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• Per capita income: Alaska in lead; NH has fastest growth [Apr 30 1984 p1 col 1]

  Nashua Telegraph • 1984 (April 30, 1984)

  Subjects: Income Income-Per Capita Per Capita Reports U.S. Census Bureau U.S. Census Bureau-Reports
  See also: SEE ALSO CM p3 & UL p1

• NH officials question crime stats [Apr 20 1984 p20 col 1]

  Union Leader • 1984 (April 20, 1984)

  Subjects: Crime and Criminals Crime and Criminals-Statistics Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)-Reports Reports Statistics

• 'Fathers United' protests Status of Women report [Apr 19 1984 p5 col 4]

  Union Leader • 1984 (April 19, 1984)

  Subjects: Fathers United for Equal Justice of New Hampshire Reports Status of Women Commission Status of Women Commission-Reports

• Business climate still 'best in N.E.' [Apr 16 1984 p1 col 4]

  Union Leader • 1984 (April 16, 1984)

  Subjects: Alexander Grant and Company Alexander Grant and Company-Reports Economic Conditions Reports
  See also: SEE ALSO NT p1 & CM p4

• Take alimony, support from pay, panel says [Apr 11 1984 p1 col 5]

  Concord Monitor • 1984 (April 11, 1984)

  Subjects: Child Support Reports Status of Women Commission Status of Women Commission-Reports
  See also: SEE ALSO NT 4/12 p2 & UL 4/12 o6

• Education board is examining proposals calling for reform [Apr 10 1984 p6 col 4]

  Union Leader • 1984 (April 10, 1984)

  Subjects: Education Reports State Board of Education State Board of Education-Reports
  See also: SEE ALSO NT 4/9 p12

• Study: parents, teachers must help each other [Apr 02 1984 p1 col 2]

  Concord Monitor • 1984 (April 2, 1984)

  Subjects: National Education Association (NEA) National Education Association (NEA)-Reports Partnership in Education Reports
  See also: SEE ALSO NT 4/3 p1 & UL 4/3 p1

• $600,000 sought to hire more state prison guards and to implement experts' security plan [Mar 24 1984 p5 col 1]

  Union Leader • 1984 (March 24, 1984)

  Subjects: National Institute of Corrections National Institute of Corrections-Reports Reports State Prison
  See also: SEE ALSO CM 3/27 p2

• Granite State is tops in energy stingy study [Mar 23 1984 p1 col 3]

  Union Leader • 1984 (March 23, 1984)

  Subjects: Energy Conservation Natural Resources Forum Natural Resources Forum-Reports Reports

• Public Service explains new Seabrook estimate [Mar 19 1984 p1 col 1]

  Concord Monitor • 1984 (March 19, 1984)

  Subjects: Cost Management Analysis Company Management Analysis Company-Reports Reports Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant-Cost

• Study judges schools by SAT scores [Mar 11 1984 p1A col 2]

  Union Leader • 1984 (March 11, 1984)

  Subjects: Education Education-Finances Finances Reports School Study Committee School Study Committee-Reports

• Ripple effect from Seabrook could cost 14,700 jobs in state, study says [Mar 9 1984 p1 col 3]

  Concord Monitor • 1984 (March 9, 1984)

  Subjects: Rate Shock Reports Union Associates of New York Union Associates of New York-Reports

• New Seabrook cost set at $9B [Mar 2 1984 p1 col 5]

  Union Leader • 1984 (March 2, 1984)

  Subjects: Management Analysis Company Management Analysis Company-Reports Public Service Company (PSNH) Reports
  See also: SEE ALSO CM p1 & NT p13

• New Seabrook cost estimates will be higher [Feb 27 1984 p1 col 1]

  Union Leader • 1984 (February 27, 1984)

  Subjects: Cost Management Analysis Company Management Analysis Company-Reports Reports Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant-Cost

• Study says Seabrook will cost $10 billion [Feb 24 1984 p1 col 1]

  Nashua Telegraph • 1984 (February 24, 1984)

  Subjects: Cost Management Analysis Company Management Analysis Company-Reports Reports Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant-Cost

• Broker: Public Service has problems, but dividends safe [Feb 23 1984]

  Concord Monitor • 1984 (February 23, 1984)

  Subjects: Finances Paine Webber Paine Webber-Reports Public Service Company (PSNH) Public Service Company (PSNH)-Finances Reports

• NH traffic deaths show sharp hike [Feb 20 1984 p1 col 1]

  Union Leader • 1984 (February 20, 1984)

  Subjects: Reports Traffic Fatalities U.S. Transportation Department U.S. Transportation Department-Reports

• In new state study fishing industry tied to harbor improvement [Feb 19 1984 p4A col 1]

  Union Leader • 1984 (February 19, 1984)

  Subjects: Fish and Game Department Fish and Game Department-Reports Fishing Industry Reports

• New reports urge changes in N.H. schools [Feb 17 1984 p2 col 1]

  Nashua Telegraph • 1984 (February 17, 1984)

  Subjects: Education Education Department Education Department-Reports Reports

• Nutrition specialist blasts report on hunger [Feb 15 1984 p3 col 1]

  Union Leader • 1984 (February 15, 1984)

  Subjects: Citizens' Commission on Hunger in New England Citizens' Commission on Hunger in New England-Reports Reports Romansky, Alexander

• Study backs '2 New Hampshire' thesis [Feb 10 1984 p2 col 3]

  Nashua Telegraph • 1984 (February 10, 1984)

  Subjects: Petix, Tess Reports Social Welfare Council Social Welfare Council-Reports

• State tries to quantify wealth of its cities [Feb 9 1984 p2 col 1]

  Concord Monitor • 1984 (February 9, 1984)

  Subjects: Economic Conditions Reports Social Welfare Council Social Welfare Council-Reports

• Economic Stress report draws criticism [Feb 8 1984 p5 col3]

  Union Leader • 1984 (February 8, 1984)

  Subjects: Economic Conditions Reports Social Welfare Council Social Welfare Council-Reports
  See also: SEE ALSO CM /29 p2

• Hunger on rise in N.E. report says [Feb 7 1984 p1 col 2]

  Concord Monitor • 1984 (February 7, 1984)

  Subjects: Citizens' Commission on Hunger in New England Citizens' Commission on Hunger in New England-Reports Hunger Reports

• Report on NH schools reviewed [Feb 2 1984 p6 col 1]

  Union Leader • 1984 (February 2, 1984)

  Subjects: Blueprint: Educational Excellence in New Hampshire Reports School Administrator's Association School Administrator's Association-Reports