December 17, 1998 - Page 4 of 5

Covenant negotiator offers hint on CIP waiver

Grappling with deepening financial crisis, the CNMI will try to appeal again to the federal government for waiver of the matching funds on millions of dollars in U.S. assistance granted under Capital Improvement Projects, officials said.

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Legislators loosen belt-tightening in hiring

Despite shrinking cash resources of the government, the House of Representatives yesterday voted to approve three additional full-time employees for the Division of Sanitation Services over fears of potential delay in public service due to lack of manpower.

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902 talks on track again •On-again, off-again consultations resume Jan. 18

President Bill Clinton's special representative to the Section 902 consultations, Edward B. Cohen, will be arriving in the Northern Marianas on Jan. 18, 1999 to finally find solution to problems that have strained CNMI-US relations.

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Scandal shadows Salt Lake Olympics

SALT LAKE CITY— Almost since skiing great Alf Engen and his rowdy World War II mountaineers strapped wooden slats to their boots and romped in Utah's pristine powder, Salt Lake City has wanted an Olympics.

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Covenant negotiator offers hint on CIP waiver

Legislators loosen belt-tightening in hiring

902 talks on track again •On-again, off-again consultations resume Jan. 18

Scandal shadows Salt Lake Olympics

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