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Articles from 1988

• For Seabrook: light at the end of the tunnel? [Dec 1 1988 p4]

  Union Leader • December 1, 1988

  Subjects: History Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant-History

• Legislator tries to legalize video poker payoffs [Dec 1 1988 p2]

  Nashua Telegraph • December 1, 1988

  Subjects: Pantelakos, Laura (Representative) Video Gambling

• Bar Association objection won't hurt judge nominee [Dec 1 1988]

  Union Leader • December 1, 1988

  Subjects: 88) Nominations O'Neill, James Sununu, John (Governor 1987 Sununu, John (Governor 1987-88)-Nominations

• Planning for waste state report lists trash recommendations [Dec 1 1988 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • December 1, 1988

  Subjects: Environmental Services Department (DES) Environmental Services Department (DES)-Reports Landfills Reports

• Teen license ban issue revived: study committee to examine illiteracy and dropout prevention [Dec 1 1988 p1]

  Union Leader • December 1, 1988

  Subjects: Dropouts High Schools High Schools-Dropouts Literacy

• Recent events put Seabrook back on track [Dec 1 1988 p5]

  Nashua Telegraph • December 1, 1988

  Subjects: Low Power License Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant-Low Power License

• No warrant for Mrs. Murabito; no chance of finding the kids [Dec 1 1988 p1]

  Union Leader • December 1, 1988

  Subjects: Murabito, Jesse Murabito, Mark

• Former SWAT chief files complaint [Dec 1 1988 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • December 1, 1988

  Subjects: Contracts State Employees Association (SEA) State Employees Association (SEA)-Contracts State Police

• Rockingham owners ask state to aid in sale of land for mall [Dec 1 1988 p1]

  Union Leader • December 1, 1988

  Subjects: Rockingham Park Salem
  See also: SEE ALSO NT p1

• Kaplan may get conditional pardon [Dec 1 1988 p8]

  Union Leader • December 1, 1988

  Subjects: Crime and Criminals Kaplan, Kathleen

• Proposed state tax on grave pits could raise $1m for towns [Dec 1 1988 p2]

  Nashua Telegraph • December 1, 1988

  Subjects: Excavations Taxation

• Right & wrong state wants values taught in schools (RE: Policy statement on character and citizenship education) [Dec 1 1988 pA1]

  Concord Monitor • December 1, 1988

  Subjects: Ethics School Districts

• Officials: airport plan needs help to fly [Nov 30 1988 p1]

  Union Leader • November 30, 1988

  Subjects: Airports Manchester Airport

• Seabrook to check breakers (RE: Circuit breakers) [Nov 30 1988 p5]

  Nashua Telegraph • November 30, 1988

  Subjects: Safety Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant-Safety

• Circumstances could still stop Seabrook [Nov 30 1988 p3]

  Nashua Telegraph • November 30, 1988

  Subjects: Low Power License Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant-Low Power License
  See also: SEE ALSO CM pA1

• Feds fight for road study [Nov 30 1988 p6]

  Union Leader • November 30, 1988

  Subjects: Highways Highways-Route 101 Route 101 U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

• Murabito given joint custody [Nov 30 1988 p1]

  Union Leader • November 30, 1988

  Subjects: Children and Youth Services Division Decisions Superior Court Superior Court-Decisions

• Renewed optimisim for acid rain legislation [Nov 30 1988 pA8]

  Concord Monitor • November 30, 1988

  Subjects: Acid Rain Mitchell, George (U.S. Senator, Maine)

• Welfare fraud arrests are up [Nov 30 1988 p11]

  Union Leader • November 30, 1988

  Subjects: Human Services Division Public Assistance

• Sununu didn't receive special treatment, Tufts official says [Nov 30 1988 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • November 30, 1988

  Subjects: 88) Sununu, John (Governor 1987 Sununu, John (Governor 1987-88) Tufts University

• State to keep its ski resorts [Nov 30 1988 p1]

  Nashua Telegraph • November 30, 1988

  Subjects: General Court General Court-Study Committees Ski Areas Study Committees
  See also: SEE ALSO CM 12/1 pB3 & UL 12/1 p1

• Mary Louise Hancock is the recipient of the Robert Frost Contemporary American Award [November 30, 1988 pB4]

  Concord Monitor • November 30, 1988

  Subjects: Awards Hancock, Mary Louise Hancock, Mary Louise-Awards Plymouth State College Alumni Association

• State predicted to grow 11.5 percent in next two years [Nov 30 1988 pB8]

  Concord Monitor • November 30, 1988

  Subjects: Population Population-Projections Projections U.S. Census Bureau

• Roger Sundeen dies; Manchester attorney, former city official (d.o.d. November 29, 1988) [Nov 30 1988 p16]

  Union Leader • November 30, 1988

  Subjects: Obituary Sundeen, Roger Sundeen, Roger-Obituary

• King Holiday is likely for Queen City Schools [Nov 30 1988 p1]

  Union Leader • November 30, 1988

  Subjects: Holidays Manchester School Board