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PSNH says rates to stay affordable [jan 17 1989 p1]
Subjects: Electric Rates Public Service Company (PSNH) -
A.G.'s office to review case [Jan 17 1989 p1]
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New London man picked to run hospital [jan 17 1989 pA1]
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Nashua woman engineers $1 million bequest to school [Jan 17 1989 p1]
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Local tax cap a broadbase invite? [Jan 17 1989 p1]
Subjects: Property Tax TaxationSee also: SEE ALSO CM pA1 & NT 1/16 p1 -
Gregg nixes Fast Day holiday swap [jan 17 1989 p1]
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State senate bill targets golf course tax break [Jan 17 1989 p2]
Subjects: Current Use Tax Golf Courses -
King Day sparks civil disobedience in Hampton, Keene [Jan 17 1989 p1]
Subjects: Holidays King, Martin Luther -
Catching up on state history [Jan 16 1989 pB3]
Subjects: Muller, Nancy (State Curator) -
Annual debate arguments heard on yearly sessions [Jan 16 1989 pB1]
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City company, state settle part of waste suit [jan 16 1989 p2]
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New Hampshire still trying to collect on Russian bonds [Jan 16 1989 p5]
Subjects: Bonds Soviet Union -
Officials hoping for big snow to give state ski reas a boose [Jan 16 1989 p5]
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Gregg's student grant plan raises questions; issues of logistics, fairness are foreseen (RE: Modified magnet school program) [Jan 15 1989 pNH1]
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Crime stance highlights Merrill's term; agressive attorney general will form law firm after leaving office [jan 15 1989 pNH1]
Subjects: Merrill, Stephen (Attorney General) -
Neglect of twins alleged grandparents say mother, social agency failed duty [jan 15 1989 pA1]
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Activist to receive award for efforts in human rights; ex-legislator true to lessons of his youth [Jan 15 1989 pNH3]
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Engineering software firm started small; Henniker based company experiencing rapid growth [Nov 15 1989 pNH16]
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Dream of home in suburbs still eludes the poor, court ruling unfulfilled, housing advocates say [Nov 15 1989]
Subjects: Housing Zoning and Planning -
City officials lack of support dooms landmark bridge [Jan 15 1989 p10A]
Subjects: Manchester Notre Dame Bridge (Manchester) -
Lobbyists derail 'user fee' plan business groups gain control of hazardous cleanup legislation [Jan 15 1989 pA1]
Subjects: Hazardous Substances -
NH colleges tackle rape problems [jan 15 1989 p1A]
Subjects: Colleges and Universities Rape -
Proposal threatens NH school lunches [Jan 15 1989 p1A]
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Home education debate still has long way to go [Jan 15 1989 p18A]
Subjects: Home Instruction State Board of Education -
Martin Luther King celebrated civil rights programs and awards scheduled in NH [Jan 15 1989 p17A]
Subjects: King, Martin LutherSee also: SEE ALSO CM pD1 & B1