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Curing the ills of workers' comp; reforming the state's workers' compensation system involves a juggling act of conflicting interests [Nov 1989 (VI:11) p35+]
Subjects: Workers' Compensation -
Banking under new banners [Oct 1989 (VI:10) p10]
Subjects: Banks and Banking Indian Head Bank -
Orchestra haromonizes with bottom line; heading into its 16th season the New Hampshire Symphony Orchestra hopes to settle its financial socre [Oct 1989 (VI:10) p66]
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Datamedia: bouncing back by coming home [oct 1989 (VI:10) p16+]
Subjects: Datamedia -
Rubber-glove demand proves elastic [Oct 1989 (VI:10) p9]
Subjects: Tillotson Rubber Company -
Building a base for affordable housing [Oct 1989 (VI:10) p56+]
Subjects: Affordable Housing Housing -
Hampton coach sells stitches from the past (RE: Car restoration) [Oct 1989 (VI:10) p8]
Subjects: Hampton Coach Motor vehicles -
Yankee Book Peddler: competition isn't academic [Oct 1989 (VI:10) p21+]
Subjects: Yankee Book Peddler -
Peterborough; from mill town to our town (Special advertsing section) [Oct 1989 (VI:10) p31+]
Subjects: Peterborough -
Chalet Susse : the learning never stops [Oct 1989 (VI:10) p14+]
Subjects: Chalet Susse International -
Cabletron first to be honored [Oct 1989 (VI:10) p10]
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Granite foundation gets off the ground [Oct 1989 (VI:10) p9]
Subjects: Economic Development Granite Foundation -
Union Leader: a press buildup [Oct 1989 (VI:10) p20]
Subjects: newspapers Union Leader Corporation -
Women narrow the gap in the workplace; by a large margin, new workers in New England in the past decade have been women (Graphs) [Oct 1989 (VI:10) p51+]
Subjects: Employment Women -
Fifty (50) who give; the top 50 business owners are using their entrepreneurial skills to maximize the investments they make in community organizations (Philanthropy) [Oct 1989 (VI:10) p25+]
Subjects: Business Corporations -
Top 50 private companies [Oct 1989 (VI:10) p11+]
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Foss manufacturing: it pays to diversify [Oct 1989 (VI:10) p15]
Subjects: Foss Manufacturing Company Manufacturers -
Graying of the Granite State: growth in the over 65 and over 85 population in New Hampshire is fueling a boom in retirement housing [Oct 1989 (VI:10) p47+]
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Foot doctor is on a fast track: Dr. Howard Dananberg of Bedford is a national authority on walking disorders his latest project is a high-heel shoe that isn't painful [Oct 1989 (VI:10) p61]
Subjects: Dananberg, Howard (Podiatrist) Podiatrists -
State spending keeps on growing; the budget has increased 40.5 percent in five years (Graphs) [Sept 1989 (VI:9) p30]
Subjects: Budget State Government -
Maybe it's time to quit smoking; whether it's a chemical or merely a social addiction, smoking is a hard habit to break [Sept 1989 (VI:9) p34+]
Subjects: Smoking -
Restructuring for survival; the slowdown in housing sales has forced many residential builders to set their sights on steadier commercial-industrial construction sector [Sept 1989 (VI:9) p18+]
Subjects: Building Contractors Pro Con Inc -
Banwell White Arnold & Hemberger, Inc [Sept 1989 (VI:9) p40]
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Golden parachutes at UNITIL [Sept 1989 (VI:9) p12]
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State maintains good tax image [Sept 1989 (VI:9) p13]