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NH company to build Gilson Road plant [Apr 7 1984 p36 col 3]
Subjects: Gilson Road Site Hazardous Waste Sites -
NH growth seen shifting to coast, north [Apr 7 1984 p1 col 1]
Subjects: New Hampshire Strafford County -
NH to get $11 million in rural housing [Apr 7 1984 p5 col 4]
Subjects: Federal Aid Housing -
Pontook Dam gets green light [Apr 7 1984 p4 col 3]
Subjects: Androscoggin Electric Corporation Pontook Dam -
Gross receipts rise to $4.99 million sweeps revenues for third quarter soar [Apr 7 1984 p5 col 1]
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Clean up money $250,000 given to remove 350 leaking solvent drums [Apr 7 1984 p4 col 3]
Subjects: Barrington Superfund -
IDA agent confirms Stratham-Exeter factory plans [Apr 7 1984 p1 col 1]
Subjects: Industrial Development Authority Industry -
Nine NH women indicted on Welfare fraud charges [Apr 6 1984 p1 col 1]
Subjects: Fraud Welfare Division -
Fish and Game reorganization plan criticized [Apr 6 1984 p3 col 5]
Subjects: Fish and Game Department ReorganizationSee also: SEE ALSO NT p2 -
Seabrook uncertainty spells trouble for electric co-op [Apr 6 1984 p1 col 4]
See also: SEE ALSO NT p2 -
Eight proposals all way above estimate low bid on YDC project tops $900,000 [Apr 6 1984 p5 col 1]
Subjects: Youth Development Center (YDC)See also: SEE ALSO CM 4/7 p16 & NT 4/7 p2 -
Delegates' status still unclear [Apr 6 1984 p2 col 3]
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$30 million is early but PSNH still hurts [Apr 6 1984 p1 col 3]
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Rochester mayor launches campaign [Apr 6 1984 p3 col 2]
Subjects: District One (1984) Green, Richard (Mayor, Rochester) Republican Primary Candidates U.S. House U.S. House-Republican Primary Candidates - District One (1984)See also: SEE ALSO UL p5 -
Two new state troopers look forward to variety of duties [Apr 6 1984 p4 col 4]
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Supporters of Demers announced [Apr 6 1984 p6 col 1]
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High court hears Grindle negligent homicide case [Apr 6 1984 p13 col 2]
Subjects: Driving While Intoxicated (DWI) Grindle, Joel -
Raises for five staffers at legislative service [Apr 6 1984 p6 col 1]
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As woes mount for Seabrook, workers toil on [Apr 6 1984 p2 col 1]
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Governors ask if Seabrook should survive [Apr 5 1984 p1 col 4]
Subjects: Canada New England Governors -
Beede will pay to find source of pollution [Apr 5 1984 p2 col 1]
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Candidate addresses Lions' Club [Apr 5 1984 p6 col 4]
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Does law give child abusers immunity [Apr 5 1984 p1 col 1]
Subjects: Child Abuse Sexual AbuseSee also: SEE ALSO NT p2 & UL p1 -
Area's importance to wildlife stressed Great Bay estuarine sancturary proposed [Apr 5 1984 p5 col 1]
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Nashua group has water results [Apr 5 1984 p52 col 1]