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Showing 2,414 articles from 1994 (page 7 of 97)
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Legislature study touts benefits of casinos [Dec 11 1994 pNH9]
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Pulitzer-winning prof quits UNH for Harvard [Dec 11 1994 p12]
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Judge rejects request for unsupervised visits with Murabito children [Dec 10 1994 p5]
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No break in killing of guards: survivors rely on family at holidays [Dec 10 1994 p1]
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Study: NH prison space will double [Dec 10 1994 p4]
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High court censures Salem lawyer [Dec 10 1994 p4]
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Swett spend big money in failed bid: campaign was one of the most expensive ever [Dec 10 1994 p1]
Subjects: Campaign Finances Elections (1994) -
High schoold rug serach enters legal gray area: dogs sniff students and their cars [Dec 10 1994 p1]
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New class of canine cops graduates: business of fighting crime goes to the dogs [Dec 10 1994 p1]
Subjects: Dogs Police dogs -
Developer questions financing: Morgan: plant won't qualify for bonds [Dec 10 1994 pB1]
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Health agency has a game plan for old theater builidng in Keene [Dec 9 1994 p5]
Subjects: Health Care Keene -
Laconia left in dark over plans for State School [DEc 9 1994 p10]
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Utility bows out of bonding: recycling plant seen as more worthy than PSNH [Dec 9 1994 p1]
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Bass broke spending limit: he wrote the law, made it an issue [Dec 9 1994 p1]
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Wanted: a few more good men: teaching profession draws fewer maless (RE: Gender) [Dec 9 1994 pB1]
Subjects: Teachers -
PSNH economist says NH will contine to lead recovery [Dec 9 1994 p11]
Subjects: Economy Public Service Company (PSNH) -
Youths may get stiffer driving law: Merrill: lower legal alcohol limit to .02 [Dec 9 1994 p1]
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Take 2 for paper plant: $240 million plan for 100 jobs is smaller, more likely than last [Dec 8 1994 p1]
Subjects: Paper Mills RecyclingSee also: SEE ALSO UL p1 & BSG 12/11 pNH15 -
Federal official : NH roads on par [December 8 1994 p14]
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Senate puts practical man at helm: Delahunty is known as a down-to-earth, hard worker [December 8 1994 p1]
See also: SEE ALSO UL p6 -
New chapter to 48 years of stories: longest serving legislator sworn in again [Dec 8 1994 pB1]
Subjects: Healy, Daniel (Representative)See also: SEE ALSO UL p1 -
Georges Bank hit by closure: government acts to save endangered fish [Dec 8 1994 pB1]
Subjects: Fishing Industry Georges Bank -
Swope on Chubb's future here: stay nervous: no move planned, but no promises [Dec 8 1994 p1]
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Silva's return sparks protest [December 8 1994 p1]
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Casinos could aid state, report says: Gov. Merrill and others still oppose gambling [Dec 7 1994 pB1]
See also: SEE ALSO UL p6