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State's unemployment rate hits 7 percent: Concord figure is even higher [Dec 31 1991 p1]
Subjects: Economy Unemployment RateSee also: SEE ALSO UL p1 & NT p1 -
28% of N.H. firms in poll have considered leaving N.E. [Dec 29 1991 pNH15]
Subjects: Business and Industry Economy -
Digital projects loss in 2nd quarter [Dec 19 1991 p1]
Subjects: Digital Equipment Corporation Economy -
Bipartisan accord on some issues [Dec 15 1991 pNH1]
Subjects: Economy Political Parties -
Nowhere to look but up: state has seen the worst of recession, says forecaster [Dec 10 1991 pD1]
Subjects: Economy New England Economic Project -
For charities, more needy, fewer donors [Dec 8 1991 pNH1]
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Turnaround is forecast by early '93: economists, BIA meet [Dec 4 1991 pB1]
Subjects: EconomySee also: SEE ALSO NT p16 -
Shoppers flock to the NH border [Dec 1 1991 p1D]
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Soup Kitchens throughout state busier than normal [Dec 1 1991 pNH17]
Subjects: Economy Soup Kitchens -
The New Hampshire Economic Development Commission [Dec 1991 (2:19) p14+]
Subjects: Economic Development Division Economy -
Waterville ski area fighting back [Nov 25 1991 p1]
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bleak NH economy campaign backdrop [Nov 11 1991 p6]
Subjects: Economy Presidential Primaries (1992) -
NH party heads: Bush must face domestic issues [Oct 29 1991 p4]
Subjects: Economy Political Parties -
Tide of poverty rising rapidly in New England [Oct 25 1991 p6]
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Economist: NH could lead region out of recession [Oct 24 1991 p1]
See also: SEE ALSO NT P20 -
NH's poor economy means more kids eating free school lunches (RE: School lunch program) [Oct 22 1991 p11]
Subjects: Economy School Districts -
How will FDIC real estate deals affect NH's economy [Oct 21 1991 p9]
Subjects: Economy Real Estate -
Glimmer of hope NH econimists see signs of recovery [Oct 20 1991 p1A]
Subjects: Economy -
Easing up on pollution industries find ways to cut costs by working smarter [Oct 20 1991 pA1]
Subjects: Economy Environment -
Changing the pace of their lives many take time to explore new options [Oct 13 1991 pA1]
Subjects: Economy Volunteers -
Panel begins planning so N.H. can recover [Oct 8 1991 p12]
Subjects: Economic Development Division Economy -
Some business is blooming if you spend less, they do better [Oct 6 1991 pA1]
Subjects: Economy Retail Sales -
Food stamps, AFDC are climbing to record numbers in Granite State [Oct 4 1991 p6]
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Gregg: positive atmosphere will pull NH out of recession [Oct 3 1991 p6]
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State's revenue slide continues Gregg says he wants to cut $70 million in next 21 months to balance the budget [Oct 2 1991 p1]
See also: SEE ALSO CM pB1