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Articles from 1987

• Seabrook protesters want open hearings [Sept 29 1987 pB2]

  Concord Monitor • September 29, 1987

  Subjects: Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant-State House Hearings State House Hearings
  See also: SEE ALSO UL p4

• Embattled Fish & Game director hints accord is near [Sept 29 1987 p4]

  Union Leader • September 29, 1987

  Subjects: Crabtree, Allen (Director, Fish and Game Department) Directors Fish and Game Department Fish and Game Department-Directors

• Council eyes pacts to restore the first NH House [Sept 29 1987 p3]

  Union Leader • September 29, 1987

  Subjects: Governor and Council Portsmouth State House State House-Portsmouth

• Humphrey urges attack to get Bork OK'd [Sept 28 1987]

  Nashua Telegraph • September 28, 1987

  Subjects: Bork, Robert Nominations U.S. Supreme Court U.S. Supreme Court-Nominations

• Allenstown, woman officer settle sex discrimination suit [Sept 28 1987 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • September 28, 1987

  Subjects: Allenstown Discrimination

• Derry has few substitutes, so it makes some [Sept 28 1987 p1]

  Union Leader • September 28, 1987

  Subjects: Derry School District Teachers

• Panel allows testimony by towns in zone [Sept 28 1987 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • September 28, 1987

  Subjects: Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant-State House Hearings State House Hearings

• Report card show growth rate in NH cities slowing [Sept 27 1987 p8A]

  Union Leader • September 27, 1987

  Subjects: Cities and Towns Growth

• Legislators face opposing bills on surrogate parenting [Sept 27 1987 pA1]

  Nashua Telegraph • September 27, 1987

  Subjects: Proposed Legislation Surrogate Motherhood Surrogate Motherhood-Proposed Legislation

• How the caucuses work [Sept 27 1987 p12A]

  Union Leader • September 27, 1987

  Subjects: Iowa Primary Elections

• Even in 1787 news leaks were common [Sept 27 1987 pE1]

  Nashua Telegraph • September 27, 1987

  Subjects: Humanities Council U.S. Constitution

• New medical director named at Dartmouth-Hitchcock center [Sept 27 1987 pG2]

  Nashua Telegraph • September 27, 1987

  Subjects: Dartmouth Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center-Directors Directors Hitchcock Medical Center Hitchcock Medical Center) Rawnsley, Howard (Director, Dartmouth Rawnsley, Howard (Director, Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center)

• Youth agency sets its sights down the road [Sept 27 1987 pA8]

  Nashua Telegraph • September 27, 1987

  Subjects: Addresses Bundy, David (Director, Children and Youth Services Division) Bundy, David (Director, Children and Youth Services Division)-Addresses Children and Youth Services Division

• Foster parents crisis feared [Sept 27 1987 p1A]

  Union Leader • September 27, 1987

  Subjects: Children and Youth Services Division Foster Care

• NH agency will focus on training of the blind [Sept 27 1987 p6A]

  Union Leader • September 27, 1987

  Subjects: Blind Services Division Deangelis, Gerard (Director, Blind Services)

• N.H. bill aimed at improving lot of Irish workers [Sept 27 1987 pA8]

  Nashua Telegraph • September 27, 1987

  Subjects: Northern Ireland Proposed Legislation State Investments State Investments-Proposed Legislation

• State offers foliage hot line, visitors' guide [Sept 27 1987 pH2]

  Nashua Telegraph • September 27, 1987

  Subjects: Fall Foliage Vacation Travel Office

• NH jobless rate lowest again in U.S. [Sept 26 1987 p3]

  Union Leader • September 26, 1987

  Subjects: State Rankings Unemployment Rate

• Building, climate: more dead squirrels [Sept 26 1987 p1]

  Nashua Telegraph • September 26, 1987

  Subjects: Fish and Game Department Road Kill Squirrels Squirrels-Road Kill

• Ballot counting may enter computer age [Sept 26 1987 p3]

  Concord Monitor • September 26, 1987

  Subjects: Ballot Law Commission Computers

• Official: mandatory AIDS testing not the answer in N.H. [Sept 26 1987 p20]

  Nashua Telegraph • September 26, 1987

  Subjects: AIDS (Disease) AIDS (Disease)-Tests Disease Control Bureau Tests

• NH officials review new voting machines [Sept 25 1987 p1]

  Union Leader • September 25, 1987

  Subjects: Elections Secretary of State's Office

• Gregg says nuclear waste may still pose problem for state [Sept 25 1987 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • September 25, 1987

  Subjects: Gregg, Judd (U.S. Representative) Nuclear Waste Dump Site

• Commission wants Fish and Game director out now [Sept 25 1987 pA1]

  Concord Monitor • September 25, 1987

  Subjects: Crabtree, Allen (Director, Fish and Game Department) Directors Fish and Game Department Fish and Game Department-Directors

• 10 percent of foster parents aren't signing [Sept 25 1987 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • September 25, 1987

  Subjects: Children and Youth Services Division Children and Youth Services Division-Rules and Regulations Foster Care Rules and Regulations