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Council approves unusual $100m highway bond [Nov 10 1987 p25]
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Plan for 130 homes near Playworld leaps hurdle [Nov 6 1987 p29]
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Planning officials devise impact fee 'how-to' books [Sept 10 1987 p68]
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Officials for see trouble in meeting highway goals [Jul 29 1987 p31]
See also: SEE ALSO NT 7/30 p1 -
Building of housing continues at mad pace [Mar 27 1987 p6A]
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Pressly tries to keep 10-year plan intact, also fights tollbooth traffic [Mar 6 1987 p44]
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Group seeks imposing impact fee on developers [Feb 26 1987 p1]
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Nashua area traffic crunch flying over is believing [Nov 21 1986 p1]
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Construction of homes reached record high [Nov 10 1986 pB3]
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Building boom continues [Nov 9 1986 p11A]
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Trade group predicts drop in homebuilding [Oct 21 1986 p7]
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Officials ask state for more road funds [June 24 1986 p1 col 5]
Subjects: Construction Governor's Advisory Commission on Highways Governor's Advisory Commission on Highways-Hearings Hearings Highways Highways-ConstructionSee also: SEE ALSO CM p4 -
Turnpike, beltway gets green light (Conference Committee) [May 16 1986 p1 col 6]
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Reactor supports fixed utility says [Apr 25 1986 p3 col 1]
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Structural problem corrected at Seabrook [Apr 25 1986 p12 col 1]
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NH homebuilding twice rate of the rest of New England one new home for every 76 people built in 1985 [Apr 14 1986 p9 col 1]
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Legislators debate CWIP bar repeal (House - Commerce - Hearings) [Feb 5 1986 p2 col 3]
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PSNH faces new cash crunch [Dec 23 1985 p1 col 5]
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$880 million 10 year NH highway facelift Road plans link East-West borders [Nov 8 1985 p1 col 5]
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Southern tier is highway focus [Nov 7 1985 p1 col 1]
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NH housing starts rise 46% in year [Oct 7 1985 p9 col 1]
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Seabrook owners approve spending increase [Sept 21 1985 p3 col 3]
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Consultant says users should pay for Seabrook cost [Sept 19 1985 p6 col 5]
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Court removes Seabrook spending limit [Sept 19 1985 p1 col 3]
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Public Service asks court to lift Seabrook spending cap [Sept 18 1985 p3 col 1]