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Batchelder is acting superintendent [Dec 10 1988 p5]
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Seabrook replaces substandard parts officials had called more unnecessary [Dec 10 1988 p1]
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Gregg opposes bottle bill, mandatory seat belt law [Dec 10 1988 p1]
See also: SEE ALSO NT 12/11 pA8 -
Court eases restrictions on searches [Dec 10 1988 p1]
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Executive councilor wants increase in state overtime pay [Dec 10 1988 p5]
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Governor-elect anxious to assume position [Dec 9 1988 p2]
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Nothing new in Sununu comment [Dec 9 1988 p8]
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$4.9M capital reserve transfer questioned (Senate - Finance) [Dec 9 1988 p8]
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Hearing on jet skis draws crowd [Dec 9 1988 pA1]
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High voltage line up for approval [Dec 9 1988 pB1]
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Supreme Court asked to rule on Notary law [Dec 9 1988 p4]
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Scamman picks new leaders for several House committees [Dec 9 1988 pB1]
Subjects: Appointments Scamman, Douglas (House Speaker) Scamman, Douglas (House Speaker)-AppointmentsSee also: SEE ALSO CM 12/10 p2 -
Blue Cross losing $6 million annually serving state workers Dec 8 1988 pB6]
Subjects: Blue Cross and Blue Shield Health Insurance -
Sununu wants action on fetuses in landfill [Dec 8 1988 p1]
See also: SEE ALSO CM pA1 & NT p4 -
Lien lifted for Rock mall [Dec 8 1988 p1]
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Johnson loses his seat on education panel [Dec 8 1988 pB1]
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Legislature reelects leaders: Bartlett, Scamman call Finances top priority for '89 [Dec 8 1988 p3]
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Jacobson stripped of judiciary job [Dec 8 1988 pB1]
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Sununu hints at senate bid [Dec 8 1988 pB1]
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Blaisdell heads Senate Finance [Dec 8 1988 p15]
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Kaplan wins pardon from Executive Council [Dec 8 1988 p1]
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Sytek to chair Ways and Means [Dec 8 1988 p15]
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Blondheim trial delayed pending appeal [Dec 7 1988 p3]
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E-2 bypass plan attracts little support at hearing [Dec 7 1988 p1]
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Prosecutor goes to court for 6 towns: Plymouth, Ashland, Holderness, Wentworth, Campton, Rumney [Dec 7 1988 p5]