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Articles from 2000

• Corporate giving up for debate: campaign finance reformers up in arms over loophole [May 25 2000 p1

  Concord Monitor • May 25, 2000

  Subjects: Campaign Finances Campaign Finances-Proposed Legislation Proposed Legislation

• Court inquiry unearths new claims: sources: misconduct is widespread [May 25 2000 p1]

  Concord Monitor • May 25, 2000

  Subjects: Investigation Supreme Court Supreme Court-Investigation

• New UNH athletic director out for big bucks [May 25 2000 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • May 25, 2000

  Subjects: University of New Hampshire (UNH)

• Along for the ride: Randy Armstrong lays down soundtrack for new PBS series [May 25 2000 pD1]

  Concord Monitor • May 25, 2000

  Subjects: Armstrong, Randy (Musician)

• Mock: Nadeau, Dalianis aren't probe targets [May 24 2000 p1]

  Union Leader • May 24, 2000

  Subjects: Supreme Court

• Top state priority for widening of I-93 may die without a vote [May 24 2000 p1]

  Union Leader • May 24, 2000

  Subjects: 93 Highways Highways-Route I-93 Route I

• Call for income tax taps Squires' list in bid for governor [May 24 2000 p1]

  Union Leader • May 24, 2000

  Subjects: Squires, Jim (Senator)

• Copied portraits concern artists: legality, ethics questioned after use in newspaper ads [May 24 20

  Concord Monitor • May 24, 2000

  Subjects: Berube, Ed (Artist)

• Squires enters the fray: gubernatorial candidate likened to John McCain [May 24 2000 p1]

  Concord Monitor • May 24, 2000

  Subjects: Squires, Jim (Senator)

• Investigation of District 10 Senate race near end: Democrats accused of exceeding spending limit [M

  Concord Monitor • May 24, 2000

  Subjects: Candidates District 10 (1999) General Court General Court - Senate-Candidates-District 10 (1999) Senate

• Lyme disease upsurge foreseen in Maine and New Hampshire [May 23 2000 pA9]

  Union Leader • May 23, 2000

  Subjects: Lyme Disease

• NH NAACP likes district's King Day plan [May 23 2000 p1]

  Union Leader • May 23, 2000

  Subjects: Holidays

• Gregg's concerns appear to prompt UN response [May 23 2000 pA7]

  Union Leader • May 23, 2000

  Subjects: Gregg, Judd (U.S. Senator)

• Teachers' union endorses Fernald: school-funding crisis nips Shaheen [May 23 2000 p1]

  Concord Monitor • May 23, 2000

  Subjects: Fernald, Mark (Senator)

• Out with the old...: Louis' set to be a museum exhibit [May 23 2000 p1]

  Concord Monitor • May 23, 2000

  Subjects: Louis' Diner

• Refund civil case heats up: state could have to repay $100 million [May 23 2000 p1]

  Concord Monitor • May 23, 2000

  Subjects: Interest and Dividends Tax Interest and Dividends Tax-Lawsuits Lawsuits

• Folklife Festival performs an encore: Washington show will be replicated at home [May 23 2000 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • May 23, 2000

  Subjects: Celebrate New Hampshire

• Saving Main Street: Hillsboro and Tilton join program helping communities revive downtowns [May 23

  Concord Monitor • May 23, 2000

  Subjects: Main Street Center

• GOP abuzz with talk of broad-based tax: party may bid farewell to the Pledge [May 22 2000 p1]

  Concord Monitor • May 22, 2000

  Subjects: Republican Party

• Politics - national and state - a prime topic for UNH speakers [May 21 2000 pA8]

  Union Leader • May 21, 2000

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

• Gregg blocks funds for U.N. peacekeeping [May 21 2000 pA5]

  Union Leader • May 21, 2000

  Subjects: United Nations

• State puts brakes on giving licenses to poor drivers [May 21 2000 pA3]

  Union Leader • May 21, 2000

  Subjects: Motor vehicles Motor Vehicles-Operator's License Operator's License

• Interest conflicts unreported [May 21 2000 pA3]

  Union Leader • May 21, 2000

  Subjects: Conflict of Interest

• Fake victims become real during feds' mock disaster [May 21 2000 p1]

  Union Leader • May 21, 2000

  Subjects: Portsmouth

• Nadeau, Dalianis not ruled out of probe [May 21 2000 p1]

  Union Leader • May 21, 2000

  Subjects: Supreme Court