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Many republicans see Gregg as the winner [Sept 12 1988 pB1]
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Shaw, if loser, won't endorse Gregg [Sept 11 1988 pA11]
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Lawrence has diverse background [Sept 9 1988 p1]
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Judd Gregg likes to shun comparisons to father [Sept 8 1988 p1]
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Shaw mass mailing criticizes Gregg's fund raising [Sept 8 1988 p3]
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Shaw won't turn his back on a fight [Sept 7 1988 p1]
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Existing revenues message crucial to Gregg campaign [Sept 2 1988 p1]
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Gregg wants government open [Sept 1 1988 pB2]
Subjects: Governor Governor-Republican Primary Candidates (1988) Primary Elections (1988) Republican Primary Candidates (1988)See also: SEE ALSO NT 9/2 p2 -
Gregg opens headquaters, hits opponents on Seabrook [Aug 26 1988 p4]
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Lawrence: Governor's job suites me [Aug 26 1988 p1]
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Gregg's fund-raising outdoes GOP rivals by 25 to 1 [Aug 25 1988 p3]
Subjects: Governor Governor-Republican Primary Candidates (1988) Gregg, Judd (U.S. Representative) Republican Primary Candidates (1988)See also: SEE ALSO UL p13 -
Jacobson wants to get specific candidate would consider taxes [Aug 25 1988 pB1]
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Gregg says change needed in new state bail reform law [Aug 24 1988 p2]
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Shaw wants to reduce state government [Aug 23 1988 pB1]
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Shaw would return gas tax to communities [Aug 23 1988 p4]
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Gregg denies using family influence to stay out of Vietnam [Aug 21 1988 pA1]
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Gregg: no power shortage in region [Aug 18 1988 p4]
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Shaw criticizes Gregg for vote to increase taxes [Aug 18 1988 p2]
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Shaw proposes to cap interest and dividends tax [Aug 18 1988 p4]
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Gregg faults hypocrisy on Seabrook, arms in NH [Aug 16 1988 p3]
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Shaw says as Governor, he would improve local and state relations [Aug 12 1988 pB8]
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GOP gubernatorial hopefuls to debate [Aug 2 1988 p2]
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Gregg backs state funding to help close landfills [Jul 20 1988 p2]
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Gregg outlines program for handling hazardous waste [Jul 18 1988 p6]
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Lawrence draws on past for future [Jul 16 1988 p1]