April 21, 2005 - Saipan Tribune

The Legislature’s personnel spending

The CNMI Legislature is currently budgeted at $9.083 million divided among the House of Representatives at $3.9 million, the Senate at $2.2 million, Legislative Bureau at $2 million, and NMI Youth Congress at $94,905.

Posted On Apr 21 2005 07:36

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HafaTEL projects mid-2005 operations

A Guam telecommunications company yesterday confirmed plans to expand its cellular services to Saipan, which would make it the first GSM service provider in the Commonwealth when it launches local operations possibly by mid-2005.

Posted On Apr 21 2005 07:34

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PSS buses vandalized

Eight of the nine 66-capacity buses of the Public School System have been vandalized, with the upholstery either torn apart or riddled with students’ writings. Some of the cushioned seats are barely holding on, thanks to duct tape, while others no longer have foam in them.

Posted On Apr 21 2005 07:33

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GEDA opposes firm’s bid for drydock project

The Commonwealth Ports Authority may reject the sole proposal submitted for the Saipan drydock project, with the Guam Economic Development Authority opposing the bid.

Posted On Apr 21 2005 07:14

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The Legislature’s personnel spending

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PSS buses vandalized

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