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• Incinerators remain a burning issue [Jun 1989 (VI:6) p11]

  1989 (May 31, 1989)

  Subjects: Incinerators Solid Waste Disposal

• Captive audiences are their speciality [June 1989 (VI:6) p58]

  1989 (May 31, 1989)

  Subjects: Geese Theater Company Prisons

• Top 100 New Hampshire employers; BNH;s ranking of the state's largetst employers is based on the number of full-time employees [Jun 1989 (VI:6) p22+]

  1989 (May 31, 1989)

  Subjects: Employers Employers-Statistics Employment Employment-Statistics Statistics

• NH loses last dairy producer-retailer [Jun 1989 (VI:6) p12]

  1989 (May 31, 1989)

  Subjects: Dairy Farmers Scruton, Frank

• High tech entrepreneurs [Jun 1989 (VI:6) p12]

  1989 (May 31, 1989)

  Subjects: Entrepreneurs High Technology Council

• Arts community goes by the number: in an attempt to maintain current levels of public and private [Jun 1989 (VI:6) p56]

  1989 (May 31, 1989)

  Subjects: Arts Economy

• Have shredder, will travel (RE: Data destruction) [Jun 1989 (VI:6) p43]

  1989 (May 31, 1989)

  Subjects: Data Destruction Service Hannon, Richard

• Double trouble for developer Davidson [Jun 1989 (VI:6) p12]

  1989 (May 31, 1989)

  Subjects: Davidson, John Laconia

• Auto dealers face shrinking profits [Jun 1989 (VI:6) p13]

  1989 (May 31, 1989)

  Subjects: Motor vehicles Motor Vehicles-Sales Sales

• Executive homes selling slowly on the Seacoast [Jun 1989 (VI:6 p50]

  1989 (May 31, 1989)

  Subjects: Housing Housing-Sales Sales

• What's $1 million worth of house these days? BNH looks into the lastest in housing for those with more than comfortable incomes [Jun 1989 (VI:6) p26+]

  1989 (May 31, 1989)

  Subjects: Housing

• Future shock: no new machinists? [May 1989 (VI:5) p13]

  1989 (April 30, 1989)

  Subjects: Technical Colleges Vocational Education

• Climbing the money tree; a group of investors and investment professionals discuss how to obtain non-asset-based financing for new or growing companies [May 1989 (VI:5) p22+]

  1989 (April 30, 1989)

  Subjects: Entrepreneurs Finances Small Business Small Business-Finances

• Tourism backers ask for greater funding: the hospitality industry has done its homework in preparing arguments for a larger tourism promotion budget [May 1989 (VI:5) p40+]

  1989 (April 30, 1989)

  Subjects: Advertisements Studies Tourism Tourism-Advertisements Tourism-Studies

• Keene keeps growing at a steady pace; commercial development, including major retail projects, is bolstering Keene's dominance in this quiet corner of the state [May 1989 (VI:5) p30+]

  1989 (April 30, 1989)

  Subjects: Growth Keene

• Dairy farms continue to disappear [May 1989 (VI:5) p13]

  1989 (April 30, 1989)

  Subjects: Dairy Farmers Farms and Farming

• Imported capital is helping NH firms enter global markets; foreign companies have brought some of New Hampshire's largest and fastest growing businesses [May 1989 (VI:5) p14+]

  1989 (April 30, 1989)

  Subjects: Business Business-Finances Finances Foreign Trade

• Paul Revere of the retailers [May 1989 (VI:5) p38+]

  1989 (April 30, 1989)

  Subjects: Cuomo, Joe Massachusetts

• Good business and good school [May 1989 (VI:5) p10]

  1989 (April 30, 1989)

  Subjects: Business Education

• Ekco group averts takeover attempt [May 1989 (VI:5) p52]

  1989 (April 30, 1989)

  Subjects: Acquisitions Ekco Group Sonar Partners Sonar Partners-Acquisitions

• Labor market remains tight in western NH manufacturers and retailers continue to compete for workers in western New Hampshire where unemployment is the lowest in the state [May 1989 (VI:5) p32+]

  1989 (April 30, 1989)

  Subjects: Employment Unemployment Rate

• Don't pity this potter; Andy the potter doesn't look like a capitalist but his Dover production facility is a million-dollar a year business [May 1989 (VI:5) p38]

  1989 (April 30, 1989)

  Subjects: Cochran, Andy Salmon Falls Stoneware

• Flatley turns off WNHT, cites slack ad sales [May (VI:5) p12]

  1989 (April 30, 1989)

  Subjects: Channel 21 Television Television-Channel 21

• PSNH bankruptcy threatens small power producers [May 1989 (VI:5) p11]

  1989 (April 30, 1989)

  Subjects: Public Service Company (PSNH) Small Power Plants

• Market for business hotels softens a bit [May 1989 (VI:5) p46]

  1989 (April 30, 1989)

  Subjects: Hotels, taverns, etc