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  • Tags: Guam Rehabilitation Bill

What Could Be Guam's Economic Future?

An article by Editor Manuel L. Jose. Editor Jose brings attention to the lackluster approach in which Governor Guerrero is appealing to Congress regarding funds that are to be allocated under the Guam Rehabilitation Act, specifically under the aspect…

Editorial Comment

The Editorial Comment – The Governor’s Solution to Our Economic Ills shows a satirical single panel comic of two men talking about Governor Manuel F.L. Guerrero and how he plans to solve the islands’ economic issues of the time. One man says that the…

Fact...Fiction...Or Fancy

Editor Jose in his article examines the public statement from the Governor's Office regarding the three million deduction from the monetary appropriations from the Guam Rehabilitation Bill that the House Committee in the States - Jose not only…

Honor… Or Humor?

An article from Editor Jose that thanks the actions of Congressman Ralph J. Rivers for adding Governor Guerrero's speech regarding the Guam Rehabilitation Act that the Governor gave to members of Congress. Editor Jose focuses on a specific part of…

Governor's Speech Makes Congressional Record

A short article from Guam Times Weekly that announces that Governor Guerrero's speech towards the Guam Rehabilitation Act is now on public record by way of addition into the Congressional Records, by Congressman Ralph J. Rivers of Alaska

Editoral Comment - House Committee Hearings

A satirical comic - a group of people are crowding over two people, Mr. Denton, and the Governor, as the two play a game of dice - Denton has a thought bubble that reads 'What does this guy think, can't I tell a dice is loaded when I see one?' Above…

The Governor's Report to the People

The Governor, upon his return to Guam, repeated his speech that he delivered to Washington D.C. in regards to the Guam Rehabilitation Bill, to a crowd assembled at the Surf Club, after a regular meeting of the Guam Chamber of Commerce.

Pay Bill Increase Signed Photo

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