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New England living magazine debuts in November [Jul 1989 (VI:7) p8]
Subjects: New England Living (Magazine) -
NH economy growing despite danger signs (Graphs) [Jul 1989 (VI:7) p44+]
Subjects: Economic Conditions Growth -
Companies reap benefits from UNH research [Jul 1989 (VI:7)]
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Employee drug testing slowing down [Jul 1989 (VI:7) p9]
Subjects: Drug Testing -
Hacker's guide to playing around; it's time to put aside the briefcase and pick up the clubs [Jul 1989 (VI:7) p54+]
Subjects: Golf Courses -
Is there an end in sight for the health cost spiral? BNH gathered a panel of hospital administrators, physicians, [Jul 1989 (VI:7) p20+]
Subjects: Health Care Costs -
Lee Weisberg, North Country Development, Lebanon [Jul 1989 (VI:7) p43]
Subjects: North Country Development Inc Weisberg, Lee -
PSNH bankruptcy: is end in sight? [Jul (VI:7) p10]
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Bipartisan practice hangs out its shingle: John Broderick and Stephen Merrill are leaders in rival political parties, but [Jul 1989 (VI:7) p52+]
Subjects: Broderick, John (Attorney) Merrill, Stephen -
Civilization of a military base: a case study (Jul 1989 (VI:7) p12+]
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New Hampshire's father of invention [Jul 1989 (VI:7) p53]
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Debate: continues over cost of growth; consistency and fairness are the key isues for a new committee that will study enabling legislation for impact fees [Jul 1989 (VI:7) p26+]
Subjects: Growth Impact Fees -
Do lower interest rates spell relief? [Jul 1989 (VI:7) p9]
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Manchester's hospitals building for the future Elliot Hospital and Catholic Medical Center both have major construction plans on the drawing board [Jul 1989 (VI:7) p24+]
Subjects: Hospitals Manchester -
Solar energy proves profitable, even in New Hampshire [Jul 1989 (VI:7) p11]
Subjects: Solar Energy -
William E. Silvestri Alfred McAlpine Homes New England Salem [Jun 1989 (VI:6) p51]
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Accidental entrepreneur (RE: Biotechnology) [Jun 1989 (VI:6) p43]
Subjects: Hager, Edward Micro Vesicular Systems Inc -
Gregg's team mirrors his low key style; being the focus of attention doesn't come naturally to Gov. Judd Gregg, [Jun 1989 (VI:6) p36+]
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Labor crunch eases somewhat; more workers are looking for jobs in New Hampshire this year, but most personnel directores say it's still a challenge to fill openings [Jun 1989 (VI:6) p20+]
Subjects: Employment Unemployment -
Computer magazines expect to ride out the storm [Jun 1989 (VI:6) p10]
Subjects: Byte Magazine IDG Communications -
State revenues enter a down cycle (Graphs) [Jun 1989 (VI:6) p48+]
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Cabletron Systems: succeeding with service [Jun 1989 (VI:6) p52]
Subjects: Cabletron Systems Inc -
Rochester's mayor has left his mark; Richard Green is one NH politician who isn't afraid to spend money to get things done [Jun 1989 (VI:6) p42+]
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Women in charge; what do some of the top women executives in the state have in common? Their backgrounds may differ, but they share a willingness to work hard and think big [Jun 1989 (VI:6) p14+]
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Precision Airlines gets a new partner [Jun 1989 (VI:6) p12]
Subjects: Airlines Precision Airlines