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Articles from 1999

• Smith suggests 3rd party possible [May 19 1999 p1]

  Union Leader • May 19, 1999

  Subjects: Presidential Primaries (2000) Smith, Robert (U.S. Senator)
  See also: SEE ALSO CM p1

• Hells Angels go to prison for melee in Laconia [May 19 1999 p1]

  Union Leader • May 19, 1999

  Subjects: Hell's Angels Motorcycles

• Bright NH job outlook aids displaced workers [May 19 1999 p1]

  Union Leader • May 19, 1999

  Subjects: Compaq Computer Corp. Job Training Council

• State in deal to lower prison's phone rates [May 19 1999 p]

  Concord Monitor • May 19, 1999

  Subjects: State Prison Telephones

• Senate committee says state should decide on access road: amended bill calls for a legislative study [May 19 1999 p1]

  Concord Monitor • May 19, 1999

  Subjects: New Hampshire International Speedway (NHIS) Racetracks

• $18 million school funding snafu found: $825 million isn't enough in aid formula [May 19 1999 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • May 19, 1999

  Subjects: Education Education-Finances Finances HB 117 (1999)

• PSNH posts high first-quarter profits: reduced electric rates go before House [May 19 1999 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • May 19, 1999

  Subjects: Electric Rates Public Service Company (PSNH)

• NH watching efforts to sell Seabrook nuclear power plant [May 18 1999 pA1 & A14]

  Union Leader • May 18, 1999

  Subjects: Northeast Utilities Company Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant

• AES gas plant gets OK from state [May 18 1999 p1]

  Union Leader • May 18, 1999

  Subjects: AES Corporation Natural Gas

• Compaq closing Salem plant, cutting 900 jobs [May 18 1999 p1]

  Union Leader • May 18, 1999

  Subjects: Compaq Computer Corp. Salem

• NH again best in child health [May 18 1999 p1]

  Union Leader • May 18, 1999

  Subjects: Children's Alliance of New Hampshire National 1999 Kids Count Data Book
  See also: SEE ALSO CM p1

• Commissioner: state HHS budget faces $25 million funding shortfall [May 18 1999 p1]

  Union Leader • May 18, 1999

  Subjects: Budget (FY2001) Health and Human Services Department Health and Human Services Department-Budget (FY2001) Shumway, Donald (Commissioner, Health and Human Services Department)

• KKK in NH: Klansmen expalin visit to town of Washington [May 18 1999 pC1]

  Union Leader • May 18, 1999

  Subjects: Ku Klux Klan (KKK) Washington
  See also: SEE ALSO CM pB1

• Breaking par: Ragged Mountain driving to offer an unparalleled golf experience [May 18 1999 pD1]

  Concord Monitor • May 18, 1999

  Subjects: Golf Courses Ragged Mountain Golf Club

• UNH lines up Rowe: Hoop coach turned around PSC & KSC [May 18 1999 pC1]

  Concord Monitor • May 18, 1999

  Subjects: Basketball University of New Hampshire (UNH)

• State's tech schools adding courses [May 18 1999 p1]

  Concord Monitor • May 18, 1999

  Subjects: Budget Community Technical Colleges Community Technical Colleges-Budget

• Threat of cuts worries UNH leaders: some lawmakers eyeing university [May 18 1999 p1]

  Concord Monitor • May 18, 1999

  Subjects: Budget University of New Hampshire (UNH) University of New Hampshire (UNH)-Budget

• Portsmouth plans to sue state over Claremont funding [May 18 1999 pA8]

  Union Leader • May 18, 1999

  Subjects: Education Education-Finances Finances Lawsuits Portsmouth Portsmouth-Lawsuits

• Buchanan opens office for NH primary campaign [May 16 1999 pA7]

  Union Leader • May 17, 1999

  Subjects: Buchanan, Pat Presidential Primaries (2000) Presidential Primaries (2000)-Republican Primary Candidates Republican Primary Candidates

• Mich. Democrats challenge NH primary status [May 16 1999 pA7]

  Union Leader • May 17, 1999

  Subjects: First in the Nation Michigan Presidential Primaries Presidential Primaries-First in the Nation

• State budget dominates action in legislature [May 17 1999 pA2]

  Union Leader • May 17, 1999

  Subjects: 01) Budget (FY00 Budget (FY00-01)

• Cooperative schools head back to court [May 17 1999 p1]

  Concord Monitor • May 17, 1999

  Subjects: Cooperative School Districts Education Education-Finances Finances

• Quilters' work heads to refugees: 2,000 blankets are sent to kids overseas [May 17 1999 p1]

  Concord Monitor • May 17, 1999

  Subjects: ABC Quilts Refugees

• Tobacco taboo hits state's prisons: no-smoking policy to be implemented by 2000 [May 17 1999 p1]

  Concord Monitor • May 17, 1999

  Subjects: Smoking State Prison

• Report: Seabrook sale likely: PSNH owners expect to find buyer, merger [May 17 1999 p1]

  Concord Monitor • May 17, 1999

  Subjects: Public Service Company (PSNH) Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant