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• Dial 1 for a deal; competition is coming for in-state long distance telephone calls, but it may take time before small-fry users see real savings [June 1991 (8:6) p33+]

  1991 (May 31, 1991)

  Subjects: Telecommunications Telephone Companies

• NH hosts European parliament [June 1991 (8:6) p11]

  1991 (May 31, 1991)

  Subjects: Economy Swett, Richard (U.S. Representative)
  See also: SEE ALSO CM 6/7 pB1

• Honoring excellence; NH Business of the Year 1991 [May 1991 (8:5) p13+]

  1991 (April 30, 1991)

  Subjects: Business Business of the Year (1991)

• Blue collar capital [May 1991 (8:5) p12]

  1991 (April 30, 1991)

  Subjects: Economic Development New Hampshire College (NHC)

• Tourism take [May 1991 (8:5) p11]

  1991 (April 30, 1991)

  Subjects: Statistics Tourism Tourism-Statistics

• Quest for credit; restoring the lost art of business lending [May 1991 (8:5) p25+]

  1991 (April 30, 1991)

  Subjects: Banks and Banking Loans

• No experience necessary [May 1991 (8:5) p10]

  1991 (April 30, 1991)

  Subjects: Inventions Manufacturers

• Job losses across the board; New Hampshire lost about the same number of jobs in 1990 as it did in 1989, and the service sector shrank for the first time (RE: Graphs) [May 1991 (8:5) p31]

  1991 (April 30, 1991)

  Subjects: Employment Employment-Statistics Statistics

• Phil Gravink; Loon Mountain Corp; owner of one of the state's largest ski areas says cautious optimism prevails for the summerafter a disappointing winter season [May 1991 (8:5) p38+]

  1991 (April 30, 1991)

  Subjects: Gravink, Philip (President, Loon Mountain Recreation Corporation) Gravink, Philip (President, Loon Mountain Recreation Corporation)- Interviews Interviews Ski Areas

• Making the magic work again; foresight and good fortune helped Peterborough attract clean modern industries 25 years ago today it ponders how to again attract quality growth [May 1991 (8:5) p21+]

  1991 (April 30, 1991)

  Subjects: Peterborough

• Desert fighters' friend [May 1991 (8:5) p11]

  1991 (April 30, 1991)

  Subjects: Persian Gulf War, 1991 Test Systems Inc

• Honoring excellence; NH Business Leader of the Year 1991; the quiet mover sand shaker [May 1991 (8:5) p13+]

  1991 (April 30, 1991)

  Subjects: Awards Duffy, Patrick (Vice Duffy, Patrick (Vice-President, New England Telephone Company)-Awards New England Telephone Company President, New England Telephone Company)

• bagging the environment [Apr 1991 (8:4) p11]

  1991 (March 31, 1991)

  Subjects: Enviro Enviro-Tote Manchester Tote

• Robot that learns [Apr 1991 (8:4) p11]

  1991 (March 31, 1991)

  Subjects: Shenandoah Products University of New Hampshire (UNH)

• Local brew's sales are bubbling [Apr 1991 (8:4) p10]

  1991 (March 31, 1991)

  Subjects: Beer Frank Jones Brewing Company

• From movement to mainstream; Bruce Anderson, the New Hampshire based president of Earth Day, USA says business executives are joining instead of fighting the environment cause [Apr 1991 (8:4) p12+]

  1991 (March 31, 1991)

  Subjects: Anderson, Bruce (President, Earth Day, USA) Earth Day USA

• Claira Monier, NH Housing Finance Authority: the housing finance agency has reserved $20 million of its latest bond issue for mortgages on bank owned properties [Apr 1991 (8:4) p46+]

  1991 (March 31, 1991)

  Subjects: Affordable Housing Housing

• Rise and fall of the Burger King; David Murray's sense of style and extravagence made him successful in the fast foodbusiness. But his midas touch deserted him whenever he tried to do anything else [

  1991 (February 28, 1991)

  Subjects: Biography Burger King Murray, David Murray, David-Biography

• Putting the sale into Salem; merchants expect the store mall opening in Salem this summer will enlarge rather than divvy up the retail pie [Mar 1991 (8:3) p19]

  1991 (February 28, 1991)

  Subjects: Salem Shopping Centers and Malls

• The tri-cities continue building for the future; industrial parks, private and public, are still being built, and Wal-Mart's arrival foretells a greater role for retailing [Apr 1991 (8:4) p33+]

  1991 (February 28, 1991)

  Subjects: Dover Rochester

• Laying blame for unpaid claims; the failure of the New Hampshire Home Builders' health plan is focusing new attention on association sponsored insurance [Mar 1991 (8:3) p15]

  1991 (February 28, 1991)

  Subjects: Health Insurance Home Builders Association

• Dale Nitzchke, president of UNH; the university's new activist president sees UNH as one of the state's key economic resources [Mar 1991 (8:3) p30+]

  1991 (February 28, 1991)

  Subjects: Interviews Nitzschke, Dale (President, UNH) Nitzschke, Dale (President, UNH)-Interviews President University of New Hampshire (UNH) University of New Hampshire (UNH)-President

• Berlin industry hunters cross the border [Mar 1991 (8:3) p9]

  1991 (February 28, 1991)

  Subjects: Berlin Timber Products

• Conservatism rules in construction; many of the builders that are busy today are staying flexible and playing it safe [Apr 1991 (8:4) p23+]

  1991 (February 28, 1991)

  Subjects: Building Contractors Economic Conditions

• Hard times and hard made touch [Mar 1991 (8:3) p9]

  1991 (February 28, 1991)

  Subjects: League of New Hampshire Craftsmen Retail Sales