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Articles from 1996

• State approves buyout of Matthew Thornton [Jan 13 1996 pA6]

  Union Leader • January 13, 1996

  Subjects: Acquisitions Harvard Pilgrim Health Care Harvard Pilgrim Health Care-Acquisitions Matthew Thornton Health Plan Matthew Thornton Health Plan-Mergers Mergers
  See also: SEE ALSO CM 1/13 pB1

• Seabrook cuts 20 workers [Jan 13 1996 pA5]

  Union Leader • January 13, 1996

  Subjects: Employees Northeast Utilities Company Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant-Employees

• DES weighs sludge issue [Jan 13 1996 pA5]

  Union Leader • January 13, 1996

  Subjects: Environmental Services Department (DES) Water Pollution
  See also: SEE ALSO CM pB3

• Senator Gregg raps Clinton [Jan 13 1996 pA4]

  Union Leader • January 13, 1996

  Subjects: Gregg, Judd (U.S. Senator) Medicare

• Bill seeks public spanking [Jan 13 1996 p1]

  Union Leader • January 13, 1996

  Subjects: Corporal Punishment HB 1324 (1996)

• Another blast: slipperiest driving of season comes at Friday rush hour [Jan 13 1996 p1]

  Union Leader • January 13, 1996

  Subjects: Weather

• Artist, activist is honored: Bolden is still out politicking [Jan 13 1996 p1]

  Concord Monitor • January 13, 1996

  Subjects: Arts Bolden, Mel (Artist)

• New bill would let towns ban sex shops: case expected to go to Supreme Court [Jan 13 1996 pB6]

  Concord Monitor • January 13, 1996

  Subjects: Pornography Pornography-Proposed Legislation Proposed Legislation

• Senate lends statewide kindergarten small hand [Jan 12 1996 pA8]

  Union Leader • January 12, 1996

  Subjects: Kindergarten SB 7 (1996)
  See also: SEE ALSO CM pB1

• CenterPlex sent to senate finance panel [Jan 12 1996 pA6]

  Union Leader • January 12, 1996

  Subjects: Civic Center Manchester

• Morton still confident of reorganization plan [Jan 12 1996 pA6]

  Union Leader • January 12, 1996

  Subjects: Health and Human Services Department Health and Human Services Department-Reorganization Morton, Terry (Commissioner, Health and Human Services Department) Reorganization

• New survey: teens choose abstinence (RE: abstinence) [Jan 12 1996 p1]

  Union Leader • January 12, 1996

  Subjects: Sex Education Youth

• Cities, towns could become utilities: plan expands municipalities' power [Jan 12 1996 p1]

  Concord Monitor • January 12, 1996

  Subjects: Cities and Towns Cities and Towns-Proposed Legislation Proposed Legislation Public Utilities Public Utilities-Proposed Legislation

• Local option ban on sex shops [Jan 12 1996 p1]

  Union Leader • January 12, 1996

  Subjects: HB 1363 (1996) Pornography

• New sex offender bill drafted: schools, the police would be notified [Jan 11 1996 pB2]

  Concord Monitor • January 11, 1996

  Subjects: HB 1134 (1996) Proposed Legislation Sexual Offenders Sexual Offenders-Proposed Legislation

• Anti-King forces to stage rally: White supremacists will thank lawmakers [Jan 11 1996 p1]

  Concord Monitor • January 11, 1996

  Subjects: Holidays King, Martin Luther
  See also: SEE ALSO UL 1/12 pA7 & CM 1/12 pB1

• State teens are saying yes to drugs: report: alcohol use is up; sex, violence are declining [Jan 11 1996 p1]

  Concord Monitor • January 11, 1996

  Subjects: Teenagers Youth

• Bill targets home health care: assistance of handicapped at issue [Jan 10 1996 pB2]

  Concord Monitor • January 10, 1996

  Subjects: Home Health Care Home Health Care-Proposed Legislation Proposed Legislation

• To lawmakers, video gambling proposals are simply too dicey [Jan 10 1996 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • January 10, 1996

  Subjects: Gambling Gambling-Proposed Legislation Proposed Legislation Video Gambling Video Gambling-Proposed Legislation

• Electric competition speeded up: plan would break monopolies as early as 1997 [Jan 10 1996 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • January 10, 1996

  Subjects: Electric Rates Electric Rates-Proposed Legislation Proposed Legislation Public Utilities Public Utilities-Proposed Legislation

• Kindergarten plan would help 1,100 kids: compromise sends money to districts close to approval [Jan 10 1996 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • January 10, 1996

  Subjects: Education Education-Proposed Legislation Kindergarten Kindergarten-Proposed Legislation Proposed Legislation

• Lawmakers face red ink reckoning: Medicare $9 million short; taxes $7 million off pace [Jan 10 1996 p1]

  Concord Monitor • January 10, 1996

  Subjects: 96) Budget (FY95 Budget (FY95-96) Medicare

• Blizzard: historic storm shuts downe ast coast [Jan 9 1996 p1]

  Union Leader • January 9, 1996

  Subjects: Weather
  See also: SEE ALSO NH escaped wrath of monster storm

• UNH pledges equality in men's, women's sports by 1998 [Jan 9 1996 p1]

  Union Leader • January 9, 1996

  Subjects: Sports University of New Hampshire (UNH)

• Voters' groups do what president, Congress cannot do: 21 state residents balance federal budget in workshop [Jan 8 1996 pB6]

  Concord Monitor • January 8, 1996

  Subjects: Concord Coalition Federal Budget