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Articles from 1998

• Dentists struggling for control: at issue: makeup of Delta Dental board [Feb 5 1998 p1]

  Concord Monitor • February 5, 1998

  Subjects: Dentists Northeast Delta Dental

• State backs deal lowering electric rates: Granite State bills will drop 10 percent [Feb 4 1998 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • February 4, 1998

  Subjects: Deregulation Electric Power Electric Power-Deregulation Granite State Electric Company
  See also: SEE ALSO UL p1

• Tribute turns to turmoil: legislators argue [Feb 4 1998 p1]

  Concord Monitor • February 4, 1998

  Subjects: Law Enforcement Officers Law Enforcement Officers-Memorials Memorials Police Police-Memorials
  See also: SEE ALSO UL p1

• Education adequacy definition big debate (re: Blue Ribbon Task Force Committee) [Feb 4 1998 pA1]

  Union Leader • February 4, 1998

  Subjects: Advancing Better Classrooms (ABC Plan) Education

• Doctors, clergy speak against assisted-suicide bill [Feb 4 1998 pA6]

  Union Leader • February 4, 1998

  Subjects: Proposed Legislation Right to die Right to Die-Proposed Legislation Suicide Suicide-Proposed Legislation

• Panel sees face off on low-digit plates [Feb 4 1998 pA6]

  Union Leader • February 4, 1998

  Subjects: License Plates Motor vehicles Motor Vehicles-License Plates SB 461 (1998)

• Bill seeks cut in special ed funding [Feb 4 1998 pA6]

  Union Leader • February 4, 1998

  Subjects: HB 1597 (1998) Special Education

• Gregg backs anti-cloning bill: law would allow research on animals (re: cloning) [Feb 4 1998 pB8]

  Concord Monitor • February 4, 1998

  Subjects: Gregg, Judd (U.S. Senator) Human Cloning Prohibition Act

• The air up there not what it seems: report finds hikers don't always escape pollution [Feb 4 1998 p1]

  Concord Monitor • February 4, 1998

  Subjects: Air Pollution White Mountains

• Smith runs far behind other PACs: presidential hopeful's account at $29,200 [Feb 4 1998 p1]

  Concord Monitor • February 4, 1998

  Subjects: Political Action Committees Smith, Robert (U.S. Senator)

• Governor testifies for death bill: House committee listens to passionate pleas for, against [Feb 3 1998 p1]

  Concord Monitor • February 3, 1998

  Subjects: 98) Death Penalty Death Penalty-Proposed Legislation Proposed Legislation Shaheen, Jeanne (Governor, 1997 Shaheen, Jeanne (Governor, 1997-98)
  See also: SEE ALSO UL p1

• McCallum sentenced to prison: former prosecutor gets 3 to 6 yeas behind bars [Feb 3 1998 p1]

  Concord Monitor • February 3, 1998

  Subjects: Crime and Criminals McCallum, William (Assistant Attorney General)
  See also: SEE ALSO UL pA9

• Gregg showing challengers the money: war chest a deterrence in U.S. Senate race [Feb 3 1998 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • February 3, 1998

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

• Definitely not Smithsonian bound: some bits of state's persona left out [Feb 3 1998 pB2]

  Concord Monitor • February 3, 1998

  Subjects: Folk Festival Smithsonian Folklife Festival

• Role of blacks prominent in history but not books: slavery didn't end until 1845 [Feb 3 1998 pB8]

  Concord Monitor • February 3, 1998

  Subjects: African Americans Slavery

• Joining the crowd: development spreads along busy Union Avenue [Feb 3 1998 pD1]

  Concord Monitor • February 3, 1998

  Subjects: Business and Industry Laconia

• A league of their own: franchise sites for women's pro teams could include Hooksett [Feb 3 1998 pC1]

  Concord Monitor • February 3, 1998

  Subjects: Hockey Sports

• State proposes changes to pay for increased need for elder care [Feb 3 1998 pA6]

  Union Leader • February 3, 1998

  Subjects: Aged Nursing Homes

• Loss of job prompts suit [Feb 2 1998 pA5]

  Union Leader • February 2, 1998

  Subjects: Derry Public Library Phelan, Sharon (Librarian)

• Pike lawmaker seeks curbs on push-polling [Feb 2 1998 pA4]

  Union Leader • February 2, 1998

  Subjects: Elections Opinion Polls
  See also: SEE ALSO CM pB2

• Statewide testing called flawed [Feb 2 1998 pA4]

  Union Leader • February 2, 1998

  Subjects: Educational Assessment and Improvement Program Luksik, Peg

• Death Penalty: expansion push is beginning at State House [Feb 2 1998 p1A]

  Union Leader • February 2, 1998

  Subjects: Capital Punishment Death Penalty

• Dialing up competition: 32 certified to serve state, but competition will spread slowly [Feb 2 1998 pA1]

  Union Leader • February 2, 1998

  Subjects: Public Utilities Commission (PUC) Telephones
  See also: SEE ALSO CM 2/3 p.D1

• Prison chief wants Laconia shut down: Risley: Berlin should be site of new lockup [Feb 2 1998 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • February 2, 1998

  Subjects: Corrections Department Risley, Henry (Commissioner, Corrections Department)
  See also: SEE ALSO UL 2/3 pA6

• Bulk buying may help cities zap electric bills: joining forces one way to lower costs [Feb 2 1998 p1]

  Concord Monitor • February 2, 1998

  Subjects: Deregulation Electric Power Electric Power-Deregulation