July 25, 2012 - Page 4 of 7

Plea deal offered to two in sale of alcohol to minor ‘too lenient’

Superior Court Associate Judge Joseph N. Camacho has rejected as too lenient a proposed plea deal that the government offered to two persons accused of selling alcoholic beverages to a minor. In separate orders issued last week, Camacho found that the proposed plea agreement...

Posted On Jul 25 2012 01:57

, By Ferdie De La Torre

Boston law firm slashes bill

»Now demanding $488,882 instead of $750,937 By Ferdie de la Torre Reporter The Boston-based counsel for the NMI Retirement Fund is now asking to be paid $488,882 instead of the $750,937.82 it earlier demanded as payment for professional services and expenses. Jeremy B. Coffey of...

Posted On Jul 25 2012 01:37

, By Ferdie De La Torre

OIA-funded project brings 24-hour water coverage to 95 pct.

U.S. Interior Assistant Secretary for Insular Affairs Tony Babauta and acting governor Eloy S. Inos led yesterday’s ribbon-cutting for a $478,000 Papago waterline improvement project, bringing to 95 percent the 24-hour water coverage for Commonwealth Utilities Corp....

Posted On Jul 25 2012 01:08

, By Haidee V. Eugenio

Train rails Mukden

By Jaime R. Vergara Special to the Saipan Tribune The poetic name for our journey would have to be from Mukden to Manzhouli. We took one two years ago from Mukden to Mudanjiang of Heilongjiang. The late NoKor chairman Kim Jung Il favored Mudanjiang as a transit point. He avoided...

Posted On Jul 25 2012 01:08

, By Jaime R. Vergara

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Plea deal offered to two in sale of alcohol to minor ‘too lenient’

Boston law firm slashes bill

OIA-funded project brings 24-hour water coverage to 95 pct.

Train rails Mukden

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