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Enron

By Laura Knoy on Thursday, January 17, 2002.

Just last year it was touted as the "most innovative company in America " for the sixth time by Fortune Magazine. Now this corporate giant is in the hole and all sorts of ethical questions surround their business practices. Laura talks with Dr. W. Michael Hoffman, Executive Director, Center for Business Ethics, Bentley College www.bentley.edu/cbe.

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The Land at the Northern Tip of NH

By John Walters on Thursday, January 17, 2002.

Conservation groups and the state and federal government are working to preserve the 171,000 acres of International Paper land that lies at the tip of New Hampshire. Part of it will be set aside as a nature preserve and most will be managed by the Lyme Timber Company under a conservation easment. We learn about the company and its mission from general partner Peter Stein.

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New Film on International Paper Land Proposal

By Doug MacPherson on Thursday, January 17, 2002.

State lawmakers were treated to a short film yesterday designed to sell them on the Connecticut Lakes Headwaters Project. Thatï¿½s the plan for 170 thousand acres of North Country forest that International Paper has put up for sale. NHPRï¿½s Doug MacPherson reports.

Click to see the film on-line: http://www.spnhf.org/what/news.html#vid
(This is a Windows Media file and is best seen with a high-speed connection.)

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Gov. Shaheen's State of the State Address

By NHPR Listener on Thursday, January 17, 2002.

In her last state of the state address, Gov. Jeanne Shaheen talks about the economy, the future of the North Country, education, prescription drug costs and other major issues facing the state. Our special broadcast is co-anchored by Laura Knoy and Trish Anderton.
(Due to a brief technical glitch, the audio on our web site is missing the first 90 seconds of the governor's speech. We regret any inconvenience this may cause.)

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Governor Jeanne Shaheen's Final State of the State

By Doug MacPherson on Thursday, January 17, 2002.

NEW HAMPSHIRE GOVERNOR JEANNE SHAHEEN DELIVERED WHAT IS WIDELY BELIEVED TO BE HER LAST STATE OF THE STATE ADDRESS TODAY YESTERDAY. IN IT, THE GOVERNOR OFFERED HER PRESCRIPTION FOR GETTING NEW HAMPSHIRE?S ECONOMY BACK ON TRACK. N-H-P-R?S DOUG MACPHERSON REPORTS.

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House Republicans Plan Vote against NH High Court

By Trish Anderton on Thursday, January 17, 2002.

House Republicans plan an important vote today after the Governor gives her State of the State Address. A non-binding resolution sponsored by Enfield Representative Paul Mirski declares that the State Supreme Court's Claremont decisions are unconstitutional. Mirski, who likes to compare HCR14 to the Declaration of Independence, described the resolution to NHPR's Trish Anderton. The bill needs only a simple majority to pass.

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