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Dump hearing draws hostile crowd [Apr 15 1986 p3 col 3]
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Shuttle exploded belief in technology DOE told [Apr 5 1986 p5 col 1]
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Two days of talk come to a close [Apr 5 1986 p1 col 4]
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DOE miscalculated people resources (text of testimony of governor Sununu) [Apr 5 1986 p16 col 5]
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DOE plan is full of errors (test of testimony of U.S. representative Judd Gregg) [Apr 5 1986 p16 col 1]
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DOE's reading of the law is a colossal dereliction of duty (text of testimony of senator Rudman) [Apr 5 1986 p16 col 2]
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Energy officials don't take it personally [Apr 5 1986 p1 col 1]
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Dump hearing enters third day [Apr 4 1986 p1 col 3]
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Few attend hearing on dump plan [Apr 3 1986 p1 col 2]
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From hundreds in New Hampshire to Dept of Energy put your nuke dump elsewhere [Apr 2 1986 p1 col 1]
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Hundreds say no to dump [Apr 2 1986 p1 col 3]
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Songs signs greet those paid to listen [Apr 2 1986 p1 col 4]
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This makes next most emotional issue pale by comparison [Apr 2 1986 p1 col 1]
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Henniker plans to join NH Maine in legal bid to gain DOE extension [Apr 1 1986 p1 col 4]
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State leaders tell of flaws in dump site [Apr 1 1986 p1 col 5]
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Man on the hot seat nuclear dump liaision has a high threshold of pain [Mar 27 1986 p4 col 1]
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Huge crowd coming to hearing [Mar 26 1986 p2 col 1]
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DOE nuclear dump plan not swayed by protests [Feb 16 1986 p11A col 2]
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Return engagement quiet crowd hears second dump briefing [Feb 13 1986 p2 col 4]
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Waste dump plan attacked 1,400 pack government briefing [Feb 12 1986 p1 col 1]
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State to boycott nuclear waste site hearing [Dec 9 1985 p1 col 2]