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Statewide property tax mulled: Shaheen minces words over ruling [Dec 24 1997 p1]
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Shaheen rejects constitutional fix to education crisis: but she offers no solutions to court's ruling [Dec 23 1997 p1]
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Education funding shift no windfall [Dec 22 1997 pA4]
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After ruling, options for raising money are varied [Dec 22 1997 p1]
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High court sends state scrambling [Dec 21 1997 pNH1]
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Claremont case puts Shaheen in hot seat: all sides will watch to see what happens next [Dec 20 1997 p1]
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Statewide tax proposals not hard to dig up [Dec 18 1997 pA2]
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For plaintiffs, a moment to celebrate: 'Let's see if they follow through' [Dec 18 1997 pA2]
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More special ed money on way: Senate approves extra $2.5 million [Nov 11 1997 pB1]
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School lawsuit moves forward: plaintiffs' brief filed in Supreme Court appeal of case [May 2 1997 pB1]
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Augenblick funding outlook is bleak: even supporters prefer kindergarten aid [Feb 20 1997 pB1]
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All's quiet on Claremont settlement: Shaheen mum on issue since taking office [Feb 13 1997 pB1]
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Plaintiffs plan their next step: lawyers must find reason for reversal [Dec 11 1996 p1]
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Judge: school funding adequate [Dec 7 1996 p1]
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Experts dispute value of per-pupil expense listing [Sep 8 1996 pA1]
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Expert says funding is near equal: revenue analyst defies the school districts' argument [June 15 1996 p1]
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Official; discipline consumes teachers: budget cuts axed Franklin alternative programs [May 30 1996 p1]
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Principal says students not prepared: focus of trial shifts to Allenstown [May 29 1996 p1]
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Districts apply for Goals 2000 officials blast Lamontagne education board [May 25 1996 p1]
Subjects: Educate America Education Education-Finances Finances Goals 2000 Goals 2000 - Educate AmericaSee also: SEE ALSO UL pA4 -
Threat to local schools softened - but why? Educators say state can ill afford showdown [Mar 19 1996 pB1]
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State's tab for Claremont suit: $400,000: some lawmakers say state trying to kill the case by dragging it out [Feb 22 1996 p1]
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Chairman willing witness against schools: school board head deposed in suit [Feb 7 1996 p1]
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Money, tv shatter notions about primary: Forbes's ad-propelled surge shows old rules don't apply [Jan 21 1996 p1]
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Burns makes arts a primary issue: filmmaker makes plea for more support [Jan 5 1996 p1]
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Progress on suit is snail's pace: school districts won ruling 2 years ago [Dec 30 1995 p1]