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New private school in Epping is ready for state approval [Sep 10 1998 pA18]
Subjects: Epping Private Schools -
Londonderry Board votes 4-1 to reject charter school plan [Sep 10 1998 pA18]
Subjects: Charter Schools Londonderry -
EPA eyes purchase of Merrimack wetlands [Sep 10 1998 pA18]
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Drawn to visions of New Hampshire: William Mitchell turns his passion into prints [Sep 10 1998 pD1]
Subjects: Artists Mitchell, William (Artist) -
Final Results [Sep 10 1998 pB6]
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Lucas attacks Shaheen-Sytek plan: he steps behind Rubens's amendment [Sep 10 1998 pB1]
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Constitution no stranger to change [Sep 10 1998 p1]
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Amendment vote? Too close to call: legislature returns today for education debate [Sep 10 1998 p1]
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Shaheen-Lucas war may get nasty: negative ads will likely be used [Sep 10 1998 p1]
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Electric customers get a choice: Unitil agrees to deregulation; competition to start in March [Sep 10 1998 p1]
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High drama, maneuvering cloud school fund slowdown [Sep 10 1998 p1]
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Court considers extending school funding deadline [Sep 9 1998 p1]
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Shaheen camp optimistic [Sep 9 1998 p1]
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Lucas wins GOP nod [Sep 9 1998 p1]
Subjects: Governor Governor-Republican Primary Candidates (1998) Lucas, Jay Republican Primary Candidates (1998)See also: SEE ALSO same page "Incumbents, conservatives win NH senate races" & CM p1 -
After easy win, Rauh, Bass fire shots at each other [Sep 9 1998 pA4]
Subjects: District Two (1998) Primary Candidates Rauh, Mary U.S. House U.S. House-Primary Candidates-District Two (1998)See also: SEE ALSO same page "Sununu, Flood to square off" -
Anti-DWI crusader slams Reardon, says Gov. Shaheen should fire her [Sep 9 1998 p1]
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Gregg breezes past Phil Weber in bid to return to U.S. Senate [Sep 9 1998 pA6]
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White Mountain National Park? [Sep 9 1998 pA7]
Subjects: Conservation Action Project Sierra ClubSee also: SEE ALSO CM 9/13 p1 -
In local primaries, incumbents rule: at 79, Brewster is seeking his first term [Sep 9 1998 pB1]
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Incumbents fend off challengers: Fraser, Gordon, Johnson win primaries [Sep 9 1998 pB1]
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Rauh, Bass win easy primary victories: debate turns to issues of education [Sep 9 1998 pB1]
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Burling to ask for more time [Sep 8 1998 p1]
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A cut above, or just a cut of the profits?: not everyone welcomes new indepndent surgery center [Sep 8 1998 pD1]
Subjects: Hillside Medical Park Hospitals -
Officials expect record-low voter turnout: holiday, uncontested races may dissuade residents [Sep 8 1998 pB1]
Subjects: Primary Elections (1998) Voter Turnout -
Candidates sprint toward finish line: in GOP race for governor, phone calls and fliers multiply [Sep 8 1998 p1]