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University of Wisconsin engineers have received national honors from the National Academy of Engineering for their work in the areas of environmental engineering and nuclear reactor design. Engineers Max Carbon and Craig Benson comprise two of 66 new...
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Construction sites often brag about their recycling rates. How do they recycle concrete, and what is it used for? A: Concrete generally is crushed into "recycled concrete aggregate," or RCA, said Craig Benson, a distinguished professor of geological...
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For 17-year-old breaststroke swimmer Craig Benson, however, London is the only destination he wishes to descend upon come the end of July. The youngster is now just under a month away from being put through the biggest test of his life so far – Olympic...
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Keith Urban Lends Talents to Raise Money for Austin-based Foundation Aimed at Curing Rare Genetic Disease Affecting Children
Check Orphan“Hopefully over the next generation we’ll see a reduction in incidence of all of these [diseases] and I think that would be a great legacy for us and for Christiane," Craig Benson says. Charlotte Benson says Christiane was a beautiful baby, complete...
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Earlier this year, Soft Draw Investments LLC, an investment company formed by former Gov. Craig Benson to buy the Golf Club of New England, filed suit against the two towns in Rockingham Superior Court. Soft Draw alleged that both communities inflated...
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The eight incumbent Republicans that lost, in chronological order, were Fob James (Alabama, 1998), David Beasley (South Carolina, 1998), Cecil Underwood (West Virginia, 2000), Craig Benson (New Hampshire, 2004), Frank Murkowski (Alaska, 2006 --...
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The reproduction health care provider successfully sued the state of New Hampshire when it adopted a similar law under then-Republican Gov. Craig Benson. Former Attorney General and now-U.S. Sen. Kelly Ayotte, of Nashua, had argued the case for defense...
About Craig Benson
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Craig Benson (born New York City, October 8, 1954) is an American politician and businessman. He served as Governor of New Hampshire from 2003 to 2005. Benson first came to public attention by founding Cabletron Systems, now known as Enterasys Networks that became one of the largest employers in New Hampshire. Full Article
