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State officials accused of violating own rules to protect water supplies [Nov 8 1988 p13]
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Getting dumped on, state of NH - style [Jul 3 1988 p1A]
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State confirms pollutants at Mason hog farm [Sept 1 1987 p26]
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Auto junkyards pose few problems in Granite State [May 17 1987 p3F]
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Bill would lend money to cleanup gas spills (Res, Rec & Env Hearing) [Apr 1 1987 pB3]
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State will make up lost pollution funding [mar 1 1987 p7A]
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NH moving forward on sewage abatement program [Dec 17 1986 p4]
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Corrosive water called a statewide problem [Nov 28 1986 p1]
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Rochester water getting lead check by state [Nov 27 1986 p4]
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Oil pollution control fund role questioned [Nov 24 1986 p1]
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Some NH drinking water high in lead [Nov 8 1986 p1]
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NH waste projects won't be interrupted [Oct 18 1986 p1]
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Muddied waters foes: hospital raises pollution concerns [Oct 14 1986 pB1 col 1]
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Paugus Bay cited as source of fly worms [Oct 9 1986 p5 col 1]
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State probe of pollution is continuing [Sept 30 1986 p4]
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Communities endorse state sewage action [Aug 21 1986 p12 col 1]
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Mayors rap state sewage funding plan [Aug 12, 1986 p1 col 1]
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State says river clean landfill seep not polluting Ammonoosuc [Jul 27 1986 p2A col 3]
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Families sue, claim gas leak polluted wells [Jul 9 1986 p5 col 3]
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State removes 7 youths from summer camp (RE: Camp Leo) [Jul 5 1986 p22 col 1]
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Commission seeks increase for toxic waste probes [Jul 3 1986 p7 col 1]
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Fish test negative in Hudson [Jun 19 1986 p1 col 6]
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Water report highly exaggerated [May 9 1986 p1 col 1]
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Senate ok's environmental agency (Senate - Floor Action) [May 2 1986 p1 col 1]
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Underground tanks must be registered [Apr 24 1986 p12 col 2]