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Articles from 1994

• NH non-smoker sues tobacco companies for her lung cancer [Dec 7 1994 p13]

  Union Leader • December 7, 1994

  Subjects: Strafford County Superior Court Tobacco

• Pension system assets grew slightly [Dec 7 1994 p6]

  Union Leader • December 7, 1994

  Subjects: Retirement System

• Pushing for a better courthouse: old site is crowded and disruptive [Dec 7 1994 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • December 7, 1994

  Subjects: District Courts Franklin District Court

• Tighter emissions regulations urged to deal with mercury-in-fish issue [Dec 7 1994 p9]

  Union Leader • December 7, 1994

  Subjects: Fishing Industry Incinerators

• Bumpy ride ahead for state's road work: town's growth and traffic change plans [Dec 7 1994 p1]

  Concord Monitor • December 7, 1994

  Subjects: Highways Highways-Routes 3 & 28 - Hooksett Hooksett Routes 3 & 28

• Project aims to protect uninsured kids: plan crafted toward working class [Dec 7 1994 p1]

  Concord Monitor • December 7, 1994

  Subjects: Health Care New Hampshire Healthy Kids Corp

• State losing half its farm offices in national streamlining effort [Dec 7 1994 p12]

  Union Leader • December 7, 1994

  Subjects: Adminstrative Agencies U.S. Agriculture Department U.S. Agriculture Department-Adminstrative Agencies

• Kimball's Castle restoration slows: state approval for financing delayed effort [Dec 7 1994 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • December 7, 1994

  Subjects: Gilford Kimball Castle

• Auditors question per diem [Dec 7 1994 p1]

  Union Leader • December 7, 1994

  Subjects: Audits State Megabucks Lottery Commission Tri Tri-State Megabucks Lottery Commission-Audits

• Gregg named as chief deputy whip: job puts senator in political quagmire [Dec 7 1994 p1]

  Concord Monitor • December 7, 1994

  Subjects: Appointments Gregg, Judd (U.S. Senator) Gregg, Judd (U.S. Senator)-Appointments
  See also: SEE ALSO UL p6

• NH democrats, republicans reach accord on rule changes [Dec 7 1994 p9]

  Union Leader • December 7, 1994

  Subjects: General Court General Court-Rules and Regulations Rules and Regulations
  See also: SEE ALSO same page State legislators will take oath of office today

• Officials warn against overstating fish problems [Dec 6 1994 p8]

  Union Leader • December 6, 1994

  Subjects: Fishing Industry Public Health Services
  See also: SEE ALSO CM pB1

• Sen. Smith sees Clinton shifting toward the GOP [Dec 6 1994 p8]

  Union Leader • December 6, 1994

  Subjects: Smith, Robert (U.S. Senator)

• New law on handicapped criminals examined (RE: stiasny law) [Dec 6 1994 p10]

  Union Leader • December 6, 1994

  Subjects: Crime and Criminals Mentally Handicapped

• State: no plan to house more felons: prospect of influx raised mayor's ire [Dec 6 1994 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • December 6, 1994

  Subjects: Criminal Sentences Mentally Handicapped

• Cut in this year's appropriation may result in univeristy layoffs [Dec 6 1994 p1]

  Union Leader • December 6, 1994

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

• Legislative leaders: balanced budget won't be undercut by Medicaid drop: 154th NH Geenral Court to be sworn in tomorrow [Dec 6 1994 p8]

  Union Leader • December 6, 1994

  Subjects: General Court (1995)

• Auto dealers, AAA back Gregg on tailpipe law [Dec 6 1994 p7]

  Nashua Telegraph • December 6, 1994

  Subjects: Emission Control Tests Gregg, Judd (U.S. Senator) Motor vehicles Motor Vehicles-Emission Control Tests

• Silva settlement is raising first amendment questions: critics say professor used free speech argument as cover [Dec 6 1994 pB3]

  Concord Monitor • December 6, 1994

  Subjects: Sexual Harassment Silva, J. Donald (Professor, UNH)

• House Democrat opposes combining committees: Trombly fears children will get short shrift [Dec 5 1994 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • December 5, 1994

  Subjects: Committees General Court General Court - House-Committees House Trombly, Rick (House Minority Leader)

• Fired prof granted benefits: panel says handling was reprehensible [Dec 5 1994 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • December 5, 1994

  Subjects: Sexual Harassment Young, Leroy (Professor, PSC)

• NH a step ahead with product liability law [Dec 5 1994 p10]

  Union Leader • December 5, 1994

  Subjects: Heidelberg Harris Inc Product Liability
  See also: SEE ALSO same page PGA national golf club wants city women to pay jugement

• Companies look for cheaper power: new vendor would like to oblige them [Dec 4 1994 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • December 4, 1994

  Subjects: Electric Power Public Service Company (PSNH)

• Looking for lead in all the wrong palces good results from first syrup equipment tests [Dec 4 1994 pNH1]

  Boston Sunday Globe NH Weekly • December 4, 1994

  Subjects: Lead Poisoning Maple Syrup

• Fish lovers be warned health officials say there are potential health risks from mercury levels found in freshwater fish [Dec 4 1994 p1]

  Union Leader • December 4, 1994

  Subjects: Fishing