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Most of the 39 abandoned workers of Valenzuela Janitorial Services showed up at the Department of Labor yesterday for an administrative hearing on their case.Photo by Haidee V. Eugenio

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Another employer abandons workers
ANOTHER employer has abandoned foreign workers who were promised janitorial service jobs and several of whom paid $400 to $800 last year to have their work permits processed. Only one of these 39 individuals actually worked for the company...(Full Story)

Administration to implement 15 percent budget cut
GOVERNOR Benigno R. Fitial will formally inform the Legislature today of his plan to enforce an across-the-board budget reduction of 15.5 percent in light of the government’s declining revenue collections...(Full Story)

Stayman hopes Bush will OK federalization
THE visiting U.S. Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources senior staffer in charge of insular issues yesterday said the CNMI immigration federalization bill will not be introduced unless there is bipartisan support, ....(Full Story)

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Attorney General Alicia Limtiaco, center, gestures as she addresses members of the 29th Legislature yesterday during a public hearing on a legislative resolution that authorizes $10 million as partial payment to retirees waiting for their cost of living allowances, while COLA class counsel Mike Phillips, left, and retirees listen. Photo by Paul Blas

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