Guam Newspaper
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]
National Resource Directory - Guam
As available, funds are publicized through newspaper announcements of a Request for Proposal (RFP). The funding process is open/competitive, however, government and non-government programs meet to agree on funding levels. The funding cycle is February– January. Technical assistance is available through workshops offered. ... As available, funds are publicized through newspaper announcements of a Request for Proposal (RFP). The funding process is open/competitive, however, government and non-government agencies meet and agree on funding levels. The funding cycle/project period is February–January. Technical assistance is available through workshops offered. ... [Read More]
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." ... (a) Notice . Notice of sale of arrested or attachedproperty shall be published in one or more newspapers to be specified in theorder for sale. Unless otherwise ordered by a judge upon a showing of urgencyor impracticality, or unless otherwise provided by law, such notice shall bepublished for at least six (6) consecutive days before the date of sale. ... [Read More]
Chronology--Philippines and Guam
The New York Journal issued a million copy press run dedicated to the war in Cuba. The newspaper called for the immediate U.S. entry into war with Spain. ... [Read More]
The Right to Fight: African-American Marines in World War II (Seizing the Mariana Islands Saipan, Tinian, and Guam)
On D-Day, 15 June 1944, the depot companies sawaction at Saipan, manhandling cargo from ships' holds into landing craftand finally distributing the supplies among the combat units. The 18thand 20th Marine Depot Companies landed with the 4th Marine Division onD-Day, while 19th company was going ashore with the 2d Marine Division.Attached to the 3d Battalion, 23d Marines, 4th Marine Division, oneplatoon of the 18th Company arrived at its assigned beach about two andone-half hours after the first wave. A mortar shell wounded four men ofthe depot company, who had to be evacuated for emergency treatmentoffshore, but the others kept moving inland. One squad fought asinfantry to reinforce a thinly held line about a hundred yards from thewater's edge. The next morning, the bulk of the company helped eliminateJapanese infiltrators who had penetrated along the boundary between the23d Marines and the 8th Marines of the adjacent 2d Marine Division. When the immediate threat had passed, the 18th D ... [Read More]
FDIC: Decisions on Bank Applications - First Hawaiian Bank
Finally, notice of the filing of the branch application was published in a newspaper of general circulation in Guam, and the FDIC extended the comment period to more than thirty days to permit all interested parties to comment on the issues. The preemption issue was raised and argued at the public hearing held by the Guam Banking Board, in the Guam Superior Court, and again in correspondence submitted directly to the FDIC. Moreover, the FDIC has considered not only those comments received directly from interested parties, but also those made in the public hearing and the litigation. Therefore, even if notice and comment were required, the public hearing, the litigation, and the FDIC's procedures regarding FHB's application have provided ample notice and opportunity for comment and have otherwise satisfied that requirement. Therefore, compliance with section 43 procedures is not required. ... [Read More]
Bound Volume Inventory
Newspapers in original format are not available for Interlibrary Loan, and must be viewed on site. For more information about access to bound newspapers see: Requesting Bound Newspapers from Remote Storage . Go to: ... This is a listing of U.S. newspaper volumes held in storage for the Newspaper & Current Periodical Room based on aninventory conducted Summer, 1998. Arranged by state, then city, it lists the bound volume control number, total volumecount, and summary holdings for each title (title may vary from what is listed). The inventory does not provide detailedholdings; dates listed may have unspecified missing issues. Also, "misc" refers to miscellaneous issues that have beencollected separately for each country; these portfolios may include single issues that supplement the holdings of citieslisted. Detailed holdings of portfolios and bound volumes are available by contacting Reading Room staff. In most cases,microfilm is not available for the volumes inventoried. ... [Read More]
Fulbright Application Request Form
From a Journal or a Magazine At a Conference From Fulbright Publicity From the Internet From a Reference Listing or Other Free Source From an Alumnus From a Friend or Colleague From a School Source From a District Source From a Regional Organization From a Union Office From a Newspaper Article Unknown Requester is a Former Applicant ... [Read More]
Hawaii & Pacific Section - Hawaii State Library - Web Links
State of Hawaii Obituaries - Obituaries from the Honolulu Star-Bulletin & Honolulu Advertiser newspapers - currently only obituaries for the year 2000 are available. (BYU Hawaii) ... Serials Holdings List Hawaii - Daily Newspapers Online ... Library Catalog | Bibliographies | Hawaii Documents Center | Links | Newspaper Index | Programs | Yearbooks | Sitemap ... [Read More]
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