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Five hundred (500) prisoners stage boycott [Oct 10 1989 p1]
See also: SEE ALSO CM pA1 -
Conservation groups eye the Castle in the Clouds [Oct 10 1989 pA1]
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State an exception: Duck numbers healthy [Oct 10 1989 pB1]
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bartlett: tinker with CWIP law [Oct 10 1989 p3]
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Two NH colleges cited [Oct 10 1989 p6]
Subjects: Colleges and Universities St. Anselm College -
Thousands enjoy Peterborough's 250th year party [Oct 10 1989 p6]
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Douglas backs drug bills [Oct 10 1989 p2]
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State union boss says morable has hit rock bottom [Oct 10 1989 p1]
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Attack launched on drug dealers [Oct 9 1989 p1]
Subjects: Douglas, Charles (U.S. Representative) DrugsSee also: SEE ALSO UL 10/10 p4 & CM 10/10 pB1 -
Tolls rise seen almost certain [Oct 9 1989 p2]
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Amoskeag nixes dividend as real estate woes mount [Oct 9 1989 p15]
Subjects: Amoskeag National Bank Economy -
Rape sentence upheld; court: threats can be implicit [Oct 9 1989 pB1]
See also: SEE ALSO NT 10/8 pA1 -
Route questions talls Rye Harbor dredging [Oct 8 1989 p1A]
Subjects: Dredging Rye Harbor -
Employees say relations with state are at a low; Governor bristles at union criticism [Oct 8 1989 pNH1]
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Policeman's fatal shot will haunt him forever: officer in Lavoie case faces problems, trauma [Oct 28 1989 pNH1]
Subjects: Police Searches and Seizures -
State wary of US role in education: board praises Bush but needs more data [Oct 8 1989 pNH1]
Subjects: Education State Board of Education -
Nashua group offers plan for river's use; local, state and federal action sought [Oct 8 1989 pNH1]
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Weirs Beach is in need of revitalization resident say; once elite summer place, resort seen on road back [Oct 8 1989 pNH1]
Subjects: Tourism Weirs Beach -
A sampler of New Hampshire covered bridges (List) [Oct 8 1989 p2F]
Subjects: Bridges Covered Bridges -
Philippine service to honor Pease [Oct 8 1989 pNH5]
Subjects: Pease Air Force Base -
Rudman skips the party scene: long days required to tackle the tough decisions [Oct 8 1989 pNH5]
Subjects: Rudman, Warren (U.S. Senator) -
Lobstermen opposing long-awaited port work; damage feared from dredge spoils [Oct 8 1989 pNH1]
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Lakes region leading state with its glut of housing [Oct 8 1989 pNH4]
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Rally's targets drive-through food business: no frills service, no indoor seating are formula for fast growing burger chain [Oct 8 1989 pNH14]
Subjects: Rally Inc Restaurants -
Officials look at east-west highway options [oct 8 1989 pA7]