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Articles from 1988

• Douglas wins race, files before opponents [June 1 1988 pA8]

  Concord Monitor • June 1, 1988

  Subjects: District Two (1988) Douglas, Charles Republican Primary Candidates U.S. House U.S. House-Republican Primary Candidates - District Two (1988)

• Unemployment rate remains nation's lowest [June 1 1988 p4]

  Union Leader • June 1, 1988

  Subjects: Employment State Rankings
  See also: SEE ALSO NT p10

• Citizens group raps Sununu's welfare reform plan [Jun 1 1988 p1]

  Nashua Telegraph • June 1, 1988

  Subjects: 88) Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC) Sununu, John (Governor 1987 Sununu, John (Governor 1987-88)
  See also: SEE ALSO UL p13 & CM pB3

• UNH applicants face more competition, higher standards [June 1 1988 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • June 1, 1988

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

• Streeter announces re-election bid, blasts opponent [June 1 1988 p5]

  Nashua Telegraph • June 1, 1988

  Subjects: Primary Elections (1988) Streeter, Bernard (Executive Councilor)

• Pear thrips invading New England [June 1 1988 p5]

  Union Leader • June 1, 1988

  Subjects: Maple Syrup Maple Trees

• McEachern calls for gas tax hike [June 1 1988 p1]

  Nashua Telegraph • June 1, 1988

  Subjects: Democratic Primary Candidates (1988) Governor Governor-Democratic Primary Candidates (1988) McEachern, Paul

• Spaulding declines run for Congress [June 1 1988 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • June 1, 1988

  Subjects: District Two (1988) Republican Primary Candidates Spaulding, Peter (Executive Councilor) U.S. House U.S. House-Republican Primary Candidates - District Two (1988)

• AIDS victims in state granted privacy rights [May 31 1988 p1]

  Nashua Telegraph • May 31, 1988

  Subjects: AIDS (Disease) HB 1162 (1988)
  See also: SEE ALSO same page Students approve plans to expand AIDS program & UL p7

• Prison is filling up faster than it expands [May 31 1988 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • May 31, 1988

  Subjects: Overcrowding Prisons State Prison State Prison-Overcrowding
  See also: SEE ALSO same page Room of one's own must now be shared

• Insurance laws changed [may 31 1988 p9]

  Union Leader • May 31, 1988

  Subjects: Insurance Insurance-Liability Liability Volunteers

• Women score victory in battle against cancer [May 31 1988 p4]

  Nashua Telegraph • May 31, 1988

  Subjects: Cancer SB 306 (1988)

• Sex education courses vary widely [May 31 1988 p1]

  Union Leader • May 31, 1988

  Subjects: Sex Education

• Is cougar back in Granite State [may 29 1988 p3A]

  Union Leader • May 29, 1988

  Subjects: Cougars Fish and Game Department

• Keeping order in the language at the courtroom superior court reporter shoulders tremendous responsibility [may 29 1988 pA5]

  Nashua Telegraph • May 29, 1988

  Subjects: Superior Court White, Richard (Shorthand Court Reporter)

• N.H. Historical Society brings past to present Director hopes more people visit Concord headquarters [May 29 1988 pA8]

  Nashua Telegraph • May 29, 1988

  Subjects: Historical Society

• WNHT begins its first news broadcast tomarrow [May 29 1988 p1D]

  Union Leader • May 29, 1988

  Subjects: Channel 21 Television Television-Channel 21

• State seeks to discover why teachers leave the profession [May 29 1988 pA8]

  Nashua Telegraph • May 29, 1988

  Subjects: Education Department General Court General Court-Study Committees Study Committees

• New England College to reform teacher education deficiencies [May 28 1988 p5]

  Union Leader • May 28, 1988

  Subjects: Curriculum Glassman, Peter (Vice President, New England College) New England College New England College-Curriculum

• Gregg's stance on Seabrook sought (RE: Search 88) [May 28 1988 p3]

  Nashua Telegraph • May 28, 1988

  Subjects: Gregg, Judd (U.S. Representative) Republicans Against Seabrook Station

• Hillsborough County records still under scrutiny by state [May 28 1988 p1]

  Union Leader • May 28, 1988

  Subjects: Attorney General's Office Hillsborough County

• NH spelling champ gets all-American sendoff [May 28 1988 p12]

  Union Leader • May 28, 1988

  Subjects: Gordon, Ana National Spelling Bee

• Forest Service: be careful in Tuckerman [May 28 1988 p3]

  Union Leader • May 28, 1988

  Subjects: Mount Washington U.S. Forest Service

• FEMA hesitates, then OK's shelter possibility [May 28 1988 p3]

  Union Leader • May 28, 1988

  Subjects: Emergency Evacuation Plan Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant-Emergency Evacuation Plan

• Gregg: I won't waver on CWIP ban [May 28 1988 p18]

  Union Leader • May 28, 1988

  Subjects: Governor Governor-Republican Primary Candidates (1988) Gregg, Judd (U.S. Representative) Republican Primary Candidates (1988)