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Senate prepares $200 million video gambling bill [Jun 22 1999 p1]
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Drinking water bill causes waves: recommendation to shelve protection plan blasted [Jun 22 1999 pB1]
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Law supports breast-feeding in public: nursing moms can't be forced to stop [Jun 12 1999 pB5]
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Tenure reform falters: unions oppose wording of teacher dismissal bill [Jun 11 1999 p1]
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2000 primary in 1999?: plan gives state flexibility to remain first [Jun 9 1999 p1]
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Proposal targets deadbeats: lawmaker targets child support bill [Jun 9 1999 pB3]
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'Suicide' seeds spark controversy: state considers a law banning sterile plants [May 31 1999 pB1]
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Couples see hope in fertility bill: coverage mandate could mean help for thousands [May 30 1999 p1]
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State's inheritance tax is among the country's highest: proposal would cut rate to 7 percent [May 29 1999 pB2]
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Contraception foes take on proposed legislation: Bill would mandate insurance coverage [May 27 1999 p1]
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Senate panel passes two crime bills: lawmakers target attempted murder, Internet harassment [May 20 1999 pB1]
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Debate grows on new seeds: state law proposed to ban sterile crops [May 15 1999 pB4]
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Safety Department opposes boat safety bill [May 14 1999 pA12]
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All bets off for gambling: House banishes bill; call for funds stands [May 14 1999 p1]
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Proposal would put schools to the test: state seeking more oversight authority [May 13 1999 pB1]
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Sytek stacking the deck against expanded gaming [May 13 1999 p1]
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House bill proposes PSNH cap: electric rate would be tied to region average [May 12 1999 pB1]
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Gambling back on House agenda: constitutional amendement also gets dusted off [May 12 1999 p1]
Subjects: Education Education-Finances Finances Gambling Gambling-Proposed Legislation Proposed LegislationSee also: SEE ALSO UL p1 -
Senate deadlocks over fertility bill: proposal requires insurance coverage [May 8 1999 pB4]
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Conservation bill faces grim future in House: subcommittee vote to kill proposal is reconsidered [May 6 1999 pB1]
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Rich towns feel pinched by tax plan: deal sparks fears of declining property values, school cuts [May 1 1999 p1]
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Surgical centers score legislative victory: House committee votes to loosen rules [Apr 29 1999 pB1]
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School funding talks fall apart - again [Apr 28 1999 p1]
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Business tax debate gets murkier [Apr 27 1999 pB1]
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Another day, more roadblocks: new tax on capital gains debated [Apr 27 1999 pB1]