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Articles from 1995

• Critics of public spanking bill hit hard [Oct 1 1995 p1]

  Boston Sunday Globe NH Weekly • October 1, 1995

  Subjects: Corporal Punishment Corporal Punishment-Proposed Legislation Proposed Legislation

• Drought puts no damper on foliage [Oct 1 1995 p8]

  Boston Sunday Globe NH Weekly • October 1, 1995

  Subjects: Fall Foliage

• Recipients, workers wait to see where health cuts fall [Oct 1 1995 p9]

  Boston Sunday Globe NH Weekly • October 1, 1995

  Subjects: HB 32 (1995) Health and Human Services Department Health and Human Services Department-Reorganization Reorganization

• Agency has $410,000 to upgrade MV records [Oct 1 1995 p6B]

  Union Leader • October 1, 1995

  Subjects: Highway Safety Agency Motor vehicles

• Harried Healthsource begins billing based on actual costs [Oct 1 1995 p1]

  Union Leader • October 1, 1995

  Subjects: Fraud Healthsource Inc

• Cremations in NH triple over the past decade [Oct 1 1995 p1]

  Union Leader • October 1, 1995

  Subjects: Cremation

• Entering the dead zone: cell phone customers find holes in the state's network [Oct 1 1995 pF1]

  Concord Monitor • October 1, 1995

  Subjects: Telecommunications Telephones

• Appalachian Mountain Club seeks new permit: recent controversy compliates process [Oct 1 1995 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • October 1, 1995

  Subjects: Appalachian Mountain Club (AMC) White Mountain National Forest

• Batteries included: emission free elctric cars roll into the future (RE: solar power) [Oct 1995 (6:65) p35+]

  New Hampshire Premier • September 30, 1995

  Subjects: Motor vehicles Technical Colleges

• Smith details reform plan for Superfund [Sept 30 1995 pA4]

  Union Leader • September 30, 1995

  Subjects: Smith, Robert (U.S. Senator)

• 4 indicted in Goffstown video poker case [sept 30 1995 p1]

  Union Leader • September 30, 1995

  Subjects: Gambling Goffstown

• Criticism continues on PDa land vote [Sept 30 1995 pA4]

  Union Leader • September 30, 1995

  Subjects: Pease Development Authority

• Maynard enjoying her new role: Pam Smart inspired "To Die for" her first novel to make it to film [Sept 30 1995 p1]

  Concord Monitor • September 30, 1995

  Subjects: Authors Maynard, Joyce (Author)

• Shaker Village: we want sheets: site wants to keep pieces under wraps [Sept 30 1995 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • September 30, 1995

  Subjects: Canterbury Shakers

• Jesse F. Davis, served in legislature (d.o.d. September 27, 1995) [Sept 29 1995 pA14]

  Union Leader • September 29, 1995

  Subjects: Davis, Jesse (Representative) Davis, Jesse (Representative)-Obituary Obituary

• Mascenic students stage walk out [Sept 28 1995 p1]

  Nashua Telegraph • September 28, 1995

  Subjects: Culliton, Penny (Teacher, Mascenic Regional High School (New Ipswich (N.H.)) Mascenic Regional High School (New Ipswich (N.H.))
  See also: SEE ALSO UL 9/30 pA4

• Ferrets set for weekend invasion of Merrimack's Wasserman Park [Sept 28 1995 pA17]

  Union Leader • September 28, 1995

  Subjects: Animals Ferrets

• Education sutdy draws criticism [Sept 28 1995 pA7]

  Union Leader • September 28, 1995

  Subjects: Education Department Education Department-Studies Studies
  See also: SEE ALSO CM pB3

• PDA angers localofficials with land acquisition plan [Sept 28 1995 p1]

  Union Leader • September 28, 1995

  Subjects: Pease Development Authority

• Zeliff wants to drug test Congress: fifteen legislators are already lined up [Sept 28 1995 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • September 28, 1995

  Subjects: Drug Testing U.S. Congress

• Revival of train line proposed: tracks may run from Concord to Vermont [Sept 28 1995 p1]

  Concord Monitor • September 28, 1995

  Subjects: Railroad Revitalization Association Railroads

• Poll: Powell leads prsidential field: many voters still undecided [Sept 28 1995 p1]

  Concord Monitor • September 28, 1995

  Subjects: Opinion Polls Presidential Primaries (1996) Presidential Primaries (1996)-Republican Candidates Republican Candidates

• No primary for Perot's party: Garnder: it needed a 3 percent showing in the governor's race [Sept 27 1995 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • September 27, 1995

  Subjects: Independent Party Presidential Primaries (1996)

• Towns worry about flood control deal: Massachusetts payments questioned [Sept 27 1995 p1]

  Concord Monitor • September 27, 1995

  Subjects: Dams Merrimack River

• Mascenic teacher fired for using banned books [Aug 27 1995 p1]

  Nashua Telegraph • September 27, 1995

  Subjects: Culliton, Penny (Teacher, Mascenic Regional High School (New Ipswich (N.H.)) Mascenic Regional High School (New Ipswich (N.H.))