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Campaign issue closer to ballot: House OKs biennial sessions (House - Con & Stat Rev - Reports) [Mar 31 1988 p3]
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Will N.H. biennial session return? Residents may be asked to decide [Mar 27 1988 pA1]
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Legal woes feared for lawmaker's mileage hike [Mar 24 1988 p5]
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House's mileage money hike may sputter constitutionality [Mar 19 1988 p1]
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Critics say curbs could hurt growth in North Country [Mar 19 1988 p3]
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Lawmakers debate switch in sessions (House - Con & Stat Rev - Hearings) [Mar 10 1988 pA1]
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Leadership faulted in Annual Sessions debate [Mar 10 1988 p13]
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400 bills awaiting return of legislators [Mar 8 1988 p6]
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Senate President predicts dire results if legislature continues annual sessions [Mar 8 1988 p6]
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House committee rejects modified annual session bill [Jan 29 1988 p5]
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Legislative leaders look to lessen their load [Jan 18 1988 p19]
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Bennett says money's not the answer [Jan 15 1988 pA-1]
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Senate wants new vote on annual sessions (Senate, Floor Action) [Jan 15 1988 pB-1]
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House kills prison furlough, lemon law bills (House - Floor Action) [Jan 7 1988 p27]
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Legislature starts session with votes on studied bills [Jan 7 1988 p27]
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Governor has a short list for non-session [Jan 6 1988 pA-1]
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Legislature opens with busy agenda [Jan 6 1988 p30]
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Scamman, Bartlett promise to be open and to get job done quickly [Jan 6 1988 pA-1]
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Legislature will begin by finishing last year [Jan 5 1988 pA-1]
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New measure needed to scrap annual legislative sessions [Jan 3 1988 p6A]
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Poor, sick top concerns [Dec 29 1987 p1]
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Bartlett seess AIDS, housing, BPT, prison bills as priorities [Dec 10 1987 p27]
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Ethics: bill would form panel to review laws [Dec 5 1987 pA10]
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Ban proposed on people pets in truck beds [Dec 4 1987 p4]
Subjects: Animals General Court -
NH panel needs more time to study issues of the elderly [Nov 28 1987 p3]