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Shocking slayings by teens often without clear motive [Nov 1 1998 p1]
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Heroin: A deadly problem statewide [Sep 6 1998 pA18]
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State rabies record in danger: 22 cases ties mark set three years ago [Aug 28 1998 pB2]
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Shaheen gives forest firms state overview [Jul 28 1998 pA7]
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Airport booming: 'Southwest effect' [Jul 16 1998 pA1]
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NH bankruptcy filings soar [Mar 5 1998 p1]
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Domestic killings show sharp drop [Jan 7 1998 p1]
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Rabies cases down from last year [Jan 3 1998 pB6]
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Highway death toll down this year [Dec 31 1997 p1]
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Kindergarten incentive plan pays dividends [Dec 15 1997 p1]
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Survey: Affordable housing spurs Rochester growth [Nov 23 1997 pB6]
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Low teen pregnancy rates studied: Granite state is second loweest in nation [Nov 18 1997 pB3]
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Bankruptcy cases back on the rise [Nov 17 1997 pB1]
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NH ranks number 2 in U.S. in national health survey [Oct 8 1997 p1]
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Lutheran church reaches for unity [Aug 19 1997 p1]
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Booming economy leaves tourist gap [Aug 11 1997 p1]
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The prisoners among us [Aug 10 1997 p1]
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More and more granite staters choose home-schooling option [Aug 8 1997 pA13]
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The high price of violence: statewide statistics for 1996 [Jul 27 1997 p1]
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1,000 calls a day now handled by NH's 911 service [Jul 23 1997 pA4]
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New England imports 13,000 college students (re: study published in "Connection" the Journal of the New England Board of Education) [Jul 11 1997 pA8]
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'97 syrup yield not too sweet: state's production dropped 15 percent [Jun 18 1997 pB1]
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Officials aren't alarmed about rabies count [Jun 15 1997 pA3]
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25 years from now what will the state be like? [May 18 1997 pNH1]
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NH vets could lose vital VA health care [Apr 5 1997 pA7]