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  • Tags: Fiscal Year 1965

News Weekly from the Governor's Office Photo 2

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The above officers were promoted to fill new and vacant positions which existed in the department as a result of resignations and additional personnel authorized by the Guam Legislature for Fiscal Year 1965. Shown in the photograph is the Governor…

To Eat the Cake and Still Have It

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An article by Editor Manuel L. Jose that gives passages from Governor Guerrero’s testimony before the House Appropriation Committee of the United States Congress on ‘Urban Renewal’ and ‘Village Development’ which are high valued monetary requests…

This Week at the Legislature

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A series of releases from the Legislature. 'Senate Committee Restores Rehab Cut' Speaker A.B. Won Pat reports that the Senate Subcommittee on Appropriations decided on approving the full amount requested from the Guam Rehabilitation Act, $11,464,000…

Pay Bill Increase Signed Photo

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Members of the Guam Legislature and other officials watch as Governor Manuel Guerrero signs Bill 247, eliminating territorial post differential and raising salary ranges for government employees

News Weekly from the Governor's Office

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A series of mini reports from the Government: Governor Issues Initial Report on His DC Trip, Governor Guerrero returned Thursday with hopes that the House will vote on the budget alterations of the Guam Rehabilitation Bill - for Guam is $11,464,000…

Editorial Comment - Let's 'Plug the Bucket,' Not Kick It

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Governor Guerrero came back from his court meetings with Washington and announced that there was a reduction in the total amount from the Guam Rehabilitation Act, about one million less for fiscal years 1964 and 1965. Governor Guerrero has reassured…