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Articles from 1989

• Mayor seeks city open-container law [Oct 24 1989 p1]

  Nashua Telegraph • October 24, 1989

  Subjects: Nashua Returnable Beverage Containers

• Panel opposes bill to ban animal traps [Oct 24 1989 p3]

  Nashua Telegraph • October 24, 1989

  Subjects: HB 363 (1989) Trapping

• Gregg calls for tougher DWI laws [Oct 24 1989 pA1]

  Concord Monitor • October 24, 1989

  Subjects: 90) Driving While Intoxicated (DWI) Gregg, Judd (Governor 1989 Gregg, Judd (Governor 1989-90)

• Report: toxic chemicals led to officer's death [Oct 24 1989 p1]

  Nashua Telegraph • October 24, 1989

  Subjects: Derry Police Department Kelly, Thomas (Police Officer, Derry)

• Experts think virus causing illness at school [Oct 24 1989 p1]

  Union Leader • October 24, 1989

  Subjects: Dame School Schools
  See also: SEE ALSO p8 Federal health probers check Concord School

• Officer who shot Lavoie back on duty [Oct 24 1989 p8]

  Nashua Telegraph • October 24, 1989

  Subjects: Hudson Lavoie, Bruce

• Flight harmed Murabito kids, witness for their mother says [Oct 24 1989 p7]

  Union Leader • October 24, 1989

  Subjects: Murabito, Jesse Parental Kidnapping

• Legislature urged to back luxury tax [Oct 24 1989 p1]

  Nashua Telegraph • October 24, 1989

  Subjects: Sales Tax Taxation

• Waste not: less garbage, more recycling seen in '90's [Oct 24 1989 p4]

  Union Leader • October 24, 1989

  Subjects: Recycling Recycling-statistics Solid Waste Disposal Statistics

• Court grapples with the tangle of bankruptcy; vote for a plan to reorganize Public Service may come in Demcember but the case will continue on [oct 24 1989 pD1]

  Concord Monitor • October 24, 1989

  Subjects: Public Service Company (PSNH) Public Service Company (PSNH)-Reorganization Reorganization

• House panel say repeal not needed on sand tax [Oct 24 1989 p7]

  Union Leader • October 24, 1989

  Subjects: Beaches Taxation

• Bow plant to clean up: equipment will capture most smoke on way out [Oct 23 1989 pA1]

  Concord Monitor • October 23, 1989

  Subjects: Air Pollution Public Service Company (PSNH)

• Legislators hear tax relief pleas [Oct 24 1989 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • October 23, 1989

  Subjects: Property Tax Taxation

• Counties studying inmate monitoring [Oct 23 1989 p14]

  Nashua Telegraph • October 23, 1989

  Subjects: Correctional Facilities Prisoners

• WKXL, Osborne win awards from state's broadcasters (RE: Golden Mike awards) [Oct 23 1989 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • October 23, 1989

  Subjects: Awards Broadcasters Association Radio Radio-Awards

• Conservationists try to preserve Shaker land [Oct 23 1989 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • October 23, 1989

  Subjects: Land Preservation Shaker Village

• N.H. legislature to see new bottle bill [Oct 23 1989 pA1]

  Concord Monitor • October 23, 1989

  Subjects: Bottle Bill Proposed Legislation Recycling Recycling-Proposed Legislation
  See also: SEE ALSO same page Maine readies for tough drink container alw & NT p1 & UL 10/24 p4

• Democratic head pledges support to party activists [Oct 23 1989 p3]

  Nashua Telegraph • October 23, 1989

  Subjects: Brown, Ron Chairman, National Democratic Party) Democratic Party

• Seabrook foes protest at Bush's Maine home [Oct 23 1989 p4]

  Nashua Telegraph • October 23, 1989

  Subjects: Protesters Protests Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant-Protests

• Raphael Club matter taken to Human Rights Commission [Oct 23 1989 p1]

  Union Leader • October 23, 1989

  Subjects: Discrimination Human Rights Commission
  See also: SEE ALSO NT p3 & CM pB2 & UL 10/24 p1 & NT 10/24 p5

• Tough acid rain bill proposed [Oct 23 1989 p1]

  Union Leader • October 23, 1989

  Subjects: Acid Rain Acid Rain-Proposed Legislation Proposed Legislation Varney, Robert (Commissioner, Environmental Services Department)

• Business leaders predict gloomy future; industry group servey suggest limited economy, more layoffs are comming [Oct 22 1989 pNH21]

  Boston Sunday Globe NH Weekly • October 22, 1989

  Subjects: Business and Industry Association (BIA) Business and Industry Association (BIA)-Surveys Employment Surveys

• Move afoot to ban DWI plea bargains [Oct 22 1989 pA1]

  Nashua Telegraph • October 22, 1989

  Subjects: Driving While Intoxicated (DWI) Plea Bargaining

• Nurtured by nature poet prefers country life [Oct 22 1989 pF1]

  Nashua Telegraph • October 22, 1989

  Subjects: Kumin, Maxine (Poet Laureate) Poet Laureate

• Winter is never out of season on Mt. Washington; snows have now come to stay [Oct 22 1989 pNH1]

  Boston Sunday Globe NH Weekly • October 22, 1989

  Subjects: Mount Washington