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NH songbird population declining [Sept 27 1992 p1A]
Subjects: Birds -
VS stepping up its campaign on lead poisoning [Sept 27 1992 pNH8]
Subjects: Health Care Lead Poisoning -
Eldredge hit for remarks on rape but county attorney says he was misquoted, alleges set up [Sept 27 1992 pNH1]
Subjects: Rape Sexual Assault -
Art on the farm: N.H. Art Association unveils its new gallery [Sept 27 1992 p2 of Sunday Monitor Magazine]
Subjects: Art Association Boscawen -
Lutz has big plans for DCYS: new director wants more accountability [Sept 27 1992 pB1]
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The one-room schoolhouse: tight budgets close their doors [Sept 27 1992 p2F]
Subjects: Cities and Towns School BuildingsSee also: SEE ALSO same page The bell rings and it's back to the classroom -
Bush's plan has failed, Clinton says: nominee promises a change: Clinton makes a return trip to New Hampshire. He is the first presidential nominee to do so since Jimmy Carter [Sept 27 1992 p1]
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State hospitals make overtures of cooperation [Sept 27 1992 pNH7]
Subjects: Health Care Facilities Hospitals -
New deficit has state scrambling [Sept 27 1992 pNH1]
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Heightened import in Senate races economy top issue in 2 areas [Sept 27 1992 pNH4]
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Beeeep! emergency broadcast system gets funds [Sept 26 1992 p5]
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Shipyard scores low on Navy internal report [Sept 26 1992 p4]
Subjects: Portsmouth Naval Shipyard -
UNH bills silenced by complaints (RE: carillonneur) [Sept 26 1992 p5]
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School standards changes hammered out; class sizes will remain the same [Sept 26 1992 p1]
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Ed. Board Ok's standards: Thayer asks for marston's resignation [Sept 26 1992 p1]
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Education leader assails State Board's decision [Sept 26 1992 p16]
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Naval shipyard ranked as second worst: could be closed next year [Sept 26 1992 pB1]
Subjects: Portsmouth Naval Shipyard -
Preston assails Zeliff as state's highest-paid politician: expenses, mailings come under attack [Sept 25 1992 pB3]
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Clinton visits NH tomarrow [Sept 25 1992 p1]
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Poll finds Perot would draw 10 percent of vote in state [Sept 25 1992 pB3]
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PSNH seeks 2.6 percent rate increase: average bill would rise $1.37 a month [Sept 25 1992 pB1]
Subjects: Electric Rates Public Service Company (PSNH) -
State school standards may be restored: board of education vote today [Sept 25 1992 p1]
See also: SEE ALSO NT p1 & UL 9/24 p1 & NT 9/24 p1 -
NH Electric Co-op rate hike Ok'd [Sept 24 1992 p1]
Subjects: Decisions Electric Rates Public Utilities Commission (PUC) Public Utilities Commission (PUC)-DecisionsSee also: SEE ALSO CM 9/25 pB1 -
NH Libertarians become model for third-party development [Sept 24 1992 p1]
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Rockingham to close early [Sept 24 1992 p1]
Subjects: Horse Racing Rockingham Park