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July revenues top estimate by $2m [Aug 3 1992 p1]
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Six senators join budget trailer suit [July 17 1992 p6]
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AG: $10 million spending bill unconstitutional [July 16 1992 p1]
See also: SEE ALSO NT p4 & CM pB1 -
State revenues have exceeded estimates by nearly $12 million [July 2 1992 p4]
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State High Court upholds budget disclosure ruling [Apr 25 1992 p1]
Subjects: 92) 93) Budget (FY92 Budget (FY92-93) Gregg, Judd (Governor 1991 Gregg, Judd (Governor 1991-92)See also: SEE ALSO CM p2 -
March tax collections exceed Gregg's target: business profits receipts on rise [Apr 2 1992 pB1]
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State revenues on target for four straight months [Mar 3 1992 p3]
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Revenue figures hit their target: governor cautions against spending [Jan 2 1992 pB1]
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After the bailout bickering stays [Dec 22 1991 pNH1]
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Fiscal committee favors adding staff to protect social service safety net [Dec 18 1991 p6]
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Gregg urges caution despite $5.1m surplus [Dec 17 1991 p7]
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Budget cuts to be reviewed [Dec 12 1991 p6]
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Gregg, state hit Medicaid jackpot again: $117 million more in pipeline [Dec 10 1991 p1]
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Revenues to date meet revised expectations [Dec 3 1991 p4]
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NH gets $700M in federal funds [Nov 28 1991 p1]
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Senate gives state budget a major boost: bailout awaits vote in House [Nov 27 1991 p1]
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Programs, workers and clients to feel budget cuts [Nov 22 1991 p6]
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Lawmakers pass budget bailout: state's request: $117 million [Nov 13 1991 p1]
See also: SEE ALSO NT p1 -
It's NH's turn in N.E.'s budget throes [Nov 12 1991 p4]
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Congressmen to Gregg: balance budget yourself [Nov 7 1991 p1]
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Gregg in huddle today [Nov 5 1991 p6]
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Tax Appeals chief says budget cut will be disastrous [Oct 25 1991 p4]
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Agencies: layoffs possible; department heads have few choices [Oct 23 1991 pA1]
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Gregg's newest cuts likely to pass; budget trimmed by up to $20 million [Oct 18 1991 pB1]
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Gov's cost-cut plan faces tough road, fiscal members say [Oct 3 1991 p6]