February 17, 2000 - Page 2 of 5

OPA, AGO finalize inquiry on allegations vs CUC’s Villagomez

A report from the Public Auditor and the Attorney General which is expected to shed light on the controversial affidavit allegedly signed by the former wife of Utilities Corporation Executive Director Timothy Villagomez will be made known Thursday next week.

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Easing of salary hike ban defended • Governor says not all will receive increase

Citing the government's legal responsibility to comply with the provisions of an existing public law, Gov. Pedro P. Tenorio yesterday justified his administration's move to lift the one-year old moratorium in government salary increases.

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Teno: Exemptions satisfy moratorium law

The labor and immigration department has reviewed all hiring moratorium exemptions granted by the administration to ensure complete compliance with existing local labor laws, according to Gov. Pedro P. Tenorio.

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Slight growth in economy seen this year • Bank of Hawaii predicts growth to reach 1-2 percent

A modest turnaround of the local economy is expected to take place this year after reaching rock bottom last year due to currency upheavals in Asia, particularly in the Commonwealth's largest tourism market -- Japan and Korea.

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OPA, AGO finalize inquiry on allegations vs CUC’s Villagomez

Easing of salary hike ban defended • Governor says not all will receive increase

Teno: Exemptions satisfy moratorium law

Slight growth in economy seen this year • Bank of Hawaii predicts growth to reach 1-2 percent

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