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Articles from 1989

• Funding criticized for new emergency assistance program [Sept 8 1989 p6]

  Union Leader • September 8, 1989

  Subjects: Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC) Housing
  See also: SEE ALSO NT p1 & CM pB1

• Scamman wants DOT accounting cites Stickeny's efforts to save jobs [Sept 8 1989 p3]

  Nashua Telegraph • September 8, 1989

  Subjects: Employees Scamman, Douglas (House Speaker) Transportation Department Transportation Department-Employees

• Accessible education Bow man nominated to lead Voc-Ed [Sept 7 1989 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • September 7, 1989

  Subjects: 90) Gregg, Judd (Governor 1989 Gregg, Judd (Governor 1989-90)-Nominations Nominations Rafn, Jeffrey

• Need for two-way commuter railroad? [Sept 7 1989 p2]

  Nashua Telegraph • September 7, 1989

  Subjects: Nashua Railroads
  See also: SEE ALSO CM 9/8 pB3

• Riverbank asbestos cleanup set [Sept 7 1989 p1]

  Nashua Telegraph • September 7, 1989

  Subjects: Asbestos Merrimack River

• Conway voters prefer Route 16 western bypass [Sept 7 1989 p1]

  Union Leader • September 7, 1989

  Subjects: Conway Highways Highways-route 16 bypass route 16 bypass
  See also: SEE ALSO UL 9/8 p1

• Phase-out of camp lots OK'd [Sept 7 1989 p8]

  Union Leader • September 7, 1989

  Subjects: Governor and Council Resources and Economic Development Department (DRED)

• Corrections Boss: state needs new prison [Sept 7 1989 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • September 7, 1989

  Subjects: Powell, Ronald (Commissioner, Corrections Department) Prisons

• Ed. Board to study Kearsarge plan [Sept 7 1989 p8]

  Union Leader • September 7, 1989

  Subjects: Kearsarge Regional School District School Administrative Units (SAU) School Administrative Units (SAU)-Unit 43 Unit 43

• State may back more Public Service plans [Sept 7 1989 pB3]

  Concord Monitor • September 7, 1989

  Subjects: Public Service Company (PSNH) Public Service Company (PSNH)-Reorganization Reorganization
  See also: SEE ALSO NT p3

• Pease asbestos a worry in state takeover [Sept 7 1989 p8]

  Union Leader • September 7, 1989

  Subjects: Asbestos Pease Air Force Base

• Bid for archaeological site falls short (RE: Lochmere Archaelogical district) [Sept 7 1989 pB2]

  Concord Monitor • September 7, 1989

  Subjects: Archeology Belmont

• State Hospital's open design reflects focus on treatment [Sept 7 1989 pA1]

  Concord Monitor • September 7, 1989

  Subjects: Facilities Hospitals State Hospital State Hospital-Facilities
  See also: SEE ALSO same page Move to new building delayed until October

• Seabrook foes disrupt meeting on shutdown [Sept 7 1989 p12]

  Union Leader • September 7, 1989

  Subjects: Low Power Tests Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant-Low Power Tests U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission
  See also: SEE ALSO NT p3 & CM pB1 & UL 9/8 p7

• Council nominates liquor commissioner [Sept 6 1989 pB2]

  Concord Monitor • September 6, 1989

  Subjects: 90) Chairmen Gregg, Judd (Governor 1989 Gregg, Judd (Governor 1989-90)-Nominations Liquor Commission Liquor Commission-Chairmen Nominations
  See also: SEE ALSO NT 9/7 p4

• Pure water draft plan sets system of priorities [Sept 6 1989 p6]

  Union Leader • September 6, 1989

  Subjects: Groundwater Water Supply
  See also: SEE ALSO CM pB3

• Job market remains tight survey finds fewer firms expect to add personnel [Sept 6 1989 p16]

  Nashua Telegraph • September 6, 1989

  Subjects: Employment Manpower Inc Manpower Inc-Surveys Surveys

• Some State Prison inmates to undergo Boot Camp [Sept 6 1989 p6]

  Union Leader • September 6, 1989

  Subjects: Corrections Department Prisons

• Super splash: Notre Dame span will tumble into river today [Sept 6 1989 p5]

  Union Leader • September 6, 1989

  Subjects: Manchester Notre Dame Bridge
  See also: SEE ALSO UL 9/7 p1

• Fed standards hike cost burden at nursing homes [Sept 6 1989 p6]

  Union Leader • September 6, 1989

  Subjects: General Court General Court-Study Committees Nursing Homes Study Committees

• Murabito lawyer to file allegations about dad [Sept 6 1989 p8]

  Union Leader • September 6, 1989

  Subjects: Murabito, Jesse Murabito, Mark

• Hundreds of volunteers working to clean up Connecticut River [Sept 6 1989 p5]

  Union Leader • September 6, 1989

  Subjects: Connecticut Volunteers

• Crowd protest Hudson killing [Sept 6 1989 p1]

  Union Leader • September 6, 1989

  Subjects: Hudson Town Council Protesters
  See also: SEE ALSO NT p1

• State, local officials like what they hear [Sept 6 1989 pA1]

  Concord Monitor • September 6, 1989

  Subjects: Bush, George (U.S. President) Drugs
  See also: SEE ALSO UL p1 & 14

• Howard sworn is as U.S. Attorney top federal law enforcement official vows drug war in NH can be won [Sept 6 1989 p4]

  Union Leader • September 6, 1989

  Subjects: Howard, Jeffrey (U.S. Attorney) U.S. Attorney
  See also: SEE ALSO CM pB1