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Showing 5,995 articles from 1985 (page 53 of 240)
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Granite State 2nd in jail population increase [Sept 18 1985 p4 col 1]
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Adult Center wins grant [Sept 18 1985 p52 col 6]
Subjects: Adult Basic Education Office Adult Education -
Committee backs lethal injection for death sentence [Sept 18 1985 p3 col 4]
Subjects: Capital Punishment Lethal Injection -
It's Reagan Day in Reagan Country [Sept 18 1985 p1 col 6]
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NH Reagan go back to '68 [Sept 18 1985 p1 col 6]
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Concord primes for President [Sept 18 1985 p1 col 1]
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Tucker honored for supporting education [Sept 18 1985 p3 col 5]
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$107,991 grants go to NH communities [Sept 18 1985 p15 col 1]
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Concord welcomes Reagan [Sept 18 1985 p1 col 2]
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Liquor Commission dumps booze into river in protest of federal tax [Sept 18 1985 p12 col 1]
Subjects: Liquor Commission Liquor Industry -
Prosecutor finds no wrongdoing by Co-op [Sept 18 1985 p2 col 1]
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Liquor poured into river to protest tax increase [Sept 18 1985 p3 col 1]
Subjects: Herlihy, Robert Liquor Commission -
2 ex-commission chairmen lead state planning group [Sept 17 1985 p40 col 1]
Subjects: Keeney, Phyllis Regional Planning Commissions -
New Tri-State Lottery not hurting Mass. sales [Sept 17 1985 p10 col 3]
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Even Reagan opponents are happy he's coming [Sept 17 1985 p5 col 1]
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Whooping cough cases are increasing abnormally [Sept 17 1985 p5 col 1]
Subjects: Disease Control Bureau Whooping Cough -
$100,000 stolen from N.H. bank [Sept 17 1985 p21 col 1]
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President's agenda route set for NH visit [Sept 17 1985 p1 col 5]
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State officials to discuss potential AIDS problem [Sept 16 1985 p3 col 1]
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Maine man is lottery's first mega-winner [Sept 16 1985 p2 col 1]
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Charlestown man grocer of year [Sept 16 1985 p1 col 4]
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Reagan tax proposal could hurt real estate, timber sales [Sept 16 1985 p12 col 1]
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Insurance profit report disputed [Sept 16 1985 p1 col 1]
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Prison population at record high [Sept 16 1985 p4 col 4]
Subjects: Prisons State Prison -
Schools coping with growth Concord feels the effects of baby boom, new homes [Sept 16 1985 p1 col 1]