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Independent voters take center stage: candidates McCain, Bradley look to cash in on the trend [Nov 10 1999 p1]
Subjects: Presidential Primaries (2000) Voters -
Hatch files primary papers, supports NH's 'first' status [Nov 9 1999 pA2]
Subjects: Hatch, Orrin (U.S. Senator, Utah) Presidential Primaries (2000) Presidential Primaries (2000)-Republican Primary Candidates Republican Primary CandidatesSee also: SEE ALSO CM pB1 -
Shaheen, 'New Democrats' meet online, push agenda [Nov 9 1999 pA2]
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Microsoft woes don't worry NH firms [Nov 9 1999 p1]
Subjects: Computers Microsoft Windows -
Second tragedy stuns law center as new dean, 52, becomes ill, dies (d.o.d. November 8, 1999) [Nov 9 1999 p1]
Subjects: Dean Franklin Pierce Law Center (FPLC) Franklin Pierce Law Center (FPLC)-Dean Neisser, Eric (Dean, Franklin Pierce Law Center) Neisser, Eric (Dean, Franklin Pierce Law Center)-Obituary ObituarySee also: SEE ALSO CM p1 -
80,000 hunters setting sights on a deer kill [Nov 9 1999 p1]
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Baines backs off civic center site fight [Nov 9 1999 p1]
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Women's Fund honoring eight 'pioneers' [Nov 9 1999 pB1]
Subjects: Women Women's Fund of New Hampshire -
State lays down law on rebates: poorer taxpayers in rich towns eligible [Nov 9 1999 p1]
Subjects: Property Tax -
Constitutional change splitting conservatives [Nov 8 1999 p1]
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Darkened Rialto sad event for many in Coos [Nov 8 1999 p1]
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A private fire department calls it quits [Nov 8 1999 pC1]
Subjects: Fitzwilliam Meadowood Fire Department -
Time taking steady toll on veteran organizations [Nov 8 1999 pC1]
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Survey: kids are worrying: study: more students face homelessness and abuse [Nov 8 1999 p1]
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Across state, fighting words over new tax [Nov 7 1999 p1]
Subjects: Cities and Towns Property Tax -
State port is stuck in doldrums, some say: measures considered to stimulate activity [Nov 7 1999 pNH1+]
Subjects: Economic Development Port Authority -
Cleaning the Nashua River: a comeback, but steps remain [Nov 7 1999 pNH1+]
Subjects: Nashua River Water Pollution -
Fading footprints of the past: woods quietly reclaim a place where people lived and worked (re: South Landaff, N.H.) [Nov 7 1999 pNH1+]
Subjects: South Landaff U.S. Forest Service -
After wandering, Smith comes home: Candidacy, defection were 'learning experience,' he says [Nov 7 1999 pNH1+]
Subjects: Republican Party Smith, Robert (U.S. Senator) -
Counterfeit quarters passed in two states [Nov 7 1999 pNH3]
Subjects: Coins U.S. Secret Service -
Sculptor says he has 'tortured wood for many years': he turns to metal for newest project [Nov 7 1999 pB6]
Subjects: Clowes, Jonathan (Sculptor) Sculpture -
Community is closer to rebuilding span of history: covered bridge destroyed in '93 fire [Nov 7 1999 pB4]
Subjects: Bridges Covered Bridges -
Style becomes defining issue for Democrats: as they compare Gore, Bradley, voters say personality matters [Nov 7 1999 p1]
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Laughing all the way to the bank: Sandler has gone from class clown to movie star [Nov 7 1999 p1]
Subjects: Sandler, Adam (Actor) -
Lawsuit targets Laconia prison library: Concord inmates have best legal resources [Nov 6 1999 pB1]