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EDUCATION meeting NH school approval standards frameworks and curriculum in nine Kindergarten, without specifying whether specific it is full would It standards. or current contentreference by half adopt would It day. areas, including also study how to help without defining schools the term. with Requiring public “enhanced Kindergarten needs” is crucial for all students to have an equal chance to learn, said supporters. By passing this, start the state complying would finally with the an adequate state education Supreme first and Court: then come Define up with the budget, consisting over oftwo years, $2.4an increase of billionspendingnearly 11 and percent17.5 percent inin totalin state statespending.said Supportersthis budget spending takes care of basic Landneedsand Community — suchInvestment as Program, the the new lead paint law and ending the developmentallist disability — wait while keeping healthcare and spendingsalary increases. Opponents down said that this in is the light largest budget ofincrease in recent fuel, history: taxpayersface the same increases in fuel and healththey carehave costs, to tightenbut their belts. They aalso very contend small it surplusleft with no room PASSED for theerror. budget,The House211-146. A YES vote budget. FAVORED the |HB2 is the trailer bill, which changes various state laws to support the budget,necessary to pay especially for it. The major raising items the include:cigarette the Raisingtax by 28 revenue cents per pack; a taxusage; on atelephone surcharge on $25 registry of deed filings tothe fund Land and Community Heritage Investment Program; doubling car registration fees; and revamping thefunding school formula to educational ensure aid. that Finallyfunding towns it the get transfers state’s increasedto portion responsibilitythe counties. of for In nursing exchange,responsibility homesthe forstate entirelywelfare andwould services take for juveniles.overlatter This provision was the focus House.of a heated debate in the and the legal tug of state,war betweenand the the state countieswould twoandbe years.held theIn addition,harmless the state forwould footat the billleastit when came to drugs and provider payments, the two big cost drivers.Finally, this was tucked into the bill that finances the whole budget, so the House must pass it. deal, accepting growing responsibility parts of the state forbudget to— withoutset one rates.being Allable of this would thepropertybe passed down fastest taxes. to the local Theydefeat it, since argued it doesn’t thathave a budgetfinancial anyway, and the passimpact another on trailerthis House bill without thisprovision. should debate, other people votefor other and reasons (see opposed the Senate the Round PASSED Up.) trailer The the House bill trailer bill 199-155.the trailer A bill,YES including vote having the FAVORED counties paycost the offull its nursing homes. TAX AND LAND APPEAL exempt MEETINGS the Board of Tax and LandAppeals “deliberative ------Editor / Publisher “I’ll tell you what hap Gary Patton can be “Crawford,” I con ~ Michael P. Connelly ~ Michael P. when it became hunt illegal to drunk. happened What to Live Die?’” Free ever or pened,” I added. “We grew up. We realized other peo ple had rights, important too. was the Most right to be protected from another person’s recklessior.” behav reached by e-mail at GANDL PATTON @comcast.net, [email protected], or by or calling (603)The views 926-9358. expressed necessarily do reflect those not of the newspaper. good reason. A civil union between two homosexuals does no practical harmany other citizen. to cluded, “the interpretation of Live Free or static; Die is it not has changed the over years. According to an editorial in ‘Monitor,’ the ‘Old Concord timers pick can the day Hampshire when began to New go hell to in a hand-basket.some it For was in 1935, when the state forced peoplebuy to a hunting shoot license game, to or and ‘70s the when zoning 1960s laws and building codes spreading began from theto cities the hinterlands.about 1990, when lawmak How ers said that a man, after a hard day’s work, couldn’thave a beer while home? driving Or a few years later, or Die’ philosophy;are an they affirmationCivil unions of extend rightsothers it. enjoy to a of segmentour population that has been denied them for no

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1 3 ------ner Sadler’s victory gave the Still, it wasn’t until 2004 Sadler Sadler finished eighth in In 1999 the Brothers Wood In March 2001 Sadler won Like many drivers in making was Sadler 1995 By He started his first full Since Since leaving Robert Yates been making “We’ve some or to to win. legendary Wood who Brothers, throughout the fielded cars driven by years David and Yarborough Cale Pearson, a Dale win Jarrett, for the fifth consecutive decade. that he Driving year. had for Robert Yates his breakout season-opener season-opener at Daytona. It was the first that of year, the four third of poles which at Nazareth resulted in first career that Twice victory. his season Sadler started a race first and finished the In all, he same. three recorded wins, six top-fives, 10 top-10s and fifth in finished the final point standings. the Busch standings in 1998 and made his Cup debut that year as well. gave Sadler his first opportu nity to race in the Cup Series full time. But he only had one top-10 that season and again the next year. his first Cup race, at Bristol, setting a track record by win ning from the 38th position, starting the driver had ever deepeststarted at the any half-mile track and gone on said Elliott. “Last week were able to knock out a solid we some was which finish top-15 thing this team really needed. We know what we’re capable just need to of. get We back in the habit of getting consistent finishes.” NASCAR, Sadler began rac ing go-karts at a young age. He racked up more than 200 go-kart victories since he first took to a track at age 7. From karts he became a champion ship late model driver, then moved to the Racing Winston Series at age 18, competing a full season in 1993. his Busch Series debut, finish ing eighth at South Sadler Boston. ran a schedule limited in ‘96, finishing fifth Busch in the season finale. Busch Series season by in winning the ‘97 pole in the No. No. 19 Ray Evernham Dodge needs a good finish. season 2005 the during Racing and jumping over to Evern ham, his best finish has been a sixth. gains with our Dodge Deal ers/ UAW Dodge Avenger,” C ------

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