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Burling: give schools $60 million more: lawmaker reacts to court decision [jan 12 1994 pB3]

Concord Monitor • 1994 (January 12, 1994)

Subjects: Burling, Peter (Representative) Education Education-Finances Finances

King: state spends plenty on schools: senator says allocation leads to inequity [Jan 11 1994 pB1]

Concord Monitor • 1994 (January 11, 1994)

Subjects: Education Education-Finances Finances King, Wayne (Senator)

See also: SEE ALSO UL p1

House votes against boost in school aid: $30 million in Medicaid money stays put [Jan 6 1994 pB1]

Concord Monitor • 1994 (January 6, 1994)

Subjects: Education Education-Finances Finances Medicaid

See also: SEE ALSO UL p6

State creates loan poll: $50 million earmarked for small businesses [Jan 6 1994 pB1]

Concord Monitor • 1994 (January 6, 1994)

Subjects: Finances Small Business Small Business Dedicated Loan Pool Small Business-Finances

Lawmakers to press school funding reform: group would abolish property tax [Jan 4 1994 p1]

Concord Monitor • 1994 (January 4, 1994)

Subjects: Education Education-Finances Finances HB 1260 (1994)

See also: SEE ALSO NT p1 & UL p1

Foundation aid delivers mixed bag: Concord schools get $433,000 less [Dec 1 1993 p1]

Concord Monitor • 1993 (December 1, 1993)

Subjects: Education Education-Finances Finances Foundation Aid

New firms using ingenuity instead of banks [May 17 1992 p1A]

Union Leader • 1992 (May 17, 1992)

Subjects: Business Business-Finances Finances

Lesson no.1: cut back, then cut back again few layoffs, but red ink crimps schools [Sept 8 1991 pA1]

Nashua Telegraph • 1991 (September 8, 1991)

Subjects: Education Education-Finances Finances

See also: SEE ALSO same page Lean times pit taxpayers against schools

Gregg attacks suit; his focus: local control [June 14 1991 pA1]

Concord Monitor • 1991 (June 14, 1991)

Subjects: 92) Finances Gregg, Judd (Governor 1991 Gregg, Judd (Governor 1991-92) Public Schools Public Schools-Finances

Suit attacks system for financing schools; property taxes unfair, it says [June 13 1991 pA1]

Concord Monitor • 1991 (June 13, 1991)

Subjects: Finances Lawsuits School Districts School Districts-Finances State Government State Government-lawsuits

See also: SEE ALSO same page 3 local communities join fight & NT p4

Hundreds rally for education; reliance on property tax decried (RE: Save Our Schools - Fund the Future) [May 21 1990 pA1]

Concord Monitor • 1990 (May 21, 1990)

Subjects: Education Finances School Districts School Districts-Finances

See also: SEE ALSO UL 5/19 p9 & UL 5/20 p10A]

Rallying for our schools; educators to ask for more support [May 15 1990 pB1]

Concord Monitor • 1990 (May 15, 1990)

Subjects: Education Finances School Districts School Districts-Finances

Education; the botton line - we're falling behind; our 19th century educational system isn't preparing students for the 21st century [May 1990 (7:5) p14+]

Business NH • 1990 (April 30, 1990)

Subjects: Education Finances Schools Schools-Finances

Education woes bring differing viewpoints [Apr 29 1990 pNH1]

Boston Sunday Globe NH Weekly • 1990 (April 29, 1990)

Subjects: Education Education-Finances Finances Taxation

Pease dividend has costs, Rudman says [Apr 10 1990 p1]

Nashua Telegraph • 1990 (April 10, 1990)

Subjects: Defense Defense-Finances Finances Rudman, Warren (U.S. Senator)

Educators call for a new system for school funding [Apr 7 1990 p6]

Union Leader • 1990 (April 7, 1990)

Subjects: Education Education-Finances Finances School Districts School Districts-Finances

Cash; it is the lifeblood of your business. Here are 20 ways to find and keep it [Apr 1990 (7:4) p13+]

Business NH • 1990 (March 31, 1990)

Subjects: Business Business-Finances Economic Conditions Finances

N.H. ranked best in N.E. for managing state finances [Mar 29 1990 p1]

Nashua Telegraph • 1990 (March 29, 1990)

Subjects: Finances Financial World (Magazine) State Government State Government-Finances

See also: SEE ALSO CM pB1

School crunch could worsen by year 2000, planners say [Mar 18 1990 pNH1]

Boston Sunday Globe NH Weekly • 1990 (March 18, 1990)

Subjects: Education Finances Schools Schools-Finances

Finances may impede education; sense of future called critical for next decade (NH in the 90's) [jan 14 1990 pNH1]

Boston Sunday Globe NH Weekly • 1990 (January 14, 1990)

Subjects: Education Finances University System of New Hampshire (USNH) University System of New Hampshire (USNH)-Finances

Region's colleges face tight times (RE: Study of higher education by Illinois State University) [Dec 11 1989 pB1]

Concord Monitor • 1989 (December 11, 1989)

Subjects: Colleges and Universities Colleges and Universities-Finances Finances

NRC decides if money matters safety board rules Seabrook finances must be considered [Aug 22 1989 pB1]

Concord Monitor • 1989 (August 22, 1989)

Subjects: Finances Public Service Company (PSNH) Public Service Company (PSNH)-Finances Safety Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant-Safety

See also: SEE ALSO UL p4

Surge in school costs new demands lead to bigger budgets [May 16 1989 pA1]

Concord Monitor • 1989 (May 16, 1989)

Subjects: Finances School Districts School Districts-Finances Taxation

Climbing the money tree; a group of investors and investment professionals discuss how to obtain non-asset-based financing for new or growing companies [May 1989 (VI:5) p22+]

Business NH • 1989 (April 30, 1989)

Subjects: Entrepreneurs Finances Small Business Small Business-Finances

Imported capital is helping NH firms enter global markets; foreign companies have brought some of New Hampshire's largest and fastest growing businesses [May 1989 (VI:5) p14+]