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Underage Drinking

By Laura Knoy on Thursday, April 19, 2001.

With 1 out of 3 NH high school kids saying they've been binge drinking in the past month, it's past time for communities to address the problem of underage drinking say our guests. Allison McNair sits in for Laura Knoy. Her guests are John Bunker, Executive Director of New Futures (www.newfutures.unh.edu),a New Hampshire Charitable Foundation initiative to reduce substance abuse problems; and Judge Edwin Kelly, Administrative Justice of the District Courts in NH and chair of the Governor’s Commission on Alcohol and Drugs (http://sudoc.nhsl.lib.nh.us/rsa/12-J.htm).

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House Rejects Sales Tax, Republican Plan

By Trish Anderton on Thursday, April 19, 2001.

The New Hampshire House clearly stated yesterday that it doesn't want Democratic Governor Jeanne Shaheen's sales tax or a Republican-backed car sales tax and business tax plan. What's not so clear is: what kind of funding plan will the house accept?

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Growing up Jewish in Hitler's Germany

By John Walters on Thursday, April 19, 2001.

Stephan Lewy is a retired business executive who lives in Manchester. As a Jewish child growing up in Nazi Germany, he lived through the persecution of the Jews in the 1930s. In 1939 his family sent him out of the country for his own safety, and he lost touch with them for more than two years. They managed to reunite in America in 1942; then, in 1943, he was drafted into the US Army. He was in the force that liberated the Buchenwald death camp, an experience he has never forgotten. After the war, he earned his college degree and became a successful businessman. Now, he tells his story to student groups and others.

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