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Articles from 1987

• State Council on the Arts awards $270,000 in grants [August 7 1987 p36]

  Union Leader • August 7, 1987

  Subjects: Arts Council Bonaiuto, Susan (Director, Arts Council)

• High Court rules PSNH not liable for house fire [August 7 1987 p4]

  Union Leader • August 7, 1987

  Subjects: Decisions Laconia Supreme Court Supreme Court-Decisions

• Former NH man writes book on cirtical television viewing [August 7 1987 p4] (Re: The Critical Viewing of Television: An Educator's Handbook)

  Union Leader • August 7, 1987

  Subjects: Media Splaine, John (Author)

• PSNH challenge will fail [August 7 1987 p1]

  Nashua Telegraph • August 7, 1987

  Subjects: Construction Work in Progress (CWIP) Public Service Company (PSNH)

• Committee will study one-way turnpike tolls [August 7 1987 p4]

  Union Leader • August 7, 1987

  Subjects: Nelson, Mary (Senator) Toll Roads

• Consumers say no to PSNH rate hike plan [August 7 1987 p1]

  Union Leader • August 7, 1987

  Subjects: Electric Rates Public Service Company (PSNH)

• Portsmouth owes victim $500,000 [August 7 1987 p3]

  Union Leader • August 7, 1987

  Subjects: Daigle, Dale Decisions Supreme Court Supreme Court-Decisions

• Contract to compile health care data is up for council approval [August 6 1987 p6]

  Union Leader • August 6, 1987

  Subjects: Hospital Association Public Health Services Division

• Sununu sympathetic to rate hike request [August 6 1987 p1]

  Nashua Telegraph • August 6, 1987

  Subjects: 88) Public Service Company (PSNH) Sununu, John (Governor 1987 Sununu, John (Governor 1987-88)

• Sununu to name new superior court justice [August 6 1987 p3]

  Union Leader • August 6, 1987

  Subjects: 88) Justices Nominations Sununu, John (Governor 1987 Sununu, John (Governor 1987-88)-Nominations Superior Court Superior Court-Justices

• State clinics may soon stop offering free AIDs testing [August 6 1987 p6]

  Union Leader • August 6, 1987

  Subjects: AIDS (Disease) Health Care Facilities

• Planners say Nashua will be state's largest city by 2000 [August 6 1987 p3]

  Union Leader • August 6, 1987

  Subjects: Growth Nashua

• McAuliffe memorial design selected, fund raising begins [August 6 1987 p32]

  Nashua Telegraph • August 6, 1987

  Subjects: HB 238 (1987) McAuliffe, Christa McAuliffe, Christa-Memorials Memorials

• House rejects measure opposing nuke plants [August 6 1987 p1]

  Union Leader • August 6, 1987

  Subjects: Emergency Evacuation Plan Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant-Emergency Evacuation Plan U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission
  See also: SEE ALSO CM pB1 & NT p1

• Projection: 1.75 million residents in state by 2010 [August 6 1987 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • August 6, 1987

  Subjects: Population Population-Projections Projections State Planning Office

• PSNH asks 15% emergency rate hike: Threatens to halt hookups on September 1 [August 6 1987 p1]

  Nashua Telegraph • August 6, 1987

  Subjects: Campaign for Ratepayers' Rights Public Service Company (PSNH)
  See also: SEE ALSO UL p1

• Right to refuse service is questioned, blasted [August 6 1987 p1]

  Union Leader • August 6, 1987

  Subjects: Public Service Company (PSNH) Public Utilities Commission (PUC)

• Maine, New Hampshire to share gasline [August 5 1987 pB2]

  Concord Monitor • August 5, 1987

  Subjects: Canada Gas Pipeline

• Seabrook opponents take heart in appeals court [August 5 1987 pB3]

  Concord Monitor • August 5, 1987

  Subjects: Safety Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant-Safety U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission

• McAuliffe memorial is chosen [August 5 1987 pA1]

  Concord Monitor • August 5, 1987

  Subjects: McAuliffe, Christa McAuliffe, Christa-Memorials Memorials

• Sweepstakes director in line for new job [August 5 1987]

  Concord Monitor • August 5, 1987

  Subjects: Commissioner Jones, George (Director, Sweepstakes Commission) Resources and Economic Development Department (DRED) Resources and Economic Development Department (DRED)-Commissioner

• Rudman says hearings did not sway opinion: NH politicians say hearings didn't hurt status of GOP [August 5 1987 p1]

  Union Leader • August 5, 1987

  Subjects: Iran Contra Hearings Rudman, Warren (U.S. Senator)

• Legislature pursues condiminium conversion bills [August 5 1987 p34]

  Nashua Telegraph • August 5, 1987

  Subjects: Condominiums HB 616 (1987)

• Fairness doctrine is repealed by FCC: NH radio, TV hail decision, Seabrook foes deplore it [August 5 1987]

  Union Leader • August 5, 1987

  Subjects: Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Television

• Authorities search junkyard remove samples [August 5 1987 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • August 5, 1987

  Subjects: Hazardous Waste Sites Tilton