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Articles from 1993

• Bolle finding success with Lord Byron [June 13 1993 p1E]

  Union Leader • June 13, 1993

  Subjects: Bolle, James (Conductor, New Hampshire Symphony Orchestra) New Hampshire Symphony Orchestra

• Jury still out on local Perot group's power: he'll make first state visit since election [June 13 1993 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • June 13, 1993

  Subjects: Perot, Ross

• Open road doesn't beckon these cycles [June 13 1993 pNH1]

  Boston Sunday Globe NH Weekly • June 13, 1993

  Subjects: Bicycles and Bicycling Mountains

• University System seeks a new leader [June 13 1993 pNH1]

  Boston Sunday Globe NH Weekly • June 13, 1993

  Subjects: Chairmen University System of New Hampshire (USNH) University System of New Hampshire (USNH)-Chairmen

• Ellsworth: atempest in a tiny town [June 13 1993 pNH10]

  Boston Sunday Globe NH Weekly • June 13, 1993

  Subjects: Ellsworth (N.H.)

• KSC offers unhappy teacher a buyout [June 12 1993 p4]

  Union Leader • June 12, 1993

  Subjects: Keene State College (KSC) Teachers

• Judge uses hate-crime law [June 12 1993 p1]

  Union Leader • June 12, 1993

  Subjects: Crime and Criminals Superior Court

• Legislation would allow towns to regulate noise [June 12 1993 p23]

  Nashua Telegraph • June 12, 1993

  Subjects: Noise Pollution

• New federal landfill policy outlined at waste conference [June 11 1993 p6]

  Union Leader • June 11, 1993

  Subjects: Landfills

• Hospital cuts 120 workers in Concord [June 11 1993 p1]

  Union Leader • June 11, 1993

  Subjects: Concord Hospital Employees Hospitals Hospitals-Employees

• Epsom Library to hold 100-hour infothon [June 11 1993 p7]

  Union Leader • June 11, 1993

  Subjects: Epsom Public Library Libraries

• Shipyard supporters have big plans for closure panel [June 11 1993 p8]

  Union Leader • June 11, 1993

  Subjects: Portsmouth Naval Shipyard

• Gay rights law may go to voters [June 11 1993 p9]

  Union Leader • June 11, 1993

  Subjects: Civil Rights Portsmouth

• Nashua pupil diagnosed with TB: first-grade classmates to be tested [June 11 1993 p7]

  Union Leader • June 11, 1993

  Subjects: Tuberculosis

• Mall of NH wants to double size [June 11 1993 p1]

  Union Leader • June 11, 1993

  Subjects: Mall of New Hampshire New England Development Company

• Lake Wentworth group denied use of 2-4-D to Milfoil [June 11 1993 p5]

  Union Leader • June 11, 1993

  Subjects: Lakes and Ponds Milfoil

• Rockingham County beef contaminated [June 11 1993 p9]

  Union Leader • June 11, 1993

  Subjects: Rockingham County U.S. Agriculture Department

• Assistant AG Spencer gets nod as state Fire Standards chief [June 10 1993 p11]

  Union Leader • June 10, 1993

  Subjects: Fire Standards and Training Commission Spencer, Jeffrey (Assistant Attorney General)

• State's Job Training Council gets $13 million boost [June 10 1993 p11]

  Union Leader • June 10, 1993

  Subjects: Job Training Council

• Business tax talks continue: Senate makes pitch for new proposal [June 10 1993 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • June 10, 1993

  Subjects: Business Profits Tax Business Profits Tax-Proposed Legislation Proposed Legislation Taxation
  See also: SEE ALSO UL p8

• State Rep. petitions for toll review [June 10 1993 p6]

  Union Leader • June 10, 1993

  Subjects: Toll Roads

• Barber to seek Merrill's support in dog-in-shop dispute with board [June 10 1993 p7]

  Union Leader • June 10, 1993

  Subjects: Barbering, Cosmetology and Esthetics Board Longval, Normand (Barber)

• CMC reassures pro-lifers: no abortion policy will stay [June 10 1993 p1]

  Union Leader • June 10, 1993

  Subjects: Abortion Hospitals

• Hospitals [June 10 1993 p4]

  Union Leader • June 10, 1993

  Subjects: Hospitals Hospitals-Overview Overview

• Despite doctors' help, a sickly bald eagle dies: found in Rye, it was treated for pneumonia [June 10 1993 p1]

  Concord Monitor • June 10, 1993

  Subjects: Birds Eagles