Guam Daily News
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US Dept of State
(4) The "Pacific Daily News", a newspaper ofgeneral circulation published in Hagåtña, Guam, is designated theofficial newspaper of the Court. Unless otherwise provided by order, everynotice required to be published shall be published in the "Pacific DailyNews." ... - Thecost of the original and one copy of all or any part of a trial transcript,daily transcript or a transcript of matters occurring before or after trial, ifrequested by the Court or prepared pursuant to stipulation. ... [Read More]
News Release
The following is a news story based on an arrest by U.S. Marshals that was the result of a collateral lead request that took less than 24 hours for Guam Task Force to locate and apprehend the fugitive. ... [Read More]
GU OVC State Wide Assistance Report
C. ACTIVITIES TO IMPROVE THE DELIVERY OF VICTIM SERVICES: Issues regarding the delivery of victim services continue to be addressedamong the VOCA Administrator, sub-grantees, victim service organizations,and government agencies, via individual and group meetings, telephoneconversations and written correspondence. The above modes are still beingused to address needs assessment, program monitoring and evaluation, andreconfirmed through progress and annual reports as well as site visits.Notable activities to improve the delivery of victim services included:- Proclamation and Resolution of Crime Victims' Rights Week (4/21/02 to4/27/02) and Family Violence Month (10/01); Radio (K-57, KPRG, Hit Radio) show interviews; Outreach presentations at island high schools; Outreach presentations at island communities (Chuukes); Presentations at the elementary (Ordot and Chalan -Pago), middle(Untalan, Piti, Agueda Johnston and Catholic (San Vicente , St. Anthony,and Bishop Baumgartener) schools for t ... [Read More]
Yapsoldier
HAGATNA, Guam (Pacific Daily News, Feb. 10) – Staff Sgt. Steven Bayow, a 42-year-old soldier from Yap, was one of two soldiers killed Friday in Bayji, Iraq, when a bomb hit their vehicle. He was the second man from the Federated States of Micronesia and at least the eighth man from the region to be killed in Iraq over the last 14 months. Another soldier from the FSM, Kosraean corpsman Bailey Elley, also sustained injuries in Iraq last week while he was tending to an injured soldier, said Samson Pretrick, FSM consul general on Guam. Pretrick said Elley was helping the injured soldier when another bomb went off near the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad and burned his face and lungs. Bayow's older brother Mark Mathow, who lives in Colonia, Yap, said the family has been slammed hard with the news of their brother's death. "It was a very unexpected call," Mathow said last night. Though Bayow was stationed in Fort Stewart, Ga., with the 2nd Battalion, 7th Infantry Regiment, 3rd Infantry Di ... [Read More]
War in the Pacific NHP: Liberation - Guam Remembers
come back to Guam." Although possession of a radio was strictlyprohibited, a number of Chamorros were daring enough to operate radioreceivers throughout most of the occupation period—until aboutlate in 1943 when American forces were pummeling the Japanese in thesouth and central Pacific. Members of the underground radio network includedJose Gutierrez, Augusto Gutierrez, Frank T. Flores and AtanacioBlas; Adolfo Sgambelluri, Mrs. Ignacia Butler, RalphPellicani, Carlos Bordallo, Juan and Agueda Roberto, Manuel F. L.Guerrero, James Butler, Joe Torres and Herbert Johnston; Agueda IglesiasJohnston; Frank D. Perez, the Rev. Jesus Baza Duenas, E.T. Calvo; LuisP. Untalan, Jose and Herman Ada, and Pedro M. Ada. The radio receivershad to be destroyed or abandoned after Japanese officials obtainedcopies of news reports, including the following: — "Rabaol, (sic) New Guinea — Japanese forcesare being hammered in their positions by American Flying Fortresses fromAustralia, enemy los ... [Read More]
War in the Pacific NHP: Liberation - Guam Remembers
Appreciation and thanks are extended to the followingorganizations and individuals who assisted the Golden Salute CommemorativeCommittee by providing photographs, information and otherresources for the development and publication of this booklet ofremembrance: The Office of the Governor of Guam; Commander NavalForces Marianas; Government of Guam Bureau of Planning; Government ofGuam Veterans Affairs Office, Guam Department of Parks and Recreation;the Guam Museum; the Micronesian Area Research Center at the Universityof Guam; National Archives of the United States; the Nieves M. FloresTerritorial Library; the Pacific Daily News; United States Department ofVeterans Affairs; United States Navy; War in the Pacific NationalHistorical Park, National Park Service; the Bureau of Women's Affairsin the Office of the Governor of Guam; Judge Joaquin V.E. Manibusan and Mrs. DinangManibusan; Francisca Quintanilla Franquez; Jose S. Reyes; Jesus Lizama;George Flores; Brig. General Charles S. Todd, U ... [Read More]
Guam main page
Guam has one daily newspaper, a newspaper published three times a week, several weekly and monthly commercial publications, and military journals. There are three AM and two FM radio stations, one broadcast commercial television station, one commercial cable television station, and one public broadcasting station. Guam is a major Pacific cable station. A new fiber optic cable now links the island with Hawaii, Japan, the Philippines, and Hong Kong. Guam is included in the domestic numbering system, with an area code of 671. ... [Read More]
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