By Journal on November 12, 2021
748 flight, Air Marshall Islands, Fiji, five adrift, I-Kiribati, Jaluit Atoll, Mejrirok Island, Tarawa
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Journal 11/16/1984 P1 RepMar moves to protect offshore banking status The Republic of the Marshall Islands is moving toward early enactment of new regulations for its burgeoning offshore banking business. The Marshall Islands government began licensing offshore banks in March 1983. Since then, it has licensed 102 such banks. Because the business of offshore banking […]
By Journal on November 5, 2021
Internet service, National Telecommunications Authority, Tommy deBrum
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Journal 11/2/1984 P3 De-lightful The DeLite Restaurant is nearing completion and expects to start serving delicious Chinese meals in the near future. Last year, if you wanted to eat Chinese meals you went to Mrs. Bing’s. Now you have a choice of Mrs Bing’s (Downtown), the Formosa (Rita) or DeLite (Delap) across from the Gateway […]
By Journal on October 29, 2021
255 jobs, 3.25 Million, Back in the Day, Government cutbacks, Ministry of Education, Ministry of Health, Ministry of Justice, Reduction in Force, RIF, RMI
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Journal 10/26/1984 P1 RRE looking good You thought you walked into the Ala Moana shopping center by mistake? No, it’s really Robert Reimers Enterprises, the new look really had you fooled. Last Tuesday, RRE had their grand reopening. Ceramic tiles and carpeting with color coordinate ceiling, walls and floor. New counters added to the effect. […]
By Journal on October 22, 2021
Air Marshall Islands, Back in the Day, Bikini, Bikini Atoll, Bikini Atoll Diving, Dash-8, Divers, Diving in Bikini
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Journal 10/19/1984 P1 Eona Simon is graduated from FBI Academy In a September 14 rebased, William H. Webster, Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, announced the law enforcement officers who graduated from the 138th session of the FBI National Academy. They were honored in ceremonies at the FBI Academy in Quantico, Virginia. Among several […]
By Journal on October 15, 2021
Anju Jejjon, Bulova School of Watchmaking, Kusaie, Majuro, training course, Trust Territory, watchmakers
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Journal 10/15/1973 P1 Marshall Islands museum nears completion A sprawling gray structure with a yellow-green roof, supported one story off the ground by concrete posts, and with the heavy, blank look that only unpainted concrete can have — this is the new Marshall Islands museum as it nears completion at its site near Uliga Protestant […]
By Journal on October 8, 2021
Back in the Day, Mazda truck, stolen truck
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Journal 10/10/1970 P3 Stolen truck hits ship, taxi, tree… A large grey Mazda truck was stolen early last Tuesday morning. But before it was recovered by police two hours later, the intoxicated driver collided with a ship, hit another vehicle three times, ran into a new house under construction, and finally stopped after hitting a […]
By Journal on October 1, 2021
Flu, influenza, John Iaman, Majuro
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Journal 10/3/1970 P1 Flu got you? The present influenza epidemic still has a firm grip on most of the Marshalls District. As of Thursday, all islands, except the southern islands, had reported cases of the flu, according to Dr. John Iaman, district director of Health Services. Iaman said during the past week 977 cases of […]
By Journal on September 24, 2021
Amata Kabua, Back in the Day, landowners, Majuro, Stop Lagoon disposal, trash
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Journal 9/26/1980 P1 Dependence or independence? President Amata Kabua in a radio interview September 16 Sid he believes the US wants to keep the Marshalls dependent. “It is now very clear that the US wants to keep us in a state of begging.” Reacting to US blocking of the Japanese satellite communication offer and perhaps […]
By Journal on September 17, 2021
Matt Holly, RMI tourist, Zorries
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Journal 9/21/1984 P6 Tourist? Driving down the road I tried to define just what it was that made the tourists different from the local Americans. They wear shorts, Matt Holly was wearing shorts and he did not look like a tourist. They carry cameras, so does a reporter. It finally came to me, what the […]
By Journal on September 10, 2021
Climate and Global Change, Majuro, New Threat, The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
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Journal 9/14/1984 P1 What about a Bikini cleanup The US House approved a bill recently to study the impact of the resettlement of Bikini islanders on Maui. The US Congress must approve conditions on a $20 million fund to allow use of the money to resettle people outside the Marshall Islands. On Maui itself, a […]