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Matson to lower its fuel surcharge

Matson Navigation Co. said Tuesday that it is lowering its fuel surcharge anew by one percentage point, effective Nov. 5, 2006.
Posted On Oct 18 2006 18:15
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A push for a Tinian Utilities Corp.

For the information of those citizens of Tinian who did not have the opportunity to attend last night’s CUC rate hearing on Tinian, several things became clear. First, former Judge Edward Manibusan, now legal counsel for CUC, more than satisfactorily fulfilled CUC’s legal mandate...
Posted On Oct 18 2006 18:11
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Training is not enough

There is a direct link between training and employee retention. Employees involved in ongoing training feel that their employer is interested in them doing a better job, and the employer cares enough about them to make an investment in their development. Training can also be the...
Posted On Oct 18 2006 18:09
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‘Breast cancer claims 8 in NMI since ’01’

Breast cancer has already claimed the lives of eight women in the CNMI since 2001, according to Public Health Secretary Joseph Kevin P. Villagomez, making it necessary to further raise awareness of the disease on the islands.
Posted On Oct 18 2006 18:06
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