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Outer Cove operator may go bankrupt

The Outer Cove Marina may eventually go bankrupt because of the failure of the CNMI government to comply with the agreement to ensure that commercial boat operators are paying their fees.

Posted On Jul 28 2000 00:00

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DPS seeks $3.6-M increase in FY 2001 budget

The Department of Public Safety has asked the House Ways and Means Committee for a $3.6 million increase in funding for fiscal year 2001 to cope with the expected increase in police and fire personnel as well as replace obsolete equipment.

Posted On Jul 28 2000 00:00

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House revamps election laws

Holding special session yesterday, the House of Representatives passed a slew of bills, including proposed election reforms and option for government employees to convert into vesting service in the NMI Retirement Fund long-overdue pay hikes.

Posted On Jul 28 2000 00:00

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Finance managers sound alert on absence of substitute industry • 5% annual drop in user fee collection seen

The CNMI government is anticipating an average five percent reduction in annual earnings from user fee collection beginning this year, as finance managers raised concerns on the possible catastrophic impact of the impending departure of the Saipan garment manufacturing industry...

Posted On Jul 28 2000 00:00

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Outer Cove operator may go bankrupt

DPS seeks $3.6-M increase in FY 2001 budget

House revamps election laws

Finance managers sound alert on absence of substitute industry • 5% annual drop in user fee collection seen

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