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Articles from 1995

• Senator to present new clinic access bill [Jan 5 1995 pA16]

  Union Leader • January 5, 1995

  Subjects: Abortion Clinics Abortion Clinics-Proposed Legislation Proposed Legislation

• Performers get together for a talent sampler: N.H. Theatre Project puts on fund-raising show in Gilford [Jan 5 1995 pD1]

  Concord Monitor • January 5, 1995

  Subjects: Arts Theatre Project

• Prison gets cold shoulder: residents unimpressed with plan at hearing [Jan 5 1995 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • January 5, 1995

  Subjects: Prisons State Prison

• Inauguration Day for Merrill [Jan 5 1995 pA6]

  Union Leader • January 5, 1995

  Subjects: 96) Inauguration Merrill, Stephen (Governor 1995 Merrill, Stephen (Governor 1995-96)-Inauguration
  See also: SEE ALSO NT p18 & CM p1 & UL 1/6 p1

• Legislature must face fiscal woe [Jan 5 1995 p1]

  Concord Monitor • January 5, 1995

  Subjects: 97) Budget (FY96 Budget (FY96-97) General Court (1995)

• Clinic workers nervous, determined [Jan 4 1995 p1]

  Concord Monitor • January 4, 1995

  Subjects: Abortion Clinics

• NH delegation is set to play important roles [Jan 4 1995 pA6]

  Union Leader • January 4, 1995

  Subjects: Congressional Delegation Republican Party

• New senator proposes do-it-yourself schools: tax money for tuition-free charter shcools [Jan 3 1995 p1]

  Concord Monitor • January 3, 1995

  Subjects: Education Education-Proposed Legislation Proposed Legislation Schools Schools-Proposed Legislation

• Accounting practices are questioned at Tri-State: unhealthy mesh of expenses found [Jan 3 1995 pB2]

  Concord Monitor • January 3, 1995

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

• Troubled waters for Atlantic Salmon: frustration moutns as recovery falters [Jan 3 1995 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • January 3, 1995

  Subjects: Fish Salmon

• Marketing the majesty: danger, beauty draw adventure tourists in droves [Jan 3 1995 pD1]

  Concord Monitor • January 3, 1995

  Subjects: Mount Washington Tourism

• Arts organization uncertain of GOP funding [Jan 3 1995 pA4]

  Union Leader • January 3, 1995

  Subjects: Artists in Residence National Endowment for the Arts

• Sex, drug survey stires controversy for city schools [Jan 3 1995 p1]

  Union Leader • January 3, 1995

  Subjects: Drugs Drugs-Surveys Sex Education Sex Education-Surveys Surveys

• New Rockingham County attorney outlines his goals [Jan 3 1995 pA4]

  Union Leader • January 3, 1995

  Subjects: Hart, William (County Attorney, Rockingham County) Hart, William (County Attorney, Rockingham County)-Interviews Interviews

• Number of NH murders lowest in years [Jan 2 1995 pA5]

  Union Leader • January 2, 1995

  Subjects: Homicide Homicide-Rates Rates
  See also: SEE ALSO CM 1/1 pB3

• Backers of arts fear cuts: Federal and state lawmakers take aim [Jan 2 1995 p1]

  Concord Monitor • January 2, 1995

  Subjects: Arts

• In NH courts, it's up to the judge to tell jurors they can judge law (RE: jury nullification) [Jan 2 19945 pA6]

  Union Leader • January 2, 1995

  Subjects: Jurors and Juries

• New year ushers in new commitment law: mentally retarded found to be dangerous can be involuntarily confined [Jan 2 1995 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • January 2, 1995

  Subjects: Crime and Criminals Mentally Handicapped

• 1995 legislature officially opens on Wednesday [Jan 2 1995 p1]

  Union Leader • January 2, 1995

  Subjects: General Court General Court-Opening Session (1995) Opening Session (1995)

• Martin Luther King holiday celebration planned at UNH [Jan 2 1995 pA6]

  Union Leader • January 2, 1995

  Subjects: Holidays King, Martin Luther

• Abortion foes hold vigil, call Salvi POW [Jan 2 1995 p1]

  Union Leader • January 2, 1995

  Subjects: Abortion Clinics Salvi, John
  See also: SEE ALSO UL 1/1 p1 & UL 1/8 p1

• Small businesses, mentally ill to benefit: insurance companies must cover all workers, and some mental disorders [Jan 2 1995 pB6]

  Concord Monitor • January 2, 1995

  Subjects: Health Insurance Health Insurance-Legislation Insurance Legislation

• New commissioner vows to help at risk youths stay out of trouble [Jan 2 1995 pA7]

  Union Leader • January 2, 1995

  Subjects: Battles, Thomas (County Commissioner, Rockingham County) Juveniles

• Laws tougher on domestic violence: violating order may mean year in jail [Jan 2 1995 pB6]

  Concord Monitor • January 2, 1995

  Subjects: Domestic Violence Domestic Violence-Legislation Legislation

• Dialed-up record checks in effect: state implementing alternative to Brady law requiring five-day wait [Jan 2 1995 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • January 2, 1995

  Subjects: Firearms