March 17, 2005 - Page 7 of 13

CPA protests planned waiver of wharfage fees

A bill seeking to waive wharfage fees on cargoes shipped from Saipan to Rota and Saipan could result in personnel layoff and significantly hamper port operations and therefore should be rejected, the Commonwealth Ports Authority said yesterday.

Posted On Mar 17 2005 05:40

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And I thought the govt doesn’t have money?

According to a recent article in the Marianas Variety, PSS and the Board of Education are giving two Marianas High School staff an all-expense paid excursion to the nation’s capital, spending over $8,500 in only two days (not including flight time, layovers, stopovers, etc.).

Posted On Mar 17 2005 05:40

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Mobil threatens to suspend fuel delivery to CUC unless it is paid

Mobil Oil Mariana Islands Inc. is threatening anew to suspend fuel deliveries to the Commonwealth Utilities Corp., which made a payment short by $2 million last Tuesday.

Posted On Mar 17 2005 05:40

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Marine officer to hold 5-day recruitment drive

The Military and Veterans Affairs Office said that a U.S. Marine Corps officer will soon be in town for a five-day recruitment drive.

Posted On Mar 17 2005 05:39

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CPA protests planned waiver of wharfage fees

And I thought the govt doesn’t have money?

Mobil threatens to suspend fuel delivery to CUC unless it is paid

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