June 17, 2005 - Page 4 of 6

Babauta OKs 2 tourism bills, flies to Tokyo

Before flying to Tokyo Thursday afternoon, Gov. Juan N. Babauta signed two bills into law, authorizing the government to provide incentives to airlines and tour agencies to bring in more tourists into the CNMI.

Posted On Jun 17 2005 06:51

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EPA fines Guam for tank violations

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has fined the Guam Office of Civil Defense $5,000 for alleged federal underground storage tank violations at its facility in Agana Heights.

Posted On Jun 17 2005 06:49

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Efforts for backup power in the works

The administration has reported efforts to fix Power Plant II at Lower Base, following a finding that the Commonwealth Utilities Corp.’s lack of backup power generation capacity was a major factor in Saipan’s power crisis.

Posted On Jun 17 2005 06:48

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Over 300 complains of labor law violations

The Division of Employment Services has received over 300 complaints alleging violations of the local preference and related labor laws

Posted On Jun 17 2005 06:47

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Babauta OKs 2 tourism bills, flies to Tokyo

EPA fines Guam for tank violations

Efforts for backup power in the works

Over 300 complains of labor law violations

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