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Guam Rehabilitation Act
The Guam Rehabilitation Act, or Public Law 88-170, is to provide no more than $45,000,000 in funds towards rebuilding the island due to the damage done from Typhoon Karen and towards future projects and foundations that aim to improve the quality of…
From the Governor's Office
A government document for public release that that gives details towards the Guam Rehabilitation Act: Governor Guerrero will leave Friday, February 14th, to Washington for budget hearings; the Guam Rehabilitation Act estimates $46,000,000 given in…
Increase Pay for Our Legislators
An article that discusses Bill 211, which would allow past, present, and future members of the Guam Legislature to benefit from the Gov-Guam retirement fund. The article briefly shares the mixed opinions of the public and the lawmakers - be it…
News From the Governor's Office
A collection of mini releases from the Governor's Office: The Curb (a non-excessive sum of $21, 263.00 will go towards the beautification project, part of the Guam Rehabilitation Act); Clean-Up Month (Governor Guerrero has declared that March is an…
News Weekly From the Governor's Office
A series of articles from the Governor's Office: Proclamation No. 64-2, Clean-Up Month - Governor Guerrero declared the month of March in 1964 as Clean-up month, due to the devastation of Typhoon Karen and Olive; Clean-up Campaign, Guam's islandwide…
Speaker AB Won Pat Press Release
Speaker Won Pat reports on appropriations under PL88-170: ‘Guam Rehabilitation Bill’ the subcommittee on Department of Interior and Agencies House Committee on Appropriations held hearings on February 20th, 1964 for requests for appropriations under…
News Weekly from the Governor's Office
A series of articles released from the government of Guam: Proclamation No. 64-3 Red Cross Month, acting Governor Dickerson proclaims March to be Red Cross Month; Governor Returned Thursday, Governor Guerrero came back Wednesday from the Guam…
Cover Page
Satirical comic that shows Governor Guerrero coming back to Guam, greeted by both the people and journalists. Governor Guerrero is dressed in incognito clothes though, but what gives him away is his clothes and a bag that has a caption of 'Top…
Spending Comic
A comic that represents Governor Guerrero as a small boy asking Uncle Sam for more money. The boy is holding a receipt that says 'Rehab Fund Requested.' Uncle Sam looms over the boy and has a speech bubble that questions the spending habits of the…
