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Drill will be graded [Sept 16 1989 p1]
Subjects: Low Power Tests Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant-Low Power Tests U.S. Nuclear Regulatory CommissionSee also: SEE ALSO UL p4 -
Utility bidding war begins PSNH executive vows costly battle if plan rejected [Sept 16 1989 p1]
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State to meet waste deadline plan for industrial hazardous waste keeps cleanup money safe [Sept 16 1989 p2]
Subjects: Hazardous Waste Superfund -
New Hampshire remembers POW, MIAs [Sept 16 1989 p6]
Subjects: Missing in Action (MIA) Pease Air Force Base -
Smaller communities declare war on drugs [Sept 16 1989 p5]
Subjects: Cities and Towns Drugs -
Portsmouth lawyer disbarred in NH for misleading clients, lying to panel [Sept 15 1989 p7]
Subjects: Attorneys Fitzpatrick, James (Attorney) -
Gregg backs idea to take licenses from drug runners [Sept 15 1989 p1]
See also: SEE ALSO CM pB2 -
Gregg blasts feds for highway stall [Sept 15 1989 p4]
Subjects: Highways Highways-Route 101 Bypass Route 101 Bypass U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)See also: SEE ALSO NT 9/14 p2 & CM pB3 -
Another utility to file plan for Seabrook buyout [Sept 15 1989 p3]
Subjects: Acquisitions New England Electric System New England Electric System-Acquisitions Public Service Company (PSNH) Public Service Company (PSNH)-Reorganization ReorganizationSee also: SEE ALSO UL 9/16 p1 & CM 9/16 p2 -
New tourism director sees more people visiting NH [Sept 15 1989 p4]
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Smith targets programs to arrange funding [Sept 15 1989 p25]
Subjects: Drugs Smith, Robert (U.S. Representative) -
Delegation denies request for county raises [Sept 15 1989 p2]
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Board upholds pesticide ruling in Sanbornton; Coop holds off [Sept 15 1989 p8]
Subjects: Pesticides SanborntonSee also: SEE ALSO CM pB1 -
A.G. want defense lawyers to open files [Sept 15 1989]
Subjects: Criminal Procedures HB 759 (1989)See also: SEE ALSO UL p4 -
NH Liquor Commission making moves [Sept 15 1989 p4]
Subjects: Liquor Commission Liquor Industry -
Gregg urges local mandatory recycling [Sept 15 1989 p13]
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Wife's death leads Guilbert to quit House [Sept 15 1989 p2]
Subjects: Guilbert, Lionel (Representative) Guilbert, Lionel (Representative)-Resignation ResignationSee also: SEE ALSO UL 9/16 p4 -
Committee tells NRC Seabrook appears safe [Sept 15 1989 p14]
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Drug raid widow seeks $25 million from Hudson [Sept 15 1989 p8]
Subjects: Drugs Lavoie, BruceSee also: SEE ALSO same page Fatal Drug Raid & NT -
Tough questions, tougher problem Gregg warns students about drugs [Sept 15 1989 pB1]
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Six hundred (600) jam Lavoie hearing [Sept 14 1989 p1]
Subjects: Drugs Lavoie, BruceSee also: SEE ALSO same page Everyone, it seems, has an opinion on the shooting -
Special visions four New Hampshire poets read their work to benefit other writers [Sept 13 1989 pD1]
Subjects: Poets Writers and Publishers ProjectSee also: SEE ALSO UL 9/17 p1A -
Board chairman says education healthy in NH [Sept 14 1989 p6]
Subjects: Education State Board of Education -
Center created to teach values character education effort by state school board is fruitful [Sept 14 1989 p2]
See also: SEE ALSO CM pA1 -
Many students missed Bush's anti-drug speech: Manchester school officials - time inconvenient, technology lacking [Sept 14 1989 p7]