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Fish and Game head told he won't be reappointed [Sept 17 1987 p6]
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NH National Guard tests for AIDS related virus [Sept 17 1987 p1]
Subjects: AIDS (Disease) National Guard and Reserve -
State reaches out to women most at AIDS risk [Sept 17 1987 p1]
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NH infant mortality rate among lowest [Sept 17 1987 p1]
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Roads get more crowded, says state survey [Sept 17 1987 p42]
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PSNH : cutbacks won't keep utility solvent [Sept 17 1987 p3]
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NH lawmaker wants to abolish surrogate motherhood [Sept 17 1987 p1]
Subjects: Hounsell, Mark (Senator) Surrogate Motherhood -
Licensing board chief steps down [Sept 17 1987 p47]
Subjects: Hoyt, Helen (Judge, U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission) Hoyt, Helen (Judge, U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission)-Resignation Resignation U.S. Atomic Safety and Licensing BoardSee also: SEE ALSO CM pB1 -
To teach Constitution, state's lawyers visit schools [Sept 17 1987 p39]
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Former personnel chief loses appeal [Sept 17 1987 p11]
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PSNH calls fate dire even with reorganization [Sept 17 1987 p1]
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7 in area cited for waste violation [Sept 17 1987 p39]
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Mass. : Seabrook evaucation won't work [Sept 17 1987 p47]
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Foster parents answer homosexual question on forms [Sept 17 1987 p1]
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State not among those to join forces on lottery (RE: Lotto America)
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NH may soon be out as nuclear dump site [Sept 17 1987 p7]
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Utility's shortfall is debated [Sept 17 1987 pB1]
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300 friends pay tribute to executive council [Sept 16 1987 pA1]
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Survey shows most foster parents answered state's question [Sept 16 1987 pB1]
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Planetarium program sought [Sept 16 1987 p6]
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Down with NH duck stamps collector urges others [Sept 16 1987 p6]
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Two anti-Seabrook groups offer public chance to speak out [Sept 16 1987 p37]
Subjects: Citizens' Energy Council Clamshell Alliance -
City, state begin action on child care [Sept 16 1987 p72]
Subjects: Day Care -
Drug, alcohol abuse program established [Sept 16 1987 p15]
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Seabrook low-power startup to go before NRC next week [Setp 15 1987 p1]