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Thanks, governor

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WE WERE a bit taken aback when Gov. Eddie Calvo, in an interview on K57 Radio with morning show host Ray Gibson last week, chose to single us out for special mention.

Responsible training

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ALCOHOL abuse is at the root of more than half of all automobile accidents on Guam, and nearly all of the domestic violence cases which result in police intervention.

The fourth branch

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WE IN the media sometimes refer to ourselves as “The Fourth Estate” in a sort of off-handed acknowledgement that there are the three branches of government, the legislative (Congress), the executive (White House), and the judicial (Supreme Court,) and the entity that is supposed to watch over the government and hold their feet to the fire (the media) is kind of the fourth branch.

$110K every month

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THE government of Guam is running up a red ink tab of $110,000 a month because it is unable to pay an adjudicated compensation to the former landowners from whom the 300 acres were taken for the Layon Landfill.

Sneaky government

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WE DON'T always agree with Bob Klitzkie, an attorney and former senator, but we always listen to what he has to say.

Red lights

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GUAM'S traffic seems to be getting worse, at least at some of the main intersections.

Let’s resolve this

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WE THINK it’s time for the parties in the ongoing Wise Owl soap opera to sit down at a table together and negotiate a settlement.

Living in fear

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PRETTY impressive, that turnout Tuesday night over at the Legislature for the discussion about crime on Guam.

'Unauditable'

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AN AUDIT is an inspection of the books and accounts of a business or agency.

De-link

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DRIVING along the other day listening to K57 Radio, we heard a caller to the afternoon talk show make quite an impassioned plea to the Guam Legislature to de-link us from the U.S. tax code.