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Swimmers bag another four medals

KOROR, Palau—CNMI swimmers had another successful night at the Palau National Swimming Pool Tuesday night, while the female netters capped their respectable charge in team competition by placing fourth yesterday, as action continued in the 2005 Palau South Pacific Mini Games.

Posted On Jul 27 2005 07:00

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‘Continue hiring DC consultant’

Lt. Gov. Diego T. Benavente recommends the continued hiring of a Washington D.C.-based consulting firm to work on the urgently needed congressional amendment to the U.S. Harmonized Tariff Code.

Posted On Jul 27 2005 06:15

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Admin leaning toward seeking DOI, Congress help on submerged lands

The Babauta administration is more inclined these days to bring up the issue of submerged lands with the Department of the Interior and the U.S. Congress, rather than appealing it before the U.S. Supreme Court.

Posted On Jul 27 2005 06:14

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‘Too much, yet too little’

The proposed minimum wage bill attempts “too much” but fails to adequately address the “discrepancies” in benefits between local and nonresident workers in the CNMI, according to Saipan Mayor Juan B. Tudela.

Posted On Jul 27 2005 06:12

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Swimmers bag another four medals

‘Continue hiring DC consultant’

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‘Too much, yet too little’

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