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By Laura Knoy on Tuesday, April 23, 2002.

Some people would like to do away with it altogether. They say it�s growing too fast and costing taxpayers way too much. But county officials say they carry out many important jobs like running nursing homes and jails. Laura�s guests are Leo Lessard, President of the Association of Counties and Register of Deeds, Strafford County www.nhcounties.org and State Representative Alf Jacobson of New London.

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Music From the Mystical Side of Islam

By John Walters on Tuesday, April 23, 2002.

David Seidel and Luanne Hightower are members of the Beloved world music ensemble. The talk about how they've embraced the Sufi tradition as a way of life and a musical inspiration. Their music is a rich blend of Near Eastern and Western elements. We'll sample their first CD and learn more about the way of the Sufi. Learn more at www.belovedmusic.com

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The "New Humphrey" Weighs in at State House

By Josh Rogers on Tuesday, April 23, 2002.

While Gordon Humphrey has been a familiar presence on the state political scene since the late 1970's, in his second attempt at the Governor's office, the former US Senator has recast himself.

Two years ago, Gordon Humphrey seemed to believe his reputation would carry him to the corner office. But this time, the Chichester Republican is working on building a new reputation, that of a candidate consumed with policy details.

On any given day, Humphrey can be found testifying before the legislature on myriad topics.

New Hampshire Public Radio's Josh Rogers has more.

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Report: High Court is Making Improvements

By Trish Anderton on Tuesday, April 23, 2002.

The New Hampshire Supreme Court has improved its speed and efficiency. That's according to the National Center for State Courts, which released a report on the high court's operations today. NHPR's Trish Anderton reports.

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Shaheen Testifies Before Congress on Drug Costs

By Don Rush on Tuesday, April 23, 2002.

The high cost of prescription drugs took New Hampshire's governor to Washington today.

Governor Jeanne Shaheen called on the Congress to close federal loopholes that allow pharmaceutical companies to block the introduction of generic drugs to the market.

NHPR correspondent Don Rush has this report from Washington.

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Kittery Says No to Gambling Now and in the Future

By Roger Wood on Tuesday, April 23, 2002.

Kittery Town Councilors have joined the planning board and voted to ban gambling casinos anywhere in the community. As Correspondent Roger Wood reports, many residents feel that the battle is just beginning.

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