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Eaton, oldest legislator, loses House bid [Sept 14 1988 pB2]
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Democrats want to gain control of Nashua area House seats [Sept 7 1988 p3]
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After 7 years, speaker for the House departs [Aug 3 1988 pB1]
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Session becomes a scramble [Apr 15 1988 pA1]
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House kills prison furlough, lemon law bills (House - Floor Action) [Jan 7 1988 p27]
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Legislators pursue plan for Broad street parkway (House - Public Works) [Jul 27 1987 p44]
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Area legislators vote on banning gay foster parents: roll call vote [May 11 1987 p24]
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Abortion bills top legislative agenda this week [Apr 13 1987 p1]
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Veteran House appropriations chief to stay [Dec 10 1986 p16]
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House members seek reelection [Jun 6 1986 p4 col 5]
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House coming back even without Senate [May 30 1986 p1 col 2]
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Five house members to pursue Right-to-Know suit [May 29 1986 p6 col 1]
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Jockeying begins to fill speakers job [Apr 21 1986 p1 col 2]
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House panel okays school funds study (House - Education - Reports) [Apr 11 1986 p4 col 1]
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Stun gun bill wins house panel's ok (House - Public Protect - Reports) [Feb 27 1986 p4 col 1]
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House tackles 197 pieces of legislation recommended pay hikes for judges would cost $848,000 over 2 years (House - Floor Action) [Feb 11 1986 p3 col 1]
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House fails in attempt to override veto also has trouble clearing the deck for budget session [June 7 1985 p5 col 5]
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House, Senate concur on education aid plan business tax formula contested [May 17 1985 p6 cl 1]
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Latest state budget ready for hearings [Apr 2 1985 p1 col 1]
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House must act upon 400 bills within week [Mar 25 1985 p1 col 2]
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Ingram wants Anthem sung everyday [Jan 24 1985 p2 col 1]
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House committees to hold hearings on bills next full session Jan 29 [Jan 8 1985 p5 col 1]
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Tucker sees fair hearings assured all 24 house committees headed by Republicans [Dec 22 1984 p4 col 3]
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Chambers is ready to take charge [Dec 11 1984 p1 col 1]
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New legislature gets down to business today to elect Secretary of State, Treasurer [Dec 5 1984 p5 col 1]
See also: SEE ALSO NT p1