Lesser Known Candidates Forum in New Hampshire Draws Focus
Seventeen lesser known hopefuls, eight Democrats and nine Republicans, met voters at the New Hampshire Political Library forum in Concord. The event highlighted diverse views as 37 candidates paid the $1,000 fee to appear on the January 27 primary ballot, with two Republicans running for vice president. The forum aimed to showcase all candidates beyond front-runners.
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George W. Bush
New Hampshire
United States
Shelter efforts reach Portsmouth homeless in frigid cold
Justine Shea the homeless outreach coordinator with Rockingham Community Action braved freezing conditions to locate and assist homeless people in camps near Lafayette Road and Islington Street. She warned that conditions are dangerous and may become life threatening before help arrives.
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Portsmouth
Justine Shea
Rockingham
Shea
Lafayette Road
Islington Street
New Hampshire Toughens Child Seat Rules Boosters for 40 to 55 Pounds
Firefighter Jeff LeDuc cites belt fit issues for children aged 6 and under, as a new state law requires approved restraints for riders in this weight range starting January 1. Fines reach 25 dollars for violations. Experts argue boosters better align shoulder and lap belts to prevent neck and abdominal injuries.
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Jeff LeDuc
Ellen Courtney
New Hampshire Highway Safety Agency
LeDuc
Hampton Fire Department
Lottery results and drawing summaries from January 10 2004
Saturday lottery draws show Mass Daily and TriState MegaBucks results with numbers 265 9659 and 310 11 14 17 33 plus Bonus 13. Heads or Tails draws listed as 14 15 26 28 with associated payouts and notes on sports results from World/Natic sections.
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T'State
Mass
Army recruits ready to serve their country
Portsmouth report notes 486 U.S. servicepeople had died since Iraq operations began and at least nine more soldiers perished in a helicopter crash near Fallujah. Recruiters affirm steady turnout, citing 9/11 patriotism and a long-term recruitment pace. The Army exceeded 2002 targets for active and National Guard forces and plans to raise full-time support to 83,046 by 2012.
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Portsmouth
Department of Defense
U.S
Iraq
Fallujah
David R. Burns
U.S. Army
Burns
Army National Guard
Army
ONeill says US began Iraq invasion groundwork in January 2001
Former Treasury Secretary Paul ONeill asserts the United States started laying groundwork for an Iraq invasion just days after President Bush took office in January 2001.
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Treasury
Paul O'Neill
United States
Iraq
Bush
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