Federal Labor Ombudsman Jim Benedetto and CNMI Department of Labor officials talk with employees of garment manufacturer Top Fashion Corp. at the factory in Tanapag yesterday.
Photo by Mark Peñaranda

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Class of 2007.Eighty-one Father Duenas Memorial School seniors wait to receive their diplomas during commencement exercises at the Mangilao school last night. School graduation ceremonies are scheduled from this week until June.
Photo by Paul Blas

• House passes Guam war claims bill
  
• US seeks to tap neighboring islands formilitary projects
  
• Air Force captain, wife plead not guilty to child abuse charges
  
• Police investigate vehicular accident 1 dead, another at GMH
  
• Students celebrate graduations
  
• Marshallese demand justice for nuke survivors
  
• GEPB to implement hiring freeze on non-teaching positions
  
• CCU asks GPA to restudy rate hike petition
  
• Highest employment recorded on Guam in 6 years
  
• GPD holds training
  
• RP elections don’t excite Filipinos on Guam
• Man gets 10 years for murder
  
• Astumbo couple pleads not guilty to burglary charges
  
• Alien re-indicted for entering US illegally
  
  
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Sports

• Ididers win widest margin vs. N. Central, 120-53
• Dengokl, Luii to lead junior tennis team to NPT
• Villaflor, Parinas share limelight in Sen. Alan Seid Badminton Challenge