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Annoucement

Ken Suehiro, a social security representative from Honolulu, will be on Guam from October 5th to 28th. Suehiro will be at the Audit Branch of the Tax Division

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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…

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