May 24, 1999 - Page 3 of 4

Illegal workers have 8 more days to register • Number of registrants falls short of DOLI’s projections

Some 2,650 illegal workers in the Northern Marianas have come out of hiding and sought the limited amnesty offer by the government, but the number falls short of the projected 5,000 to 15,000 overstaying aliens on the island.

Posted On May 24 1999 00:00

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CNMI seeks US help to dispose vessels of illegal immigrants

Commonwealth Ports Authority Executive Director Carlos H. Salas has asked the US Marshals in Guam to help the CNMI get rid of the four ships used by illegal Chinese immigrants because of the danger the vessels pose to the island-municipality of Tinian in the coming typhoon season.

Posted On May 24 1999 00:00

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OPA: DPS ignored audit reports • Most recommendations have remained unheeded since 1993, according to public auditor Leo L. Lamotte

Despite the urgency, the Department of Public Safety has continued to ignore recommendations from previous audit reports of the Office of Public Auditor, which may have led to present problems confronting the vital government agency.

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Tinian Shipping wants tax cuts • CPA asked to reduce passenger head tax to save company from closure

Hong Kong Entertainment (Overseas) Ltd., has asked the Commonwealth Ports Authority to assist one of its subsidiaries, the financially beleaguered Tinian Shipping, by reducing the passenger head tax from $3.75 to $1 for the company staff for two years.

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Illegal workers have 8 more days to register • Number of registrants falls short of DOLI’s projections

CNMI seeks US help to dispose vessels of illegal immigrants

OPA: DPS ignored audit reports • Most recommendations have remained unheeded since 1993, according to public auditor Leo L. Lamotte

Tinian Shipping wants tax cuts • CPA asked to reduce passenger head tax to save company from closure

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