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Articles from 1998

• Thomson is leaving state post [Mar 5 1998 p1]

  Union Leader • March 5, 1998

  Subjects: Commissioner Resignations Resources and Economic Development Department (DRED) Resources and Economic Development Department (DRED)-Commissioner Thomson, Robb (Commissioner, DRED) Thomson, Robb (Commissioner, DRED)-Resignations

• NH bankruptcy filings soar [Mar 5 1998 p1]

  Union Leader • March 5, 1998

  Subjects: Bankruptcy Bankruptcy-Statistics State Rankings Statistics

• Poetry from the state: for Donald Hall, it's a spontaneous show [Mar 5 1998 pD1]

  Concord Monitor • March 5, 1998

  Subjects: hall, Donald (Poet) Writers' Project

• Insurance premiums under fire: credit report use is wrong, some argue [Mar 5 1998 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • March 5, 1998

  Subjects: HB 1212 (1998) Insurance Insurance-Proposed Legislation Proposed Legislation

• House to vote on death penalty bill: Shaheen wants tougher measure [Mar 5 1998 p1]

  Concord Monitor • March 5, 1998

  Subjects: Capital Punishment Capital Punishment-Proposed Legislation Death Penalty Death Penalty-Proposed Legislation Proposed Legislation

• NH Electric Cooperative still has an eye on PSNH [Mar 4 1998 p1]

  Concord Monitor • March 4, 1998

  Subjects: Electric Cooperative Public Service Company (PSNH)

• Consensus on educational adequacy still illusive [Mar 4 1998 pA6]

  Union Leader • March 4, 1998

  Subjects: CACR 45 (1998) Constitution Constitution-Proposed Amendments Proposed Amendments

• Locals, skiers enter bidding war to run Mount Sunapee Co-op [Mar 4 1998 pA4]

  Union Leader • March 4, 1998

  Subjects: Mount Sunapee Ski Areas

• New prison could be ready in 18 months [Mar 4 1998 p1]

  Union Leader • March 4, 1998

  Subjects: Dominion Management Inc. State Prison

• Sen. Smith optimistic about run in 2000 [Mar 4 1998 p1]

  Union Leader • March 4, 1998

  Subjects: First in the Nation Presidential Primaries (2000) Presidential Primaries (2000)-First in the Nation Smith, Robert (U.S. Senator)

• Delta Dental director election bill draws fire [Mar 4 1998 pA7]

  Union Leader • March 4, 1998

  Subjects: Dentists SB 308 (1998)

• Group to usher in electric competition: governor appoints nonprofit co-op [Mar 4 1998 p1]

  Concord Monitor • March 4, 1998

  Subjects: Consumers Utility Cooperative Deregulation Electric Power Electric Power-Deregulation

• Lawmakers push to keep Laconia prison open [Mar 4 1998 pB3]

  Concord Monitor • March 4, 1998

  Subjects: Lakes Region Facility Proposed Legislation State Prison State Prison-Proposed Legislation

• Legislators weigh tax options: group: funding will come down to 2 choices [Mar 4 1998 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • March 4, 1998

  Subjects: Education Education-Finances Finances Proposed Legislation Taxation Taxation-Proposed Legislation

• Political unknowns seek to challenge Gregg, Bass [Mar 3 1998 pA7]

  Union Leader • March 3, 1998

  Subjects: Binette, Peter Condodemetraky, George

• $186,300 jury award to Murray tossed out [Mar 3 1998 p1]

  Union Leader • March 3, 1998

  Subjects: Burger King Murray, David

• Sheriff's office fumbles lawsuit against Sen. Danais [Mar 3 1998 p1]

  Union Leader • March 3, 1998

  Subjects: Danais, Richard (Senator) Danais, Richard (Senator)-Lawsuits Lawsuits Morse, Walter (Hillsborough County Sheriff)

• Shriver: Moose kill tag role a mistake [Mar 3 1998 p1]

  Union Leader • March 3, 1998

  Subjects: Shriver, Mary (Executive Director, NH Wildlife Federation) Wildlife Federation

• Poor growing season pushes up hay prices: farmers struggling to make it through winter [Mar 3 1998 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • March 3, 1998

  Subjects: Farms and Farming Hay

• Official is nabbed for moose kill: wildlife director made a "bad judgement call" [Mar 3 1998 p1]

  Concord Monitor • March 3, 1998

  Subjects: Moose Shriver, Mary (Executive Director, NH Wildlife Federation)

• Rubens: Claremont compliance needs the court's help: candidate talks with 'Monitor' editors [Mar 3 1998 p1]

  Concord Monitor • March 3, 1998

  Subjects: Claremont Decision Rubens, Jim (Senator)

• Airport a convenient place to wait for flights: planes leave late more often than at Boston [Mar 2 1998 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • March 2, 1998

  Subjects: Airports Manchester Airport

• Laws to prevent lead poisoning appear to be working well in NH [Mar 2 1998 pA4]

  Union Leader • March 2, 1998

  Subjects: Lead Poisoning

• Assisted suicide NH debate rages [Mar 2 1998 p1]

  Union Leader • March 2, 1998

  Subjects: Right to die Suicide

• White Mountain National Forest is role model for the future [Mar 2 1998 p1]

  Union Leader • March 2, 1998

  Subjects: U.S. Forest Service White Mountain National Forest