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Lynch names team for talks with state workers: Their union contract expired last year [Dec 31 2004
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Benson: Plan fixes labor shortage: Program would train health aides [Dec 30 2004 pB1+]
Subjects: Home Health Care -
Stephen's Medicaid plan needs new backers: Many supporters are leaving office [Dec 29 2004 pA1+]
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State officials work to improve health payments [Dec 29 2004 pB1+]
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State: Doctors, clinics must repay for claims: Reimbursement to cover ineligible Medicaid claims [D
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Bill: City should be part of Maine: Senator responds to Nashua lawmaker [Dec 27 2004 pB2]
Subjects: Boundaries -
Meet the new first lady [Dec 26 2004 pA1+]
Subjects: Lynch, Susan (First Lady) -
Lynch won't rule out cuts, layoffs: Governor-elect predicts 'tough decisions' [Dec 24 2004 pA1+]
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Federal money for reform? Benson, Stephen moving ahead with Medicaid plan (RE: Granite Care Program
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The past is always present here: Amid discussion of new development, Webster home sits quietly [Dec
Subjects: Webster, Daniel -
Lynch gives two aides new jobs: Sigel named chief of staff; Hanna is legal counsel [Dec 22 2004 pB1
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State has high child obesity rate: Schools get grants to improve kids' fitness [Dec 22 2004 pB1+]
Subjects: Obesity -
Swett to help monitor new Ukraine election: He joins 20 other ex-congressmen [Dec 22 2004 pA1+]
Subjects: Swett, Richard -
What a novel way to get boys to read: Students give teacher's new book on A+ (RE: "Harley & Homer")
Subjects: Ciocca, Donna (Children's Author) -
Lynch seeks better bond ratings: Agencies cut scores as state surplus dissolved [Dec 21 2004 pB1]
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School chief resigns: Donohue won't wait for Lynch's decision [Dec 21 2004 pA1+]
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New Hampshire troops train for duty [Dec 19 2004 pA1+]
Subjects: Iraq -
Slowly, the 94th adjusts to home: For some soldiers, an uneasy struggle [Dec 19 2004 pA1+]
Subjects: Iraq -
Cleanup halted for history: Building's value discovered, but it's still doomed (RE: Electrosonics B
Subjects: Spofford Village -
Book uncovers city's black heritage: Bigotry not only in South, authors show (RE: "Black Portsmouth
Subjects: Cunningham, Valerie (Author) -
Legislator: State aid might vanish: Kurk warns school board to prepare [Dec 18 2004 pA1+]
Subjects: Kurk, Neal (Representative) -
Concord District Court Judge Arthur Robbins Retires [Dec 27 2004 p28]
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Four of Benson's District Court Appointments Confirmed [Dec 17 2004 p28]
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Family Division Plan Unveiled [Dec 17 2004 p1+]
Subjects: Family Division Pilot Project -
Ruling extends reach of Right-to-Know Law [Dec 17 2004 p1+]