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Trooper in harassment case wants job back [May 23 1990 p1]
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Commission backs Bechtel proposal for Pease future [May 23 1990 p1]
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Swett calls Douglas cynic, manipulator on laws [May 23 1990 p11]
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Race for House Speaker intense and eraly [May 23 1990 pA1]
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Environmental record survey ranks NH least in New England [May 23 1990 p6]
See also: SEE ALSO CM pB8 -
New capital spending requests show an increase of 59 percent [May 23 1990 p10]
Subjects: Capital Budget (FY90) -
EPA asks cleanup funds from Merrimack plating plant owners [May 23 1990]
Subjects: Hazardous Waste New Hampshire Plating Company -
Gregg urges GOP to stress traditional family values [May 23 1990 p3]
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States social workers are caught in a fiscal bind [May 23 1990 p7]
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NH highway safety coordinator blasts lawyers' secret session [May 23 1990 p7]
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Gregg asks for less bank regulations; controller wants careful lending [May 22 1990 pB1]
See also: SEE ALSO same page Democrats criticize Gregg's meeting with bank regulators & NT p1 -
Franklin mayor wants a count of mandates state imposes [May 22 1990 p1]
Subjects: Franklin State MandatesSee also: SEE ALSO CM pA1 & NT p7 -
Good rating given schools [May 22 1990 p5]
Subjects: Education Opinion Polls -
Nashua Lawyer likely nominee for Supreme Court [May 22 1990 p7]
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State's infant mortality rate shows increase in '88 [May 22 1990 p4]
Subjects: Mortality Rates Vital Statistics -
Hundreds rally for education; reliance on property tax decried (RE: Save Our Schools - Fund the Future) [May 21 1990 pA1]
See also: SEE ALSO UL 5/19 p9 & UL 5/20 p10A] -
Republicans turn out for Smith party, 1600 people boost senate candidacy [May 21 1990 pB1]
Subjects: Republican Primary Candidates (1990) Smith, Robert (U.S. Representative) U.S. Senate U.S. Senate-Republican Primary Candidates (1990)See also: SEE ALSO NT p3 -
Durkin attacks special interest money [May 21 1990 pB1]
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Students lack skills, business groups say [May 21 1990 pA8]
Subjects: Business and Industry Association (BIA) Business and Industry Association (BIA)-Studies Education StudiesSee also: SEE ALSO NT p1 -
Less money for visiting foster kids; social workers asked to cut mileage by half [May 21 199o pB1]
Subjects: Foster Care Social Workers -
Employers: students not skilled in the basics [May 20 1990 pNH1]
Subjects: Employment Students -
New state law revamps workers' compensation [May 20 1990 pNH1]
Subjects: Workers' Compensation -
Puzzling the future of arts in N.H. [May 20 1990 pNH13]
Subjects: Arts -
Franklin Pierce grad attains lofty goal [May 20 1990]
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Road plans rile citizens [May 20 1990 pA1]