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• NE conserving energy better old habits add to strain [Apr 19 1985 p32 col 1]

  Union Leader • 1985 (April 19, 1985)

  Subjects: New England New England Congressional Caucus New England Congressional Caucus-Reports New England-Statistics Reports Statistics

• Student-teacher ratio improves as enrollments drops [Apr 10 1985 p7 col 2]

  Nashua Telegraph • 1985 (April 10, 1985)

  Subjects: Education Education-Statistics National Education Association (NEA) National Education Association (NEA)-Reports Reports Statistics

• Officials will discuss report on Savage well [Apr 1 1985 p14 col 1]

  Union Leader • 1985 (April 1, 1985)

  Subjects: Reports Water Supply and Pollution Control Commission Water Supply and Pollution Control Commission-Reports

• Half of all rape victims failed to report crimes [Mar 25 1985 p1 col 5]

  Union Leader • 1985 (March 25, 1985)

  Subjects: Reports Sexual Assault U.S. Justice Department U.S. Justice Department-Reports

• Taxation in NH least in region [Mar 24 1985 p1A col 1]

  Union Leader • 1985 (March 24, 1985)

  Subjects: Reports Tax Foundation Inc Tax Foundation Inc-Reports Taxation

• State could lose 2,000 jobs in spending freeze [Mar 16 1985 p8 col 5]

  Union Leader • 1985 (March 16, 1985)

  Subjects: Jobs Reports U.S. Defense Department U.S. Defense Department-Reports

• 8,200 NH residents have wealth exceeding $500,000 [Mar 8 1985 p3 col 1]

  Union Leader • 1985 (March 8, 1985)

  Subjects: Economic Conditions Reports U.S. Internal Revenue Service (IRS) U.S. Internal Revenue Service (IRS)-Reports

• Who has the bucks in New Hampshire [Mar 7 1985 p1 col 3]

  Nashua Telegraph • 1985 (March 7, 1985)

  Subjects: Economic Conditions Reports U.S. Internal Revenue Service (IRS) U.S. Internal Revenue Service (IRS)-Reports

• Arsenic in NH caused by pollutant [Feb 27 1985 p1 col 1]

  Nashua Telegraph • 1985 (February 27, 1985)

  Subjects: Arsenic Reports U.S. Geological Survey U.S. Geological Survey-Reports

• NH 1985-'86 outlook best in New England [Feb 18 1985 p9 col 1]

  Union Leader • 1985 (February 18, 1985)

  Subjects: Economic Conditions Federal Home Loan Bank of Boston Federal Home Loan Bank of Boston-Reports Reports

• Broker cheers states health bond rating raised by Prudential-Bache [Feb 11 1985 p9 col 5]

  Union Leader • 1985 (February 11, 1985)

  Subjects: Bache Company Bond Rating Prudential Prudential-Bache Company-Reports Reports

• State park study gives low marks for maintenance [Feb 11 1985 p1 col 2]

  Concord Monitor • 1985 (February 11, 1985)

  Subjects: Parks and Recreation Division Parks and Recreation Division-Reports Reports State Parks

• New report: 'Child sexual abuse' curbs on defense tactics proposed in court cases [Feb 10 1985 p10A col 4]

  Union Leader • 1985 (February 10, 1985)

  Subjects: Judicial Council Judicial Council-Reports Reports Sexual Abuse

• Official report criticizes state park deterioration [Feb 10 1985 p1A col 1]

  Union Leader • 1985 (February 10, 1985)

  Subjects: Parks and Recreation Division Parks and Recreation Division-Reports Reports State Parks

• NH courtroom security 'fragmented' panel says safety measures needed [Jan 31 1985 p14 col 1]

  Union Leader • 1985 (January 31, 1985)

  Subjects: Courtroom Security Courtroom Security in New Hampshire Special Commission Courtroom Security in New Hampshire Special Commission-Reports Reports

• Panel says NH court security lacking, urges improvements [Jan 31 1985 p1 col 1]

  Nashua Telegraph • 1985 (January 31, 1985)

  Subjects: Courtroom Security Courtroom Security in New Hampshire Special Commission Courtroom Security in New Hampshire Special Commission-Reports Reports

• Women's study calls Dudley a sure loser [Jan 27 1985 p2A col 1]

  Union Leader • 1985 (January 27, 1985)

  Subjects: Dudley, Dudley National Women's Political Caucus National Women's Political Caucus-Reports Reports

• Report: Dudley and voters had very little in common [Jan 26 1985 p3 col 1]

  Concord Monitor • 1985 (January 26, 1985)

  Subjects: Dudley, Dudley National Women's Political Caucus National Women's Political Caucus-Reports Reports

• Judges' salary plan would put them above Governor [Jan 21 1985 p2 col 1]

  Concord Monitor • 1985 (January 21, 1985)

  Subjects: Judges Judges-Salaries Judicial Salary Study Committee Judicial Salary Study Committee-Reports Reports Salaries

• Judges seeking pay raises [Jan 20 1985 p1A col 3]

  Union Leader • 1985 (January 20, 1985)

  Subjects: Judges Judges-Salaries Judicial Salary Study Committee Judicial Salary Study Committee-Reports Reports Salaries

• Lawmakers urged to expand state program for the blind [Jan 18 1985 p3 col 1]

  Concord Monitor • 1985 (January 18, 1985)

  Subjects: Agencies and Programs Review Committee General Court General Court-Agencies and Programs Review Committee - Reports Reports Services for the Blind Vocational Rehabilitation Division Vocational Rehabilitation Division-Services for the Blind

• Educators doubt report on learning-disabled [Jan 18 1985 p3 col 5]

  Concord Monitor • 1985 (January 18, 1985)

  Subjects: Agencies and Programs Review Committee Brunelle, Robert (Commissioner, Education Department) General Court General Court-Agencies and Programs Review Committee - Reports Reports

• Nashua teacher challenges document on compensation [Jan 15 1985 p1 col 4]

  Nashua Telegraph • 1985 (January 15, 1985)

  Subjects: Reports Salaries State Board of Education State Board of Education-Reports Teachers Teachers-Salaries

• Pot farming big business in NH [Jan 11 1985 p3 col 3]

  Union Leader • 1985 (January 11, 1985)

  Subjects: Marijuana National Organization for Reform of Marijuana Laws National Organization for Reform of Marijuana Laws-Reports Reports

• Surcharge urged for malpractice insurance to end deficit of Underwriting Assn. [Jan 11 1985 p6 col 1]

  Union Leader • 1985 (January 11, 1985)

  Subjects: Governor's Medical Liability Committee Governor's Medical Liability Committee-Reports Insurance Reports