By Journal on June 29, 2018
Bikini Atoll, Dennis Haysbert, Edward Maddison, Pearl Harbor
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Journal 6/26/1981 P1 Women called to more active role The Radrik Dron women members of Majuro’s United Church of Christ today had a chance to hear advice to take a more active role in their country’s decision making and not just let men make the decisions. The person telling them that was not a man, […]
By Journal on June 22, 2018
Bill Sakovich, Kessai Note, Olympics, Rick Blas, Rien Morris, Witten Philippo
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Journal 6/19/1981 P1 Dropout problem at MIHS graduation Amid the joy of Marshall Islands High School’s 17th commencement, graduates and education officials alike wondered, “Where are the rest?” The class of 1981 finished in ceremonies at the Uliga Protestant Church, with only 60 members, the lowest in many years. Principal Tony Jetnil was the first […]
By Journal on June 15, 2018
Aisa Peter, Anko Jekkein, Atobar Aliebar, Atra Lang, Bikini, Caesar Jerbal, Gordon Note, Heine Graham, Hemil Saimon, Hosi Gideon, Iklang Jacob, Jaluwe Jabwe, Jenry Peter, Jernlok Titus, Jimmy James, Jus Helenso, Katzuo Katsang, Lajjur Saremle, Lamaro Sanberger, Larry Rang, MIHS students, Millong Latak, Miram Akied, Moses Silk, Ninurj Alon, Overtime Nelson, Rubon Jacklick, Shield Kanej, Summer Elkinwor, Super Sailas, Tane Abotolom, Teruo Kaminaga, Thompson Keju, Valantino Anutar, Walter Lamidrik
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Journal 6/13/2018 P1 Airport leases signed Formal signing of the leases for the proposed airport on Long Island has been accomplished, according to Mike Allen, Marshalls Land Management Officer. The lease negotiations experienced a series of complicated demands and counter demands before final agreement was reached. The negotiations will result in payment of $4,000 per […]
By Journal on June 8, 2018
Allan Lolly, cocaine
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Journal 6/5/1981 P1 Enewetakese want 15-year special trusteeship The people of Enewetak want a special US Trusteeship for Enewetak for about 15 years in order to complete the rehabilitation of their atoll and to catch up with the rest of the Marshalls, according to Magistrate Hertes John. He said that a poll showed that 93 […]
By Journal on June 1, 2018
Compact of Free Association, Russians, Soviet, Soviets, UN Trusteeship Council
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Journal 5/29/1981 P1 Reagan’s Micronesia review group visits Majuro What has been called the Reagan review group left May 27 after maintaining a tight-lipped silence about their visit. “We’re just touring Micronesia,” said Ginger Lew, deputy assistant secretary of State. P7 Soviets question US At the UN Trusteeship Council meeting, the Soviet delegate took a […]
By Journal on May 25, 2018
Danny Wase, longliners, revenue, tuna fees
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Journal 5/22/1981 P3 Micro Palm to go to Fiji again Deputy Attorney General Carl Ingram and Secretary Ywao Elanzo of Transportation and Communications left Majuro May 20 on Air Nauru for Suva, Fiji. While in Fiji, they will meet and negotiate with officials of Carpenter Ltd. and Bish concerning the dry docking of the MS […]
By Journal on May 18, 2018
Kwajalein, missile testing, US Army
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Journal 5/15/1981 P9 2,000 apply for housing aid About 2,000 applications were received by the Housing Division, Social Services Department, for the $1.5 million community development block grant as part of the recovery program from the late 1979 high waves that struck DUD area. P12 AMI looking to the future The Airline of the Marshall […]
By Journal on May 11, 2018
Jon Beavers, Kwajalein Liaison Officer, Mejit, rocket, rocket debris
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Journal 5/9/1970 P1 April weather 2.87 inches of rain — Least since initial record started, 1955. P1 Rocket debris falls on Mejit Reports circulating about Maujro concerning parts of a missile falling in and around Mejit Island have been verified. The people of Mejit reported seeing a bright flash of light during the night night […]
By Journal on May 4, 2018
Nuclear Claims Tribunal
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Journal 5/1/1981 P1 Japanese request nuclear waste storage The Japanese government approached the Marshalls government in early April about the possibility of using Bikini to store nuclear waste, according to Minister of Internal Affairs Wilfred Kendall. P1 Marshall Islands Alele Museum opens today After false starts and years of inactivity for one reason or another, […]
By Journal on April 27, 2018
Air Marshall Islands, AMI, Erron Driver
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Journal 4/24/1981 P1 Govt seeks FAA registration for AMI aircraft Minister for Resources and Development Kessai Note, accompanied by Marshalls Attorney General Wayne Kidwell, left Majuro April 22 for Hawaii where they will meet with Federal Aviation Administration officials concerning registration of Airline of the Marshall Islands aircraft. The two government representatives will also be […]