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Shumway's credo: I am who I am: new life in top job at Health and Human Services begins [Feb 8 1999 p1]
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Shumway appointment confirmed: he returns to Health and Human Services [Feb 4 1999 pB1]
Subjects: Appointments Health and Human Services Department Shumway, Donald (Commissioner, Health and Human Services Department) Shumway, Donald (Commissioner, Health and Human Services Department)-AppointmentsSee also: SEE ALSO UL pA11 -
Inmate labor proposal locked in debate: prisoners would clean state building [Jan 30 1999 pB1]
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Prognosis good for DHHS nomination: executive councilors praise Shumway [Jan 21 1999 pB1]
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Ex-mental health chief may replace Morton: Governor will nominate Shumway [Jan 19 1999 p1]
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Morton pitches an increase in spending: more needed to keep health programs going [Nov 24 1998 pB1]
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6 elderly widows sue state: recovering Medicaid costs at center of case [Oct 17 1998 p1]
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Ex-businessman finds success, barriers in state post [Aug 9 1998 pNH1+]
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Public health officers press state to fill vacant post [May 17 1998 pNH1+]
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State to pay $2.4 million to nursing home owners: deal is reached in class-action lawsuit [Mar 11 1998 pB4]
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Morton may lose some broad powers: House votes for agency head act like others [Mar 6 1998 pB1]
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Limits on home care criticized: Morton caps growth of elderly services [Feb 23 1998 p1]
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Morton fights effort to strip authority: Shaheen wants his powers kept in check [Feb 10 1998 pB1]
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Elderly Care Broke It and It Needs Fixing [Feb 1 1998 pNH1+]
Subjects: Aged Health and Human Services Department -
Study: state's elderly care system outdated: nursing homes costly, deny seniors independence [Jan 27 1998 p1]
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Retiring HHS-Unit finance head hits layoffs [Dec 30 1997 pA4]
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Morton's powers under fire: state employees seek change in 1995 law [Nov 13 1997 pB1]
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Officials expect major revisions, 2-month gap in child care rules [Nov 9 1997 p1]
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HHS layoff hits northern emergency services [Oct 12 1997 pB1]
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State workers call for Terry Morton's ouster [Oct 10 1997 pA6]
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Consultant on layoffs gets pink slip: Snowden's state contract rejected [Oct 9 1997 p1]
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Executive Council fires consultants hired by Morton [Oct 9 1997 pA6]
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Consulting firm's purpose questioned: workers want job leads, not resume tips [Oct 7 1997 p1]
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Goodbye, good luck, now leave: state employees complain of hardball tactics in job cuts [Oct 4 1997 p1]
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Union to sue over 58 layoffs: group disagrees with eliminating seniority [Oct 3 1997 pB1]
Subjects: Employees Health and Human Services Department Health and Human Services Department-Employees State Employees Association (SEA)See also: SEE ALSO UL pA6