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Articles from 1994

• NH economy continues to show improvement [July 21 1994 p9]

  Union Leader • July 21, 1994

  Subjects: Economy

• AG spells out policy on taping: state to presecute only flagrant cases [July 21 1994 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • July 21, 1994

  Subjects: Attorney General's Office Attorney General's Office-Decisions Decisions Wiretapping

• Bramante's tax reform proposal gains mixed support: education board, taxpayers' leaders find plan agreeable [July 21 1994 pB3]

  Concord Monitor • July 21, 1994

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

• Attorney General Howard declares independence from political bias [July 21 1994 p6]

  Union Leader • July 21, 1994

  Subjects: Attorney General's Office Howard, Jeffrey (Attorney General)

• Correctional facility could become college [July 21 1994 p6]

  Union Leader • July 21, 1994

  Subjects: Fraser, Leo (Senator) Lakes Region Facility

• Rough new school formula is drafted: release is expected within a few weeks [July 21 1994 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • July 21, 1994

  Subjects: 94) Education Education-Finances Finances Merrill, Stephen (Governor 1993 Merrill, Stephen (Governor 1993-94)
  See also: SEE ALSO NT p6

• Study finds drop in wife beating [July 20 1994 p1]

  Union Leader • July 20, 1994

  Subjects: Family Research Laboratory (UNH) Family Research Laboratory (UNH)-Studies Spouse Abuse Studies

• Bramante to Merrill: $1,000 for your thoughts: Governor's challenger wants debates [July 20 1994 p1]

  Concord Monitor • July 20, 1994

  Subjects: Bramante, Fred (Member, State Board of Education) Governor Governor-Republican Primary Candidates (1994) Republican Primary Candidates (1994)
  See also: SEE ALSO UL p6 & CM 7/19 p1

• UNH announces plans to diversify: minority students and faculty to be targeted [July 20 1994 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • July 20, 1994

  Subjects: Minorities University of New Hampshire (UNH)

• Pease still at large though on smaller scale [July 20 1994 p1]

  Union Leader • July 20, 1994

  Subjects: Pease, Warren (Journalist)

• State ranks last in U.S. for computers in schools [July 19 1994 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • July 19, 1994

  Subjects: Computers Education
  See also: SEE ALSO NT p1 & UL 7/20 p6

• Expansion plan's outlook favorable: state is working closely with engineers [July 19 1994 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • July 19, 1994

  Subjects: Highways Highways-Route 106 Route 106

• States team up to crate an electronic welfare card: paper would be replaced by ATM-style credits [July 19 1994 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • July 19, 1994

  Subjects: Public Assistance

• Incumbents PACed with campaign cash: Congressmen's opponents fare far worse [July 19 1994 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • July 19, 1994

  Subjects: Campaign Finances Political Action Committees
  See also: SEE ALSO BSG 7/17 pNH1

• 200 people pack hearing on Merrimack: more to be heard from in August [July 19 1994 p1]

  Concord Monitor • July 19, 1994

  Subjects: Merrimack River Wild and Scenic River Act

• Smith all fired up for waste savior nuclear reactors: spent-fuel plants face Senate battle [July 17 1994 pB4]

  Concord Monitor • July 17, 1994

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

• Voters are more satisfied with life in state, poll says [July 17 1994 pNH18]

  Boston Sunday Globe NH Weekly • July 17, 1994

  Subjects: Economy Taxation

• A crowd in the second: 12 want a chance to take on Swett [July 17 1994 pNH1]

  Boston Sunday Globe NH Weekly • July 17, 1994

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

• Splash clash lakes are public but not the access [July 17 1994 pNH1]

  Boston Sunday Globe NH Weekly • July 17, 1994

  Subjects: Lakes and Ponds Public Waters

• Man's passions shape museum: displays show WW II era in war and peace [July 17 1994 pB3]

  Concord Monitor • July 17, 1994

  Subjects: Museums Wright Museum

• Peeved lawmakers would prefer an elected attorney: push for change is an annual affair [July 17 1994 pB2]

  Concord Monitor • July 17, 1994

  Subjects: Attorney General's Office Attorney General's Office-Proposed Legislation Proposed Legislation

• King: governor's plan does little: others praise Merrill's kindergarten initiative [July 16 1994 p1]

  Concord Monitor • July 16, 1994

  Subjects: Education King, Wayne (Senator)

• UNH poll finds unexpected support for increase in state aid to schools [July 16 1994 p10]

  Union Leader • July 16, 1994

  Subjects: Opinion Polls Survey Center (UNH)
  See also: SEE ALSO UL 7/15 p8

• Governor's package gets mixed reviews [July 16 1994 p1 & 10]

  Union Leader • July 16, 1994

  Subjects: 94) Education Education-State Aid Merrill, Stephen (Governor 1993 Merrill, Stephen (Governor 1993-94) State Aid
  See also: SEE ALSO CM p1 & NT p1

• Confusion whirls over river status: federal control is feared [July 15 1994 p1]

  Concord Monitor • July 15, 1994

  Subjects: Merrimack River Wild and Scenic River Act