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Showing 3,138 articles from 1987 (page 39 of 126)
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GOP gives Council fundraiser [August 26 1987 p36]
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Hugel stakes out a new cause: Seabrook [August 26 1987 pB1]
Subjects: Hugel, Max Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant -
Londonderry, state differ on population figure [August 26 1987 p35]
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Regulators question public service's health [August 25 1987 pA1]
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Humphrey: don't bend the rules for Seabrook [August 25 1987 p1]
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Anti-nuclear science group eyes NH [August 25 1987 p4]
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It's party time again for executive council [August 25 1987 pA1]
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McEachern says governor, utility share goal of overturning law [August 25 1987]
Subjects: McEachern, Paul Public Service Company (PSNH) -
NRC wants money info from Public Service Company [August 25 1987 p4]
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PSNH, state summonsed to Supreme Court [August 25 1987 p4]
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State prison inmate sues for $3.5 million over health care [August 25 1987 pB1]
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New radon 'hot spots' found [August 25 1987 p9]
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Homosexuality question irks foster parents [August 25 1987 p5]
Subjects: Foster Care Homosexuality -
NH schools bursting [August 25 1987 p1]
Subjects: Growth School Buildings -
G.E., 2 other firms agree to pay $2.7m for dump cleanup [August 24 1987 p10]
Subjects: Hazardous Waste Sites Landfills -
Seabrook to pay evacuation volunteers [August 24 1987 p23]
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Governor backs plant, not PSNH [August 24 1987 p1]
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Hi-tech, low-profile NH firms finding big bucks in software [August 24 1987 p9]
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It pays to be an evacuation volunteer $500 a year [August 24 1987 pB1]
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Demers won't challenge Rep Smith in 88 [August 24 1987 pB2]
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Sununu says he backs Seabrook plant, not Public Service Company [August 24 1987 pB1]
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Foster parents plan protest of new law [August 24 1987 pA1]
Subjects: Foster Care Homosexuality -
Consumer advocate wants probe of power crunch [August 24 1987 pB6]
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Investigation sought into PSNH blackout warnings [August 24 1987 p1]
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$1 million grant will help NH cities, towns fight drugs Police in 90% of towns say drug use is prevalent, survey finds [August 23 1987 pA3]