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Wisconsin Governor making 1st NH visit [May 17 1995 pA4]
Subjects: Thompson, Tommy (Governor, Wisconsin) -
Power says he warned Japanese in the 1980s of rumors [May 17 1995 pA4]
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State worker pact contains no pay hikes [May 17 1995 p1]
Subjects: Contracts Salaries State Employees State Employees Association (SEA) State Employees Association (SEA)-Contracts State Employees-SalariesSee also: SEE ALSO CM p1 -
Civic Center may get a boost: tax credits win Senate approval [May 17 1995 p1]
Subjects: Civic Center Concord -
Ex-employee wants $750,000: jury deliberates in Tech suit [May 17 1995 pB1]
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NH high tec entrepreneurs of year named [May 17 1995 pB7]
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Governor won't veto powerball [May 17 1995 p1]
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Liquor Commission's Acorce stays for now [May 17 1995 pA6]
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Lesbians battle over child visitation rights [May 17 1995 pA5]
Subjects: Homosexuality Superior Court -
Banks to foreclose on King Ridge resort: snow-free winter sinks ski area [May 16 1995 p1]
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Much talk but no action on prison: local opposition, cost derail construction plans [May 16 1995 p1]
Subjects: Prisons State Prison -
Programs for delinquents facing cuts: Senate dusts off rejected proposal [May 16 1995 pB1]
Subjects: Juvenile Delinquents Youth -
Ex-officials offer views on why NH won't go for school grants [May 16 1995 pA4]
Subjects: Education Federal Aid -
State to scrap commercial turnpike toll discount [May 16 1995 pA6]
Subjects: Toll Roads Turnpikes -
Independent governing body sought for former Laconia State School [May 16 1995 pA7]
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College wishes O'Connell well: accomplishments of 10 years are touted [May 15 1995 p1]
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Voters debate how to vote: bills allow secret balloting instead of town meeting rite [may 15 1995 p1]
Subjects: Ballots Cities and TownsSee also: SEE ALSO NT p1 -
Experts consider Goals 2000: grant plans could affect lawsuits and politics [May 15 1995 p1]
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Gramm pledges to keep NH primary first [May 15 1995 pA5]
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Unique kids' cafe booms [May 15 1995 p1]
Subjects: Kids' Cafe Volunteers -
Hudson woman launches effort to get a larger library in town [May 15 1995 pA5]
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Collecting tolls along the information superhighway: businesses, schools struggle to stay on-line [May 15 1995 p1]
Subjects: Internet Telecommunications -
Tudor lifestyle: still a treasure after all these years [may 15 1995 p7]
Subjects: Tudor, Tasha (N.H. Author & Illustrator) -
Clinton among commencement speakers [May 14 1995 pNH10]
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Northeast, Hydro-Quebec dial examined [May 14 1995 pNH9]
Subjects: Hydro Quebec Northeast Utilities Company