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Sixteen (16) state Senate seats up for grabs Tuesday [nov 5 1990 p7]
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Souhegan Valley pair surpass spending cap [Nov 5 1990 p2]
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SEA urges members to back Grandmaison [Nov 4 1990 p14A]
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Bob Smith for the defense; foe of spending with one exception [Nov 3 1990]
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Full slates for state representative seats [Nov 3 1990 p3]
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Foreign car dealers PAC refuses to cancel TV ads critical of Durkin [Nov 2 1990 p6]
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Senate win would cap Smith's dream [Nov 1 1990 p1]
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Debate sets tone for November [Nov 1990 (1:6) p10+]
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Grandmaison says Chambers asked him before filing suit to get budget figures [oct 31 1990 p7]
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Win or lose, Durkin is in his glory the campaign battle is half the fun [Oct 31 1990 p1]
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Grandmaison: state needs a manager says Gregg is more like Dukakis than he is [Oct 30 1990 p1]
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Humphrey, Chynoweth agree on issues, not solutions [Oct 29 1990 p5]
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Tax issue dominates gubernatorial campaign [Oct 29 1990]
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To Gregg, people are the campaign [Oct 29 1990 p1]
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Many critical of Durkin for using the word Jap [oct 28 1990 pA1]
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NH academics label Durkin's terminology offensive, insensitive [Oct 28 1990 p1A]
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Aspirants for Executive Council spar [Oct26 1990 p2]
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Roberge points to fiscal conservatism [Oct 26 1990 p1]
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Richards-Stower questions ethics of her opponent [Oct 25 1990 p1]
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Gregg: signals mixed on when slump will end; Governor says energy costs could hurt state [Oct 24 1990 pB1]
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Streeter says experience is his best asset [Occt 24 1990 p1]
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Pressley says she's the responsible choice [Oct 23 1990 p1]
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Durkin: jobs program would boost economy [Oct 22 1990 pB1]
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Four diverse personalities hope to replace Scamman [Oct 21 1990 pNH10]
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Democrats hoping to recoup in House [Oct 21 1990 pNH1]