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Showing 2,583 articles from 1998 (page 21 of 104)
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School funding dominates debate: Shaheen, Lucas cover no new ground; sparks fly over Reardon's DWI arrest [Oct 21 1998 p1]
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FDA putting squeeze on cider makers: new rules may require pasteurization [Oct 20 1998 pB1]
Subjects: Apple Cider Pasteurization -
Districts going back to court: Claremont plaintiffs want crisis solved [Oct 20 1998 p1]
Subjects: Claremont Coalition Claremont Decision -
Lucas warns of pending chaos: he claims schools will shut April 1 [Oct 20 1998 p1]
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Caregiver pressured by competition: residents and revenues fall at state's largest nursing home [Oct 20 1998 p1]
Subjects: Merrimack County Nursing Home Nursing Homes -
School deficit to hike tax bills [Oct 20 1998 p1]
Subjects: Cities and Towns Taxation -
New London executive will be new CMC boss [Oct 20 1998 p1]
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Bedford charter school groups seek board ok [Oct 20 1998 pA5]
Subjects: Bedford Charter Schools -
$23m Cannon-Mittersill ski area plan proposed [Oct 20 1998 pA14]
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Diagnosis: ready for 2000: New Hampshire hospitals working to avoid Y2K computer glitches [Oct 20 1998 pD1]
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Ads play on Condodemetraky's name: Senate candidate wants voter recognition [Oct 20 1998 pB3]
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Larsen optimistic about solution to school crisis: predicts tax changes will be incremental [Oct 20 1998 pB1]
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Civic Center plan getting more support [Oct 19 1998 p1]
Subjects: Civic Center Manchester -
'Asian flu' taking export toll in NH [Oct 19 1998 p1]
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Shaheen and Lucas give no clues about education: candidates are mum on spending issue [Oct 19 1998 pB1]
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Study on deformed frogs has scientists jumping: Bow had highest incidence of abnormalities [Oct 19 1998 pB1]
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Peter Flood swimming against the tide: Democrat is a long shot in First District [Oct 19 1998 p1]
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Broad tax opponents organizing: rich town studying a statewide property levy [Oct 19 1998 p1]
Subjects: Property Tax Taxation -
Combining grades can help, some school districts find [Oct 18 1998 pNH1+]
Subjects: School Districts Students -
Parties focus on Senate contests [Oct 18 1998 pNH1+]
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Snowmobilers find grass fast [Oct 18 1998 pNH1+]
Subjects: Snowmobiles -
Better fed, bears are behaving this Fall [Oct 18 1998 pNH1+]
Subjects: Bears -
The lowdown on crime [Oct 18 1998 pNH1+]
Subjects: Crime and Criminals Senior Citizens -
Lucas stays confident on sketchy spending plan [Oct 18 1998 pA4]
Subjects: Governor Lucas, Jay -
Study: state not hurt by lack of corporate welfare [Oct 18 1998 pF1]
Subjects: Business and Industry Industrial Development