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The chair of the House Ways and Means Committee yesterday broached a proposal to ask the Commonwealth Utilities Corporation to write off portion of the $6.8 million in unpaid utility bills that the government has accumulated over the past six months.
Posted On Aug 02 2011 21:20
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NMC set to offer same programs in fall semester

Northern Marianas College president Sharon Hart said yesterday that the institution will make no changes in the academic programs and courses that will be offered to students this fall 2011 semester, mainly because it is still addressing its accreditation status.
Posted On Aug 02 2011 21:18
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Fitial to House: Hold off action on COP lease, Saipan casino bill votes

Gov. Benigno R. Fitial asked the House leadership yesterday to hold off action on both Suwaso Corp.s’ proposed 15-year land lease extension for its Coral Ocean Point hotel, and a local casino bill legalizing casino gambling on Saipan.
Posted On Aug 02 2011 21:17
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52-pct. plunge in July vehicle sales

Automotive dealers posted a 52-percent decrease in their July vehicle sales, a month after posting a 3-percent increase.
Posted On Aug 02 2011 21:16
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