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Articles from 1996

• Chairman willing witness against schools: school board head deposed in suit [Feb 7 1996 p1]

  Concord Monitor • February 7, 1996

  Subjects: Claremont Coalition Education Education-Finances Finances

• Christian group signs contract [Feb 7 1996 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • February 7, 1996

  Subjects: Christian Coalition Contract with the New Hampshire Family
  See also: SEE ALSO UL pA6

• School board votes down privatization: management firms won't be hired [Feb 7 1996 p1]

  Concord Monitor • February 7, 1996

  Subjects: Deering School District Hillsboro Hillsboro-Deering School District Privatization
  See also: SEE ALSO UL 2/5 pA4 & UL 2/8 pA4

• PlayBall looking at Memorial Field:upgrade might be enough for a team [Feb 7 1996 p1]

  Concord Monitor • February 7, 1996

  Subjects: Baseball PlayBall New Hampshire

• Primary has turned into mud season: voters inundated by negative ads [Feb 7 1996 p1]

  Concord Monitor • February 7, 1996

  Subjects: Advertising Presidential Primaries (1996) Presidential Primaries (1996)-Republican Candidates Republican Candidates

• School aid opinion under fire: districts are in danger of losing millions [Feb 7 1996 pB2]

  Concord Monitor • February 7, 1996

  Subjects: Attorney General Attorney General-Opinions Education Education-State Aid Opinions State Aid

• Resistance to tobacco tax draws cancer society's ire [Feb 7 1996 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • February 7, 1996

  Subjects: Proposed Legislation Taxation Taxation-Proposed Legislation Tobacco Tax Tobacco Tax-Proposed Legislation

• Wal-Mart picks host for ATMs : Concord Savings to be in 14 stores [Feb 7 1996 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • February 7, 1996

  Subjects: Concord Savings Bank Mart Wal Wal-Mart

• Teen smoking war nets few arrests [Feb 6 1996 p1]

  Union Leader • February 6, 1996

  Subjects: Tobacco Youth

• Do it yourself publishing: two writers get their books into stores with Moose Country Press [Feb 6 1996 pD1]

  Concord Monitor • February 6, 1996

  Subjects: Books Moose Country Press

• When HMOs fight it out, it may be the patients who suffer: state quesitons deals that lock up the market for doctors [Feb 6 1996 pB5]

  Concord Monitor • February 6, 1996

  Subjects: Health Insurance Health Maintenance Organizations (HMO)

• In numbers game, Dole ahead by a nose pollsters Forbes still moving and voters still volatile [Feb 6 1996 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • February 6, 1996

  Subjects: Opinion Polls Presidential Primaries (1996) Presidential Primaries (1996)-Republican Candidates Republican Candidates

• Ads call on candidates to address environment [Feb 6 1996 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • February 6, 1996

  Subjects: Environmental Protection Republican for Responsible Conservation

• Debate over ad goes flat: Forbes challenges Dole but get Merrill [Feb 6 1996 p1]

  Concord Monitor • February 6, 1996

  Subjects: Dole, Robert (U.S. Senator, Kansas) Forbes, Steve
  See also: SEE ALSO UL 2/5p1

• City must live up to mortgage on land: state has lien on civic center site [Feb 6 1996 p1]

  Concord Monitor • February 6, 1996

  Subjects: Civic Center Community Development Finance Authority

• Candidate denies mocking stuttering girl: Taylor anti-GOP teacher started the story [Feb 5 1996 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • February 5, 1996

  Subjects: Presidential Primaries (1996) Presidential Primaries (1996)-Republican Candidates Republican Candidates Taylor, Morry

• Survey shows increased mercury levels in fish: bass, pickerel harder hit than trout and salmon [Feb 5 1996 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • February 5, 1996

  Subjects: Fish Mercury

• Colby Sawyer prepares to tune in: student radio station debuts this week [Feb 5 1996 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • February 5, 1996

  Subjects: Colby Colby-Sawyer College Radio Stations Sawyer College

• TV station bids hasty farewell: move means end of local shows [Feb 5 1996 p1]

  Concord Monitor • February 5, 1996

  Subjects: Cable Television Television

• State voters ask: who's on first? on ballots even obscure candidates get a shot [Feb 5 1996 p1]

  Concord Monitor • February 5, 1996

  Subjects: Ballots Voters

• Charities fear loss of federal tax deduction: wealthy donors say Forbes's plan could limit large contributions [Feb 5 1996 p1]

  Concord Monitor • February 5, 1996

  Subjects: Charities Taxation
  See also: SEE ALSO BSG 2/4 p17

• 53 struggling school districts face fund loss (RE: minimum standards) [Feb 5 1996 p1]

  Union Leader • February 5, 1996

  Subjects: Rules and Regulations Schools Schools-Rules and Regulations State Board of Education

• From the fringe, Bosa offers voters low key, high minded campaign [Feb 5 1996 pA6]

  Union Leader • February 5, 1996

  Subjects: Bosa, Richard (Mayor, Berlin (N.H.)) Presidential Primaries (1996)

• Soaring state cost: keeping inmates healthy [Feb 5 1996 pA4]

  Union Leader • February 5, 1996

  Subjects: Cost Prisoners Prisoners-Cost

• ...at home [Feb 5 1996 pA5]

  Union Leader • February 5, 1996

  Subjects: Education Home Instruction