But two-thirds said they'd also be inclined to help with their employers' recruiting efforts for other rewards, such as airline tickets and extra vacation days. Capital Goods New Hampshire and five Western states outperformed the rest of the country in economic growth during much of the 1990s, the Commerce Department said yesterday. Dodge Ram pickups got poor marks after their cabs were smashed in and air bags deployed late in insurance industry crash tests released yesterday. Rates slashed on loans for college Students and parents could save thousands of dollars Paying for college is about to get less expensive for students and families saddled by education loans. The cow story has become a legend around the Bureau of Engraving and Printing.
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Business people on the move Maggie Locke Emerson , principal broker of Locke Associates in Pittsfield, was named Realtor of the Year by the Concord Board of Realtors. The award is designed to recognize an individual for outstanding achievement in various areas such high principles, faithfulness to laws and regulations of both the Code of Ethics and the board. In addition, it includes participation in realtor activity on a local, state and national level, activity in civic affairs and personal business accomplishments. The Honorable Linda Stewart Dalianis, associate justice of the , was awarded an honorary advanced doctor of laws degree by Suffolk University at its law school commencement exercises on May 20 at the Fleet Center. Dalianis earned a law degree from Suffolk and a bachelor's degree cum laude from Northeastern University.