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CWIP factor enters Bankruptcy manuevers [Dec 14 1988 p15]
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Battle promised over Democratic Party chair [Dec 14 1988 p3]
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Rare plant may vanish in NH and VT (RE: Robbin's milkvetch) [Dec 14 1988 p19]
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VA budget cuts to affect 2,000 veterans [Dec 14 1988 p3]
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Surrogate rules mulled legislative panel narrows options for parenting law [Dec 14 1988 p1]
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Land conservation acquisitions OK'd [Dec 14 1988 p12]
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Bourque mulls move on liquor tax rehab efforts [Dec 14 1988 p19]
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Douglas spent $622,000 in congressional race [Dec 13 1988 pB1]
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Head of NH Democrats seek reelection [Dec 13 1988 p4]
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Seabrook owners till trying to replace skipped payments [Dec 13 1988 pB2]
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Rudman says Sununu will need patience in White House post...but chief of staff can be fall guy when problems arise [Dec 13 1988 p3]
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High court rules for fired social worker [Dec 13 1988 p3]
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Please stay turned Rudman has plan for PSNH, but he'll say no more for now [Dec 13 1988 pB1]
Subjects: Interviews Public Service Company (PSNH) Public Service Company (PSNH)-Reorganization Reorganization Rudman, Warren (U.S. Senator) Rudman, Warren (U.S. Senator)-InterviewsSee also: SEE ALSO NT p9 -
Sununu hopeful of PSNH accord [Dec 13 1988 p1]
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Recyling is part of solution for waste crisis [Dec 13 1988 p5]
Subjects: Cities and Towns Recycling -
Gregg backs increase in PSNH [Dec 12 1988 pA1]
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Nashua officials want money commitment before endorsing rail [Dec 12 1988 p1]
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Utility official sees approval for hydropower line [Dec 12 1988 p2]
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Inspectors hammer for building code goal is to safeguard public from shoody work [Dec 11 1988 pA1]
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WGOT-TV is changing ownership not format [Dec 11 1988 p1D]
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Sister Laure Kegresse, founded Notre Dame College (d.o.d. December 9, 1988) [Dec 10 1988 p14]
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Rinker: Kaplan pardon assurance untrue [Dec 10 1988 p5]
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Seat belt use up by a third in NH [Dec 10 1988 p1]
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Newmarket closing wells after lead-poisioning [Dec 10 1988 p1]
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Gregg to work to preserve state land deal Governor elect optimistic about most state problems [Dec 10 1988 p2]