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Articles from 1986

• Republican convention promises to be a lively one [Oct 2 1986 p1 col 1]

  Nashua Telegraph • October 2, 1986

  Subjects: Platform Republican Party Republican Party-Platform Republican Party-State Convention State Convention
  See also: SEE ALSO UL 10/1 p3

• Brunelle cited as distinguished principal [Oct 2 1986 p35 col 1]

  Union Leader • October 2, 1986

  Subjects: Brunelle, Thomas National Association of Elementary School Principals

• Home for sale listing leap ; ditto prices [Oct 2 1986 p1 col 2]

  Union Leader • October 2, 1986

  Subjects: Housing Housing-Sales Market Value Real Estate Real Estate-Market Value Sales

• Hydro builder: plan is good one for NH [Oct 2 1986 p6 col 2]

  Union Leader • October 2, 1986

  Subjects: Bulk Power Supply Facility Site Evaluation Committee New England Hydro Transmission Corporation

• Sewalls Falls hydro threatens salmon [Oct 2 1986 p3 col 2]

  Union Leader • October 2, 1986

  Subjects: Hydroelectric Power Sewalls Falls Dam

• AG Merrill: Maine income tax challenge unlikely to succeed [Oct 1 1986 p1 col 2]

  Union Leader • October 1, 1986

  Subjects: Attorney General's Office Merrill, Stephen (Attorney General)

• Smith is only N.E. representative to side with veto [Oct 1 1986 p14 col 3]

  Union Leader • October 1, 1986

  Subjects: Apartheid Divestment Smith, Robert (U.S. Representative) Smith, Robert (U.S. Representative)-Divestment

• Working for land's sake new group plans ambition preservation campaigns [Oct 1 1986 pA1 col 5]

  Concord Monitor • October 1, 1986

  Subjects: Conservation Trust for New Hampshire Lands

• Political gifts told in response to law [Oct 1 1986 p6 col 2]

  Union Leader • October 1, 1986

  Subjects: Financial disclosure Public Officials
  See also: SEE ALSO UL 10/2 p4

• Worms found in tap water at Laconia Hospital [Oct 1 1986 p6 col 1]

  Union Leader • October 1, 1986

  Subjects: Hospitals Lakes Region General Hospital
  See also: SEE ALSO NT 10/2 p32 & UL 10/2 p5

• Panel still wrestling with disclosure law [Oct 1 1986 p6 col 1]

  Union Leader • October 1, 1986

  Subjects: Financial disclosure Public Officials

• Engineers and opponents tangle over Seabrook safety [Oct 1 1986 pB3 col 1]

  Concord Monitor • October 1, 1986

  Subjects: Hearings Safety Hearings Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant-Safety Hearings U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission-Hearings
  See also: SEE ALSO NT p34

• 4 more wells tainted [Oct 1 1986 pB1 col 1]

  Concord Monitor • October 1, 1986

  Subjects: Contamination Northwood Wells Wells-Contamination

• Poll: incumbents hold big lead [Oct 1 1986 p1 col 1]

  Union Leader • October 1, 1986

  Subjects: Opinion Polls University of New Hampshire (UNH)
  See also: SEE ALSO CM 10/2 pB1 & NT 10/2 p1

• Humphrey angry as NH delegation sputs on Daniloff [Oct 1 1986 p16 col 1]

  Union Leader • October 1, 1986

  Subjects: Congressional Delegation Daniloff, Nicholas

• Canadian hydropower set for its first commercial phase [Oct 1 1986 p14 col 1]

  Union Leader • October 1, 1986

  Subjects: Dedications Hydroelectric Power New England Power Pool New England Power Pool-Dedications

• $11 million Tinkham Road cleanup set [Oct 1 1986 p1 col 3]

  Union Leader • October 1, 1986

  Subjects: Hazardous Waste Sites U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
  See also: SEE ALSO NT p1

• Giving credit where credit is due Sununu claims it but must say it's Massachusetts and military spending that make New Hampshire boom [Sept 30 1986 pD1]

  Concord Monitor • September 30, 1986

  Subjects: Economy Growth

• Seabrook the least painful option says Yankee spokesman [Sept 30 1986 p1]

  Nashua Telegraph • September 30, 1986

  Subjects: Addresses Derrickson, William Derrickson, William-Addresses Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant

• Closer watch, greater datail urged for campaign reports [Sept 30 1986 p1]

  Union Leader • September 30, 1986

  Subjects: Financial disclosure Public Officials

• Anti-nuclear protestors get their way, have their say [Sept 30 1986 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • September 30, 1986

  Subjects: Hearings Safety Hearings Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant-Safety Hearings U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission-Hearings
  See also: SEE ALSO NT p1 & UL p1

• Prison life when he hears wolf, he believes it [Sept 30 1986 pD2]

  Concord Monitor • September 30, 1986

  Subjects: Prison Guards State Prison

• Powers pushes for Florida lottery ex NH official still in the game as consultant [Sept 30 1986 p3]

  Union Leader • September 30, 1986

  Subjects: 1978) Lotteries Powers, Edward (Director, Sweepstakes Commission 1963 Powers, Edward (Director, Sweepstakes Commission 1963-1978)

• Tucker tops lawmakers in travel costs [Sept 30 1986 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • September 30, 1986

  Subjects: General Court General Court - House-Mileage Payments House Mileage Payments Tucker, John (House Speaker)

• State prison population up 21.7%; over capacity hits 28% [Sept 30 1986 p5]

  Union Leader • September 30, 1986

  Subjects: Corrections Department State Prison State Prison-Statistics Statistics
  See also: SEE ALSO CM 9/29 p1A & NT 9/29 p1A