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Articles from 1988

• Clamshell Alliance picketing Seabrook today [Nov 9 1988 p15]

  Union Leader • November 9, 1988

  Subjects: Clamshell Alliance Protests Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant-Protests

• Bitter race, sweet victory for Douglas [Nov 9 1988 pA1]

  Concord Monitor • November 9, 1988

  Subjects: Candidates District Two (1988) Douglas, Charles U.S. House U.S. House-Candidates - District Two (1988)
  See also: SEE ALSO pB1 & NT p1

• Magee defeats Pressly's bid for second term in state senate [Nov 9 1988 p2]

  Nashua Telegraph • November 9, 1988

  Subjects: Candidates (1988) Election Results (1988) General Court General Court - Senate-Candidates (1988) Senate

• Seabrook taxpayers owe nuke $32m [Nov 8 1988 p1]

  Union Leader • November 8, 1988

  Subjects: Seabrook Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant

• State officials accused of violating own rules to protect water supplies [Nov 8 1988 p13]

  Union Leader • November 8, 1988

  Subjects: Bartlett Water Supply and Pollution Control Commission

• The Clinic looks back on sex ed controversy (RE: Mutual Caring, Mutual Sharing) [Nov 8 1988 p29]

  Union Leader • November 8, 1988

  Subjects: Rhoades, Charles (Director, Strafford County Prenatal and Family Planning Program) Sex Education

• Early voters flock to area polling places [Nov 8 1988 p1]

  Nashua Telegraph • November 8, 1988

  Subjects: Elections (1988) Voter Turnout

• Douglas, Donchess make last day count [Nov 8 1988 p2]

  Nashua Telegraph • November 8, 1988

  Subjects: Candidates District Two (1988) Douglas, Charles U.S. House U.S. House-Candidates - District Two (1988)
  See also: SEE ALSO same page Contributions pour in during final

• State supreme court reverse lower court's divorce decree [Nov 8 1988 p6]

  Nashua Telegraph • November 8, 1988

  Subjects: Decisions Divorce Supreme Court Supreme Court-Decisions

• Seabrook questions Pennsylvania case may affect state anti-cwip law (RE: Duquesne v. Barasch) [Nov 8 1988 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • November 8, 1988

  Subjects: Construction Work in Progress (CWIP) Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant

• Fighting the dropout problem [Nov 8 1988 p4]

  Nashua Telegraph • November 8, 1988

  Subjects: Dropout Prevention Program Dropouts High Schools High Schools-Dropouts

• Nation's first votes go to GOP [Nov 8 1988 p1]

  Nashua Telegraph • November 8, 1988

  Subjects: Dixville Notch (N.H.) Election Results (1988)

• Kaplan prison release decision goes to judge [Nov 8 1988 p3]

  Union Leader • November 8, 1988

  Subjects: Crime and Criminals Superior Court

• State's general fund up $171.8 million since July [Nov 8 1988 p3]

  Union Leader • November 8, 1988

  Subjects: Revenue (1988) Vershon, Sy (Financial Director, Governor's Office)

• What worked for Bush in N.H. worked elsewhere [Nov 8 1988 p25]

  Nashua Telegraph • November 8, 1988

  Subjects: Bush, George (U.S. Vice President) Election Results (1988)

• Keefe, Smith wrap up campaigns emphasizing the upbeat [Nov 7 1988 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • November 7, 1988

  Subjects: Candidates District Two (1988) Keefe, Joseph U.S. House U.S. House-Candidates - District Two (1988)

• Gregg, Douglas soften remarks at rally [Nov 7 1988 p2]

  Nashua Telegraph • November 7, 1988

  Subjects: Gregg, Judd (U.S. Representative) Republican Party

• In N.H.: names change, message stays the same? [Nov 7 1988 p1]

  Nashua Telegraph • November 7, 1988

  Subjects: Elections (1988) Political Parties

• Candidates, workers start last push Gregg, McEachern go door to door [Nov 7 1988 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • November 7, 1988

  Subjects: Candidates (1988) Governor Governor-Candidates (1988) Gregg, Judd (U.S. Representative)

• Attorney General Merrill will argue to keep Kaplan behind bars longer [Nov 7 1988 p3]

  Union Leader • November 7, 1988

  Subjects: Kaplan, Kathleen Merrill, Stephen (Attorney General)

• Kids for cash called slavery [Nov 7 1988 p1]

  Union Leader • November 7, 1988

  Subjects: Bar Association Surrogate Motherhood

• Despite bankruptcy PSNH earnings strong [Nov 7 1988 p9]

  Nashua Telegraph • November 7, 1988

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

• Nasty ads get nasty response Congressional race turns voters off [Nov 7 1988 pA1]

  Concord Monitor • November 7, 1988

  Subjects: Advertising Donchess, James (Mayor, Nashua)

• Dartmouth trustees: review's Nazi column despicable [Nov 7 1988 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • November 7, 1988

  Subjects: Board of Trustees Dartmouth College Dartmouth College-Board of Trustees Dartmouth Review (Newspaper)
  See also: SEE ALSO same page College president James Freedman strives... & UL p3

• State turnout may hit 70 percent [Nov 7 1988 pA1]

  Concord Monitor • November 7, 1988

  Subjects: Elections (1988) Voter Turnout