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Benson says adviser is a state official: Heath to receive $5,000 a month in public money [May 13 20
Subjects: Heath, Jack (Media Consultant) -
Nonprofit chief's degrees are from 'diploma mills': School aid foundation head attended mail-order
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Burling ends corner office bid: He says he won't run for House again either [May 11 2004 pB1+]
Subjects: Burling, Peter (Representative) -
Politically, state is up for grabs: In 2000, Bush won, but by less than 5% [May 11 2004 pA1+]
Subjects: Presidential Elections (2004) -
Stenographers take court to court: They say they're losing their jobs in contract break [May 10 200
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250-year-old legend still draws treasure hunters: Religious statue lost on Mount Washington [May 09
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Benson vetoes execution-age bill: Change would have raised minimum to 18 [May 09 2004 pB1+]
See also: SEE ALSO CM 5/11 pB1 -
FDA rule won't bar state bill: Governor to decide contraception rule [May 08 2004 pA1+]
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Lawmakers raise tax to help schools: Districts would get additional $39 million; Benson vows veto [
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Voucher plan fails in Senate [May 07 2004 pA1+]
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Governor hires marketing consultant: Many say campsign should pay for job [May 07 2004 pA1+]
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House: First DWI is a crime: Drunk driving would no longer be a misdemeanor [May 07 2004 pB1]
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Maurice Geiger Dedicates Life to Judicial Reform [May 07 2004 p1+]
Subjects: Geiger, Maurice (Attorney) -
Redistrict plan draws political ire: Senate Democrats consider lawsuit over redrawn lines [May 06 2
Subjects: Redistricting -
Students, teachers put to the test: No child adds extra pressure to annual school event [May 06 200
Subjects: No Child Left Behind Act -
House: Pharmacists can give emergency contraception drugs: Bill would not require a prescription [M
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Benson taps Broderick for chief justice [May 06 2004 pB1]
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House extends Medicaid agreement: Cost-sharing plan to last another year [May 06 2004 pB1+]
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Thousands could lose June rent vouchers: Federal cuts straining housing authority [May 05 2004 pA1+
Subjects: Housing Finance Authority -
School board opposes vouchers: State chairman: Issue will be divisive [May 05 2004 pB1+]
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Stephen: Medicaid to be reformed: Health commissioner orders review to correct shortfall [May 05 20
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Committee approves tax increase: Revenue would go to schools; Benson has promised to veto [May 05 2
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Burling, McLaughlin tout records: They say they're well prepared for run at Benson [May 04 2004 pB1
Subjects: Burling, Peter (Representative) -
Former health chief Dupuis to lead historical society [May 04 2004 pB1]
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Wallet smaller, UNH faces cuts: Officials say tuition won't skyrocket; layoffs and course trims are