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Articles from 1989

• Top to bottom Trail would run length of state [Oct 13 1989 p2]

  Nashua Telegraph • October 13, 1989

  Subjects: Heritage Trail Hiking

• Parents speak out for child abuse prevention programs [Oct 13 1989 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • October 13, 1989

  Subjects: Child Abuse Children and Youth Services Division Children and Youth Services Division-Rules and Regulations Rules and Regulations

• Tax revolt called unjustified Professor says income in N.H. rising quickly enough [Oct 13 1989 p8]

  Nashua Telegraph • October 13, 1989

  Subjects: Income Tax Property Tax

• Windham officials: ruling on house addition should toughen enforcement [Oct 12 1989 p5]

  Union Leader • October 12, 1989

  Subjects: Building Permits Cities and Towns

• Protest organizers face stiffer charges [Oct 12 1989 pA12]

  Concord Monitor • October 12, 1989

  Subjects: Protesters Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant

• Layoffs predicted emloyers hold gloomy outlook for next year [Oct 12 1989 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • October 12, 1989

  Subjects: Economic Conditions Employees

• Protestors face stiffer charges [Oct 12 1989 p4]

  Nashua Telegraph • October 12, 1989

  Subjects: Clamshell Alliance Protests Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant-Protests

• Is state spending law superceded [oct 12 1989 p12]

  Nashua Telegraph • October 12, 1989

  Subjects: Campaign Finances Campaign Finances-Spending Cap Federal Election Commission Spending Cap
  See also: SEE ALSO NT 10/14 p3

• Activist dumps sawdust at Gov., Council meeting (RE: Earth First environmental group) [Oct 11 1989 p22]

  Union Leader • October 12, 1989

  Subjects: Environment Governor and Council

• Study: Seabrook owner faces loss [Oct 12 1989 p5]

  Nashua Telegraph • October 12, 1989

  Subjects: Eastern Utilities Associates Owners Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant-Owners

• GOP head will support pro-life plank [Oct 12 1989 p2]

  Nashua Telegraph • October 12, 1989

  Subjects: Abortion Republican Party
  See also: SEE ALSO UL 10/14 p5 & CM 10/13 pB3

• Tolls, tokens will cost more Monday [Oct 12 1989 p1]

  Union Leader • October 12, 1989

  Subjects: Decisions Fees Governor and Council Governor and Council-Decisions Toll Roads Toll Roads-Fees
  See also: SEE ALSO CM pA1

• NRC to revisit emergency plans [Oct 12 1989 pB2]

  Concord Monitor • October 12, 1989

  Subjects: Emergency Evacuation Plan Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant-Emergency Evacuation Plan U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission
  See also: SEE ALSO NT p5

• Dartmouth compiles a wish list [Oct 12 1989 p5]

  Nashua Telegraph • October 12, 1989

  Subjects: Dartmouth College

• Hazardous waste day costs more in hopes it will work better [Oct 12 1989 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • October 12, 1989

  Subjects: Household Hazardous Waste

• Data General going; 500 jobs to be lost [Oct 11 1989 p1]

  Union Leader • October 11, 1989

  Subjects: Data General Corporation Plant Closings
  See also: SEE ALSO CM pB1 & NT p1

• Doctors' bill cap rejected by panel [Oct 11 1989 p10]

  Nashua Telegraph • October 11, 1989

  Subjects: HB 513 (1989) Health Care Costs

• Council set to OK toll increase [Oct 11 1989 p10]

  Nashua Telegraph • October 11, 1989

  Subjects: Governor and Council Rates Toll Roads Toll Roads-Rates

• Legislators launch effort to save Pease Hospital [Oct 11 1989 p9]

  Union Leader • October 11, 1989

  Subjects: Pease Air Force Base Pease Hospital

• Committee backs increasing state aid to schools [Oct 11 1989 p3]

  Nashua Telegraph • October 11, 1989

  Subjects: Education Education-State Aid HB 425 (1989) State Aid

• Raise for Social Workers remains tied up in committee [Oct 11 1989 pB3]

  Concord Monitor • October 11, 1989

  Subjects: Children and Youth Services Division Children and Youth Services Division-Employees Employees Salaries Social Workers Social Workers-Salaries

• Impact fee bill goes before committee [Oct 10 1989 p4]

  Nashua Telegraph • October 10, 1989

  Subjects: Impact Fees

• Anonymous gift preserves valuable archaeological site (Lochmere Archaelogical Site) [Oct 10 1989 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • October 10, 1989

  Subjects: Archeology Land Conservation Investment Program (LCIP)

• Inmates boycott, voice complaints [Oct 10 1989 p4]

  Nashua Telegraph • October 10, 1989

  Subjects: Prisons State Prison

• Grace seeks to maintain confidentiality [Oct 10 1989 p2]

  Nashua Telegraph • October 10, 1989

  Subjects: Chemicals Reports W.R. Grace Company W.R. Grace Company-Reports