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Green Marine

July 15, 2005 · about 21 years ago

Closing shipyard would cost 9,575 jobs

Closing the 97-year-old Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard will mean a loss of $1.3 billion annually and a loss of nearly 10,000 jobs. Those are the findings of a report by Enterprise Honolulu, prepared for the Chamber Commerce of Hawaii, in anticipation of the possibility that the Basic Realignment and Cl

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Closing the 97-year-old Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard will mean a loss of $1.3 billion annually and a loss of nearly 10,000 jobs. Those are the findings of a report by Enterprise Honolulu, prepared for the Chamber Commerce of Hawaii, in anticipation of the possibility that the Basic Realignment and Closure commission may amend the Pentagon

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