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Scamman tells county leaders not to expect broadbase taxes [Oct 20 1989 p6]
Subjects: Scamman, Douglas (House Speaker) Taxation -
Gregg 'comfortable' with state's emergency prepardness [Oct 20 1989 p4]
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Unsafe historic Conway bridge may fall victim to economics [Oct 20 1989 p13]
Subjects: Bridges Covered Bridges -
House committee vote mixed on family leave legislation [Oct 20 1989 p6]
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Federal, state drug experts hold N.H. conference [Oct 19 1989 p14]
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New tobacco tax may produce $1m [Oct 19 1989 p2]
Subjects: Revenue (1989) Taxation -
Cote, new comers chase House seats [Oct 19 1989 p3]
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President Haaland may leave UNH [Oct 19 1989 p16]
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Pro-choice group backs Christo for U.S. Senate [Oct 19 1989 p12]
Subjects: Christo, Thomas Republican Primary Candidates (1990) U.S. Senate U.S. Senate-Republican Primary Candidates (1990)See also: SEE ALSO UL 10/20 p6 & NT 10/20 p3 -
UNH rape investigation suspended [Oct 18 1989 p9]
Subjects: Rape University of New Hampshire (UNH) -
Average salary at Dartmouth last year above $50,000 [Oct 18 1989 p11]
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Police will patrol Salem rest stop [Oct 18 1989 p1]
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Report on Northeast's forests gets favorable review in NH [Oct 18 1989 p6]
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Hospital picks up and moves [Oct 18 1989 pA1]
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Weather puts moose hunt pace far behind 88 opening day's [oct 18 1989 p6]
See also: SEE ALSO NT p10 -
The flag debate: [Oct 18 1989 p8]
Subjects: Flags Rudman, Warren (U.S. Senator) -
Draft bill would establish board to regulate craft on state waters [Oct 18 1989 p6]
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Hard work, loyalty helped Palumbo up; his fall won't damage NH republicans [Oct 18 1989 p10]
See also: SEE ALSO same page Scamman: no appointment imminent -
N.H. Mass. will trade driving info [Oct 18 1989 p1]
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EPA considers cleaning up site in Tilton (RE: Anthony Turchin's junkyard) [Oct 18 1989 pB1]
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Family program cuts opposed [Oct 18 1989 p2]
Subjects: Children and Youth Services Division Family -
Liquor Commission asks spending freeze waiver [Oct 18 1989 p18]
Subjects: Liquor Commission -
Panel backs bill to set developer impact fees [Oct 18 1989 p1]
See also: SEE ALSO CM pB1 & NT p3 -
Douglas protests Nicaraguan policy [Oct 17 1989 p4]
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Turnpike Chief: state not hoarding tokens [Oct 17 1989 p6]