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Two candidates, different paths: Rauh plans lean campaing; Smith files to surpass the spending limit [June 11 1996 pB1]
Subjects: Rauh, John Smith, Robert (U.S. Senator) -
Lamontagne lays out plan for fighting crime: drug dealers to be targeted [June 11 1996 pB1]
Subjects: Governor Governor-Republican Primary Candidates (1996) Lamontagne, Ovide (Chairman, State Board of Education) Republican Primary Candidates (1996)See also: SEE ALSO UL pA6 -
New laws aid crime victims: more will be known in juvenile cases [June 11 1996 pB2]
Subjects: HB 1173 (1996) Victims of Crimes -
Merrill won't back a candidates for F&G post [June 11 1996 pA9]
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Chandler eschews House Speaker bid [June 11 1996 pA9]
Subjects: Chandler, Gene (Representative) -
Sununu is lifesize form to return to State House [June 10 1996 pA4]
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Swett says he can win race: he kicks off fun for Senate [June 10 1996 p1]
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Governor sees video of rioters: life returning to normal for inmates at State Prison [June 10 1996 p1]
Subjects: Prisoners State Prison -
From trash to treasure trove: old dump has historians hoping [June 10 1996 p1]
Subjects: Canterbury Shaker Village -
Motorcycle Week to snarl traffic: shortucts sought for the locals [june 10 1996 pB1]
Subjects: Motorcycle Rally and Race Week Motorcycles -
Site may make Superfund list: federal program funding is uncertain [June 10 1996 pB2]
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Record 200,000 could rally for cycle week [Jun 9 1996 pC7]
Subjects: Laconia Motorcycle Rally and Race Week -
90 and going strong [Jun 9 1996 pC1]
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Bittersweet leave-taking for many NH priests [Jun 9 1996 pA17]
Subjects: Roman Catholic Diocese of Manchester -
More public access on way [Jun 9 1996 pA15]
Subjects: Boats and Boating Lakes -
Pregnancy discrimination complaints down drastically [Jun 9 1996 pA13]
Subjects: Discrimination Human Rights Commission -
Future of Superfund is at critical juncture [Jun 9 1996 pA12]
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Manchester throws a party [Jun 9 1996 pA1]
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Lawyer rules still on trial [Jun 9 1996 pA1]
Subjects: Attorneys -
State Prison inmate riot is put down [Jun 9 1996 pA1]
Subjects: Prisoners State Prison -
A fine point of law: new rules tattooists have to keep it clean [June 9 1996 pF1]
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Authorities closed in on the alleged bank robbers quickly [June 9 1996 pB2]
Subjects: Northeast Armored Transport Inc Robberies -
Hammond wonders where his friends have gone: Bass has co-opted conservative support [June 9 1996 p1]
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Utilities don't all come clean; pilot customers in quandary [June 9 1996 p1]
Subjects: Electric Rates Public Utilities -
Inmates' uprising quelled: unit heavily damaged [June 9 1996 p1]
Subjects: Prisoners State Prison