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New interstate law spawns more local banks; bracing for mergers, bill prompts start-ups of firms offering personalized service [Jan 29 1989 pNH20]
Subjects: Banks and Banking Interstate Banking -
Conservationists, industry wrangle over law; emission ceilings, economic growth impact at issue as state program revised [Jan 29 1989 pNH5]
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Lobby set to address children's needs medical care, prenatal care, abuse prevention among targets of program [jan 29 1989 pNH6]
Subjects: Children Lobbying and Lobbyists -
Adminisrative cost coming under fire (RE: School administrators) [Jan 29 1989 pNH1]
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Support sought for planetarium [Jan 29 1989 pNH13]
Subjects: Cities and Towns Municipal Association -
Local panels mull options for waste disposal; Nashua group juggles state policy, changing technology as plan deadline nears [jan 29 1989 pNH11]
Subjects: Nashua Solid Waste Disposal -
Legislature turns to homelessness 3-point bill focuses on rent vouchers, shelters, hotline [Jan 29 1989 pNH1]
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Despite slowdonw, N.H. economy viewed as healthy; loss of manufacturing jobs, rising costs cause concern [Jan 29 1989 pNH1]
Subjects: Economic Conditions Economy -
Battle lines are drawn on school bond issues; officials see needs but taxpayers see waste [Jan 29 1989 pNH1]
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Homeless find warmth in new Dover shelter; Councilors, ex-mayor backed parish priests' plan to open refurbished house [Jan 29 1989 pNH3]
Subjects: Dover Homelessness -
Land protection program current use tax squeezes small towns; burden heaviest for communities with meager base [Jan 22 1989 pNH1]
Subjects: Property Tax Stark -
Bankruptcy rate increased 27% in New Hampshire during 1988 decline in real estate market called a factor [Jan 22 1989 pNH22]
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Expansion project state pushes for progress on route 101 delays could cost $49.8m in US funds [Jan 22 1989 pNH1]
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Another Diaspora bound by tragic history Armenians unite to triumph over adversity [Jan 22 1989 pNH1]
Subjects: Armenians Ethnic Groups -
Pavilion intended to conjure past; artist grounds work in ancestors, earthen materials [Jan 22 1989 pNH12]
Subjects: Hospitals State Hospital -
Education renovation a bit of childhood history revived Bradford's one-room school to evoke a bygone era [jan 22 1989 pNH17]
Subjects: Bradford Center School Historic Preservation -
State of the Arts In search of generous and educated support; Artists need aid of general public [Jan 22 1989 pNH1]
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College costs Gregg seeks way to help parents pay tax free bond issue, prepayment studied [Jan 22 1989 pNH1]
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Survey of N.H. business owners gives state economy low marks worst rating since 83, growth expected to flatten [jan 22 1989 pNH22]
Subjects: Economic Conditions Economy -
Gregg's student grant plan raises questions; issues of logistics, fairness are foreseen (RE: Modified magnet school program) [Jan 15 1989 pNH1]
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Crime stance highlights Merrill's term; agressive attorney general will form law firm after leaving office [jan 15 1989 pNH1]
Subjects: Merrill, Stephen (Attorney General) -
Activist to receive award for efforts in human rights; ex-legislator true to lessons of his youth [Jan 15 1989 pNH3]
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Engineering software firm started small; Henniker based company experiencing rapid growth [Nov 15 1989 pNH16]
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Dream of home in suburbs still eludes the poor, court ruling unfulfilled, housing advocates say [Nov 15 1989]
Subjects: Housing Zoning and Planning -
New Conway tabloid plans daily morning paper will be free [Jan 15 1989 pNH16]
Subjects: Conway newspapers