Palau considers suing banks

KOROR, Palau-President Kuniwo Nakamura is considering legal action against the Bank of New York and Deutsche Bank for imposing currency bans on Palau because of alleged money laundering.
Posted On Mar 31 2000 00:00
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Reinforce ban on meat from Japan, S. Korea

The Department of Lands and Natural Resources has ordered the Quarantine Office to strictly enforce a ban on the importation of meat from South Korea and Japan due to the recent outbreak of foot and mouth disease in these two countries.
Posted On Mar 31 2000 00:00
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Gov’t projects $226-M revenue for FY2001

In apparent sign of growing confidence on the island's economy, the Tenorio administration has projected revenues to reach about $226 million for FY 2001 -- up by over six percent from the current fiscal year's estimated collections of $211 million.
Posted On Mar 31 2000 00:00
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No state funeral for Dela Cruz

The late Purple Heart awardee, retired Marine Corporal Cristino S. Dela Cruz, may not be getting a state funeral at his burial Monday, but military honors will be provided before the local hero is finally laid to his resting place.
Posted On Mar 31 2000 00:00
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