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Victim’s sa’o believes ifoga was enough in student rape
Assistant Public Defender Michael White representing Tone Pulou, a former teacher who has pled guilty to raping his 13-year old student, has recommended that his client be sentenced to jail for ei
Health insurance plan for territory unlikely says LBJ CEO
LBJ Medical Center chief executive officer Mike Gerstenberger believes a health insurance plan for American Samoa would not work due to the health problems of local residents and a lack of custome
Lolo resigns from DBAS to devote time to campaign
Lolo Letalu Matalasi Moliga has tendered his resignation as president of the Development Bank of American Samoa to “pursue another pathway” in his life “embracing my hope and continued commitment
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SPC SAYS DIABETES ON RISE IN PACIFIC, HIGHEST IN AMERICAN SAMOA
Fisherman rewarded for recovering 50,000th tuna tag
A Papua New Guinean fisherman has won USD500 for recovering a plastic tag that was attached to the back of a yellowfin tuna.
Proposed changes to Tonga land laws don’t give women equal rights
A womens rights campaigner says while recommended changes to Tonga’s land laws are a huge step forward, they still contain archaic thinking about the role of women in society.
After Wisconsin recall, a test for both parties
MADISON, Wis. (AP) -- Meet the new boss, says Wisconsin Gov.
Ray Bradbury, author of 'Fahrenheit 451,' dies
LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Ray Bradbury anticipated iPods, interactive television, electronic surveillance and live, sensational media events, including televised police pursuits - a