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Speaker to Congress: No ‘harsh’ policy please

A CNMI government leader hopes that the Democratic-controlled U.S. Congress would not impose any “harsh” policies on the CNMI, such as an arbitrary implementation of federal wage and immigration control.
Posted On Nov 18 2006 17:51
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Guam mayors present resolution for late governor

Four Guam mayors paid a courtesy visit on Saipan to present a resolution expressing their heartfelt condolences for the passing of former CNMI governor Lorenzo I. Deleon Guerrero.
Posted On Nov 18 2006 17:51
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Potential IPP may still pay $22.5M CUC debt

A winning independent power producer may still be asked to pay half the $45 million that the Commonwealth Utilities Corp. owes the Commonwealth Development Authority but, instead of remitting it to CDA, the money would stay with CUC.
Posted On Nov 18 2006 17:50
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FLASHBACK November 19, 1999-2002

Saying that ulterior motive was behind a proposal seeking to remove the Small Business Development Center under the wings of the Northern Marianas College, Rep. Oscar M. Babauta yesterday said he would seek a probe by the U.S. Inspector General into the planned transfer of the...
Posted On Nov 18 2006 16:44
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