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Man with a mission [Mar 1990 (7:3) p11]
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Private dollars for public projects; reduced funding for public construction projects is spurring local governments to team up with the private sector [March 1990 (7:3) p17+]
Subjects: Cities and Towns Economic Development -
Business minds turn to trash; concerns about solid waste disposal for businesses is growing almost as fast as its cost [Feb 1990 (7:2) p16+]
Subjects: Business and Industry Solid Waste Disposal -
Keeping the bad guys at bay; New Hampshire's population has increased, but the state's crime rate - only half that of U.S. - is stable [Feb 1990 (7:2) p32+]
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Economics of the environment [Feb 1990 (7:2) p13+]
Subjects: Environment Solid Waste Disposal -
Friends and foes in the State House: our own list of the 10 most dedicated friends and dreaded foes of business in the legislature [Feb 1990 (7:2) p24+]
Subjects: Business and Industry Legislators -
Environment as business [Feb 1990 (7:2) p22+]
Subjects: Business and Industry Environment -
Port authority on the move [Feb 1990 (7:2) p10]
Subjects: Foreign Trade Zones Port Authority -
Dial a date on Channel 50 [Feb 1990 (7:2) p10]
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Rx for health and fiscal fitness; you don't have to be a big company to develop effective health promotin strategies [Jan 1990 (7:1) p29+]
Subjects: Health Care Small Business -
Keeping warm without wood [Jan 1990 (7:1) p8]
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Bringing free enterprise to the spirits business [Jan 1990 (7:1) p8]
Subjects: Liquor Retail Stores -
PAC air's pilot seeks profitable course [jan 1990 (7:1) p9]
Subjects: Airlines PAC Air of Manchester -
Predictors; we may be down, but we're far from out. That's the reading from five economic forecasters we interviewed who say our economy is basically healthy and predict the bust will turn to boom ag
Subjects: Economic Conditions Economy -
New state chief for AFL-CIO [Dec 1989 (VI:12) p10]
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Defense contractors face uncertain times [Dec 1989 (VI:12) p9]
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Working smarter for donor dollars; as the economy softens, charities find new ways to raise funds [Dec 1989 (VI:12) p22+]
Subjects: Charities Fundraising -
Sizing up the service sector [Dec 1989 (VI:12) p9]
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NH products travel the globe; Granite State businesses shipped goods worth $913 million to 103 countries in 1988 (graphs) [Dec 1989 (VI:12) p28+]
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Making room for Marriott in Nashua [Dec 1989 (VI:12) p8]
Subjects: Hotels, taverns, etc Nashua -
The Malling of New Hampshire; three developers are placing bets on winning southern New Hampshire's retail race (RE: shopping malls) [Dec 1989 (VI:12) p11]
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UNH adds computer power [Nov 1989 (VI:11) p9]
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1989 corporate report (provides statistics on taxes, employment & income; population, economic indicators and real estate) [Nov 1989 (VI:11) p19+]
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Making a modern living in the woods; loggers in southern New Hampshire may be a shrinking breed, but Jeffrey Eames is a hardy survivor [Nov 1989 (VI:11) p40)
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Making America wet again [Nov 1989 (VI:11) p8]
Subjects: Normandeau Associates Wetlands