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DPS manpower shortage drags on

There are currently only 40 policemen taking shifts to ensure Saipan’s public safety, according to police commissioner Santiago Tudela.
Posted On Feb 21 2005 04:12
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Consultants working in DC to amend tariff code

Washington Rep. Pete A. Tenorio disclosed Friday that the Babauta administration has employed consultants in Washington D.C. to specifically lobby for amendments to the U.S. Tariff Code to help local garment manufacturers compete in the wake of the worldwide lifting of trade quotas.
Posted On Feb 21 2005 04:05
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‘Asylum for displaced workers unlikely’

Washington Rep. Pete A. Tenorio is not worried that would-be displaced workers from the garment industry might seek asylum in the CNMI, noting that such status involves a complicated process.
Posted On Feb 21 2005 04:05
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Sedans are still NMI’s top sellers

While sports utility vehicles are typically dubbed as a favorite on these paradisiacal islands, sales statistics released by the Commonwealth Auto Dealer’s Association showed that the more affordable sedans remain the top-selling units in the Northern Marianas in January 2005.
Posted On Feb 21 2005 04:03
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