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Showing 831 articles from 2004 (page 26 of 34)
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State contracts stalled: Benson delays money for roads, vaccines [Mar 28 2004 pA1+]
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Taco incident helping state fight terrorism: Hepatitis scare tested emergency response [Mar 28 2004
Subjects: Hepatitis A -
At some pharmacies, poor patients rejected [Mar 28 2004 pF1+]
Subjects: Medicaid -
Prisons up for inmate, staff shuffle: Proposal would turn Laconia into last stop before release [Ma
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Bill would bar MtBE use in state: Plan joins ban, gas reformulation rules [Mar 27 2004 pB1+]
Subjects: Methyl Tertiary Butyl Ether (MTBE) -
Judge: Town can't stop Bio Energy: He says plant doesn't need local permit to burn debris [Mar 26 2
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Bush defends his record on terror: President also touts tax cuts, small-business growth [Mar 26 200
Subjects: Bush, George W. (U.S. President) -
State plans for growth after highway expansion: I-93 corridor towns to receive $3.5 million [Mar 25
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Legislature okays budget cuts: Benson's orders lop $4.4 million [Mar 25 2004 pB1+]
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Study: No child leaves state behind: Federal rebuttal says findings are ill-founded [Mar 25 2004 pB
Subjects: No Child Left Behind Act -
Governor orders more budget cuts: 14 state departments would have to trim spending by July [Mar 24
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Broderick's wish: 1 judge, 1 family: Justice wants court process streamlined [Mar 24 2004 pB1+]
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Heed urges a law-backed code of ethics: Attorney general, legislators say state must impose account
Subjects: Ethics -
Pharmacists suing state over pay cuts: They say changes to Medicaid reimbursement rates illegal [Ma
Subjects: Medicaid -
Drivers with vanity plates are as diverse as their messages: Jobs, family, pastimes inspire special
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Were Shakers more worldly than we knew? Archaeology challenges myths [Mar 21 2004 pA1+]
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Lawmakers: Escape was preventable: Report: State should fire investigator, revamp hiring [Mar 21 20
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Hard work, new friends [Mar 21 2004 pA1+]
See also: SEE ALSO Mar 22 2004 pA1, 2nd part of 2-part series, "Mystery Justice Revealed" -
Some say State House needs lesson in civility: Women: 'Locker room' climate must change [Mar 20 200
Subjects: General Court -
Primex, Harvard Pilgrim team up to extend services: Deal opens health network to nonprofit [Mar 20
Subjects: Health Insurance -
Senate passes reduced school budget: Concord, Penacook may lose about $1 million [Mar 19 2004 pA1+]
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Benson's jokes 'crossed the line': House breakfast 'roast' offends many [Mar 19 2004 pA1+]
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House turns down Benson tax bill: Measure would have tied increases to inflation [Mar 19 2004 pB1]
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House extends pole tax break: Opponents say it's unfair to customers [Mar 19 2004 pB6]
Subjects: Telephone Companies -
Senate declines debris-burning ban: Move would have halted Bio Energy plant plans [Mar 18 2004 pB1+
Subjects: Bio Energy Corporation