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Manchester Learns Diversity

By Melanie Doupe on Monday, March 5, 2001.

3500 refugees have come to Manchester in the past several years. Add that to the large immigrant population, and you have a city facing changes.

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Mandatory Auto Insurance

By Steve Zind on Monday, March 5, 2001.

New Hampshire is one of only four states that doesn't mandate drivers to carry insurance on their vehicles. But a new bill in the House (HB563) would require proof of insurance from anyone registering their car. Opponents of the proposal say New Hampshire already has a low percentage of uninsured drivers, and that such legislation is unnecessary. Steve Zind speaks with Representative Tom Arnold, the bill's sponsor, and Representative John Hunt, Chair of the House Commerce Committee. For more information go to www.gencourt.state.nh.us/ie/billstatus/billdocketpwr.asp

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William Loeb, subject of a new documentary

By John Walters on Monday, March 5, 2001.

?Powerful as Truth? is a new documentary about the life of William Loeb, publisher of the Manchester Union-Leader. Loeb used his paper as a pulpit to advance his political views: conservative, anti-communist, and anti-tax; and for three decades was arguably the most powerful figure in the state. John Gfroerer directed and produced the documentary; he talks about why he made the film, and about Loeb himself. ?Powerful as Truth? will premiere March 9th at 7pm at the Capitol Center for the Arts in Concord. For more information call (603) 226-3130.

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