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I Wonder “Why”….

Imagine signing a contract with a contractor to build your house for $100,000 within ten months. You pay him 25% advance money. About a month into the project he complains that he needs an extra $10,000 because he found something wrong in the plans requiring extra money.
Posted On Apr 20 1999 00:00
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Governor calms worries on illegals

Gov. Pedro P. Tenorio yesterday allayed fears of Tinian residents over potential health and security risks the hosting of illegal Chinese nationals may pose to the community, saying precautions have been put in place to protect the island municipality.
Posted On Apr 20 1999 00:00
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Power rate cut could realize $1M savings

A plan by the Commonwealth Utilities Corporation to lower electricity rate of the government by four cents to 16 cents will translate to more than $1 million in savings each year for the local coffers, according to officials.
Posted On Apr 20 1999 00:00
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A plunge for world record

As Gov. Pedro P. Tenorio fired the flare gun at around 9 am last Saturday, some 195 divers on Saipan plunged to the waters off Managaha island all at the same time, signaling the CNMI's attempt to create a world record.
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//April 20, 1999

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