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Fifth graders Cyndi Benavente, left, and Yuri Cepeda demonstrate how lava flows from a volcano with their entry “How a Volcano Erupts” during the 7th Annual Dandan Elementary School Science Fair.Photo by Mark Peñaranda

Torres wants mandatory pay cut for top gov’t officials
REPRESENTATIVE Stanley Torres, Ind.-Saipan, wants a mandatory 10 percent cut in the salaries of elected officials, members of the judiciary and other officials who are exempt from....(Full Story)

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Dandan school holds science fair
OVER 500 students at Dandan Elementary School are competing in this year’s Science Fair which started yesterday.
The school has been holding the event for the past seven years and ....(Full Story)

Lawmaker: OPA slow in auditing CUC
The chairman of the House Committee on Public Utilities, Transportation and Communications says the Office of the Public Auditor is slow in auditing the financially troubled ....(Full Story)

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GUAM EDITION

Members of the COLA class review documents prior to a session of the Legislature yesterday. The government retirees are no longer optimistic that they will get their cost of living allowances soon despite assurances from the government.Photo by Paul Blas

Local News — Guam

• Board to push for GPSS overhaul
  
• Clock ticking on new FY ‘07 budget
  
• COLA class members not optimistic about getting paid
• Haze advisory extended
  
• Cruz meets with Interior secretary
  
• Bill to allow alcohol in chartered vehicles
  
• Pangelinan’s trial setting moved
• 8-year-old girl in possible abduction
• Civil Service Commission reinstates airport employee
• Northwest to use Airbus on Guam, NMI
  
  Editorials/Columns/Letters

• Life, Politics and Policy:Let’s practice what we preach
• Worst fears realized
  

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