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School leader leans toward prayer plan: New Hampshire teachers vow fight [Oct 4 1994 pA6]
Subjects: School Prayer State Board of EducationSee also: SEE ALSO UL 10/6 p6 & CM 10/7 pB3 -
Swett aims at gun lobby: he stands up to critics [Oct 4 1994 pB1]
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From obscurity to the spotlight: weathering the initial shcok, Souter stays steady at the top [Oct 4 1994 p1]
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Bass says Swett is rubber stamp for the president [Oct 4 1994 pB1]
Subjects: Bass, Charles Elections (1994) -
State may face cutback of $181 million from Medicaid: surplus from last year: $12 million [Oct 4 1994 p1]
Subjects: Health and Human Services Department Medicaid -
Amos Tuck Society fights for GOP bragging rights [Oct 4 1994 p10]
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NH trooper gunned down: SWAT team kills barricaded man [Oct 4 1994 p1]
See also: SEE ALSO p4 & NT p4 & CM 10/5 p1 UL 10/5 p13 & UL 10/6 p1 -
State ends fiscal '94 with $12M balance [Oct 4 1994 p6]
Subjects: Revenue (1994) -
Sen. King, family missed property tax payments: Gov. Merrill paid bill late in Bedford in 1986 [Oct 3 1994 p1]
Subjects: Property Tax Taxation -
Gregg back in U.S., calls occupation impossible mission [Oct 3 1994 p2]
Subjects: Gregg, Judd (U.S. Senator) Haiti -
School moment of silence gaining support in state [Oct 3 1994 p1]
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Wal-mart warned to unit-price: state law says stores must provide cost info [Oct 3 1994 pB1]
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Dispatch center struts its stuff-on film: emergency system is model of excellence [Oct 3 1994 pB1]
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James F. Lynch adminsitrative director of NH state courts (d.o.d. October 1, 1994) [Oct 3 1994 p8]
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A place they can call home: AIDS Foundation hopes to renovate house in city [Oct 3 1994 p1]
Subjects: AIDS (Disease) AIDS Foundation -
A lawyer's lawyer rises quickly to top: Souter's professionalism set him aprt early in his career [Oct 3 1994 p1]
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Time for reading and talking about it [Oct 2 1994 pNH13]
Subjects: Humanities Council Libraries -
Job comes with ups and downs [Oct 2 1994 pNH1]
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How Justice Souter shielded Roe: he helped galvanize a 5-4 majority [Oct 2 1994 p1]
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A new chapter in Sabb story: Patriots' linebacker wants to escape past [Oct 2 1994 pC1]
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Two seante races are key to power base in State House [Oct 2 1994 pNH1]
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Hate crime law to face first big test: Parris faces possbile 10-year sentence [Oct 2 1994 pB1]
Subjects: Discrimination Racism -
Two towns, two reactions to Swett ad: response milder away from Newbury [Oct 2 1994 p1]
Subjects: Swett, Richard (U.S. Representative) Weapons -
Zeliff and Verge keep rhetoric to the issues [Oct 2 1994 pNH1]
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Silva returns to UNH, but suit to not resolved [Oct 2 1994 pNH1]