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‘Marianas buildup, not Guam military buildup’

Guam Lt. Gov. Michael Cruz yesterday said he and Gov. Felix P. Camacho propose to rename what has long been known as the Guam military buildup to “Marianas buildup,” and both look to forming a regional economic task force to tap a projected $2 billion to $4 billion in annual...
Posted On Apr 02 2009 21:22
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30 Tinian farmers, ranchers may be displaced by the US military

A significant number of farmers, ranchers, and hog raisers on Tinian are expected to be displaced if the U.S. military decides to fully utilize the property it leased on the island.
Posted On Apr 02 2009 21:18
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‘Give the mayors a free hand to adjust budget’

Lawmakers and officials representing Saipan, Tinian, and Rota yesterday are supporting a proposal to give municipal mayors a free hand adjust their budgets so they could keep their employees.
Posted On Apr 02 2009 21:17
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Pellegrino expands business with US military

Businessman Anthony Pellegrino started supplying the U.S. military commissaries on Guam with 135 lbs of local produce and 14 lbs of reef fish on Wednesday, just a few months after exporting fresh chilled shrimps to them.
Posted On Apr 02 2009 20:04
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