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Bryan Proposes Using Federal Excise Tax to Pay Back Salaries

  • Jun 12, 2021
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Gov. Albert Bryan Jr. sent down legislation this week to earmark some of the federal excise tax dollars Congress gives to the territory each year to repay government workers who had temporary 8 percent pay cuts for two years.

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