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Articles from 1995

• Candidates swamps NH [Nov 7 1995 pA6]

  Union Leader • November 7, 1995

  Subjects: Presidential Primaries (1996)

• Wildlife habitat plan includes land in NH [Nov 7 1995 pA4]

  Union Leader • November 7, 1995

  Subjects: Animals Wildlife

• Voters in NH's cities electing mayors, councils today [Nov 7 1995 p1]

  Union Leader • November 7, 1995

  Subjects: Cities and Towns Cities and Towns-Elected Officials Elected Officials Elections (1995)

• Orphaned cubs in NH rekindle bear of a problem [Nov 7 1995 pA4]

  Union Leader • November 7, 1995

  Subjects: Animals Bears
  See also: SEE ALSO CM pB3

• Clear cutting: forestry method hotly debated among environmentalists, others [Nov 7 1995 pA4]

  Union Leader • November 7, 1995

  Subjects: Environment Forests

• Powerball lottery catches on in a big way: players buy 70,000 tickets on day 1 [Nov 7 1995 p1]

  Concord Monitor • November 7, 1995

  Subjects: Lotteries Powerball
  See also: SEE ALSO NT 11/5 pA1

• New president sees college's potential: Anne Ponder to lead Colby-Sawyer [Nov 7 1995 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • November 7, 1995

  Subjects: Colby Colby-Sawyer College Ponder, Anne (President, Colby Ponder, Anne (President, Colby-Sawyer College) Sawyer College Sawyer College)

• Source: Merrill to back Dole: Governor's endorsement would come at a critical time [Nov 7 1995 pB2]

  Concord Monitor • November 7, 1995

  Subjects: 96) Dole, Robert (U.S. Senator, Kansas) Merrill, Stephen (Governor 1995 Merrill, Stephen (Governor 1995-96)
  See also: SEE ALSO CM 11/8 p1 & UL 11/8 p1

• AMC tries to help economy: club wants to restore local trust [Nov 7 1995 pB8]

  Concord Monitor • November 7, 1995

  Subjects: Appalachian Mountain Club (AMC) Gorham

• Powerball: $22 million jackpot fires up opening sales [Nov 6 1995 p1]

  Union Leader • November 6, 1995

  Subjects: Lotteries Powerball

• Free tolls in Bedford fail to increase car pollers [Nov 6 1995 pB2]

  Concord Monitor • November 6, 1995

  Subjects: Toll Booths Toll Roads
  See also: SEE ALSO UL 11/7 pA9

• Blue Cross: insuring a good diet is bad business: dietitians lobby for nutrition coverage [Nov 6 1995 p1]

  Concord Monitor • November 6, 1995

  Subjects: Blue Cross and Blue Shield Health Insurance

• A second chance: 25 years ago, brother gave kidney for first transplant in NH [Nov 5 1995 p1F]

  Union Leader • November 5, 1995

  Subjects: Blanchard, Jim Diseases

• Celebrating NH life (RE: book New Hampshire Life) [Nov 5 1995 p1E]

  Union Leader • November 5, 1995

  Subjects: newspapers Union Leader and New Hampshire Sunday News (Newspaper)

• Mass educator faces NH warrant [Nov 5 1995 p7B]

  Union Leader • November 5, 1995

  Subjects: Mohika, Glen (Assistant Principal, Lawrence High School (Massachusetts))

• AG mulls probe into witness fee allegations [Nov 5 1995 p1]

  Union Leader • November 5, 1995

  Subjects: Attorney General's Office Attorney General's Office-Investigations Investigations State Police State Police-Troopers Troopers

• New England's largest earthquake may have had NH epicenter [Nov 5 1995]

  Union Leader • November 5, 1995

  Subjects: Earthquakes Earthquakes-Statistics Emergency Management Office Statistics

• Competitive power proposal generates great interest [Nov 5 1995 p19A]

  Union Leader • November 5, 1995

  Subjects: Guidelines Public Service Company (PSNH) Public Utilities Commission (PUC) Public Utilities Commission (PUC)-Guidelines

• Pro-life activists, election groups, clash in Nashua [Nov 5 1995 p15A]

  Union Leader • November 5, 1995

  Subjects: Abortion Nashua

• Making the forest safe from chainsaw massacres: conservation, timber groups on same page [Nov 5 1995 pF1]

  Concord Monitor • November 5, 1995

  Subjects: Forests Northern Forest

• Massacre reporter is in killers' hands [Nov 4 1995 p1]

  Union Leader • November 4, 1995

  Subjects: Rohde, David (Newspaper Reporter)
  See also: SEE ALSO pA8 Serbs say they're holding missing journalist

• Nursing home developer sweats cuts [Nov 4 1995 pA4]

  Union Leader • November 4, 1995

  Subjects: Health and Human Services Department Health and Human Services Department-Reorganzation Nursing Homes Reorganzation

• Battered bear population gets a break [Nov 4 1995 p1]

  Union Leader • November 4, 1995

  Subjects: Bears Bears-Statistics Hunting Seasons Statistics

• Trooper hailed as hero faced past descipline [Nov 4 1995 p1]

  Union Leader • November 4, 1995

  Subjects: Korontjis, Theodore (Trooper, State Police) State Police State Police-Troopers Troopers

• Raise for prosecutor gets support: Johnson's pay would be highest in state [Nov 4 1995 p1]

  Concord Monitor • November 4, 1995

  Subjects: County Attorneys Johnson, Michael (County Attorney, Merrimack County) Merrimack County Merrimack County-County Attorneys