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Articles from 1998

• Payson waits for word from Oxford [Feb 24 1998 pB2]

  Concord Monitor • February 24, 1998

  Subjects: Oxford Health Plans Inc Payson, Norm

• Limits on home care criticized: Morton caps growth of elderly services [Feb 23 1998 p1]

  Concord Monitor • February 23, 1998

  Subjects: Aged Health and Human Services Department

• Districts vying for school aid: incentives kick-start kindergarten plans [Feb 23 1998 p1]

  Concord Monitor • February 23, 1998

  Subjects: Kindergarten Kindergarten-State Aid State Aid

• Moon, stars align for new director: Gerulskis takes over at Planetarium [Feb 23 1998 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • February 23, 1998

  Subjects: Appointments Christa McAuliffe Planetarium Gerulskis, Jeanne (Executive Director, Christa McAuliffe Planetarium) Gerulskis, Jeanne (Executive Director, Christa McAuliffe Planetarium)-Appointments

• Settlement forges a new frontier: $300,000 needed to save it is collected [Feb 23 1998 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • February 23, 1998

  Subjects: Historic Preservation Monson Village

• Reviving rail line is viable idea: needed: $60 million to rebuild the route [Feb 23 1998 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • February 23, 1998

  Subjects: Northern Line Railroads

• In high schools, girls' hockey just scratching surface: gender disparities are wide, though Olympic team's influence could change that [Feb 22 1998 p1]

  Union Leader • February 22, 1998

  Subjects: Schools Sports

• For some girls, no where else to go: state copes with how to adjust to teen needs [Feb 22 1998 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • February 22, 1998

  Subjects: Juvenile Delinquents Youth Development Center (YDC)

• Competitors at heart: Concord Hospital, Optima wooing cardiac patients [Feb 22 1998 pF1]

  Concord Monitor • February 22, 1998

  Subjects: Concord Hospital Optima Health

• NH water taxis planning summer launch [Feb 22 1998 pB5]

  Union Leader • February 22, 1998

  Subjects: Isles of Shoals (Me. and N.H.) Tourism

• North earns exposure [Feb 22 1998 pA1]

  Union Leader • February 22, 1998

  Subjects: Great North Woods Tourism

• States law on campaign spending faces US hearing [Feb 22 1998 pNH1+]

  Boston Sunday Globe NH Weekly • February 22, 1998

  Subjects: Campaign Finances

• Schools symposium debates "adequacy" [Feb 22 1998 pNH1+]

  Boston Sunday Globe NH Weekly • February 22, 1998

  Subjects: Education Property Tax

• Study: Northeast causes most of its own mercury pollution [Feb 22 1998 pNH1+]

  Boston Sunday Globe NH Weekly • February 22, 1998

  Subjects: Mercury Water Pollution

• Statewide roadshow on income tax is set: supporters: it's fairest way to pay for schools [Feb 21, 1998 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • February 21, 1998

  Subjects: Education Education-Finances Finances Income Tax Income Tax-Proposed Legislation Proposed Legislation

• Polling firm denies making any errors: Lucas's credibility, list are scrutinized [Feb 21 1998 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • February 21, 1998

  Subjects: Governor Governor-Republican Primary Candidates (1998) Lucas, Jay (Treasurer, Republican Party) Republican Primary Candidates (1998)
  See also: SEE ALSO UL p1

• Dental lobbyist has ties to tobacco lobby [Feb 21 1998 p1]

  Concord Monitor • February 21, 1998

  Subjects: Dental Society Roberts, George (Lobbyist)

• NH on the rise: state home sales increase 26 percent (re: average selling price $124,879) [Feb 211998 pC1]

  Union Leader • February 21, 1998

  Subjects: Housing Housing-Sales Real Estate Real Estate-Sales Sales

• Habitat for Humanity transforms dilapidated Goffstown Homestead [Feb 21 1998 pA5]

  Union Leader • February 21, 1998

  Subjects: Habitat for Humanity Housing

• Sytek: size of education funding crisis still unclear [Feb 21 1998 pA4]

  Union Leader • February 21, 1998

  Subjects: Claremont Decision Sytek, Donna (House Speaker)

• She gives it her best shot: it's the skiing that lets Sabasteanski down [Feb 20 1998 pC1]

  Concord Monitor • February 20, 1998

  Subjects: Sabasteanski, Kristina (Biathlete) Sports

• Cash machines (and their fees) may soon multiply: legislators reject limits on surcharges [Feb 20 1998 pB7]

  Concord Monitor • February 20, 1998

  Subjects: Automated Teller Machines Automated Teller Machines-Proposed Legislation Banks and Banking Proposed Legislation

• Wentworth to reopen in 1999: once-grand hotel to become more grand [Feb 20 1998 pB2]

  Concord Monitor • February 20, 1998

  Subjects: Hotels, taverns, etc. Wentworth by the Sea

• Smith: campaign limits won't work: Senator suggests better disclosure laws [Feb 20 1998 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • February 20, 1998

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

• Legislators to pitch a broad-based tax: bill includes an education stipulation [Feb 20 1998 p1]

  Concord Monitor • February 20, 1998

  Subjects: Proposed Legislation Taxation Taxation-Proposed Legislation