An “oil boom” is placed around the cargo vessel Fujimarine which was leaking oil yesterday. The vessel docked at the Saipan port was carrying automobiles.Photo by Mark Peñaranda

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GUAM EDITION

Vice Speaker Eddie B. Calvo, R-Maite, right, and Sen. Ray Tenorio, R-Yigo, go over financial records as Guam Memorial Hospital administrator Peter John Camacho, third right, and Wilfred Aflague address other senators during a session at the Legislature yesterday. Senators will get a 25 percent pay cut for six months if the Legislature passes a bill urging members of the policymaking body “to lead by example in trimming costs during bleak financial times.” Photo by Paul Blas

• 25% pay cuts for senators proposed
  
• Ada resigns as CCU commissioner
  
• Department of Corrections readies cost reduction plans
  
• 2 sailboat crewmembers found
  
• Police seeking man missing for 2 years
  
• OPA: Guam Housing Corp.posts nearly $1M profit
  
• USDA grant for energy program available
  
• Good Friday not a GovGuam holiday
  
• Military supporters wave for troops buildup
  
• GCA Trades Academy: Developing Guam’s workforce
  
  

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