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Reinventing tired old ways

The closure of nearly 1,800 tourist related businesses over the last year bolts a lightning-like flash that our once primary income earner (tourism) will never be the same again even when Japan and South Korea turns the corner on their economic slump.

Posted On Mar 29 1999 00:00

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Saipan mayor downgrades pay by 10%

The Office of Saipan Mayor will implement a 10 percent salary rollback on May 1, 1999 until the year 2000 to cope with the shrinking revenue brought about by the slowdown on the island's tourism economy, according to chief budget officer Ray Diaz.

Posted On Mar 29 1999 00:00

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Reinventing our roles in education

The quality of life for our indigenous people won't be determined solely by investments from the US, Japan and East Asia. More so than meets the eye, it would come from the attainment of literacy over the first quarter of the next millennium.

Posted On Mar 29 1999 00:00

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Auto shop faces probe for checks

The chair of the House committee on Public Utilities, Transportation and Communications urged the Department of Public Safety to investigate a government-sanctioned vehicle inspector for possible violations of its mandate.

Posted On Mar 29 1999 00:00

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