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Fitial and govt found liable in Fund lawsuit

Superior Court Associate Judge Kenneth L. Govendo yesterday found the CNMI government and Gov. Benigno R. Fitial liable in the lawsuit filed by the Retirement Fund over the government’s failure to remit the required employer contributions, now reportedly reaching over $119.6 million.
Posted On Nov 13 2008 21:18
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US court asked to suspend labor provisions of federalization law

The Fitial administration has asked a court to stop the U.S. government from applying the labor provisions of the new Northern Marianas immigration act, saying the new law will cause immediate and lasting damage to the Commonwealth.
Posted On Nov 13 2008 21:16
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Missed point, indeed

Friends have taken this exchange with Kimo “instructive,” so this final rejoinder is for the on-readers as much as it is for us. Kimo can continue with what one of my colleagues described as a “diatribe.”
Posted On Nov 13 2008 21:11
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Stephens cards score to beat for December Ace

Dwain Stephens came away with the best score in the December qualifier of the Refaluwasch Golf Association held last Saturday in conjunction with the club’s Inaugural Memorial Classic.
Posted On Nov 13 2008 21:04
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