October 28, 2004 - Saipan Tribune

Tons of Chaba debris still awaiting recycling

At the Lower Base Refuse Transfer Station, 63-year-old Claro Bactol expertly wields a chainsaw, cutting tree branches and trunks before they are placed into a wood chipper machine.

Posted On Oct 28 2004 08:06

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Cohen: Govt role in private sector need to be assessed

Insular governments like the CNMI need to assess their relationship with the private sector to ensure an improved business climate, according to Department of the Interior deputy assistant secretary for insular affairs David Cohen.

Posted On Oct 28 2004 08:05

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MPLA redistributes hire-and-fire power

The Marianas Public Lands Authority board of directors, in a move that could end political squabbling among its members, has stripped the chairwoman of her authority to hire and fire employees, and barred members from making decisions concerning any employee related to them.

Posted On Oct 28 2004 08:05

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Teen pregnancy rate remains high

The number of girls in the CNMI between the age of 15 and 19 who get pregnant remains alarming, with each of the past four years posting over 100 teenage pregnancies.

Posted On Oct 28 2004 08:04

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Tons of Chaba debris still awaiting recycling

Cohen: Govt role in private sector need to be assessed

MPLA redistributes hire-and-fire power

Teen pregnancy rate remains high

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