Union Leader: Kuster joins bipartisan group No Labels Problem Solvers
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U.S. Rep. Annie Kuster, D-N.H., will announce Wednesday that she has joined a bipartisan group of House members and senators to work on finding “common ground” in Washington. Union Leader: President of Nashua-based manufacturer testifies in D.C.
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Bagshaw was invited to speak at a House Small Business Committee hearing by Democratic Rep. Annie Kuster, a member of the committee. Kuster knows WH Bagshaw's history as the oldest U.S. pin manufacturer and felt the company's 143-year history added a New Hampshire perspective to Congress' celebration of National Small Business Week. Associated Press: NH's Kuster to discuss student loan rate hike
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New Hampshire Congresswoman Annie Kuster is holding a telephone town hall about a pending student loan rate hike on July 1. Associated Press: FDA to hold hearings for New England farmers
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The Food and Drug Administration is organizing public hearings in New England for farmers who are concerned that proposed safety rules could hurt their businesses. Associated Press: VA considers part-time clinic in northern NH
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Federal officials plan to meet with health care providers in northern New Hampshire to discuss opening a part-time health clinic for veterans in the Colebrook area. Union Leader: Hudson firm gets backing from Rep. Kuster on cost of Internet sales tax bill
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As the owner of a small but thriving Internet sales business, Travis Adams fears for his company's future should the Marketplace Fairness Act come to fruition. The Internet sales tax legislation, which recently was passed by the Senate, would force online retailers like Adams to collect sales taxes on behalf of more than 9,000 taxing jurisdictions nationwide. Eagle Times: Kuster stumps for lower interest rates
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Most Americans want to be able to work hard, buy a house, and get their children into college, said U.S. Rep. Annie Kuster, D-N.H. “It shouldn’t be too much to ask,” Kuster said. Kuster went to River Valley Community College on Wednesday to meet with staff and students to discuss a looming change to the interest rates on student loans. WCAX: Kuster wants to keep student loan rates from doubling
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Interest rates on subsidized Stafford loans for college students are scheduled to double on July 1. New Hampshire Congresswoman Annie Kuster is trying to get Congress to act now. She's co-sponsoring a bill to keep rates where they are at 3.4 percent. Associated Press: New England seeks public hearing on farm rules
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New England farmers who argue they will be harmed by a one-size-fits-all approach to federal agricultural policy want a chance to weigh in on proposed food safety rules. Nashua Telegraph: In Hudson, Kuster reiterates opposition to Internet sales tax
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U.S. Rep. Ann Kuster reiterated her opposition to sales taxes on online only companies during a tour Tuesday at Waddy.com, an internet reseller in Hudson. Company owner Travis Adams has been prominent in the push against the possibility of a federal law taxing online sales. Browse Documents by Date or Issue |
