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Fall
2000 Headlines
Sarah
Unis
News
Service Assignment - The Keene Sentinel, Keene, N.H.
Internship - Fox News Television
Clark
Aims At Upsetting Sununu
Martha Fuller Clark feels as though her 10 years of
experience in the New Hampshire state legislature might
be enough to defeat incumbent Republican John Sununu
and make it to the first district of New Hampshire in
the United States House of Representatives.
The
Electoral College 101
WASHINGTON - While the nation waits to learn who is
going to win what is proving to be one of the closest
elections in a hundred years, attention has turned to
the little known institution known as the Electoral
College.
Firstgov.gov
- The Government At Your Fingertips
WASHINGTON - A new government website provides one-stop
access to all online United States Federal Government
resources. The website, located at www.FirstGov.gov,
is an official U.S. Government website that was launched
on September 22. The site provides access to all online
government documents and can search half a billion documents
in less than one-quarter of a second.
Gilford
Looking For A Full-Service Post Office
WASHINGTON- The holiday season brings one of the busiest
times for the U.S. Postal Service. But for residents
of Gilford, sending a package to relatives may not be
all that easy.
Greater
Laconia Transit Authority to expand service
WASHINGTON - A new federal grant that will pay for extending
bus service in and around Laconia could help bring new
workers to the area to fill available retail and factory
jobs.
Debate
brings White Mountains roadless initiative to the forefront
WASHINGTON--The fight over banning new roads in national
forests, including in the White Mountain National Forest,
was mentioned in this week's presidential debate when
Republican nominee George W. Bush criticized President
Clinton's plan to halt the construction of national
forest roads.
Bi-Partisanship
needed for next Congress to operate smoothly
WASHINGTON-With the 106th Congress still in town trying
to wrap up this year's budget, members of Congress are
looking to next session, with the Senate being possibly
being a 50/50 split of Republicans and Democrats, and
wondering just how things will work.
Sununu
and Congress aim to wrap up before the election
WASHINGTON- The snarled Congressional budget process
has not discouraged Congressman John E. Sununu from
considering the 106th Congress a GOP success story.
White
Mountain search and rescue receives $100,000 in federal
funding
WASHINGTON-Although Congressman John Sununu (R-NH) loves
skiing, he hadn't skied at Tuckerman's Ravine until
June of 1999 and when he was there he took the opportunity
to check in with the Forest Service rangers.
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