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PSS aims for a higher budget in 2000

The Public School System will submit a budget proposal for year 2000 that will allow schools to fill in teaching vacancies, purchase books, and operational cost for DanDan, Kagman and Sinapalu schools.
Posted On Mar 02 1999 00:00
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Conference discusses CNMI disease-killers

As cancer and heart ailment remains the leading cause of death among the indigenous population, health educators and doctors will gather this week to discuss the importance of maintaining health care in a move to increase people's awareness.
Posted On Mar 02 1999 00:00
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Tinian politicians gearing up for a showdown

With still eight months away from the mid-term elections, Republicans on the island municipality of Tinian are gearing up for a political showdown with Sen. David M. Cing after they have expressed strong opposition to his possible nomination as common candidate under the unity...
Posted On Mar 02 1999 00:00
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New landfill may double waste disposal cost

It cost the CNMI government $15 to $20 a ton to manage Puerto Rico Dump. When the new landfill is built in Marpi, it will cost the administration $40 to $50 a ton to maintain the new facility.
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