,.. , arianas ~riet~~ Micronesia's Leading Newspaper Since 1972 ~ ~ 'Coe a11 not needed' would only contribute to the con Hillbroom grandma wants to be lead guardian fusion and greatly and adversely By Ferdie de la Torre Imeong's motion to designate as Family and Immigration Law undermine Junior's (Hill broom) Variety News Staff lead guardian for Hill broom filed Clinic resulting to failure to make best interest," she sai_d. THE MATERNAL grandmother through her counsel, Bill R. intelligent decisions for As lead guardian, Imeong said of Larry Hillblom' s alleged son, Mann, on Tuesday before the Hillbroorn's best interest. she will continue consulting with Junior Larry Hill broom, wants to Superior Court. Imeong blamed the law firm for the co-guardian (Kinney) and be be the lead guardian for the 12- Documents submitted by the confusion and disarray which sensitive to her concerns. year -old boy in the heirship claim Imeong also confirmed the now allegedly surrounds the pa Imeong has had physical cus against Hillblom's $450-million Variety's earlier story about con ternity claim. tody ofHillbroom since birth. The estate. fusion and dispute arising in As co-guardian and custodian boy resides with her in Koror, In heraffidavit, Naoko Imeong, Kinney's camp rega.rding the of Hillbroom who raised the boy Republic of Palau. Kinney is his mother of Kaelani Kinney, has latter's lead counsel, David since birth, the grandmother said, co-guardian. also expressed opposition to have Lujan's handling of the paternity the court must appoint her as the Imeong pointed out that it is not Johnnie Cochran, 0. J. Simpson's claim. lead-guardian with the sol.e au her desire to have Cochran repre lead defense lawyer, in their legal In her affidavit, the grand thority as to hiring of attorneys, sent the child nor does she have team. mother claimed Kinney remains negotiations and settlement. any plans to have any attorney Johnnie Cochran The affidavit was attached in under the undue influence of the "To allow the present impasse Continued on page 16
By Mar-Vic C. llllunar . .· . . Variety News Staff · .. · .. · '. · · . · ··.. .· · \ . ·":: ·· NEWfac;es:wm.·griitscb9<>I\:hildreriwhentbey:go back iq·~ei{ classrooins next .schqoly~ar as _the ~ew batch of t~chers,:r~f\ . cruited by the PubUc s~~pol system':f.i:ori Illcl.iajaildUS arpvef.!\c onSaipan last Tuesday. ·.. ·.·.· ·... ··· > : i>'. ..·.. ·· ... ·. .. . <\:: 'i: . . peputy c()~~sio~ef.Margaret P.ela .c~ said ~Ont~ ~t:tJie) ·. new tea<;hers w'1ll ~ed1ately fill the vacanton~trciclc J)()S,I~ Gov. Froilan C. Tenorio signs agreement signifying the tu~nover of CHC's outpatie'}t pharmacy ope.rations to Pacific Health Inc., a private joint venture. PHI President Clarence T. Tenono (left) and actmg AG -underwood fights 'demise' · Sebastian Afoot also signed the accord. Photo by Ratty H. Arroyo ·of the Chamorro language Tenorio optimistic lVlayo Clinic By Mary Rose S.Tigulo For the Variety GUAM - A bill currently being still interested in CNMI facility : entertained in U.S. Congress to By Rafael H. Arroyo vate sector. fall in line with his concept of a :: declare English· as the official Variety News Staff "Id rather that private cmnpa totally privatized hospital, language of the United States, ' ! MA YO CLINIC, one of nies take over the operation of the Continued on page 5 ,; may could be a death blow for America's top health maintenance hospital. Government should not : the Chamorro language, accord organizations, may still be inter be in the business of running a .• ing to Guam Delegate Robert A. ested in the CNMI as a possible hospital," he said. · Underwood. site for a planned Pacific region Pointing out that the govern The House of Representatives facility $35 'l! ment budgets some million ; is currently expected to take up This was disclosed by Gov. fortheoperationofCHC, Tenorio :: H.R. 123 this week. The bill will I Froilan C. Tenorio yesterday right said privatizing the hospital en ., restrict the use of any other lan- j after he signed an agreement with tirely could mean the same amount guages aside from English by I Pacific Health Inc. for the latter's in savings to remain in the gen federal agencies. ·1), takeover of the Commonwealth eral fund. ~ Robert A. Underwood ! The Guam delegate is cur 1: Health Center's outpatient phar Tenorio late last year announced / rently fighting the passage of P, u macy. he is trying to woo Mayo Clinic to :: the bill. Arizona's declaration ofEnglish J During the signing ceremonies either put up a regional hospital 1 Recently, Underwood wrote .. as its official and the firing of a ! at the Governor's conference on Saipan or to take over the op a "friend of the court" brief to Hispanic worker for speaking ij M room, Tenorio said he remains erations of CHC. i supportthedecisionoftheNinth Spanish at work. The Ninth Cir- " committed to the total This was after he learned of 1 : Circuit Court in the case of cuit Court of Appeals declared privatization of hospital services Mayo plans to put up a hospital ·: Enriquez vs. State ofArizona. the Arizona law unconstitu- in the CNMI saying such services somewhere in the Pacific region. , This case involves the state of . Continued on page 19 • I are better off provided by the pri- Since having M~yo here will • • J,.. J ... ,I ~ ~ - ·.-~>J .. ( I,·, .•. ,. ,: .. ·, !, .• . .' -~ - •• 2-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-THURSDAY- AUGUST 1, 1996 THURSDAY, AUGUST I, 1996-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-3 World powers form united front against terrorism Eurotex given two weeks G-7 adopts 25-point plan look into alleged "sweatshop" Gov't: Either comply or face fines, closure working conditions. By TERRIL JONES rather confused ideology," French table, social, or cultural goals, by Peter Tarnoff, undersecretary of Japanese Foreign Minister Aftervisiting Saipan last February, closing Ewotex's factory in San tory. PARIS (AP) - As a summer of Foreign Minister Herve de terrorists using them as a cover state for political affairs. Yukihiko Ikeda also announced and find out for itself whether it Sen.FrankH.Murkowski(R-Ala,kaJ Vicente or ordeijng its management InanunannouncedvisittoEurotex bombings added urgency to their Charette said. for their own activities." Still, "I have no doubt that the Japan will hold an Asia-Pacific has "sweatshop" working condi toldaU.S.ScnatehearingtharEurotex to pay fines, he said last July 25, Tenorio said he will work, Western ministers adopted "This new kind of terrorism They placed as much impor spirit and the measures that were terrorism conference sometime tions. was one of the "sweatshop" factories Inspected last week by officials a 25-point cooperative plan for requires new approaches," he said. tance in cutting off terrorists' taken here among us will be ex between this fall and the next G- ask OSHA to look into the factory Tenorio visited the factory to on Saipan. from various executive departments tracking, stopping and convicting The June 25 truck bombing funds as stemming their arms sup tended to other countries around 7 summit in July 1997. and agencies, Eurotex's factory terrorists. that killed 19 U.S. servicemen in ply, pledging heightened vigi the world ... that support and har A numbing series of terrorist Foreign ministers from Russia Saudi Arabia prompted the con lance over bank accounts and bor terrorists," Tarnoff said. attacks around the world in the was found to have 84 counts of and the Group of Seven industri ference. The meeting conyened money transfers and a crackdown The Japanese indicated Wash past 16 months - starting with the building code violations alone. alized nations, joined by their in two weeks after 230 people died on drug and arms trafficking. ington would not find unanimous massive poison gas attack on the The reports submitted by in By Ferdie de la Torre Chronic Diseases, to include diabe- terior ministers and security di in the crash of a Paris-bound TWA Experts from the participating support for the d' Amato-Kennedy Tokyo subway last year - in spectors from the Division of La VarieJy News staff tes, hypertension, breast and cervical bor, Departments of Public rectors, agreed Tuesday to sha:re jumbo jet off the New Yark coast nations will discuss the points bill, which would enforce an em creased pressure on Western gov THECOMMONWEALTHHealth cancers, as well as other prevalent Works, Public Safety, and Public Center has resources, and preventable chronic diseases,'' information and resources to in and just four days after a pipe further in the coming months, and bargo 11gainst Iran and Libya as ernments to combat terrorism. offered its Health were described by a gov indudingitsstaff,toGuaminfuture Abraham said_ bomb at the Atlanta Olympics a meeting in November will re sponsors of state terrorism - legis "Open democratic societies crease surveillance of bank ac- ernment source as all "very nega resean::h and training health ser.; 1heDPHSsecretarytoldthesena- will always remain vulnerable to Mark Broadhurst ·counts, front organizations and the killed one. view progress on carrying them lation France also opposes. tive." Internet. "The events of these last days out, de Charette said. "Such a measure may consti terrorist attacks," British Home vices¢ff~i r·····r< ... ·.· THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1996-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-5 DPS elllployee in 'ice' case ~~~109~;;~~!fi])])f()tf~~ release to custodian on bail :resolutionivsfirearins.·. By Mar-Vic C. Munar Federal Judge Alex Munson from Saipan's ports of entry <.··~y Ma{,i/icC.Muhar ····· hdJss t:~ fiteaims;''. Variety News Staff ordered that Cepeda be placed until his case is resolved. VarieiyNews $.ts.ff .·.·.· Parents a.nds o.therinembers A MAINTENANCE worker of under the custody ~ 1 the team; to visit all 12 locations in sign up now! ---.·------·-·------~--,- -.------,-, -· '-"': ,-c:.,.:.-:,- .. ' , , . ' -- - ____,_:_____c_ ------8-MAR!ANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-THURSDAY- AUGUST l, 1996 THURSDAY, AUGUST l, 1996 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-9 ! l i I l Hogan named to Compact suit I 'Hero' guard top bombing suspect By CHARLES J. HANLEY ATTORNEY General Calvin it's lawsuit against the federal Guerrero against the Department his door twice late Tuesday ing policeman who seeks to The throngs - children and for himself, said John Douglas, a ATLANTA (AP) - The "hero" night. lt was not clear why Holloway and Governor Carl government on the impact of the of the Interior for it's failure to become a hero. seniors, Georgians and tour noted former FBI behavioral sci security guard who first re they went to the door or what After the bombing, Jewell Gutierrez appointed attorney Jerry compacts of Free Association. submit annual Compact impact ists from distant lands - then entist. ported finding the knapsack was said. approached media outlets to Hogan as special assistant attor The lawsuit was filed last No reports to Congress. fanned out across the 21-acre The "hero" scenario bears an bomb that exploded and ter Lawyer Watson Bryant re seek publicity for his actions. (8.5-hectare) park, turning it again ney general to represent Guam in vember by Senator Carlotta Leon The reports, which are man uncanny resemblance to an inci rorized the Atlanta Olympics turned to Jewell's. apartment "The only thing I wish we dated by Jaw, were to specify the into a crossroads of the world at dent at the Los Angeles Olympics is now the lead suspect in the around 2 a.m. and stayed about annual costs incurred by Guam could have done was got ev the heart of Atlanta. of 1984, when a policeman hailed investigation, a federal law en 20 minutes. He repeated that from the unrestricted migration erybody out of the area," he The games went on under ever for disarming a pipe bomb later forcement source says. Cooks PM told to qt1it of FSM citizens into the Terri Jewell is not considered a sus said in a TV interview Satur tighter security. A police helicop admitted he planted it. '\VELUNGTON (PNS)-A tradi Representative, Apenera Short, with tory. "He looks. good now, but pect. day. " ... I just hope we catch ter and blimp surveyed the scene. Jewell resigned as a Habersham tional Cook ls lands queen has called a formal letter petitioning him to or The Government of Guam, to there have been no arrests and Asked if he expected po the people that did it." Down below, on the greens and County deputy last year after he upon Prime Minister Sir Ceoffrey der Sir Geoffrey to step down. date, claims it is owed over $70 the investigation is still con lice to search the apartment, After the Atlanta Journal brick walkways of the park, the wrecked a new patrol car and was Henry to resign as ministerof finance But the queen's representative has million for Compact impact costs tinuing," said the Washington he said, "I assume they will if Constitution reported Tuesday police presence was double what about to be shifted to jailer duty, because he's made a mess of the chosen not to become involved in sustained since 1986, a news re official, who spoke on condi they have probable cause. But that Jewell too was a suspect, it was last week. county Chief Deputy Hugh country's financial affairs. politics and has also turned down a lease from Sen. Guerrero said. tion he not be identified. I don't think they do." he told· reporters, "I'm sure The pipe-bomb explosion at a Whitner said. Pa Te Ariki Upokotini says she's request by the opposition to intervene Hogan's role as special assis The bomb that exploded near Jewell was working for a everyone that works in the area rock concert in the park at 1 :25 He then worked for less than a Carl Gutierrez Carlotta Leon Guerrero angry over the suffering that's been and sack Sir Geoffrey. tant attorney general for the law the AT and T pavilion in Cen Bloomington, California, se or who came by the area is being a.m. (0525 GMT) Saturday killed year as a security guard at Pied tennial Olympic Park early curity firm, Anthony Davis investigated. They're being very Alice Hawthorne, 44, of Albany, mont College in Demorest, Geor inllicted on her people by what she Pa Ariki says the prime minis suit, will help alleviate some c1f Co111111cnti ng on the appui nt suit from i I· s earlkst stages, and I Saturday morning killed one and Associates, hired by AT thorough." He said he was ques Georgia, and injured 111 others, gia, but was forced out because he says Sir Geoffrey's ineptitude, RNZl ter must accept responsibility for the heavy workload of the Atlnr ment. Senator Leon G ucrrcro said, think his appui11t111ent shows the woman and injured more than and T to provide guards for tioned on five occasions since 10 of whom were still hospital was too enthusiastic in his job, reported the nation· s financial crisis but ney General's office. It will also 'T Ill pleased to sec .Jerry llogan Go\'crnment of Guam· s dedica Pa Ariki who is President of tho: believes Sir Geoffrey "doesn't give the case an attorney who is take on this important positiun. tion lo the success of this Jaw 100 other people. the pavilion. Saturday. ized Tuesday, including one in college president Ray Cleere said House of Ariki, a body of paramount have the guts to say he's sorry to well versed in federal and territo !-le has been inl'olvcd in this law- su it. .. ''I'm innocent. I didn't do Hailed as· a hero after the Bryant spent more than a half critical condition. Tuesday. chiefs. recently presented theq ueen · s the people". rial issues. it," the guard, Richard Jewell, bombing because his apparent hour in Jewell's home Tuesday Minutes before the explosion, Cleere said he heard Jewell on ------·-····-···-·······--·-·-i 33, told reporters outside his alertness prevented more casual evening and later told reporters J ewe II had alerted police officers television after the bombing and Another grenade attack home Tuesday night. ties, Jewell had received bomb that the FBI had told him Jewell to an unattended green knapsack decided to share his misgivings An FBI spokesman in At training while working as a deputy "was not a suspect, was not a lying near the base of a concert about his ex-employee with in f Gov't gives strikers PORT t\lORESBY (P:'\S) Squatter families that had u,·cu lanta, Paul Miller, would say sheriff in northeastern Georgia, subject, was not a target." area sound tower. vestigators. Another grenaue \\'as hurkd pied the colonial ara building only that investigators "have said the newspaper Atlanta Jour The FBI would not comment As security personnel gradu A Washington. Jaw enforce iin Fiji ultimatum through the gmund llonr glass raced in and out ot· the derelict been questioning many indi nal-Constitution. He may fit on Bryant's statement. But the ally moved the crowd away from ment official said the audiotape . Suva (PNS)-The Fiji govern- and the rich. And he warned the windo\\'s of key Papua New premises sa, ing their belongings. viduals." a profile experts often cite for the Washington source described the spot, it exploded, hurling nails of the emergency telephone call ment has given the Fiji Bank workers of the repercussions of HOI\OLULU (PNS)-1-lawaii"s 1 Guinea govern1m:nt offices at The worst oi'the Cire appeared DeKalb County police Jone bomber - a former police Jewell as the "leading candidate" and screws up to 100 yards (90 and Jewell's subsequent interview , Employees Union an ultimatum continuing their strike panicu- Third Annual Festival of Indig 1\1nrauta Haus in Port Moresby to be in whal were once the· briefly spoke with Jewell at officer, military man or aspir- in the investigation. meters) away. tapes would be compared for voice for striking National Bank of !arty with the pol ice. enous Pacific ]slander Films and 1 last night. The attack happened u,nrm1ahll' offices or the then Olympic organizers said Jewell The blast was preceded by an characteristics. Jewell videotapes ·. Fiji staff to return to work today The Daily Post reports the Fiji Videos gets under way in Hawaii at about 9. I 5pm. Post-Cuurier Chief Minish.'r Michael S0111are had undergone a background anonymous warning call from will also be analyzed by FBI spe · or face having the Bank Employees Union is seek- tomorrow night and will continue reports. and his key slalT:it.the rearoflhl' check before being assigned to someone who sounded like a white cialists who develop psychologi management's redundancy of- ing a 9.88-million Fiji Jnllars J.J~ (J()n_gr~~·~. ~i~i,iv:p~ .. on/ through Monday Vanuatu times. The Lands ucpartment com- main pan :ii'the i'ormer I luusc or the park position. The report American male. Jay Spadafore, cal profiles, he said. fer withdrawn. (US $?-million) redundancy pay- 1bis year's presentations, featur putcr section again appeared to Asse111bly building. •t.~1-m.g:r: ...• t>iJl· ...JJJ .•..•.~~ek,'s.· .. ·.~nd·· on Jewell came just hours after an FBI spokesman, said Tuesday The Washington source has But the workers said Tuesday ment for its 300 members who the park was reopened to Olym no evidence had yet been found ing film and video prcxluctions pri ha\'e been the target. An earlier The old parliament has been ii11a~~·t~e···•g8v~r!l~r.Ilt'~ tened to add, however, that others they were conunitted to con- are to be laid off immediately by \?ijt,MA~e-i Go~oo~ <:Yi ·It marily by artists from Hawaii. Guam attack was blatned on aggrie\'cd the subject oi' an off-on cam- pic crowds in a ceremony both pointing to involvement by more have not yet been ruled out as , tinuing the strike wltil a satis- the National Bank of Fiji. 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Fujinomiya, Shizuoka prefecture nothing by mid-day Wednesday. been detennined to be those of a indicted. Asahara and about two gas attack on Tokyo's subway, BUJUMBURA, Burundi (AP) Buyoya, who invited foreign ing it was designed to destroy the Eighteen other Hutu politicians "The fact is that there are few (state), southwest of Tokyo, said He said police decided to raid the woman and an infant, Naito said dozen top cult leaders have been searching for leads to the identity - Burundi's new military presi diplomats to a hotel in the capi army and bolster Hutu rebels. were at the German Embassy. people who have political influ Yasuaki Naito, a spokesman for facility while followers were still Last week a police official said the charged with murder. of human remains discovered in Asahara, partially blind, is on dent has been told to accept what tal, Bujumbura, on Monday to "The anny knows this would Buyoya's supporters say he has ence in that society who have· the compound earlier this year, the Shizuoka prefectural police. living in the compowid, which lies results of a six-month investigation near Mowit Fuji. into missing followers of the cult trial for at least 17 major crimes, he does not want - international try to convince them of his good lead to genocide," Nduhirubusa a history of promoting Tutsi-Hutu quiteconsistently throughout their Naito ,;aid police weren't sure how found that 36 members had .died, including ordering murders and peacekeepers to stop ethnic intentions and ability to halt the said. relations. But his critics note the careers stood far a reconciliation /N. Korea hits Hashimoto many followers of the cult, known as including six in lynchings by cµlt masterminding the March 1995 fighting that many fear could fighting that has claimed 150,000 Public opposition to the pro 1988 bloodshed under his previ between the Tutsis and the Hutus," Aurn Shinri Kyo, are still occupying \eaders. subway nerve gas attack that killed escalate into genocide. lives in three years. posal also was strong in ous leadership, when the army Burns said. "He is one of them." /for homage to war dead the facility, but said news reports Ten people linked !o the cuJt are 12 people ano sickened more than Pierre Buyoya, who was in On Tuesday, Buyoya tried - Bujumbura, which is mostly Tutsi. killed 15,000 Hutus, mostly civil Buyoya, who overthrew have estimated the number at about still reported missing. 5,500. stalled in a military coup last and failed-to convince Museveni Young people waving sticks pro ians. Jean-Baptiste Bagaza in a J987 I SEOUL,SouthKorea(AP)-North Itcalledthevisitpartof a "vidous ' week, has vowed to succeed in to take a stand against sending in tested for two weeks until the U.S. State Department spokes coup, lost the election he political attempt of the Japanesere I KorealashedoutWednesdayatJapa- Burundi where his predecessor, peacekeepers when Museveni coup. man Nicholas Burns said Wash brought about in 1993 to actionaries to realize the wild ambi 1 nese Prime Minister Ryutaro a Hutu, failed. As an army ma meets with other regional African Ntibantunganya remained ington had contributed$ 145,000 Melchior Ndadaye, who was 'i tion for reinvasion." Hashimoro fur his recent visit to a jor and a Tutsi, Buyoya says he leaders at a summit in Arusha, Tuesday at the U.S.· Embassy to a pro-democracy fund Buyoya later assassinated. 1 Among those enshrined at the ,'mine that exa\is Japane.s;e soldiero, has the authority to control the Tanzania, on Wednesday. Lead Yasukuni Shrine in central To including World War Il war crimi army and stop the fighting that ers in the region fear the civil war kyo are seven men executed after nals. has killed thousands of civil in Burundi could lead-to instabil -1:~' Hashimoto'shomageattheshrine World War II as war criminals. It '(· ians. ity in their own countries. .,,...... -~·t_.. ., continues to serve as a military Monday was the first by a sen NOTE: If some reasonyouradvertisernentisln~orrect call us immediately i\.probe , to make the necessary corrections. The Marianas Variety News and Navy ship joins I Views is responsible only for one incorrect insertion. We reseNe the right to edit. refuse. reject or cancel any ad at any time. spotted components of a third team, some people think one thing, the source of the explosion, the Various pieces of wreckage, in Class if iE!d Ads Section . 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And an dropped anchor Tuesday over a that investigators had "moved the 01 FRONT DESK CLERK-Satar1: $4.00 05 (CUTTER) CUTTING MAQHINE per month 03 SALESPEASON-Salary:$3.05 per other source close to the investi potential treasure trove of evi ined for other evidence of an ex ball up the field" toward learning The hydraulic mechanism that per hour OPERATOR-Salary: $2.90-$3.50 per 03 COOK HELPER-Salary:$3.05 per Contact: J'S MALOTTE CORPORA hour dence - an undersea plot strewn plosive device, such as punctures. Contact: SAIPAN LAULAU DEVELOP what made the jumbo jet explode. retracts the landing gear was found gation said those who had studied hour hour TION clba Char's Thrifty Mart Tel. 235- 05 SECURITY GUARD-Salary:$3.05 with pieces of the plane's shat Until this week, recovery of MENT INC. Tel. 256-8888(8/1 )TH62069 01 SEWING MACHINE REPAIRER 04 WAITRESS-Salary:$3.05 per hour 7093(8/15) per hour But he dropped his football anal to have "serious concussive dam the piece of wreckage did not (MECHANIC)·Salary: $2.90-$15.00 per Contact:'YOUNG KWANG CORPORA· 05 WAITER-Salary:$3.05 per hour believe it brought them closer to a tered nose. wreckage- and the evidence it might ogy Tuesday. age," leading bomb experts to 01 MECHANICAL ENGINEER-Salary: hour TION dba Jang Kun Restaurant Tel. 01 SIGN. PAINTER-Salary:$3.05 per 05 COMMERCIAL CLEANER-Sal Meanwhile, the bodies of al contain-has been put offwhile divers "Even on the (investigating) conclude that it was very close to conclusion. $3.05-$5.20 per hour Contact: PANG JIN SANG SACORPO· 233-3300(8/8)Th225143 hour ary:$3.05 per hour most three-quarters of the victims raised bodies. 01 PLUMBER-Salary: $2.90-$4.20 per RATION Tel. 234-7951 (8/1)TH62058 Contact: J'S MALOTTE CORPORA Contact: GRL INVESTMENTS, L,D. "hour had been recovered from the ocean The Suffolk County Medical 01 REFRIGERATION & TION dba JR Quality Arts & Signs Tel. dba AMC Manpower Services (8/ When Claire Carter was first 02 CARPENTER-Salary: $2.90-$3.60 01 CARPENTER-Salary: $2.90 per hour AtRCONDITION TECHNICIAN-Sal 235·7093(8/15)Th225240 15)Th225232 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE floor 100 feet (30 meters) down. Examiner said Tuesday that 171 per hour New ... approached by a PSS official and Contact: J.J. ENTERPRISES, INC. Tel. ary:$3.05 per hour COMMONWEALTH OF THE The USS Grapple, one of the had been recovered, and 162 posi 05 HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR 234-0888(8/1 )TH225042 Contact: MIN ENTERPRISES, INC. Tel. 02 BEAUTICIAN-Salary:$2. 75 per hour 01 SUPERVISOR-Salary:$3.05 per Continued from page 1 offered a teachingjob on this little NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS Navy's top two search-and-salvage tively identified. Satary: $2.90-$4.20 per hour 233-3300(8/8)Th225142 Contact: RENATO G. AZUCENAS dba hour Yesterday, the new teachers met island, she thought it was too good 02 ACCOUNTANT-Salary: $3.05-$6.80 01 ASSISTANT OPERATIONS MAN D' Cheers Beauty Salon Tel. 235- Contact: KARL T. REYES (8/ vessels, settled over a field of de With their beloved finally res an offer to forego. per hour AGER-Salary: $3.25 per hour 05 COOK-Salary:$3.05 per hour 4228(8/15)Th225233 15)Th225245 MEITETSU SHOPPING CENTER., with car dealers, homeowners, cued from the deep, more people bris. 02 AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRICIAN-Sal Contact: SEASIDE MART, INC. dba 05 WAITRESS RESTAURANT-Sal Plaintiff, representatives from telephone And she first heard of an island Investigators hoped the ship's left the airport hotel that has been ary: $2.90-$3.05 per hour JCW Wholesale Tel. 234-1188(8/ ary:$3.05 per hour 05 FISHERMAN/LINE FISHER-Sat 01 AUTO PAINTER-Salary:$3.00-3.25 ·V· companies, banks and utilities called Sajpan, her first question Contact: WESTERN EQUIPMENT remote cameras and divers could home to victims' fan1ilies for a 1}TH225046 Contact: ARIRANG ENTERPRISES ary:$600.00 per month per hour CARLOS C. SEMAN, agency to arrange for their hous was:"Where is it?" Tel.322-9561 (8/1 )TH6152D dbaArirang Restaurant Tel. 233-2476(8/ Contact: LORENZO I. DELEON 02 BODY & FENDER-Salary:$3.00 per find wreckage to confirm their the week and a half. Defendant. ing accommodations, "I was not aware that this place 02 LEGAL ASSISTANT-Salary: 8)Th225141 GUERRERO dba Islands Fresh (8/ hour sis: A bomb in the front cargo hold Blanca ZappiaofBrooklyn left 02 SUPERVtSOR,CONSTRUCTION $12,000-$16,000/annum 1E)Th225234 Contact: FELIPE DLG. ALDAN dba C & transporation and other basic existed until I met Margaret Dela blew the Paris-bound Boeing 747's the Ramada Plaza after the body Satary:$3.30·$4.00 per hour Contact: LAW OFFICES OF ROBERT 01 BUILDING MAINTENANCE RE· F Auto Care Tel. 288-0602(8/ SMALL CLAIMS CASE NO. 92-609 Cruz," says Carter, who has been 08 CARPENTER-Salary: $2.90-$3.30 needs. noseoffJuly l 7,killingall 230people of her niece, Virginia Holst, finally C. NARAJA Tel. 322-1392(8/ PAIR-Salary:$3.05 per hour 01 ELECTRICAL ENGINEER-Sat 15)Th225244 and consolidated cases a teacher in Texas for eight years. per hour 1)TH225045 Contact: WOO YOUNG CORPORA· ary:$4.00 per hour For most these new teachers , was recovered and identified. (S.C. Nos. 92-543, 94-54, and abotird. 09 MASON-Salary: $2.90-$3.30 per TION Tel. 233·7423(8/8)Th225140 09 LAUNDRY WORKER-Salary:$3.05 Saipan does not only mean "job Carter was not alone. 01 CIVIL ENGINEER-Salary:$5.50 per 94-436) The Grapple can raise loads of up "At least they found their bod hour 01 OPERATIONS COORDINATOR· hour per hour Monica Huff says he she had to 02 PAINTER-Salary: $2.90-$3.30 per opportunity." to 6 l /2 tons and keep divers in the ies,' she said. "Now they are rest Salary: $3.05 per hour 01 SALES PERSON-Salary:$3.05 per Contact: GR CONSTRUCTION dba Contact: FABRICLEAN OF CNMI, INC. lt also means "tropical adven- do some research to find where hour Contact: CLIPPER AIRFREIGHT INC. hour General Building Contractor Tel. 233- dba Marianas Cleaners Tel. 234-6239(8/ FIRST AMENDED NOTICE water at the same time. ing in peace."' Asked how it felt to Saipan is. 02 SHEET METAL WORKER-Salary: Tel 234-0892(8/1 )TH225047 Contact: BONG ENTERPRISES, INC. 1454(8/15)Th225235 15)Th61629 OF SALE ture." Divers brought up more wreck leave behind the other families, 52.90-$3.30 per hour "It was hard to find information dba Esther Fashion Tel. 234-1899(8/ age Tuesday, including a cargo she said: "There's no more tears 02 ELECTRICIAN-Salary: $2.90-$3.30 06 TOUR GUIDE-Salary: $1,000 per 8)Th225139 05 SEWING MACHINE OPERATOR about Saipan," says Huff. "I per hour WANTED NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT door and piece of fuselage, and to come out from my eyes." month Salary:$2.90 per hour learned a few information about 02 PLUMBER-Salary: $2.90-$3.30 per BmEIPBI FDR WIDHAI.E Cll. 111111It. pursuant to a Writ of Execution issued OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF Contact: SAIPAN KOREANA HOTEL, 01 HOUSE WORKER-Salary:$300.00 Contact: COMMONWEALTH GAR hour. FAMILIAR W/ om lli11I'( FOR Ml)JP &M by the Court in this matter on June 6, THE NORTHERN MARIANA the place from the Internet. I've INC. Tel. 235-7161(8/1)TH225034 per month MENT MFG. INC. Tel. 234-3481 (8/ ecutor) fiduciary duties. 04 STEELMAN WORKER-Salary: Contact: FRANCISCO t. BABAUTA Tel. 15)Th225237 llfXIIU IIIS. IAlMY lfffl·!IPIMISON fXPf!mll:E 1996, I have levied and executed upon, ISLANDS heard about the tourist attrac Imeong stated that it wa, Lujan who $2.90-$3.30 per hour 01 CARPENTER-Salary: $3.15 per hour 322-1966(8/8)Th225138 N'PIY IN PIBION AT PA&lflC 18lf IMP111111 and will sell, at public auction, to the tions." Cochran .. 04 CONSTRUCTION (LABORER/ ZND fUJOR, FAMIIY BIJl6. EN1I!IPRlSf, G.W.PNI In the Matter of the Adoption of Continued from page 1 pursued the search for DNA san1ple of 01 AtRCON MECHANIC-Salary: $3.95 per highest bidder, for current lawful money She says she has been wanting HELPER)-Salary: $2.90-$3.30 per hour hour 02 (HOUSEKEEPING) CLEANER BRIAN GEZA MAILMAN Hillblom resulting in the discovery of 01 DESIGNER/ARTIST-Salary: $3.05- of the Unrred States, all of the right, title, to work outside the US mainland Contact: CARRIER GUAM, INC., SAIPAN HALL-Salary:$3.05 per hour a minor child. otherthan Lujan as the lead-coun the late multimillionaire's mole at $3.30 per hour and interest of Defendants in and to the BRANCH Tel. 233·2665(8/1)TH61518 01 BLDG. MAINTENANCE-Sal :. W . A ·.:. N. · T . E . :.I) that when she was offered the job, Davies Medical Center in Califomia. Contact: YCO CORPORATION dba ary:$4.00 per hour following property: One(1) Yamaha CIViLACTION NO. 96-49 sel. she was determined not to let go YCO Servistar Hardware/Liberty Plaza/ 04 ELECTRICIAN-Salary: $2.90 per hour Contact: McM COMPANY, LTD. dba baby grand piano, model GH2, serial "In my opinion, Lujan has done a Beginning in May 1996, Imeong of the opportunity. Liberty Sportshoppe Tel. 235-6604/05(8/ 01 CARPENTER-Salary: $2.90 per hour Marianas Joy Resort Tel. 235-2193(8/ NOTICE OF HEARING: tremendous and excellent job in repre said, adisputearose between Lujan and no. 4760251, color black, size approxi 1)TH61521 Contact: HONG ELECTRIC ENT., INC. Tel. 8)Th225137 JAPANESE-ENGLISH SPEAKING PETITION FOR ADOPTION Jessie Remington, a teacher the Family and Immigration LawClinic mately 7 ft. senting Junior, and Cochran's skills is 235-4557/8(8/1 )TH225038 AND CHANGE OF NAME Tne sale will be held on Thursday, from Oregon, who says he out for not needed, required or desired in this a, to who shall handle the DNA testing 01 COMMERCIAL CLEANER-Salary: 02 COOK-Satary:$3.05-5.25 per hour a "new adventure," did his hom_e portion of the proceeding. $2.75 per hour 01 OPERATIONS ASSISTANT-MAN 01 CLEANER HOUSEKEEPING;Sal· OFFICE MANAGER August 15, 1996, at the hour of 1:30 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: case," said lmeong in the eight-page Contact: MARINE TOUR CORPORA AGER-Salary: $1,000-$1,200 per month ary:$3.05 per hour p.m., at Westpac Freight, Puerto Rico, work. affidavit Lujan had delegated this aspect to TION Tel. 234-5598(81 )TH225039 Contact: SAIPAN SHIPPING COMPANY, 01 SUPERVISOR, PUBLIC RELATION· For a Japanese-American Firm Saipan, Northern Mariana Islands. The PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that "I've learned about its history," Roland Fairfield. However, in early The grandmother said she was INC. Tel. 322-9706'7(8/1 )TH225037 Satary:$3.05-9.00 per hour the petition of Bruce L. Mailman and property may be inspected 15 minutes Remington says. shocked to read in a newspaper that last May Barry Israel, who was assist 01 RESTAURANT WAITRESS-Salary: Contact: MR. DOMINGO CRUZ, Ml· commencing business on Saipan. Maya B. Kara for lhe adoption and prior to the sale. ing Lujan, in formed Fairtleld that Lujan $3.05 per hour 08 COMMERCIAL CLEANER-Salary: CRO PACIFIC DEVELOPMENT, INC. change o1 name of the minor child Another teacher from Oregon, Cochran wa, being hired to represent PLEASE SEND RESUME OR INQUIRIES TO The sale will be held wrthout any war wanted to take over this maner. Contact: ROLAND JASTILLANA dba $2.75 per hour dba Saipan Grand Hotel Tel. 234-6601/ identified in the petition as ··Brian" Michelle Ganiere, has learned the child in the paternity proceedings. Golden Lobster Restaurant Tel 234· ranties whatsoever, whether express.or Contact: SAMPAGUITA CORPORATION 3 Ext. 112(8/8)Th61555 TEL. NO. 233-3334 OR FAX NO. 233-3336. Geza Mailman", previously known about Saipan from a friend. Cochran told reporters upon his ar Fairfield reti.Jsed to follow Lujan's 7658(8/1 )TH62065 implied, all of which are hereby ex as "Brian Linaogo Mendoza", and dba CPC Personnel Services Tel: 235- "I've been told about the rival la,t July 17 at the Saipan Interna instructions but instead chose to ignore 02 PLUMBER-Salary:$2.90-$3.50 per reques~ng termination of the paren 3568(7/31 )TH225058 pressly disclaimed. The sale is subject it. 02 WAITER-Salary; $3.05-$3.50 per tal rights of the minorchitd·s biologi friendly people," she says. "They tional Aiipon that he is just a member hour to approval by the Court. The right is hour 02 ELEOifRICIAN-Salary:$2.90 per cal parents, will come before the say this is a nice place to be in." of the legal team because Lujan would The Family Clinic had Kinney ex 01 TOUR GUIDE-Salary: $750.00· reserved to reject any and all bids, for Contact: NtNO'S INC. Tel. 233-3973(8/ $1,300.00 hour Court for hearing on the 29th day of still be the lead-counsel. ecute a document designating Ross SALESPERSON any reason. Saipan, she says, is more than 1)TH61519 Contact: TASI TOURS & TRANSPOR 02 CARPENTER-Salary:$2.90 per hour August at 1:30 p.m. at Courtroom Putnam, Fairfield's pmtner,w,herchief In her affidavit, Imeong discussed Contact: Commercial Trading of Saipan, DATED, this 26 day of July, 1996. B. Superior Court, Susupe, Saipan. what she had expected. TATION INC. Tel. 234-7148(8/ how the dispute started. attorney; that Lujan work.s for Putnam; 02 MUSICIAN-Salary: $60• '650 per Dated this 18th day of July, "I thought it would be a lot like 1)TH61523 INC. dba CTS Construction Tel. 235· She said Hillbroom' s co-guardians, that Putmun h,ts tl1e authority to desig month 6051 (818)Th225149 WANTED is/JOHN B. JOYNER 1996. Hawaii but a little less devdoped," Contact: PELLEY'S ENTERPRISES, atan earlier date, entered into a retainer nate the attorney who shall h,ITTdk what 01 PARALEGAULEGAL ASSISTANT Gameire says. INC. Tel. 233-9298(Bl1)TH61522 Salary: $2,083.34 per month 02 SALES (ASSOCIATES) ATTEN CLERK OF THE SUPERIOR agreement with the Family and Immi · aspect of the c,N:. For Heidi Burkhart, Saipan is Contact: BRIAN McMAHON dba Law DANT-Salary:$840.00-1, 140.00 per COURT In addition, lmcong said. Putnam MINIMUM HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE gration Law Clinic, Inc., to represent 01 FRONT DESK CLERK-Salary: Offices of Brian W. McMahon Tel. 234- month plus commission By: just a perfect place to "celebrate" the co-guardians in representing the contacted her,md hcrhush,md implor $1,200 monthly 9314(8/1 )TH62079 Contact: CELINE SAIPAN, INC. dba /s/ Deputy Clerk of Court her divorce. Contact: SAIPAN KORESCO CORPO WITH AT LEAST 2 YRS. EXPERIENCE paternity claim. ing that I designate FairticlJ to be the Celine Tel. 235-0550(8/B)Th225148 "When was living with my RATION Tel. 288-6001 (81 )TH225028 I The law firm in twn, retained Lujan attorney to handle DNA. IN SALES. SALARY NEGOTIABLE 01 INSURANCE UNDERWRITER-Sal· 01 ACCOUNTANT-Salary:$600.00· husband, I couldn't leave the place Imoong"-1id were inforn1c I I. I Jammers volley champs THE Jammers clinched the 1996 finals played two days earlier. In that Taking a slight two point advantage the set WinnieChongthenbroughtherteam Budweiser Islandwide Women's Vol contest, the Smackers eliminated In intheopeningset 16to 14,theJammers In the 3rd set, the Smackers sister to within one point with a fine serve .leyball League title last Friday after side-Out talcing a 2 to 1 victory which regrouped in the second set to limit the duo of Jenny and Jovie Omar helped backed by outstanding play from her defeating pennant champs Smackers advance them to the finals. Smackers to just fouqJ9ints behind the put numberon the scoreboard combin team-mates. in three straight sets, 16-14, 15-14, and However,duringthechampionships consistent se1>1ing of ~eteran players ing for 3 points for a 4 to 1 lead earlier Coats helped the champions rally 15-11 to complete the playoffs with a show-down between the two top teams, Tonie Taitano and Bego Odoshi who in the set later in the game extending their lead to perfect 3 and Orecord the Jammers ruled supremacy over the both combined for eleven Jarnmers Not to be outdone, Debbie Coats 13-8 with powerful serves which re The Smackers reached champion Smackers as they needed only three point drilled in her teams second point to put sulted in 5 straight points. ship after fighting their way back from sets in the scheduled best of 5 set Taitano at one point in the game the Jammers within a point at 2 to 3. The Smackers tried desperately to the losers bracket with their last match match-Up to win their first champion drilled in 5 straight to put the Jammers Smacl