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Marshalls senator loses by one vote in recount

The Ujae Atoll parliament race between Caios Lucky and Muller was tied at 117-all after all votes were counted from the November 21 national election. Muller, who has chaired the parliament’s Public Accounts Committee and aggressively conducted oversight of government spending and performance, said…
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PNG church urges Somare to end leadership fight

Archbishop John Ribat says while the Catholic Church recognizes that the Supreme Court ruled Sir Michael Somare be reinstated, it wants him to end the fight to get back into office. “In all respect to him, we want him to resign,” Ribat said. Somare remains insistent that he is the country’s rightfu…
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Australia provides FSM with medical equipment

The partnership is under the Pacific Islands Program and provides assistance in the transport of medical equipment, supplies and volunteers, to deliver a range of specialty healthcare services and training to treat orthopedic patients in the Federated States of Micronesia. Six volunteers and medica…
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College of Micronesia holds 54th commencement exercises

This figure does not include the number of graduates from Kosrae campus since it has different reporting dates. According to the college’s Office of Admissions and Records, it is yet to verify 12 candidates for graduation from Kosrae. In his welcoming remarks, interim college President Ringlen P Ri…
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College of Micronesia registration

The first day of instruction will be Jan. 9 and last day for late registration is Jan. 13, 2012. An additional fee of $5 is charged for late registration. For more information regarding the additional charge and late registration, call 691-350-2296 or -5149.
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Dengue fever continues in Marshalls, but numbers slow

On Wednesday, Health Secretary Justina Langidrik said that since the outbreak started in mid-October, 567 cases of dengue fever have been confirmed in Majuro, the capital, which has been the hardest-hit island. This is an additional 61 cases over the past two weeks. Four other islands have seen cas…
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Samoa to tamper with time, shift dateline

The shift is aimed at improving the Samoan economy, ONE News Pacific Correspondent Barbara Dreaver explained to TV ONE’s Breakfast. “It’s mainly to keep in line with New Zealand, Australia and Asia — who they’re developing business links with. The prime minister says they’re actually losing two day…
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FSM’s Mori appoints acting secretaries

Nakanaga graduated from the Central Michigan University in the U.S. with a B.A. in business administration, majoring in finance. She has been with  Finance and Administration since 1980, starting in the Treasury Division until her appointment as assistant secretary of the Division of Investment. Sh…
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FSM’s Mori signs $1.02M supplemental budget

Prior to the start of the Nov.17-24 special session of the 17th FSM Congress, Mori submitted a supplemental budget request that proposed an increase of $3.17 million to the FY ‘12  approved budget of $44,251,617. The requested amount included investment subsidies to the FSM Trust Fund for $1 millio…
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