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Articles from 1994

• Navigating the information highway (RE: Internet) [Aug 1994 (5:51) p24]

  New Hampshire Premier • July 31, 1994

  Subjects: Computers Telecommunications

• A league of our own [Aug 1994 (11:8) p12]

  Business NH • July 31, 1994

  Subjects: Baseball Rath, Thomas

• New World order [Aug 1994 (5:51) p37]

  New Hampshire Premier • July 31, 1994

  Subjects: Drum Inc Native Americans

• The late outdoors (RE: Drive-ins) [Aug 1994 (5:51) p34+]

  New Hampshire Premier • July 31, 1994

  Subjects: History Movie Theaters Movie Theaters-History

• The choice is yours [Aug 1994 (5:51) p7]

  New Hampshire Premier • July 31, 1994

  Subjects: Governor Governor-Primary Candidates (1994) Primary Candidates (1994) Primary Elections (1994)

• Ride 'em, Cowboy [Aug 1994 (5:51) p32+]

  New Hampshire Premier • July 31, 1994

  Subjects: Bartlett Rodeos

• Common ground: Russia and New Hampshire ride the winds of exchange [Aug 1994 (5:51) p16+]

  New Hampshire Premier • July 31, 1994

  Subjects: Foreign Trade Russia Society of New Hampshire

• Tough and tireless [Aug 1994 (5:51) p31]

  New Hampshire Premier • July 31, 1994

  Subjects: Biography Gagnon, Paul (U.S. District Attorney) Gagnon, Paul (U.S. District Attorney)-Biography

• Endangered animals win a few: others, such as lynx, appear gone from state [July 31 1994 p1]

  Concord Monitor • July 31, 1994

  Subjects: Animals Endangered Species

• 2nd district republicans jostling each other: honeymoon shows signs of wearing thin [July 31 1994 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • July 31, 1994

  Subjects: District Two (1994) Primary Elections (1994) Republican Primary Candidates U.S. House U.S. House-Republican Primary Candidates - District Two (1994)

• Nuclear drills failed to get message out: state held accountable [July 31 1994 p1]

  Concord Monitor • July 31, 1994

  Subjects: Nuclear Incident Nuclear Power Plants

• State economy seeks a new level [July 31 1994 pNH14]

  Boston Sunday Globe NH Weekly • July 31, 1994

  Subjects: Business and Industry Economic Development

• State's historic treasures are nither and you [July 31 1994 pNH1]

  Boston Sunday Globe NH Weekly • July 31, 1994

  Subjects: Historic Preservation Historical Resources Division

• 469 workers are laid off at shipyard [Jly 30 1994 p1]

  Union Leader • July 30, 1994

  Subjects: Employees Portsmouth Naval Shipyard Portsmouth Naval Shipyard-Employees

• Hagan blasts Merrill on Goals 2000 money [July 30 1994 p4]

  Union Leader • July 30, 1994

  Subjects: Education Department State Board of Education

• Tight UNH budget to put new president in bind: competing interests await Nitzschke's successor [July 30 1994 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • July 30, 1994

  Subjects: Nitzschke, Dale (President, UNH) University of New Hampshire (UNH)
  See also: SEE ALSO UL 7/29 p6

• Clinton picks local lawyer for national service board: previous nomination for Gallagher blocked [July 30 1994 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • July 30, 1994

  Subjects: AmeriCorps Appointments Gallagher, Chris (Attorney) Gallagher, Chris (Attorney)-Appointments

• Director Connor resigns port authority post [July 30 1994 p5]

  Union Leader • July 30, 1994

  Subjects: Connor, Ernest (Director, Port Authority) Connor, Ernest (Director, Port Authority)-Resignation Resignation

• Fees sought for public documents: law now forbids research charges [July 30 1994 p1]

  Concord Monitor • July 30, 1994

  Subjects: Cities and Towns Cities and Towns-Proposed Legislation Municipal Association Proposed Legislation

• SEA's Parker: court ruling guts collective bargaining [July 29 1994 p6]

  Union Leader • July 29, 1994

  Subjects: Decisions Parker, Dennis (Director, SEA) Supreme Court Supreme Court-Decisions

• Libertarian Governor hopefuls offer plans [July 29 1994 p6]

  Union Leader • July 29, 1994

  Subjects: Libertarian Party Primary Elections (1994)

• Smith, gregg differ on Breyer: Smith opposes nomination over abortion, school prayer [July 29 1994 p1]

  Concord Monitor • July 29, 1994

  Subjects: Gregg, Judd (U.S. Senator) Smith, Robert (U.S. Senator)

• Tri-star pictures to spend $3 million filming in Keene [July 28 1994 p5]

  Union Leader • July 28, 1994

  Subjects: Keene Motion Pictures

• DCYF wants 46 more juvenile service officers [July 28 1994 p10]

  Union Leader • July 28, 1994

  Subjects: Children, Youth and Families Division (DCYF) State Employees

• Interim UNH job gets top priority [July 28 1994 p1]

  Union Leader • July 28, 1994

  Subjects: President University of New Hampshire (UNH) University of New Hampshire (UNH)-President