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2008 Guam Publications, Inc. A Gannett Newspaper (7 Guam PDN CicIfU Daily Nava OUUfS I apologize for the inaccuracy in my biographies Don't forget to vote in today's Pacific Daily News poll. Today's question: In Your Voice Post your comment on www.guampdn.com Qto the point Guam Delegate Madeleine Bordallo doesnt have the college degree shes claimed to have for years. Bordallo yesterday issued an apology for providing inaccurate academic credentials. By Steve Limtioco Pacific Daily News slimtiacoguampdn.

com Guam Delegate Madeleine Bordallos resume for decades has stated she has an associates degree in music from the College of St. Catherine, in didnt earn a degree. Bordallo yesterday acknowledged she didnt receive a degree and her official biographies over the years have been incorrect. Although I did complete two years of college, and 1 did A See Bordallo Page 4 Have you filed your taxes? Results from yesterday's PDN poll are on PAGE 2 Saint Paul, Minn. Records at the Catholic womens college show Bordallo attended the school but Bordallo New casino I Special Olympics start today I initiative proposed air conditioning tor the past 466 DAYS I This graphic mil remain on lit Page 1 until air conditioning is restored to the school By Steve Limtioco Pacific Daily News shmliacodlguampdn.com Voters in January rejected an initiative to legalize slot machines at Tamunings Guam Greyhound Park, but Guam Greyhounds EJ.

Calvo this week submitted a new initiative to the Guam Election Commission, which proposes OTO THE POINT A Guam Greyhound has submitted an initiative that would allow it to run a full casino on its property. INSIDE FIRE UP DINNER Try recipes for steak with a chipotle-coffee rub and other easy dishes. to license the operation of a full casino at the facility. The operators of the casino also would be required to build a convention and event center there, costing at least $30 million. Attorney Richard Pipes, who represents Calvo, submitted The Responsible Gaming Act to the commission Thursday afternoon.

Pipes announced the filing yesterday. While Januarys initiative was limited to slot machines, the latest initiative also would allow card games, dice, roulette, baccarat, money wheels and video versions of those types of games. The new initiative is similar to the last in that it also limits licensing to Guam Greyhound Park and it also requires the casino owners to pay taxes on the casino income and to make additional cash donations to Guam i i-'t Patrick CamachoFor Pacific Daily News I Helping hands: Andersen Air Force Base volunteers yesterday prepare for the 2008 Guam Special Olympics at John F. Kennedy I High School's Ramsey Field in upper Tumon. See story.

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