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Youth leaders seek term limit extension By ALDWIN R. FAJARDO

It would have stirred a controversy had the proposal came from the islands' elected officials but it does not seem a big deal when it was offered by leaders of the 2nd Youth Congress.
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Jury begins deliberation on rape case today

The seven-man jury begins today the deliberation on the case filed against Jose O. Rabauliman and Hardley F. Renguul in connection with the alleged kidnapping and raping of two Chinese women almost three years ago.
Posted On Jan 11 2000 00:00
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Court orders couple to pay $400,000 to nonresident workers

A group of nonresident workers has won a lawsuit they filed against their former employers for non-payment of back wages after the federal court awarded them over $400,000 in compensatory and punitive damages.
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Teno asks Clinton to halt federal takeover plan

Disputing allegations of failed labor and immigration reforms in the CNMI, Gov. Pedro P. Tenorio has appealed to President Clinton against pushing federal takeover legislation in the U.S. Congress in a move he said will result to an economic catastrophe on the island.
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