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Hunters oppose baiting, dog bills [Jan 30 1997 p1]
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He's back [Jan 30 1997 pA6]
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State's mayors seek Home Rule [Jan 30 1997 pA6]
Subjects: Cities and Towns Home Rule -
Federal grant to fund diversion program for juvenile delinquents [Jan 30 1997 pA6]
Subjects: Federal Grants Juvenile Delinquents -
Duprey regains GOP helm after challenger concedes [Jan 30 1997 p1]
See also: SEE ALSO CM p1 -
Coalition backs bill to control managed care [Jan 30 1997 pA6]
Subjects: Health Care SB 132 (1997)See also: SEE ALSO CM pB1 -
Double-dipping backed by two key lawmakers [Jan 30 1997 pA7]
Subjects: Retirement System State Employees -
Emergency care bill passes House: effort ensures payment for services [Jan 30 1997 pB3]
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Educators ask congressmen to rethink special ed funding: Sen. Gregg proposes adding $10 billion over seven years [Jan 30 1997 pB2]
Subjects: Gregg, Judd (U.S. Senator) Special Education -
Anti-Japanese remarks get verdict overturned [Jan 29 1997 p1]
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NH 'Passport' plan considered to fund White Mountain Forest [Jan 29 1997 p1]
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Law would define emotional abuses: current law said to be too vague [Jan 29 1997 pB3]
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Snowmobilers can reduce their risk: this season has been deadliest ever [Jan 29 1997 pB3]
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Ingredients in tobacco products under fire: bill would required listing them for state [Jan 29 1997 pB1]
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Shining the light on a PSNH bankruptcy: what it would mean is anyone's guess [Jan 29 1997 p1]
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Gambling drive faces longer odds: Shaheen wieghing options as bill loses key supporters [Jan 29 1997 p1]
Subjects: Gambling Video gamesSee also: SEE ALSO UL p1 -
Senate weighs benefits, costs of reforming health insurance: state plan exceeds federal mandates [Jan 28 1997 pB2]
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UNH study finds childhood victimization widespread [Jan 28 1997 pA4]
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Manchester students monitoring rare falcons [Jan 28 1997 p1]
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Wild snowmobilers face war [Jan 28 1997 p1]
Subjects: Fish and Game Department Snowmobiles -
More than one take on double-dipping: drawing pension, salary has defenders [Jan 28 1997 pB1]
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Who pays for abortion stirs heated debate: lawmaker: taxpayers shouldn't [Jan 28 1997 p1]
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A New England tradition could be voted out [Jan 28 1997 pA6]
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Personnel official: legislative staff fares better than executive branch [Jan 28 1997 pA6]
Subjects: Retirement System State Employees -
Warning sounded on added insurance coverage [Jan 28 1997 pA6]