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January 6, 2010

Anonymous The Eagle Tribune Wed Jan 06, 2010, 02:45 AM EST

To the editor:

In the upcoming special election for state representative in the towns of Hampstead, Kingston, and Plaistow, I ask you to return Ken Weyler to the New Hampshire State House.

Ken and I served in the New Hampshire legislature and I can tell you firsthand how dedicated he is to addressing issues, finding solutions to today's problems, and making sure taxes stay low.

During his tenure in the legislature, Representative Weyler served on the finance committee and served as Deputy Speaker of the House. With over 20 years of public service as a state representative, a member of the Planning Board for Kingston, and the Rockingham Planning Commission, Ken Weyler is the right choice in the Jan. 12 special election.

State Sen. Bob Letourneau

Derry, N.H.

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