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Articles from 1999

• Drug firms open wallets for 2000: 'soft money' donations over $1.5 million [Oct 7 1999 p1]

  Concord Monitor • October 7, 1999

  Subjects: Campaign Finances Political Contributions

• Lyme attorney eyes 2nd District Congressional seat [Oct 6 1999 pC4]

  Union Leader • October 6, 1999

  Subjects: Brannen, Barney Candidates District Two (2000) U.S. House U.S. House-Candidates-District Two (2000)

• NH considers Civil War monument restoration [Oct 6 1999 pC2]

  Union Leader • October 6, 1999

  Subjects: Civil War Monument Gettysburg, Pennsylvania

• Panel considers chiropractic self-referrals [Oct 6 1999 pC2]

  Union Leader • October 6, 1999

  Subjects: Chiropractors Health Maintenance Organizations (HMO)

• Fairness of phased-in property tax debated [Oct 6 1999 pC2]

  Union Leader • October 6, 1999

  Subjects: Cities and Towns Debates Property Tax Property Tax-Debates

• Gov. Shaheen defends PSNH deal at Nashua hearing [Oct 6 1999 pA7]

  Union Leader • October 6, 1999

  Subjects: Public Service Company (PSNH) Public Utilities Commission (PUC)

• Hunt for endangered species delays NH timber sale [Oct 6 1999 p1]

  Union Leader • October 6, 1999

  Subjects: Endangered Species Indiana Bat

• Safety official seeks war on blasting car stereos [Oct 6 1999 p1]

  Union Leader • October 6, 1999

  Subjects: Flynn, Richard (Commissioner, Safety Department) Noise Pollution

• Supreme Court weighs plan: constitutionality of education proposal debated [Oct 6 1999 p1]

  Concord Monitor • October 6, 1999

  Subjects: Claremont Decision Education Education-Finances Finances

• Loeb creates school for communicaitons: classes aimed at high school students [Oct 6 1999 p1]

  Concord Monitor • October 6, 1999

  Subjects: Loeb, Nackey (Retired Publisher, Union Leader) Nackey S. Loeb School of Communications

• Fay's Boatyard zoning decision fought in court: state considers settlement [Oct 6 1999 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • October 6, 1999

  Subjects: Fay's Boat Yard Lake Winnipesaukee

• National committees keep out of primary date debate: scheduling battle a continuing concern [Oct 6 1999 pB2]

  Concord Monitor • October 6, 1999

  Subjects: Iowa Presidential Primaries (2000)

• Corrections officers vote for union: contract negotiations will begin soon [Oct 6 1999 pB6]

  Concord Monitor • October 6, 1999

  Subjects: Grafton County House of Corrections Prison Guards

• Uphill battle keeps ski area customers going downhill: Temple Mountain expects rebound [Oct 6 1999 pB7]

  Concord Monitor • October 6, 1999

  Subjects: Ski Areas Temple Mountain Ski Area

• Nackey Loeb founds school [Oct 5 1999 p1]

  Union Leader • October 5, 1999

  Subjects: Loeb, Nackey (Retired Publisher, Union Leader) Nackey S. Loeb School of Communications

• Iowa's governor jumps into fray: Shaheen talks with Vilsack about primary problems [Oct 5 1999 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • October 5, 1999

  Subjects: Iowa Presidential Primaries (2000)
  See also: SEE ALSO UL p1

• J. Jill Group is shaking things up: firm cutting costs but is paying price [Oct 5 1999 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • October 5, 1999

  Subjects: Business and Industry J. Jill Group

• Balancing the scales: the Granite State is one of just three states without a woman on its highest court [Oct 5 1999 p1]

  Union Leader • October 5, 1999

  Subjects: Dalianis, Linda (Justice, Superior Court) Dalianis, Linda (Justice, Superior Court)-Interviews Interviews Women

• Leadership put state police back on track [Oct 4 1999 p1]

  Union Leader • October 4, 1999

  Subjects: Barthelmes, John (Col. State Police) Barthelmes, John (Col. State Police)-Biography Biography State Police

• Number of NH residents without health insurance falls [Oct 4 1999 p1]

  Union Leader • October 4, 1999

  Subjects: Health Insurance

• Deerfield Fair sets records for single day attendance [Oct 4 1999 pC4]

  Union Leader • October 4, 1999

  Subjects: Deerfield Fair Fairs

• Hitting books pays for inmates: drastic cut in recidivism rate a result [Oct 4 1999 pB2]

  Concord Monitor • October 4, 1999

  Subjects: State Prison Transformations Program

• Oldest citizen, 111, dies: Emerson had an adventurous side [Oct 4 1999 p1]

  Concord Monitor • October 4, 1999

  Subjects: Aged Emerson, Eliza Emerson, Eliza-Obituary Obituary
  See also: SEE ALSO "Obituaries" pB2

• Inmate population sets record: county officials look to ease jail crowding [Oct 4 1999 p1]

  Concord Monitor • October 4, 1999

  Subjects: Correctional Facilities Merrimack County House of Corrections Merrimack County House of Corrections-Overcrowding Overcrowding

• Tough times for prison guards [Oct 3 1999 p1]

  Union Leader • October 3, 1999

  Subjects: Employment Labor Supply