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PAC bids for State House [Aug 9 1992 pNH1]
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Conservative PAC: 15 NH senators liberal [Aug 5 1992 p4]
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Johnson brings a new perspective, vigor to Senate comeback attempt [July 17 1992 pB1]
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Departures, tough fights expected in state Senate contests [July 12 1992 pNH1]
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New Hampshire House to lose 342 years legislative experience [June 29 1992 p22
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Sixteen (16) years in the House was enough: Heights Rep. ends political career [June 27 1992 pB1]
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Panels study 59 NH issues [June 24 1992 p4]
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700 chase seats in NH House []June 22 1992 p4]
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Senate Majority Leader Delahunty changes his mind, will seek reelection [June 9 1992 p7]
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Exodus will bring a new look to the next State legislature [June 7 1992 pNH1]
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Gregg wins on abortion law, may face spending bill fight [May 31 1992 pNH3]
Subjects: Abortion General Court -
Law establishes new House of Representatives districts [May 26 1992 p6]
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Twenty-forth (24th) district race could be hot freshman Democrat to gace former GOP House Speaker [May 24 1992 pNH3]
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Session sought to revive economy [May 17 1992 pNH1]
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Session had it all from budgets to butterflies [May 11 1992 p5]
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Lawmakers make moves on fiscal bills [May 10 1992 pNH4]
Subjects: General Court HB 1025 (1992) -
Legislature's cost rises 12.8 percent [May 6 1992 p6]
See also: SEE ALSO same page Lawmakers wrapping up business of 1992 session -
Politics making redistricting anything but simple [Mar 29 1992 pNH4]
Subjects: General Court Redistricting -
Senator St. Jean leaving politics [Mar 10 1992 p4]
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Bush: my cure will work: President touts economic plan [Feb 13 1992 p1]
Subjects: Addresses Bush, George (U.S. President) Bush, George (U.S. President)-Addresses General CourtSee also: SEE ALSO NT p1 & CM 2/15 p1 -
House kills bid to hike Senate size to 36 seats [Feb 12 1992 p1]
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House panel backs larger state senate [Feb 6 1992 p6]
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Rep. Daly to run for NH Senate [Jan 29 1992 p5]
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House adopts ethics rules after 90 minutes of debate [Jan 17 1992 p6]
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State legislature returns to work [Jan 6 1992 p1]