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Articles from 1992

• Gregg wins on abortion law, may face spending bill fight [May 31 1992 pNH3]

  Boston Sunday Globe NH Weekly • May 31, 1992

  Subjects: Abortion General Court

• Humphrey says he will leave Senate: foreign markets lure conservative [May 30 1992 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • May 30, 1992

  Subjects: Humphrey, Gordon (Senator) Humphrey, Gordon (Senator)-Retirement Retirement
  See also: SEE ALSO UL 5/29 p4

• State plans to restore Allenstown Meeting House [May 30 1992 p6]

  Union Leader • May 30, 1992

  Subjects: Allenstown Resources and Economic Development Department (DRED)

• Pease hotels, Civic Center proposed [May 30 1992 p1]

  Union Leader • May 30, 1992

  Subjects: Pease Development Authority

• James R. Kelsey, former NH legislator, bridge engineer [May 30 1992]

  Union Leader • May 30, 1992

  Subjects: Kelsey, James (Representative) Kelsey, James (Representative)-Obituary Obituary

• State's jobless rate soars to nine-year high [May 29 1992 p1]

  Nashua Telegraph • May 29, 1992

  Subjects: Unemployment Rate

• Bank of Boston pledges $250M for N.H. [May 29 1992 p16]

  Nashua Telegraph • May 29, 1992

  Subjects: Bank of Boston Banks and Banking

• State's release of toxic chemicals fell in '90: EPA reports 31 percent reduction [May 28 1992 pB10]

  Concord Monitor • May 28, 1992

  Subjects: Chemicals Hazardous Materials

• House passes budget trailer bill [May 28 1992 p6]

  Union Leader • May 28, 1992

  Subjects: 93) Budget (FY92 Budget (FY92-93)-Supplemental Appropriations Supplemental Appropriations Vetoes
  See also: SEE ALSO same page House sustains veto of drug forfeiture bill & CM p1

• Chambers to leave legislature [May 28 1992 p1]

  Concord Monitor • May 28, 1992

  Subjects: Chambers, Mary (House Minority Leader) Chambers, Mary (House Minority Leader)-Retirement Retirement
  See also: SEE ALSO UL p4 & NT p7

• The poet's good fight: Donald Hall stands at the center of a fierce debate over public funding for art in America [May 28 1992 pD1]

  Concord Monitor • May 28, 1992

  Subjects: hall, Donald (Poet)

• Carroll found guilty [May 28 1992 p1]

  Union Leader • May 28, 1992

  Subjects: Carroll, Jason Crime and Criminals

• Summit hears NH opposition to rail proposal [May 28 1992 p11]

  Union Leader • May 28, 1992

  Subjects: Railroads

• Senate hopeful wants radical change [May 28 1992 pB2]

  Concord Monitor • May 28, 1992

  Subjects: Republican Primary Candidates (1992) Ross, Warren U.S. Senate U.S. Senate-Republican Primary Candidates (1992)
  See also: SEE ALSO UL p4

• State protection of children falls far short, critics charge [May 28 1992 p5]

  Nashua Telegraph • May 28, 1992

  Subjects: Child Abuse Children and Youth Services Division
  See also: SE ALSO same page State social worker is rooting... & UL p6

• Helms stays on course: Democrat seeks safe route to the State House [May 28 1992 p1]

  Concord Monitor • May 28, 1992

  Subjects: Governor governor-Primary Candidates (1992) Helms, Ned (Edgar) Primary Candidates (1992)

• Bow woman confirmed to Superior Court [May 27 1992 p6]

  Union Leader • May 27, 1992

  Subjects: Appointments Conboy, Carol Ann (Judge, Superior Court) Governor and Council Governor and Council-Appointments

• Liquor sales on the rise: Portsmouth store leads the way [May 27 1992 pB10]

  Concord Monitor • May 27, 1992

  Subjects: Liquor Liquor-Sales Sales

• Dover man claims to have conclusive evidence Naval Shipyard is in New Hampshire [May 27 1992 p4]

  Union Leader • May 27, 1992

  Subjects: Portsmouth Naval Shipyard

• NH firms relieved by limits imposed on tax collection [May 27 1992 p10]

  Union Leader • May 27, 1992

  Subjects: Sales Tax Taxation

• In NH, opinions still differ over holiday observance [May 27 1992 p1]

  Union Leader • May 27, 1992

  Subjects: Holidays Memorial Day

• Rare orchid occupies secret spot: one of 50 sites in North America (Small Whorled Pogonia) [May 27 1992 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • May 27, 1992

  Subjects: Endangered Species Flowers

• Early help for NH children is hit or miss (RE: preschool children) [May 26 1992 p4]

  Union Leader • May 26, 1992

  Subjects: Children Education

• Caught in the NET: in-state phone rate hike hit small customers hard [May 26 1992 pD11]

  Concord Monitor • May 26, 1992

  Subjects: Public Utilities Commission (PUC) Rates Telephones Telephones-Rates

• Half a century is enough, says Bedford, chief (picture included) [May 26 1992 p5]

  Union Leader • May 26, 1992

  Subjects: Bedford Retirement Wiggin, Ralph (Fire Chief, Bedford) Wiggin, Ralph (Fire Chief, Bedford)-Retirement