By Journal on September 9, 2022
2008, Back in the Day, capital crumbling, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Public Works engineers
Back In The Day
Journal 9/13/1985 P1 No big shots Down Under Pacific Royalty, Head of State, Minister of Justice, Creator of Airlines, Central Pacific Shipping power: All of these legitimate titles you could bestow on the present President of Nauru Hammer deRoburt. You could also call him hard-headed and determined, at least we think so, after coming upon […]
By Journal on July 8, 2022
$17.5 million to $21 million, 2008, Back in the Day, diesel, fast-track domestic energy reduction and cost-cutting measures, Litokwa Tomeing, MEC, State of economic emergency
Back In The Day
Journal 7/12/1985 P3 Results of fishing tournament The Third Annual Fishing Tournament saw two marlin caught the first day: One weighed in at 319 pounds and was caught by Misao Capelle’s boat Fu Manchu, the other was 184 pounds caught by Minister Atjang Paul. The second day, Ronnie Reimers landed a winning wahoo that weighed […]
By Journal on June 17, 2022
$8.5m, 2008, Back in the Day, Ebeye, financial collapse, KAJUR, Majuro, RMI Disaster Committee, State of emergency
Back In The Day
Journal 6/21/1985 P1 As Amata turns against Compact, minority party finds it appealing President Amata Kabua has notified the US government that the amendments to the Compact of Free Association now being considered by the US Congress are not acceptable to the government of the Marshall Islands. Meanwhile, the opposition party of the Marshall Islands […]
By Journal on May 27, 2022
2008, Air Marshall Islands, Back in the Day, Bikini Atoll, Conde Nast Traveler Magazine, Jack Niedenthal, nuclear test, World War two ship sunk
Back In The Day
Journal 5/31/1985 P1 Rongelapese clash with US ambassador The verbal sparring between US officials and Rongelap Atoll leaders escalated this week when the US ambassador to the United Nations charged that the nearly completed evacuation of Rongelap was instigated by outsiders who were misleading the islanders about radiation contamination on the atoll. Ambassador Harvey Feldman […]
By Journal on May 20, 2022
2008, Back in the Day, MEC, power rates go up again
Back In The Day
Journal 5/24/1985 P1 Critical committee OKs Compact “Obviously the Compact is moving along and with key high level people in the US administration and Congress supporting it, chances are looking good it will be approved this summer,” states US Department of State Status Liaison Officer for the Marshalls Mike Senko answering Journal questions. On May […]
By Journal on March 11, 2022
2008, abolish the postal voting system, Back in the Day, Elections and Referenda, Nitijela bill number two, Postal Vote, Senator Wilfred Kendall
Back In The Day
Journal 3/15/1985 P1 Marshallese girls excel at Honolulu high school Three Marshallese girls have been commended for their play with the Kaimuki High School varsity girls softball team in Honolulu. Nancy Matauto of Majuro and Jackie Matsumura of Ebeye were outfielders and Maile Kaaiakamanu of Ebeye was the shortstop. P12 Ebeye residents celebrate A combination […]