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A young boy performs acrobatics during a labor hearing on the closure of Concorde Garment Manufacturing Corp. at the multi purpose center yesterday. The boy’s mother was one of the garment workers laid off due to the recent closing of factories. Photo by Mark Peñaranda

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Labor: Concorde fraudulently induced garment workers to sign contracts
CONCORDE Garment Manufacturing Corp. and L&T Group of Companies fraudulently induced 48 of its 1,406 former employees to sign contracts by hiring them even though the companies knew (Full Story)

CUC’s Mathis thought theft was a joke
NEVER in her wildest dreams did she believe that she herself, of all people, would fall prey to the very people she wants arrested.
Commonwealth Utilities Corp. spokeswoman Pamela Mathis, in an...(Full Story)

Legislature overspent FY ’06 budget
THE Legislature, including the Legislative Bureau, overspent by $33,872 its authorized spending level of $7,333,550 in fiscal year 2006, according to a government financial report obtained by the Variety....(Full Story)

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GUAM EDITION

Gov. Felix P. Camacho, left, shakes hands with the new members of the Guam Board of Medical Examiners who were sworn in on Wednesday in the governor’s chambers. From second left, Dr. Ronald Kobayashi, Dr. Ricardo Eusebio and Dr. Patrick Santos. Yesterday, members of the medical board grappled with the legality of the governor’s decision to sack Dr. Jerone T. Landstrom as a board member, among other issues. contributed photo

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