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Bird defers budget request; head of Human Services outlines his goals [Nov 30 1990 pB1]
Subjects: 91) Budget (FY90 Budget (FY90-91) Budgets Health and Human Services Department Health and Human Services Department-BudgetsSee also: SEE ALSO NT p3 & UL p8 -
NH hardest hit in U.S. in welfare increases, with family-aid rolls up 46% in one year [Nov 30 1990 p8]
Subjects: Economic Services Office PoorSee also: SEE ALSO NT p1 & CM pB1 -
Cutbacks in Sweeps funding projected [Nov 30 1990 p1]
See also: SEE ALSO UL p1 -
NH delegation OK'd federal water rules [Nov 30 1990 p1]
Subjects: Water Quality Water Supply -
Authority says proposals for Port are proprietary and confidential [Nov 30 1990 p8]
Subjects: Port Authority Portsmouth Harbor -
Rare turtles halt new mall project; state Wetlands Board is worried contruction may hurt habitat (RE: Spotted turtles and Blanding's turtles in Stump Pond) [Nov 30 1990 pB1]
Subjects: Amherst Wetlands BoardSee also: SEE ALSO UL p1 -
Tourism plan [Nov 29 1990 pB3]
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Price tag jumps for new Portsmouth piers [Nov 29 1990 p12]
Subjects: Bayonne Marine Facilities Portsmouth -
Lawmakers look for pension rate relief; Scamman, Bartlett seek alternatives [Nov 29 1990 pB3]
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Commissioner says budget cuts could imperil safety [Nov 29 1990 p7]
See also: SEE ALSO same page Transportation official: budget request has no friles -
Burns confident he'll win Republican nomination for Speaker [Nov 29 1990 p6]
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Swett courts top Democrats for favorable committee seat [Nov 29 1990]
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Arson charges bring UNH football team suspensions [Nov 29 1990 p15]
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Shot of prevention; the state can't afford a new vaccine that could be a lifesaver for infants (RE: HIB vaccine) [nov 29 1990 pD1]
Subjects: Immunizations Public Health Services Division -
Aid to schools running short by $3 million; Sweeps sales less than expected [nov 29 1990 pA1]
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Children's advocates prepare to fight for passage of bill of rights fo young [Nov 29 1990 p11]
Subjects: Alliance for Children and Youth Children -
Secretary of State Gardner a shoo-in for 8th term [Nov 29 1990 p6]
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State Treasurer Thomas appears sure of reelection [Nov 29 1990 p6]
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Gov. Gregg proclaims Tibbetts Day [Nov 29 1990 p9]
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Alderman approve King holiday in city [Nov 28 1990 p2]
Subjects: Holidays King, Martin Luther -
House group backs educational choice legislation [Nov 28 1990 p4]
Subjects: Educational Vouchers School DistrictsSee also: SEE ALSO NT p1 -
Powell: prisons need big boost; he wants $6 million more next year [Nov 28 1990 pB1]
Subjects: Prisons State Prison -
Attorney General warns of cut in consumer protection [Nov 28 1990 p3]
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Crowds can't cure what ails planetarium; strong ticket sales have driven up operating costs [Nov 28 1990 pB1]
Subjects: Christa McAuliffe Planetarium Planetariums -
NH communities facing hefty water filtering expense [nov 28 1990 p1]
See also: SEE ALSO CM pA1 & Ul 11/29 p1 & CM 11/29 pB1