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GOP rallies behind Bass; Swett get thumbs up as Jim Brady visits NH [Nov 4 1994 p6]
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2nd district candidates distort the truth: behind Bass, Swett rhetoric [Nov 3 1994 p1]
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Verge leaves hospital, will resume race [Nov 3 1994 p8]
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Crowd pushes Bass to defend opposition to assault gun ban [Nov 2 1994 pB1]
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Verge eager to hit campaign trail: hospital room becomes headquarters [Nov 1 1994 pB3]
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Dole: Republicans' hopes rest on Bass: new poll gives him slight edge [Nov 1 1994 p1]
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Swett, Bass battle still too close to predict [Oct 31 1994 p1]
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Party differences get fuzzy in first district contest [Oct 30 1994 pNH8]
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Swett, Bass steer focus separate ways [Oct 30 1994 pNH11]
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Bass backs most of GOP contract: but vows to fight clinic gag rule [Oct 27 1994 pB3]
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Swett says Clinton beleaquered by cynics in Congress [Oct 27 1994 pB3]
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Environmental gorup endorses Swett campaing: Bass dismisses group as democratic party outhpiece [Oct 25 1994 pB1]
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Swett, Bass are locked ina close fight in 2d [Oct 23 1994 pNH1]
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Zeliff's ahead in polls and funding [Oct 23 1994 pNH1]
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1st district vote hanges on superfund [Oct 16 1994 pNH11]
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Bass: labor pulls Swett's strings: Congressman defends contributors, lashes back at wealthy foe [oct 12 1994 pB1]
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Zeliff, Verge would take different approaches on cirme: five seek 1st district seat in Congress [Oct 11 1994 pB3]
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Bass and Swett battle over New Hampshireness: as Granite Staters, they're about equal [Oct 10 1994 p1]
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Bad light on Congress aids challengers [Oct 9 1994 pNH1]
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Bass, Swett trade hits on voting records [Sept 27 1994 p1]
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Sparring over shipyard jobs [Sept 25 1994 pNH1]
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Bass says NH wants change [Sept 23 1994 p6]
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The issues and the 2nd congressional district candidates [Sept 10 1994 pB3]
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Scott ponies up for campaign: he top $50,000 with last-minute loan [Sept 7 1994 pB2]
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Bass voting record a study in contrasts: as a legislator, he frequently sided with liberal Democrats [Sept 5 1994 pB1]