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Articles from 1989

• Retired teacher honored for her dedication; Nell Paine, 84, helped main stream blind students in Granite State [Oct 22 1989 pNH7]

  Boston Sunday Globe NH Weekly • October 22, 1989

  Subjects: Awards Blind Association Paine, Nell (Teacher) Paine, Nell (Teacher)-Awards

• Libraries shelve checkout policy law says signatures cannot be used when taking out books [Oct 22 1989 pA2]

  Nashua Telegraph • October 22, 1989

  Subjects: Libraries Libraries-Records Records State Government

• New, disputed state fees rescue the Fish and Game Department; boat, off-road vehicle owners say charges unfair [Oct 22 1989 pNH12]

  Boston Sunday Globe NH Weekly • October 22, 1989

  Subjects: Boats and Boating Boats and Boating-Fees Fees Fish and Game Department

• New approaches available to stop drunken driving [oct 22 1989 pA8]

  Nashua Telegraph • October 22, 1989

  Subjects: Driving While Intoxicated (DWI)

• County jail overcrowding nears crisis [Oct 22 1989 p1A]

  Union Leader • October 22, 1989

  Subjects: Correctional Facilities Correctional Facilities-Overcrowding Counties Overcrowding

• Home confinement systems for NH inmates considered [Oct 22 1989 p7A]

  Union Leader • October 22, 1989

  Subjects: House Arrest Prisoners

• Squam Lake group at odds over access; some favor preservation over facility [Oct 22 1989 pNH11]

  Boston Sunday Globe NH Weekly • October 22, 1989

  Subjects: Lakes and Ponds Lakes and Ponds-Public Access Public Access Squam Lake

• Mass. scofflaws still owes NH a fortune [Oct 22 1989 p1A]

  Union Leader • October 22, 1989

  Subjects: Fines Massachusetts Motor vehicles Motor Vehicles-Fines

• Manchester airport projects raise concerns; residents worry about noise with proposed terminak, access road [Oct 22 1989 pNH1]

  Boston Sunday Globe NH Weekly • October 22, 1989

  Subjects: Airports Manchester Airport

• SEA still in standoff on contract for six agencies that balked [Oct 21 1989 p8]

  Union Leader • October 21, 1989

  Subjects: Administrative Agencies State Employees Association (SEA)

• Some say Bartlett most powerful man in state government [Oct 21 1989 p8]

  Union Leader • October 21, 1989

  Subjects: Bartlett, William (Senate President) Bartlett, William (Senate President)-

• 1989 state moose hunt ends with 59 dead animals [Oct 21 1989 p6]

  Union Leader • October 21, 1989

  Subjects: Animals Hunting Seasons Moose Moose-Hunting Seasons
  See also: SEE ALSO CM p2

• Group: Pease cleanup remains unclear [Oct 21 1989 p5]

  Union Leader • October 21, 1989

  Subjects: Pease Air Force Base Superfund

• Packaged argument; all legislators get anti-abortion mailing [Oct 21 1989 p2]

  Concord Monitor • October 21, 1989

  Subjects: Abortion Legislators

• District judge says fewer juveniles than thought are serious offenders [Oct 21 1989 p8]

  Union Leader • October 21, 1989

  Subjects: Juvenile Delinquency Lawrence, Paul (Judge, Goffstown District Court)

• Sawdust dumper arrested on charge of dropping fish on biologists desk [Oct 21 1989 p1]

  Union Leader • October 21, 1989

  Subjects: Elliot, Jeff Fish and Game Department

• Varney supports reduced emissions from smokestacks [Oct 20 1989 p3]

  Nashua Telegraph • October 20, 1989

  Subjects: Acid Rain Air Pollution

• Gregg asks for Dukakis's help in getting bad driver's records [Oct 20 1989 pB2]

  Concord Monitor • October 20, 1989

  Subjects: Driving While Intoxicated (DWI) Massachusetts
  See also: SEE ALSO NT p2

• Digital backs child abuse fund drive [Oct 20 1989 pB2]

  Concord Monitor • October 20, 1989

  Subjects: Child Abuse Digital Equipment Corporation
  See also: SEE ALSO UL p6

• Housing advocates blast Pease Base recommendation [Oct 20 1989 p6]

  Union Leader • October 20, 1989

  Subjects: Pease Development Authority

• Use of women's shelter is up [Oct 20 1989 p15]

  Union Leader • October 20, 1989

  Subjects: Battered Women Domestic Violence

• State contract dispute aired: Labor Board to decide fate of six renegade agencies [Oct 20 1989 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • October 20, 1989

  Subjects: Contracts Public Employee Labor Relations Board State Employees Association (SEA) State Employees Association (SEA)-Contracts

• Reporter starts own Hillsboro paper [Oct 20 1989 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • October 20, 1989

  Subjects: Hillsboro newspapers

• NRC rejects Seabrook finances challenge [Oct 20 1989 p11]

  Union Leader • October 20, 1989

  Subjects: Decisions Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission-Decisions
  See also: SEE ALSO NT p1

• Gregg won't dwell on abortion; governor "I have no agenda to push" [Oct 20 1989 pA1]

  Concord Monitor • October 20, 1989

  Subjects: 90) Abortion Gregg, Judd (Governor 1989 Gregg, Judd (Governor 1989-90)-Interviews Interviews