Browse by Subject
« Back to subjects starting with R
Skip to resultsRates
Showing 106 articles (page 2 of 5)
-
Senate oks temporary taxes, $70m for human services [Apr 21 1995 p6]
-
Number of NH murders lowest in years [Jan 2 1995 pA5]
See also: SEE ALSO CM 1/1 pB3 -
Phone industry humming: business customers now have 34 suitors [Dec 11 1994 pF1]
-
Impasse concerns lawmaker: PSNH says rates won't go up, others disagree [Dec 3 1994 pB1]
-
State offers big rigs bigger toll discouts [Oct 14 1994 p1]
-
Nynex asks permission to lower rates: in-state long-distance calls would be cheaper [June 2 1994 pB1]
-
PSNH struggles, but rates hold [Dec 13 1993 p1]
-
Attorneys General in 23 states probe cable TV hikes' NH not among them [Nov 19 1993 p6]
-
Cable rates going both up and down: most changes won't be large [Sept 1 1993 p1]
-
State agreement may lead to lower telephone bills [Aug 4 1993 pB1]
-
New PSNH contract, step hike raises Co-op bills 6.7% [Jan 7 1993 p6]
See also: SEE ALSO CM pB3 -
Firms say cable law won't soon reduce rates [oct 18 1992 pNH1]
-
Elderly health costs up: gaps in Medicare increase rates [Sept 15 1992 pB1]
-
Utility restores telephone discounts: plans will offer breaks at peak hours [Aug 12 1992 pB1]
-
Phone users protest service charges: volunteer groups hurt by higher rates [June 25 1992 pB1]
-
NH good place to avoid being murdered [June 7 1992 p3A]
See also: SEE ALSO same page Attorney General defends record with statistics -
New phone rates irk customers [June 5 1992 p1]
-
Caught in the NET: in-state phone rate hike hit small customers hard [May 26 1992 pD11]
-
New phone bills reflect 3-year fight [May 3 1992 pNH8]
-
Senate banks committee warned about state funds reinvestment bill [Jan 15 1992 p6]
-
Commissioner OKs lower car insurance rate [Aug 23 1991 p3]
-
Anger, frustration sparked by hike in health insurance costs [May 19 1991 pNH1]
-
Increases in murders changing image of N.H. as safe haven [May 5 1991 pNH1]
-
Regulators OK price hike for directory assistance [Apr 26 1991 p1]
-
Pay phone calls remain a dime; price has been the same since 1953 [Apr 1 1991 pB2]