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As deadline looms, future uncertain: options shrinking; Shaheen sticks to anti-tax pledge [Sep 25 1998 p1]
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Wright looks to the future while keeping the past alive: Dartmouth president inspires optimism [Sep 24 1998 pB2]
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Bass recommends tax cut, Social Security savings plan: he promises relief to families, small business [Sep 24 1998 pB1]
Subjects: Bass, Charles (U.S. Representative) Taxation -
All the right words: playwright's effort receives some national recognition [Sep 24 1998 p ]
Subjects: Authors Dunn, Thomas (Playwright) -
Union cites nursing homes for poor care: violations on patients up 757 percent [Sep 24 1998 p1]
Subjects: Genesis Health Ventures Inc. Nursing Homes -
Today's vote is key to survival of amendment: despite lobbying, support may fall short [Sep 24 1998 p1]
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Perry deals for life: admits killing Epsom police officer Jeremy Charron [Sep 23 1998 p1]
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Installing the ninth bishop: McCormack to lead state's Catholics [Sep 23 1998 p1]
See also: SEE ALSO UL p1 -
Union criticizes Genesis nursing homes [Sep 23 1998 p1]
Subjects: Genesis Health Ventures Inc. Nursing Homes -
PSNH, prisoners upgrade computers: recycle machines going to schools [Sep 23 1998 pB3]
Subjects: Computers Computers in the School Program -
Delegation not behind president: three of four want him to leave office [Sep 23 1998 pB1]
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Lucas: amendment plan is not feasible: he says it will drive up taxes, litigation [Sep 23 1998 p1]
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Deficit claim challenged: health care fund used to balance budget [Sep 22 1998 p1]
Subjects: Budget (FY97) Health Care Transition Fund -
NH diary details storm of the century (re: Hurricane of 1938) [Sep 21 1998 pA5]
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New bishop will be installed tomorrow: McCormack has served extensively in Boston [Sep 21 1998 pB1]
See also: SEE ALSO UL 9/22 p1 -
Not even Salinger's secrets are safe: is Maynard's book her story or his? [Sep 21 1998 pB2]
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To groups in need, Bahres have enviable track record: owners share some of speedway's wealth [Sep 21 1998 p1]
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State's apple crop is among smallest: poor pollination, disease to blame [Sep 21 1998 pB6]
Subjects: Apples Farms and Farming -
Nature-loving former Dartmouth professor dies at 92: lady-slippers, hikes among his passions (d.o.d. 9/14/98) [Sep 19 1998 pB4]
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Party unity tested by amendment: Burling shifts stance; will Democrats follow? [Sep 20 1998 p1]
Subjects: Constitutional Amendments Democratic Party -
Judges turn down Noyes [Sep 20 1998 p1]
Subjects: Beauty Pageants Miss New Hampshire -
The night all the trees fell down: hurricane still vividly recalled [Sep 20 1998 p1]
Subjects: Hurricane of 1938 Hurricanes -
US Park idea debated for White Mountains [Sep 20 1998 pNH1+]
Subjects: State Parks White Mountains -
Shaheen backers hope rift can mend [Sep 20 1998 pNH1+]
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School funding compromise under attack from both sides [Sep 19 1998 p1]
Subjects: Claremont DecisionSee also: SEE ALSO CM p1