Apr 4 1989 pNH1]
Subjects: Abortion Pro Life Council -
NH looks to future of airports; development threatens already sparse airfield space [Apr 23 1989 pNH4]
Subjects: Aeronautics Division Airports -
Opinions divided on wetland issue [Apr 23 1989 pNH12]
Subjects: Wetlands -
Banking on growth; merger of the green to open markets abroad; India Head adjusting to life in the Fleet lane [Apr 23 1989 pNH25]
Subjects: Bank of Ireland First NH Bank -
Critics charge ethics laws are too vague; questions of conflict arise for legislature [Apr 16 1989 pNH1]
Subjects: Ethics Legislators -
NH leads the nation for female legislators; many in leadership roles, but some feel men still [Apr 16 1989 pNH1]
Subjects: Legislators Women -
Demise of Ch. 21 traced to series of mistakes; shutdown could block second affiliate for state in the future (RE: WNHT-TV) [Apr 16 1989 pNH16]
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Victim of Alzheimer's caught in aid crossfire; home, money gone; Medicaid denied (RE: Thelma MacKenzie) [Apr 16 1989 pNH1]
Subjects: Alzheimer's Disease Keene -
High hopes for a short-line freight hauler; crushed rock would roll between Wilton and Milford [Apr 16 1989 pNH17]
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Dudek is making another run at the NFL; former Plymouth State star getting in shape for a free agency tryout with jocks [Apr 9 1989 pNH31]
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Blue Cross prognosis: improvement [Apr 9 1989 pNH28]