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ArchivesPlate Tectonics: Court orders release of dataBy John Milne on Tuesday, July 8, 2003.New Hampshire’s Supreme Court has allowed one member of the public one look at a state secret – the list of who has low-number license plates. It may be the last look. The ruling was a limited one. The court allowed just one specific request by an activist seeking further controls on drunken driving. N-H-P-R political correspondent John Milne reports that the case has political ramifications over and above the letter of the law: listen:
 Christmas - or at least snow - in JulyBy Trish Anderton on Tuesday, July 8, 2003.SKIING CONTRIBUTES MORE THAN A HALF-BILLION DOLLARS A YEAR TO NEW HAMPSHIRE'S ECONOMY. BUT THE INDUSTRY'S REVENUES HAVE ALWAYS BEEN VULNERABLE TO THE WEATHER. NOW BACKERS OF A NEW TECHNOLOGY HOPE TO CHANGE THAT. THEY SAY SKIING AND SNOWBOARDING COULD SOON BE AVAILABLE THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. NHPR'S TRISH ANDERTON REPORTS listen:
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