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Articles from 1984

• State has new sobriety test [Mar 26 1984 p4 col 3]

  Concord Monitor • March 26, 1984

  Subjects: Driving While Intoxicated (DWI) Driving While Intoxicated (DWI)-Tests Safety Department Tests

• Tucker assails special session [Mar 26 1984 p4 col 3]

  Union Leader • March 26, 1984

  Subjects: Town Meetings Town Meetings-Warrants Tucker, John (House Speaker) Warrants

• State ready to replace wells for homes with salty water [Mar 25 1984 p3A col 3]

  Union Leader • March 25, 1984

  Subjects: Contamination Water Pollution Wells Wells-Contamination
  See also: SEE ALSO CM 3/27 p3

• Job training program can help 4,000 more workers [Mar 25 1984 p10B col 1]

  Union Leader • March 25, 1984

  Subjects: Job Training Council Unemployment

• Philbrook students artists join efforts [Mar 25 1984 p12A col 4]

  Union Leader • March 25, 1984

  Subjects: Arts Commission Philbrook Center

• Arthur F. Mann, Peterborough former state senator and rep [Mar 25 1984 p14A col 3]

  Union Leader • March 25, 1984

  Subjects: Mann, Arthur (Representative) Mann, Arthur (Representative)-Obituary Obituary

• McEachern pledges funding for state-mandated programs [Mar 25 1984 p11A col 1]

  Union Leader • March 25, 1984

  Subjects: Democratic Primary Candidates (1984) Governor Governor-Democratic Primary Candidates (1984) McEachern, Paul

• U.S. sues Jaffrey firm over waste discharge into stream [Mar 24 1984 p12 col 5]

  Union Leader • March 24, 1984

  Subjects: Lawsuits Millipore Corporation Millipore Corporation-Lawsuits Water Pollution

• CDBG committee approves seven grant applications [Mar 24 1984 p5 col 1]

  Union Leader • March 24, 1984

  Subjects: Community Development Block Grants Federal Aid

• $600,000 sought to hire more state prison guards and to implement experts' security plan [Mar 24 1984 p5 col 1]

  Union Leader • March 24, 1984

  Subjects: National Institute of Corrections National Institute of Corrections-Reports Reports State Prison
  See also: SEE ALSO CM 3/27 p2

• Study: acid content of many NH lakes increased greatly [Mar 24 1984 p12 col 5]

  Union Leader • March 24, 1984

  Subjects: Acid Rain Baker, Alan
  See also: SEE ALSO NT p12

• New job training act may help women find jobs that last [Mar 24 1984 p2 col 1]

  Concord Monitor • March 24, 1984

  Subjects: Job Training Partnership Act Women
  See also: SEE ALSO UL p14

• Seabrook, consumer solution eyed [Mar 24 1984 p1 col 5]

  Nashua Telegraph • March 24, 1984

  Subjects: Canada New England Power Pool

• NH Fish and Game officials recommend moose hunt [Mar 24 1984 p1 col 1]

  Nashua Telegraph • March 24, 1984

  Subjects: Fish and Game Department Hunting Seasons Moose Moose-Hunting Seasons
  See also: SEE ALSO UL 3/25 p1A

• Love's prediction is it coming true? [Mar 24 1984 p1 col 5]

  Union Leader • March 24, 1984

  Subjects: Canada Love, Michael

• NH tackles thorny issue of malpractice insurance (House - Commerce - Hearings) [Mar 24 1984 p1 col 1]

  Nashua Telegraph • March 24, 1984

  Subjects: Insurance Malpractice Malpractice-Medical Medical

• Harbor improvements hailed [Mar 24 1984 p1 col 5]

  Union Leader • March 24, 1984

  Subjects: Humphrey, Gordon (U.S. Senator) Portsmouth

• Proposal for cancellation of Seabrook II considered [Mar 24 1984 p1 col 1]

  Nashua Telegraph • March 24, 1984

  Subjects: New England Electric System Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant-Unit Two Unit Two

• Three (3) residential wells tainted in Concord [Mar 24 1984 p12 col 5]

  Union Leader • March 24, 1984

  Subjects: Contamination Water Pollution Wells Wells-Contamination

• Three hundred fifty (350) have big laugh roasting councilor Streeter [Mar 24 1984 p5 col 1]

  Union Leader • March 24, 1984

  Subjects: Streeter, Bernard (Executive Councilor) Streeter, Bernard (Executive Councilor)-Testimonials Testimonials

• New Seabrook manager cuts workforce by another 300 [Mar 23 1984 p5 col 1]

  Concord Monitor • March 23, 1984

  Subjects: Employee Layoffs Public Service Company (PSNH) Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant-Employee Layoffs
  See also: SEE ALSO NT p19

• Textbooks or Texas books NH educators learn why [Mar 23 1984 p6 col 4]

  Union Leader • March 23, 1984

  Subjects: Education Textbooks

• Varying rules on EDB may increase risk (re: Ethylene Dibromide) [Mar 23 1984 p4 col 2]

  Concord Monitor • March 23, 1984

  Subjects: Drugs Public Health Services Division

• Smith opening coupled with birthday festivities [Mar 23 1984 p5 col 1]

  Union Leader • March 23, 1984

  Subjects: District One (1984) Republican Primary Candidates Smith, Robert (U.S. Representative) U.S. House U.S. House-Republican Primary Candidates - District One (1984)

• Here is list of 46 EDB tainted food products banned in NH (re: Ethylene Dibromide) [Mar 23 1984 p5 col 3]

  Union Leader • March 23, 1984

  Subjects: Drugs Public Health Services Division