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Jobless rate up plant shutdowns cause increase [Aug 31 1984 p3 col 1]

Union Leader • 1984 (August 31, 1984)

Subjects: Employment Security Department Employment Security Department-Reports Reports Unemployment Rate

Review may help state save $17.1 million [Aug 29 1984 p1 col 2]

Concord Monitor • 1984 (August 29, 1984)

Subjects: Administrative Agencies Arthur Andersen and Company Arthur Andersen and Company-Reports Reports

Fifteen died on state roadways last month [Aug 25 1984 p4 col 5]

Concord Monitor • 1984 (August 25, 1984)

Subjects: Reports Safety Department Safety Department-Reports Traffic Fatalities

Study by UNH scientists says energy limits economy [Aug 06 1984 p1 col 2]

Nashua Telegraph • 1984 (August 6, 1984)

Subjects: Energy Reports University of New Hampshire (UNH) University of New Hampshire (UNH)-Reports

See also: SEE ALSO UL p8

New Hampshire's income gain slightly outpaces nation [July 30 1984 p5 col 1]

Concord Monitor • 1984 (July 30, 1984)

Subjects: Personal Income Reports U.S. Economic Analysis Bureau U.S. Economic Analysis Bureau-Reports

NH taxation ranks 40th [July 30 1984 p1 col 1]

Union Leader • 1984 (July 30, 1984)

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

State income gains 2.5% [July 30 1984 p1 col 1]

Union Leader • 1984 (July 30, 1984)

Subjects: Personal Income Reports U.S. Economic Analysis Bureau U.S. Economic Analysis Bureau-Reports

Economist predicts NH will continue to lead NE recovery [July 13 1984 p2 col 2]

Nashua Telegraph • 1984 (July 13, 1984)

Subjects: Economic Conditions New England Economic Project New England Economic Project-Reports Reports

State to lead economic growth, study says [July 12 1984 p1 col 4]

Concord Monitor • 1984 (July 12, 1984)

Subjects: Economic Conditions New England Economic Project New England Economic Project-Reports Reports

State will be one of two with deficit [July 10 1984 p5 col 1]

Concord Monitor • 1984 (July 10, 1984)

Subjects: Budget Budget-Deficits Deficits National Governors' Association Committee on Energy and Environment National Governors' Association Committee on Energy and Environment-Reports Reports

Con Con steered independent course [July 4 1984 p14 col 1]

Union Leader • 1984 (July 4, 1984)

Subjects: Constitutional Convention Task Force Constitutional Convention Task Force-Reports Reports

Family violence shows big hike, statistics reveal [Jun 18 1984 p1 col 5]

Union Leader • 1984 (June 18, 1984)

Subjects: Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence and Rape and Assault Support Services Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence and Rape and Assault Support Services-Reports Domestic Violence Reports

Study: prepaid insurance cuts costs [Jun 07 1984 p1 col 1]

Union Leader • 1984 (June 7, 1984)

Subjects: Health Maintenance Organizations (HMO) Rand Corporation Rand Corporation-Reports Reports

Few elderly use available funds study shows only 17 percent in NH get aid [June 4 184 p3 col 1]

Union Leader • 1984 (June 4, 1984)

Subjects: Poor Reports Social Welfare Council Social Welfare Council-Reports

Study say Seabrook I power would have to be made up [June 4 1984 p7 col 1]

Nashua Telegraph • 1984 (June 4, 1984)

Subjects: Reports Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant U.S. Congressional Research Service U.S. Congressional Research Service-Reports

Study Unit II cancellation wouldn't hurt [June 2 1984 p1 col 6]

Concord Monitor • 1984 (June 2, 1984)

Subjects: Reports Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant-Unit Two U.S. Congressional Research Service U.S. Congressional Research Service-Reports Unit Two

Report: NH waste tax plan falls short of original goals [May 31 1984 p4 col 1]

Union Leader • 1984 (May 31, 1984)

Subjects: Hazardous Waste Sites Reports U.S. General Acccounting Office (GAO) U.S. General Acccounting Office (GAO)-Reports

Property crimes down assaults up in New Hampshire [May 29 1984 p5 col 5]

Concord Monitor • 1984 (May 29, 1984)

Subjects: Crime Rate Reports State Police State Police-Reports

See also: SEE ALSO UL 5/28 p1

Says it's achievable with reasonable certainty consultant puts unit 1 price tag at $4.5B [May 16 1984 p6 col 1]

Union Leader • 1984 (May 16, 1984)

Subjects: Cost Nielson and Wurster Group Nielson and Wurster Group-Reports Reports Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant-Cost

See also: SEE ALSO NT p1

New estimate is $4.5 billion mid-'86 completion for Unit I forecast [May 13 1984 p1A col 3]

Union Leader • 1984 (May 13, 1984)

Subjects: Cost Nielson and Wurster Group Nielson and Wurster Group-Reports Reports Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant-Unit One - Cost Unit One

Report says UNH faculty gets poor pay, benefits [May 09 1984 p9 col 1]

Union Leader • 1984 (May 9, 1984)

Subjects: American Association of University Professors American Association of University Professors-Reports Faculty Reports University of New Hampshire (UNH) University of New Hampshire (UNH)-Faculty

Achievements in research highlight report on UNH [May 02 1984 p5 col 4]

Union Leader • 1984 (May 2, 1984)

Subjects: Reports University of New Hampshire (UNH) University of New Hampshire (UNH)-Reports

Economist discusses options for the Seabrook crisis [May 02 1984 p1 col 1]

Nashua Telegraph • 1984 (May 2, 1984)

Subjects: Campaign for Ratepayers' Rights Reports Union Associates of New York Union Associates of New York-Reports

See also: SEE ALSO CM p2 & UL p5

Report: housing solution needed [May 01 1984 p1 col 4]

Union Leader • 1984 (May 1, 1984)

Subjects: Governor's Commission on Available Affordable Housing Governor's Commission on Available Affordable Housing-Reports Housing Reports

NE poor pay more, get less [Apr 30 1984 p2 col 1]

Nashua Telegraph • 1984 (April 30, 1984)

Subjects: National Consumer Law Center National Consumer Law Center-Reports New England Reports

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