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Showing 498 articles from 2005 (page 15 of 20)
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House rejects 24-hour wait for women seeking abortion [Mar 10 2005 pA6]
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Lynch picks Portsmouth school chief: Challenges await education nominee [Mar 09 2005 pA1+]
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Managing growth on the agenda: Voters in many towns face a variety of measures to slow it [Mar 08 2
Subjects: Building Permits -
Officials face charges linked to cremations: 2 medical examiners indicted on multiple counts of fra
Subjects: Chief Medical Examiner's Office -
State medical examiner office tightening rules: Irregularities prompt closer look at death investig
Subjects: Crematoriums -
North Country has never given up on Success: Town's long-ago dreams may be realized [Mar 06 2005 pA
Subjects: Success (N.H.) -
Insurance fix creates losers, too: Governor wants to lower rates, but some will increase [Mar 06 20
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In Memoriam - Wesley Whitney, 78, Dies in Colorado [Mar 04 2005 p13]
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Corrections relations a 'tinderbox': Lynch tries to thaw tension between prison staff, officials [M
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Private eyes want a peek at DMV data [Mar 05 2005 pB1+]
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Board backs off universal kindergarten: Preliminary vote influenced by State House pressure, it say
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EPA proposes fining university: Plymouth state cited for violations [Mar 03 2005 pB1+]
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Juvenile execution ruled out: Supreme Court strikes down law here and in 18 other states [Mar 02 20
Subjects: Death Penalty -
State orders Cigna to pay $25,000 fine [Mar 01 2005 pA1+]
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As LCHIP anticipates more cash, the requests pile up: 23 local cities and towns have projects lined
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Bill asks for special-ed help: It would require state to pay full share [Mar 01 2005 pB1+]
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Crematoriums lack inspection oversight: Governor's task force to tighten oversight [Mar 01 2005 pB1
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Falling into embraces: Soldiers from 744th Guard unit return home [Feb 28 2005 pA1+]
Subjects: 744th Transportation Company -
Study: Tax breaks for seniors costly: It says more towns opting to shift burden (RE: "Shifting the
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Heroin use on the rise statewide: 'Most significant drug threat' is cheap and highly addictive [Feb
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Abortion law before high court: State appeals overturn of it's parental notification decree [Feb 26
Subjects: U.S. Supreme Court -
Governor defends aid plan: Lawmakers, Lynch and others sound off on school funding [Feb 24 2005 pA1
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State erred in funding calculation: It owes $1.2 million in school grants, Concord was overpaid [Fe
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New England College picks president [Feb 23 2005 pA1]
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Lynch: We need lower drug costs [Feb 23 2005 pB1+]