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Party with the planets [Sep 1990 (7:9) p10]
Subjects: Christa McAuliffe Planetarium -
Larger dot on the map; the southern NH conventions and visitors bureau is trying [Sep (7:9) p]
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Slow recovery to begin in 1991; the current recession in New Hampshire will bottom out in the first quarter of new year (Graphs) [Sep 1990 (7:9) p38+]
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Biotech fever [Sep 1990 (7:9) p11]
Subjects: Atkinson Omni Quest Corporation -
Excise tax exodus [Sep 1990 (7:9) p11]
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What CEOs think; top executives of NH's biggest companies don't see much improvement in the economy in 1991 [Sep 1990 (7:9) p13+]
Subjects: Economic Conditions Economy -
Warren Rudman, U.S. Senator; Senator Rudman is targeting a reduced U.S. budget deficit to bring down interest rates and spur economic growth [Sep 1990 (7:9) p46+]
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Niche buildiers; the game of survivial of the fittest is being won by those developers and builders who have secured their niche in the market [Sep 1990 (7:9) p23+]
Subjects: Building Contractors Real Estate -
Blue collar dreams of Claremont (Community focus: Connecticut River Valley) [Aug 1990 (7:8) p32]
Subjects: Claremont -
Tourism trends a mixed bag; those who cater to the very frugal on the wealthy will do well; however, medium priced hotels and restaurants, due to the economic slowdown, may experience some hard times
Subjects: Tourism -
Inklings of a high tech revival? [Aug 1990 (7:8) p12]
Subjects: Economy High Tech Industry -
Master myth buildier; Bayne Stevenson is a visionary who imbues his commercial projects with a sense of history [Aug 1990 (7:8) p31]
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Venturing into video; if a picture is worth a 1000 words; how many words is a video picture worth? (includes video production guide) [Aug 1990 (7:8) p22+]
Subjects: Ball Bearing Corporation Videotapes -
Job training for displaced workers [Aug 1990 (7:8) p13]
Subjects: Job Training Council Unemployment -
Entrepreneur encounter sessions (RE: Creative business solutions) [Aug 1990 (7:8) p13]
Subjects: High Technology Council -
Stretching your benefits dollars; by changing how you offer benefits, you could save money and do more for your employees [Aug 1990 (7:8) p14+]
Subjects: Employers Hampton Coach -
SBA loan guarantees available [Aug 1990 (7:8) p13]
Subjects: Loans U.S. Small Business Administration -
Vacations near and not so dear (graph of NH's winter tourist) [Aug 1990 (7:8) p12]
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Future becomes concerete in Lebanon (Community focus Connecticut River Valley) [Aug 1990 (7:8) p27+]
Subjects: Lebanon -
Checking out the competition [Jul 1990 (7:7) p11]
Subjects: Libraries Nashua Public Library -
Start up man; with 24 companies to his credit, Bob Howard is an inveterate spinner of deals [Jul 1990 (7:7) p27+]
Subjects: Entrepreneurs Howard, Bob -
Busting the check bouncers [Jul 1990 (7:7)]
Subjects: Crime and Criminals Fraud -
Office machines smarten up; do you feel like your office equipment is smarter than you are or at least smarter than it needs to be [Jul 1990 (7:7) p22+]
Subjects: Technology -
High marks, low marks: although New Hampshire earned A's for economiccs and business vitality in a state by state study, it still didn't make the honor roll (RE: 1990 development report card for the
Subjects: Economic Conditions State Rankings -
Long distance courtships; competition is becoming even more intense for the business long distance dollar [Jul 1990 (7:7) p18+]
Subjects: Telecommunications Telephone Companies