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Articles from 1993

• Sweepstakes revenue hits record high $37.3 million [Oct 19 1993 p6]

  Union Leader • October 19, 1993

  Subjects: Revenue (1993) Sweepstakes Commission

• Spirou says he helped win Greek election [Oct 19 1993 p6]

  Union Leader • October 19, 1993

  Subjects: Spirou, Chris (Chairman, State Democratic Party)

• Women's Commission seeks office move [Oct 19 1993 p6]

  Union Leader • October 19, 1993

  Subjects: History Status of Women Commission Status of Women Commission-History

• State's revenue climbs 8 percent [Oct 18 1993 p4]

  Union Leader • October 18, 1993

  Subjects: Revenue (1993)

• Strawbery Banke brings in bucks [Oct 18 1993 p4]

  Union Leader • October 18, 1993

  Subjects: Museums Strawbery Banke (Portsmouth)

• Unusual alliance; all sides agree: timber industry must be saved [Noc 17 1993 p1D]

  Union Leader • October 17, 1993

  Subjects: Forests Timber Industry

• Give us Passaconaway's bones, NH Indians ask of France [Oct 17 1993 p1A]

  Union Leader • October 17, 1993

  Subjects: Burial Site Indians Indians-Burial Site Passaconaway (Indian Chief)

• New Hampshire valor helped sway Battle of Gettysbury [Oct 17 1993 p5A]

  Union Leader • October 17, 1993

  Subjects: Civil War

• When in northeast, the rock climbers head to Conway [Oct 17 1993 p11A]

  Union Leader • October 17, 1993

  Subjects: Cathedral Ledge (Conway) Hiking

• Workers' comp cost debate winding down to deadline [Oct 17 1993 pNH1]

  Boston Sunday Globe NH Weekly • October 17, 1993

  Subjects: HB 164 (1993) HB 164 (1993)-Re-Referred Re referred Workers' Compensation

• A tale of two hospitals: large or small, they face changes [Oct 17 1993 p1]

  Concord Monitor • October 17, 1993

  Subjects: Health Care Facilities Hospitals

• Rubega may run-as a Libertarian: he's considering '94 governor's race [Oct 17 1993 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • October 17, 1993

  Subjects: Elections (1994) Rubega, Al (Attorney)

• Another day, another raccoon: Fish and Game officer's beat is the woods [Oct 17 1993 p1]

  Concord Monitor • October 17, 1993

  Subjects: Fish and Game Department

• They aim for a balance: holistic healers say their business is gaining ground [Oct 17 1993 pF1]

  Concord Monitor • October 17, 1993

  Subjects: Massage Practitioners Medical Providers

• Wolf reintroduction would be a way of making amends [Oct 17 1993 p12C]

  Union Leader • October 17, 1993

  Subjects: Animals Wolves

• Welcome home! NH's Durant gets a hero's welcome [Oct 17 1993 p1A]

  Union Leader • October 17, 1993

  Subjects: Berlin Somalia

• Bill seeks higher gas tax instead of toll booths [Oct 17 1993 pA2]

  Nashua Telegraph • October 17, 1993

  Subjects: Highways Toll Roads

• One budget, two votes: bill adds ballot voate after town, school meeting [Oct 17 1993 p1]

  Concord Monitor • October 17, 1993

  Subjects: Proposed Legislation Town Meetings Town Meetings-Proposed Legislation

• Scientists testing salt-free de-icer: liquid prevents ice, snow from sticking [Oct 17 1993 pB4]

  Concord Monitor • October 17, 1993

  Subjects: Highways Road Salt

• Interstate 93 rest area gets an artistic new look: state spent $2.5 million on visitors center [Oct 17 1993 pB5]

  Concord Monitor • October 17, 1993

  Subjects: 93 Highways Highways-Route I-93 Route I Salem

• NH divers delight in other halp of Empire Knight [Oct 17 1993 p10A]

  Union Leader • October 17, 1993

  Subjects: Empire Knight (Freighter) Shipwrecks

• Historic tourist train makes a return trip: restoration effort starts next week [Oct 16 1993 pB3]

  Concord Monitor • October 16, 1993

  Subjects: Bartlett Railroads

• Harris says America must invest [Oct 16 1993 p1]

  Union Leader • October 16, 1993

  Subjects: Crime and Criminals Harris, Jean

• PSNH layoff number higher than announced [Oct 16 1993 p10]

  Union Leader • October 16, 1993

  Subjects: Employees Public Service Company (PSNH) Public Service Company (PSNH)-Employees

• Japanese group looks at NH models in training developmentally disabled [Oct 16 1993 p5]

  Union Leader • October 16, 1993

  Subjects: Developmental disabilities Japan