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Articles from 1991

• Few attend public hearing on biennial legislative sessions [Sept 11 1991 p10]

  Union Leader • September 11, 1991

  Subjects: Biennial Sessions General Court General Court-Biennial Sessions

• Concerns raised by NU about PSNH merger [Sept 11 1991 p4]

  Union Leader • September 11, 1991

  Subjects: Northeast Utilities Company Public Service Company (PSNH)

• Electric Coop's creditor plan going nowhere [Sept 11 1991 p5]

  Union Leader • September 11, 1991

  Subjects: Bankruptcy Electric Cooperative Electric Cooperative-Bankruptcy

• Currier's redistricting plan doesn't get much support [Sept 11 1991 p4]

  Union Leader • September 11, 1991

  Subjects: Currier, David (Representative) Redistricting
  See also: SEE ALSO CM 9/10 pB8

• SAU 53 is exonerated of discrimination against handicapped at Deerfield School [Sept 11 1991 p5]

  Union Leader • September 11, 1991

  Subjects: Deerfield Community School U.S. Education Department

• Swett visit is 10th to North Country [Sept 11 1991 p8]

  Union Leader • September 11, 1991

  Subjects: Swett, Richard (U.S. Representative)

• Ex-prison worker assails Powell is suit (RE: Roslyn Beaudet) [Sept 11 1991 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • September 11, 1991

  Subjects: Corrections Department Corrections Department-Lawsuits Lawsuits Powell, Ronald (Commissioner, Corrections Department)

• Gilman Crowell, served as chemist for state (d.o.d. September 10, 1991) [Sept 11 1991 pB2]

  Concord Monitor • September 11, 1991

  Subjects: Crowell, Gilman Crowell, Gilman-Obituary Obituary

• A is for agressive...and B is for the businesses that approach is luring to N.H. [Sept 10 1991 pD1]

  Concord Monitor • September 10, 1991

  Subjects: Economic Development Omni Quest Corporation

• Nashua area among the best for home deals [Sept 10 1991 p1]

  Nashua Telegraph • September 10, 1991

  Subjects: Nashua Real Estate Real Estate-Sales Sales

• Powell: murdered inamte asked for cell placement [Sept 10 1991 p1]

  Union Leader • September 10, 1991

  Subjects: Prisons State Prison

• House buying help not used; program suffered lack of publicity (RE: Bank Owned Affordable Housing) [Sept 10 1991 pB2]

  Concord Monitor • September 10, 1991

  Subjects: Affordable Housing Housing

• $8M down, $16M to go in personnel cost cutting [Sept 10 1991 p1]

  Union Leader • September 10, 1991

  Subjects: 93) Budget (FY92 Budget (FY92-93)
  See also: SEE ALSO CM pB1 & NT p3

• BankEast Corp bankrutpcy plan approved; stockholders have most to lose [Sept 10 1991 pB8]

  Concord Monitor • September 10, 1991

  Subjects: BankEast Corporation BankEast Corporation-Bankruptcy Bankruptcy Banks and Banking

• Private schools are feeling the economy's pinch [Sept 10 1991 p5]

  Union Leader • September 10, 1991

  Subjects: Economy Education

• State housing program sputters [Sept 10 1991 p1]

  Nashua Telegraph • September 10, 1991

  Subjects: Affordable Housing Housing

• Panel considering tougher rape law; lawmakers will study longer sentences (Joint Ad Hoc Committee to Study Rape Statutes - Hearings) [Sept 9 1991 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • September 9, 1991

  Subjects: Rape

• Fire safety in NH often falls on shoulders of volunteers [Sept 9 1991 p4]

  Union Leader • September 9, 1991

  Subjects: Fires Volunteers

• Still alive, and still fighting; diagnosed with AIDS four years ago, Bill Newman has outlivedexpectations and become the state's leading activist [Sept 9 1991 pD1]

  Concord Monitor • September 9, 1991

  Subjects: AIDS (Disease) Biography Newman, Bill Newman, Bill-Biography

• Program's goal: impoved sales of foreclosed homes [Sept 9 1991 p3]

  Nashua Telegraph • September 9, 1991

  Subjects: Housing Real Estate

• State will seek indictments in prison murders; prosecutor: suspects have been identified [Sept 9 1991 pA1]

  Concord Monitor • September 9, 1991

  Subjects: Prisons State Prison

• Boat dealers find it's harder to stay afloat [Sept 91 1991 p9]

  Union Leader • September 9, 1991

  Subjects: Boats and Boating Economy
  See also: SEE ALSO same page slump, fuel, tax hurt U.S. boat sales

• Campus remains on edge; investigation continues into worker's slaying [Sept 9 1991 pA1]

  Concord Monitor • September 9, 1991

  Subjects: Crime and Criminals Homicide

• Warning to cat owners; new strain of rabies moving toward state [Sept 9 1991 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • September 9, 1991

  Subjects: Animals Rabies

• Karner Blue may be endangered species [Sept 9 1991 pB8]

  Concord Monitor • September 9, 1991

  Subjects: Butterflies Endangered Species