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NH inheritance tax up; real estate tax down [Oct 3 1989 p12]
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Top 50 private companies [Oct 1989 (VI:10) p11+]
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Majority of NH sex disease cases involve teens [Aug 7 1989 p6]
See also: SEE ALSO NT p4 -
Divorce cases weigh heavily on the state's court system [Aug 6 1989 pNH1]
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New factory pace as strong in 1988 [Aug 1989 (VI:8) p10]
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Tracking hospital costs and utilization (Graphs) [Aug 1989 (VI:8) p38+]
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Divorce: heavy financial troubles top list of issues [Jun 22 1989 p46]
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State revenues enter a down cycle (Graphs) [Jun 1989 (VI:6) p48+]
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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+]
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NH maple syrup production drops 25 percent [May 19 1989 p3]
Subjects: Maple Syrup Maple Syrup-Statistics New England Agricultural Statistics Services StatisticsSee also: SEE ALSO NT 5/18 p12 -
N.H. welfare rools up 18% since last autumn: variety of reasons linked to increase [May 14 1989 pNH1]
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Nursing crisis abates but shortage [May 14 1989 pNH1]
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Health Division steps up efforts to identify AIDS cases in NH [May 9 1989 p1]
See also: SEE ALSO NT p9 & CM pB1 -
Volunteerism pays off for state [May 7 1989 pNH1]
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It's boon or bust for area colleges schools competing for fewer graduates [Mar 30 1989 pA1]
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Would a higher tax hurt competitiveness? companies have differing views on the effect of a tax increase [Apr 25 1989 pD1]
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Estimated 7,000 abortions performed in NH last year [Apr 9 1989 p22A]
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Bankruptcies in N.H. region rose 18.7 percent in 1988 [Mar 4 1989 p1]
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Automobile fatals down last year [Mar 30 1989 p7]
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No record low for NH snow? weekend's 5 inches in Concord a high for season [Mar 28 1989 p3]
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Arson in NH up 39% [Mar 27 1989 p1]
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Growth in employment slows (Graphs) [Mar 1989 (VI:3) p50+]
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Kindergarten seen as investment in children [Feb 12 1989 pNH1]
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State faces dim power outlook (Graphs) [Feb 1989 (VI:2) p50+]
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AIDS cases in NH near 100 mark [Jan 31 1989 p5]