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Swett holds 38-point lead over Hatch [Oct 21 1992 p1]
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No invitations for candidate with no party: Brady is struggling to be heard [Oct 20 1992 pB1]
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Preston details plan for economy: his scheme relies heavily on incentives [Oct 20 1992 pB2]
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Dueling tax plans [Oct 19 1992 p1]
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Arnesen, Merrill tax plans compared: either way, state needs $100 million more [Oct 18 1992 pB1]
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A look at Gregg's record [Oct 18 1992]
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A talk with Arnesen on politics, economy: tax is only part of her proposal [Oct 18 1992 pD1]
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Arnesen's latest TV ad questions Merrill's character [Oct 17 1992 p4]
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Gregg has slight lead over Rauh [Oct 17 1992 p1]
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Gregg outspends Rauh in Senate contest [Oct 17 1992 p4]
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Rauh: activism in his bloodline: family, career in business have molded his political thinking [Oct 17 1992 p1]
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Arnesen ahead-in cash: she beats Merrill in fund-raising [Oct 15 1992 p1]
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Gubernatorial hopefuls debate taxes, business: Arnesen, Luce, Merrill trade shots [oct 15 1992 pB1]
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In debate, Gregg goes on the attack: forum showcases differences in style [Oct 15 1992 pB1]
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Candidates for Governor debate direction of health-care system [Oct 14 1992 p4]
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Gregg, Rauh spar in debate: exchanges heated in one-on-one forum [Oct 13 1992 p1]
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Preston says Zeliff is lacking: candidate compares health care plans [Oct 13 1992 pB1]
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Profile: who is John Rauh? [Oct 11 1992 p1A]
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Swett takes criticism for being indecisive: Congressman: I aim to be thoughtful [Oct 11 1992 p1]
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Zeliff blasts Preston's record on crime bills [Oct 10 1992 p4]
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Arnesen and Merrill turn up the heat: debate takes on harsh tone [Oct 8 1992 p1]
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Gregg, Rauh offer plans to reduce deficit [Oct 4 1992 pNH5]
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State Senate battles focus on economy, taxes [Oct 4 1992 pNH1]
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Gregg, Rauh go hard at each other: budget talk dominates forum [Oct 2 1992 pB1]
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Perot for president, part II: NH backers ready for campign [Oct 2 1992 p1]