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• Legal administrators: generalists in an age of specialization the legal profession in New Hampshire has become big business, demanding a new kind of management talent in the largest firms [Sept (VI:9

  1989 (August 31, 1989)

  Subjects: Attorneys

• NH's newest export: old tires to Greece [Sept 1989 (VI:9) p8]

  1989 (August 31, 1989)

  Subjects: Danville Tires

• Debating national health insurance [Sept 1989 (VI:9) p9]

  1989 (August 31, 1989)

  Subjects: Health Insurance Insurance

• Visiting executives will be asked to stay [Sept 1989 (VI:9) p10]

  1989 (August 31, 1989)

  Subjects: Advertising Economic Development

• Hometown business goes big time: skip Kendall resently agreed to merge New England's second largest indjependent insurance company with an international firm [Sept 1989 (VI:9) p33]

  1989 (August 31, 1989)

  Subjects: Insurance Kendall Insurance Inc Kendall Insurance Inc-Mergers Mergers

• Will love beads and madras be next (RE: Peter May cover on U.N.H. Continuing Education catalog) [Sept 1989 (VI:9) p9]

  1989 (August 31, 1989)

  Subjects: University of New Hampshire (UNH)

• Davidson delivers innovation to Detroit [Aug 1989 (VI:8) p40]

  1989 (July 31, 1989)

  Subjects: Davidson Interior Trim Motor vehicles

• New factory pace as strong in 1988 [Aug 1989 (VI:8) p10]

  1989 (July 31, 1989)

  Subjects: Industrial Development Office Manufacturers Manufacturers-Statistics Statistics

• Banks back into a new business [Aug 1989 (VI:8) p34]

  1989 (July 31, 1989)

  Subjects: Banks and Banking Real Estate

• Littleton is not overnight success story; this North Country town of 5,600 has added nearly 1,000 industrial jobs since the mid-1970s, and its pace of development is quickening [Aug 1989 (VI:8) p28+]

  1989 (July 31, 1989)

  Subjects: Economic Development Littleton

• These unusual pets don't come cheap [Aug 1989 (VI:8) p8]

  1989 (July 31, 1989)

  Subjects: Animals Llamas

• New work rules for teenagers [Aug 1989 (VI:8) p10]

  1989 (July 31, 1989)

  Subjects: Employment Youth

• Now you have to pay to recycle newspapers [Aug 1989 (VI:8) p9]

  1989 (July 31, 1989)

  Subjects: newspapers Recycling

• Berlin successfully wooing small firms; James River still dominates Berlin's labor market, but the city's efforts to diversify its economic base are beginning to show resutls [Aug 1989 (VI:8) p26+]

  1989 (July 31, 1989)

  Subjects: Berlin Economic Development

• New banks peddle the personal touch : in an era when mergers have made banking seem impersonal, a new bank [Aug 1989 (VI:8) p12+]

  1989 (July 31, 1989)

  Subjects: Banks and Banking

• Returns on rare coins aren't small change; before you bit on rare-coin investing, learn the basics of the field and shop aroud for a dealer you can trust [Aug 1989 (VI:8) p30+]

  1989 (July 31, 1989)

  Subjects: Investments

• Ex-hockey player lines up new goals [Aug 1989 (VI:8)]

  1989 (July 31, 1989)

  Subjects: Athletes Biography Boucher, Richard (Hockey Player) Boucher, Richard (Hockey Player)-Biography

• Bank forecast still cloudy [Aug 1989 (VI:8) p11]

  1989 (July 31, 1989)

  Subjects: Banks and Banking Real Estate

• New planner brings a North County view [Aug 1989 (VI:8) p33]

  1989 (July 31, 1989)

  Subjects: Biography Taylor, Jeffrey (Director, State Planning Office) Taylor, Jeffrey (Director, State Planning Office)-Biography

• Tracking hospital costs and utilization (Graphs) [Aug 1989 (VI:8) p38+]

  1989 (July 31, 1989)

  Subjects: Health Care Costs Health Care Costs-Statistics Hospitals Hospitals-Statistics Statistics

• Dartmouth giving sets a record [Aug 1989 (VI:8) p11]

  1989 (July 31, 1989)

  Subjects: Dartmouth College Fundraising

• Choosing the path back to school; studying for an additional degree or finishing an interupted education is difficult to fit with a job and family obligations [Aug 1989 (VI:8) p18+]

  1989 (July 31, 1989)

  Subjects: Colleges and Universities Education

• And now a word from our sponsor: corporate philanthropy hasn't totally disappeared but, more and more, [Aug 1989 (VI:8) p48]

  1989 (July 31, 1989)

  Subjects: Advertising Corporations

• Self-insurance pays off for towns [Aug 1989 (VI:8) p9]

  1989 (July 31, 1989)

  Subjects: Insurance Liability Insurance

• Pressure builds to clean air; the federal government has done almost nothing to control the emission of harmful chemical compounds into [Aug 1989 (VI:8) p23+]

  1989 (July 31, 1989)

  Subjects: Air Pollution Hazardous Substances