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| Pre-Show |
Roundtable |
| Headlines |
Tease Monday |
| Drug Abuse Prevention/b-roll |
Goodnight |
| SUPCO Bonds |
Founders |
| Phone Scam |
PROMO MONDAY |
| SKi anniversaries |
MON. TONIGHT |
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Next on New Hampshire Outlook tonight. Journalists from around the state will join me to talk about the week's top stories. Education funding and Electric Deregulation top the list. |
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Good Evening. I'm Allison McNair. Welcome to New Hampshire Outlook. We begin tonight with a summary of today's news. |
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Today, Governor Shaheen launched the new Commission on Alchohol and Drug Abuse Prevention, Intervention, and Treatment. That's a long title, but commission members say that it sums up their approach to the problem. The Commission, which includes judges, legislators and treatment counselors, will emphasize treating substance abuse as a public health problem. Judge Kelly said the district court system has developed an experimental approach to juvenile drug cases. Five district courts will move cases involving children with alchohol and other drug abuse issues into a special session of the court. There, the children and their families will receive intensive intervention and treatment within their local communities. |
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The State Supreme Court has upheld a law that allows New Hampshire towns to have different standards for approving bonds to borrow money. The court ruled the consitution provides for equal treatment for residents of each community, not equal treatment for residents of different communities. The dispute has tied up more than 60 million dollars in school construction money in Peterborough, Weare, Winchester and Durham. |
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State Attorney General Philip McLaughlin is warning New Hampshire residents about a new phone scam. It targets people who are eligible for refunds from Publishers Clearing House and the United States Purchasing Exchange. The A-G says someone is calling those people and asking for a fee to obtain the refund. McLaughlin says anyone eligible for the refund will receive it without having to pay any fees. |
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Two New Hampshire ski areas are celebrating anniversaries this month. Black Mountain in Jackson celebrates its 65th year this weekend with a retro costume contest Saturday and on Sunday those who buy a lift ticket will get a second ticket for the 1935 price of two dollars. Attitash Bear Peak in Bartlett celebrates its 30th anniversary next weekend. |
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If skiing is your weekend plans, there should be snow on the hills. I spoke with Katie Hess from the Mount Washington Observatory a little earlier. Here's what she had to say about the weekend. OUT: |
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Joining me this week on Roundtable - Doug Mac-ferson of NH PR. Norma Love from the Associated PRess, Kevin Landrigan of the Telegraph. 1. Big news on the education funding front. Rockingham Superior Court Justice Richard Galway ruled that the method of gathering property taxes is unconstitutional. What a mess. 2. Electric Deregulation - Supreme Court ruled in favor of electric deregulation. Campaign for Ratepayer's rights one of the consumer groups on the other side. 2a. Doug, the State is looking at ways to clean up the state's fossil fuel burning plants. What are some of the issues there? 3. Supreme Court Justices want legal fees paid for by the state. Kevin, what's the reaction at the state house? 4. What's coming up next week? |
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Monday on NH Outlook. A new state law establishes strict guidelines to prevent bullying in New Hampshire public schools. We'll see how school administrators are protecting students from physical and verbal abuse by their peers. |
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That's all for this edition of Outlook tonight. Thanks for joining us. For all of us here at New Hampshire Public Television, I'm Allison McNair. Thanks for joining us. Stay tuned for New Hampshire Crossroads Classics. We'll be back Monday at 7:30. |
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Thanks to our founding sponsors who have provided major funding for the production of New Hampshire Outlook: New Hampshire Charitable Foundadtion Public Service of New Hampshire Alice J. Reen Charitable Trust Putnam Foundation Stratford Foundation |
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Monday on New Hampshire Outlook. A new state law establishes strict guidelines to prevent bullying in New Hampshire public schools. We'll see how school administrators are protecting students from physical and verbal abuse by their peers. Join us Monday at 7:30 only on New Hampshire Outlook. |
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Tonight on New Hampshire Outlook. There are new strict guidelines to prevent bullying in New Hampshire public schools. We'll see how schools are protecting students from physical and verbal abuse by their peers. Tonight at 7:30 only on New Hampshire Outlook. |