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State aims to open up all waterways; 20 year plan would cost $36 million [Apr 29 1991 pB1]
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Whose lake? taking waterfront land said to be only way public will have access to water [Apr 28 1991 p1A]
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Land Trust decides against Squam Lakes acces proposal [Feb 4 1991 p5]
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Holderness selectmen dislike Squam lakes Plan [Dec 12 1990 p46]
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State buys 134 acres at Sunapee foreclosure [Nov 18 1990 pNH6]
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Squam Lake access plan rejected by Association [Sep 4 1990 p4]
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Legislators hear public boat access plan [Aug 14 1990 p4]
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Public access battle fought over Squam Lake [Jul 8 1990 pNH1]
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State has plna for public access to Newfound Lake [Jun 13 1990 p15]
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Squam Lake access talks continue despite dispute [Jan 7 1990 pNH11]
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Squam Lake group at odds over access; some favor preservation over facility [Oct 22 1989 pNH11]
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Not-so-secret Squam: New Hampshire's second largest lake inches toward public Access [Aug 15 1989 p6]
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State's waterways shut off to most [Aug 15 1989 pA6]
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Troubled waters [Aug/Sept 1989 (38:8) p44+]
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Squam Lake exclusivity spurs battle; longtime residents resist pressures for development, public access [Jul 9 1989 pNH1]
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Public access plan considered to limit boaters, others who use NH lakes [Jun 2 1989 p1]
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Lakefront residents want privacy public wants access [Aug 31 1985 p3 col 1]
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Lack of public access makes two of three ponds off limits [June 24 1984 p1A col 3]