Guam § 9201 - Definitions.

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§ 9201. Definitions.

Unless the context otherwise requires, the following

provisions shall govern the construction of this Article:

(a) Tourist stamps means paper devices which are

gummed on one side and printed on the other and designed

in such a manner that they may be affixed to the outside of

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the envelopes. The stamps shall be the same approximate

dimensions as those of the Christmas or Easter Seals and

may be issued in booklets or sheets in any denomination,

and shall be printed on one side. Said printing shall consist

of the Guam seal, a historic or scenic view of Guam and/or

such other matter as the Board finds proper.

(b) Board means the Board of Directors of the Guam

Visitors Bureau.

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