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Bankruptcy rate increased 27% in New Hampshire during 1988 decline in real estate market called a factor [Jan 22 1989 pNH22]
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Foreign trade boosts economy (Graphs) [Jan 1989 (VI:1) p58+]
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State rates 16th in smoking deaths [Dec 22 1988 p3]
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DWI fatals involving NH youths on decline [Dec 7 1988 p1]
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Rapes, murders in Manchester rise dramatically [Dec 6 1988 p5]
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Fewer traffic accidents, deaths reported in N.H. [Nov 19 1988 p3]
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Study: smoking causes 1 in 5 NH deaths, costs nearly $3M [Nov 18 1988 p3]
Subjects: Public Health Services Division Public Health Services Division-Studies Smoking Smoking-Statistics Statistics StudiesSee also: SEE ALSO NT p1 -
Many offer help to homeless: suggestions on how to deal with homeless [Nov 14 1988 p3]
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State revenues increase 141% since 1978 [Oct 12 1988 p3]
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Tri-State game grows by $30m in three years [Sept 21 1988 p4]
See also: SEE ALSO CM pB3 -
Cases of AIDS in Granite State mirror nation: 71 cases reported in NH [Aug 2 1988 p3]
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DWI deaths decline in state [Jul 7 1988 p1]
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Londonderry police issue 65 permits for fireworks [Jul 6 1988 p6]
See also: SEE ALSO NT p4 -
N.H. crime statistics rise, drug arrests up 57 percent [May 1 1988 pA1]
See also: SEE ALSO UL p3A & CM 5/2 pB1 -
AIDS rate in NH has doubled [Feb 13 1988 p3]
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State's AIDS cases double [Dec 21 1987 p1]
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Serious crime up again, drug arrests down in 1986 [Dec 17 1987 p4]
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NH prison violence down 72 percent in past 4 years [Nov 13 1987 p4]
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NH: where half-million votes matter most [Oct 22 1987 p6]
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Report describes transition class (RE: Readiness programs) [Sept 24 1987 p3]
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NH toll roads set traffic records; 91,163 through Hampton on July 5 [August 31 1987 p5]
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83 NH businesses failed in first half [August 19 1987 p14]
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Inmates in New Hampshire's state prison average 1-4 year sentences [August 7 1987 p32]
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75% of drivers obeying speed limit, state says [Jul 25 1987 p1]
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Accident injuries increase by 50% [Jul 5 1987 p1A]