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Public Health Services Division

• EPA : radon contaminates one of eight U.S. houses [Aug 15, 1986 p1 col 2]

  Concord Monitor • 1986 (August 15, 1986)

  Subjects: Public Health Services Division Radon

• New Hampshire's granite source of radioactive gas [Aug 6, 1986 p16 col 4]

  Nashua Telegraph • 1986 (August 6, 1986)

  Subjects: Granite Public Health Services Division

• Sooty downfall on NH towns blamed on tire fire [Jul 29 1986 p3 col 1]

  Union Leader • 1986 (July 29, 1986)

  Subjects: Cities and Towns Public Health Services Division

• Lead poisoning hospitalizes two in family [Jul 9 1986 p1 col 5]

  Concord Monitor • 1986 (July 9, 1986)

  Subjects: Lead Poisoning Public Health Services Division

• Bridge work, AIDS program OK'd [June 24 1986 p22 col 2]

  Nashua Telegraph • 1986 (June 24, 1986)

  Subjects: Governor and Council Public Health Services Division

• State orders owner to clean up lead paint [Jun 9 1986 p2 col 5]

  Concord Monitor • 1986 (June 9, 1986)

  Subjects: Lead Poisoning Public Health Services Division

• Audits are critical of two state agencies (Fiscal Committe) [Jun 4 1986 p4 col 1]

  Union Leader • 1986 (June 4, 1986)

  Subjects: Budgets Human Services Division Human Services Division-Budgets Public Health Services Division Public Health Services Division-Budgets

• Hazardous waste also found under kitchen sinks [Jun 4 1986 p16 col 1]

  Nashua Telegraph • 1986 (June 4, 1986)

  Subjects: Household Hazardous Waste Public Health Services Division

• State finds lead paint in building [May 20 1986 p2 col 1]

  Concord Monitor • 1986 (May 20, 1986)

  Subjects: Lead Poisoning Public Health Services Division

• N.H. has low radiation level [May 16 1986 p2 col 1]

  Nashua Telegraph • 1986 (May 16, 1986)

  Subjects: Public Health Services Division Radiation

• State disdains lawsuits to shut down landfills [May 10 1986 p2 col 5]

  Concord Monitor • 1986 (May 10, 1986)

  Subjects: Conservation Law Foundation of New England Conservation Law Foundation of New England-Reports Public Health Services Division Reports

• Lead poison in Pittsfield selectman state ponder how to remedy problem [Apr 19 1986 p1 col 1]

  Concord Monitor • 1986 (April 19, 1986)

  Subjects: Lead Poisoning Public Health Services Division

• Contac 2 other drugs off NH selves [Mar 22 1986 p1 col 1]

  Union Leader • 1986 (March 22, 1986)

  Subjects: Drugs Public Health Services Division

• Sent packing state has a better way to handle household wastes [Mar 7 1986 p2 col 1]

  Concord Monitor • 1986 (March 7, 1986)

  Subjects: Household Hazardous Waste Public Health Services Division

• Pharmacies, state receive few calls Tylenol scare brings little worry to NH [Feb 19 1986 p3 col 1]

  Union Leader • 1986 (February 19, 1986)

  Subjects: Drugs Public Health Services Division

• Suspect medicine pulled from NH store shelves [Feb 15 1986 p1 col 3]

  Union Leader • 1986 (February 15, 1986)

  Subjects: Drugs Public Health Services Division

• Supermarket remove Tylenol [Feb 11 1986 p1 col 4]

  Nashua Telegraph • 1986 (February 11, 1986)

  Subjects: Drugs Public Health Services Division

• NH infant mortality rate both high unexplained [Jan 12 1986 p1A col 5]

  Union Leader • 1986 (January 12, 1986)

  Subjects: Infants Infants-Mortality Mortality Public Health Services Division

• Bacteria concerns halt clam harvest (re: coliform bacteria) [Jan 9 1986 p7 col 1]

  Union Leader • 1986 (January 9, 1986)

  Subjects: Public Health Services Division Shellfish

• Education called key to controlling AIDS NH school officials hear myths and facts about disease [Dec 19 1985 p6 col 1]

  Union Leader • 1985 (December 19, 1985)

  Subjects: AIDS (Disease) Conferences Public Health Services Division Public Health Services Division-Conferences

• State asks EPA help with 8 asbestos sites [Dec 12 1985 p1 col 3]

  Nashua Telegraph • 1985 (December 12, 1985)

  Subjects: Asbestos Public Health Services Division

• Program controlling NH household toxics is worth continuing [Nov 16 1985 p27 col 2]

  Union Leader • 1985 (November 16, 1985)

  Subjects: Household Hazardous Waste Public Health Services Division

• Program to collect household toxics worth continuing, state officials say [Nov 16 1985 p7 col 5]

  Nashua Telegraph • 1985 (November 16, 1985)

  Subjects: Household Hazardous Waste Public Health Services Division

• Tests for AIDS at State Prison are discussed [Oct 29 1985 p3 col 1]

  Union Leader • 1985 (October 29, 1985)

  Subjects: Corrections Department Public Health Services Division

• Infant deaths down in 1984, state says [Oct 14 1985 p4 col 1]

  Concord Monitor • 1985 (October 14, 1985)

  Subjects: National Center for Health Statistics Public Health Services Division