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Some say health is lost in tax debate: emphasis on fiscal benefits soft-pedals smoking's dangers [Feb 23 1997 pNH1]
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Conservation Law Foundation funds for an office here [Feb 16 1997 pNH4]
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Annie Forts has Up syndrome (re: Down Syndrome) [Feb 16 1997 pNH1]
Subjects: Forts, Annie -
Smith bends on Superfund [Feb 16 1997 pNH1]
Subjects: Smith, Robert (U.S. Senator) Superfund -
Bills seek to stem the tide of teenage highway deaths [Feb 16 1997 pNH1]
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Shaheen budget a boost to kindergarten backers [Feb 16 1997 pNH1]
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Campaign law on spending is frequently circumvented; many major candidates pay fines [Feb 16 1997 pNH1]
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Thinking small but acting big (Folk, rock, country and alternative music groups) [Feb 16 1997 pNH13]
Subjects: Big World Productions Portsmouth -
Need a clue? Here's a hint: Mrs. Peacock, Col. Mustard and Miss Scarlett would be prime suspects here (re: Parker Brothers) [Feb 16 1997 pNH13]
Subjects: Parker, George Peterborough -
A real glass act; sixth graders conquer art's most unforgiving medium (in Webster School, Manchester) [Feb 9 1997 pNH11]
Subjects: Artspans Manchester -
St. Paul's School is rich -- and it's willing to share the wealth (re: Dance Program) [Feb 9 1997 pNH11]
Subjects: Private Schools St. Paul's School -
Bats are best kept at a safe distance [Feb 9 1997 pNH6]
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Boomers caught in caretaker crisis [Feb 9 1997 pNH6]
Subjects: Mental Health Care St. Joseph's Healthcare -
Support is available for parents of triplets (re: multiple births, twins, triplets) [Feb 9 1997 pNH10]
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Research filling gaps in state's black history (re: African Americans) [Feb 9 1997 pNH11]
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Study zeroes in on risks; list of threats to health, environment is readied [Feb 9 1997 pNH1]
Subjects: Comparative Risk Project Public Health -
Proposal turns waste into supply (re: industrial ecology) [Feb 9 1997 pNH1]
Subjects: Londonderry Stonyfield Farm Inc. -
It's a dog's life -- well, maybe (re: Prince) [Feb 9 1997 pNH1]
Subjects: Dogs Portsmouth -
Youngsters use their crayons to describe what home means [Feb 9 1997 pNH3]
Subjects: Children Housing Finance Authority -
1st UNH Building has historic status (re: Thompson Hall) [Feb 9 1997 p3]
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AMC backs voluntary fees for use of national forest [Feb 9 1997 pNH4]
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From river beds to antique beds; a host of microscopic bugs is getting hungry -- for us (re: Bedbugs, Lice) [Feb 9 1997 pNH6]
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Loathing winter is now in season; not all Granite Staters like being snow bunnies [Feb 2 1997 pNH1]
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Burling ready for a new order [Feb 2 1997 pNH1]
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Group asks that cards be sent to legislators to back kindergarten [Feb 2 1997 pNH5]
Subjects: Grady, Patty Public Kindergarten Coalition