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Vol. 20 M l ¿6 Sopen, M? 96950 Ë [ | | < © 19 9 1 ttcRQiics Variety Novem ber 1, 1 9 9 1 Serving d t t fo r 19 Years ^¡ß Top officials named as shabu users by Terl M. Flores have been named by a federal Investigations conducted by a distribution of the deadly drug, Another case imvolving a agent as among the growing joint team of federal and local are known to be drug depen­ Customs personnel alleged to be A number of government of­ number of people known to be authorities reveal that these dents. involved in drug trafficking ficials including those holding users of the illegal drug crystal public officials, although not Firemen, police officers, reached the court however, it key positions in the government methamphetamine. involved in the importation and teachers and counsellors, utility was settled before any decision workers, Department of Health could be made. 2ND ANNUAL DRUG CONTROL and and Natural Resources employ­ This year alone, authorities ees were also some of the public havearrested six peoplecurrently SUBSTANCE ABUSE PREVENTION CONFERENCE servants which Federal Bureau facing indictments in federal of Investigation Special Agent court on charges of drug traf­ Paul G. Amoy named in a talk he ficking. delivered before the conferees The arrest of Francisco of the 2nd Annual Drug Abuse Barcinas Mendiola and David and Substance Control Preven­ B. Evangelista of Tinian and John tion Conference. San Nicolas Borja, Luis Aguon For over a year now, the at­ Reyes, Steven Teregeyo and tempt of federal and local' Manuel C. Magofna, all law-enforcementagents to crack Saipanese, the investigation of down on drug traffickers in the which dates back two years ago. Commonwealth has resulted in Mendiola’s May arrest has the prosecution and conviction resulted in the confiscation of of CNMI Immigration officer, more than S2.2 million worth of Edward Seman Iriarte. Continued on page 40

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Acting Governor Benjamin T. Manglona signed House Bill No. 7-245 before participants in the Drug go thru poll process Control and Substance Abuse Conference held at the Diamond Hotel. by Rafael H. Arroyo ballot for the senatorial district. Such a provision was met by Acting Governor Benjamin T. the members with a howl of pro­ H of schneider in very Manglona yesterday signed a bill test, and even prompted a that would eliminate the require­ resignation en masse of almost all critica l condition ment that voters of senatorial members. districts shall elect to retain or The disgruntled board mem­ remove members of that district’s bers felt that their names on the by Rafael H. Arroyo Doctors at the center are going on shifts jn making Zoning Board. ballot will tend to politicize their In simple rites held yesterday at position. Tinian Casino Gaming sure that the chairman is at­ the Governor’s Office, Manglona The legislature in coming up Control Commission Chair­ tended to round-the-clock, signed the bill into law, thereby with the bill that would carefully man John U. Hofschneider is but his mam attending phy­ abolishing provisions in the consider the board’s recommen­ in very critical condition at sician isDoctor AnncBoHay. Commonwealth Code that is be­ dations, found out that the the Commonwealth Heabi> According to reports is­ ing seen to politicize what should effective functioning of the Zon­ Center's Intensive Care Unit sued to the Variety by a have been a non-political en­ ing Board, as created by Pubic where he was rushed to last health official, deavor. Law 6-32, has been severely Hofschneider’s condition John U. Hofschneider Tuesday after reports of a According to Public Law 6-32, had worsened such that he handicapped by a high turnover stroke. the directors of the Zoning Board doesn’t seem to be respond­ Aside from that we can't give of its members. Hofschneider, according to must be reaffirmed in their posi­ The Legislature found further hospital sources, was brought ing to any stimuli being out information on the diagno­ tions through the electoral process. that among the probable causes applied by his doctors. sis. It’s up to the family if they in at around 5:30 am of that It was specifically stated that of this high turnover are the quasi­ “He has been in critical want to give out information on day and was wheeled right starting with the forthcoming political nature of the position condition. Indications are his condition. But what I can say into the hospital’s Intensive November 1991 elections, and which requires that a member run care unit fifteen minutes later that he is about to go. B ut we is that he is gravely 111,” said the every two years thereafter on that for election in order to be retained at around 5:45 am. still hope that he makes it. Continued on page 41 date, the name of each board in office; and the limited pool in member will be placed on the ______Continued on page 41 Munson denies Mendiola’s temporary release by Terl M. Flores Mendiola committed a crime. On the same occasion, au­ sion of his travel documents and In denying Mendiola’s bid for thorities also anrested David Boki that his client is willing to post a Federal District Court Judge temporary freedom, Munson Evangelista who was named as a I B S property bond in lieu of his Alex Munson denied the release accepted the arguments pre­ co-defendant in the conspiracy temporary release. of Francisco Barcinas Mendiola, sented by prosecuting attorney case. Lujan also argued that au­ a Tinian man accused of the Richard Pierce who argued that Guam-based lawyer David thorities can monitor Mendiola’s importation and distribution of Mendiola continues to be a Lujan told the court that instead activities while he is on proba­ crystal methamphetamine, substantial risk to the commu­ of being detained under gov­ tionary release. pending his scheduled January nity as he was a known drug ernment custody, Mendiola can • Pierce argued that Mendiola trial. dealer. be placed under house arrest had violated the provisions of Munson denied Mendiola’s Mendiola had been under the pending his trial in the federal his temporary release issued by motion for temporary release custody of federal authorities court. the CNMI Superior Court and after the court ruled in a late since his arrest on September 5 Lujan also showed the court that he continued with his illegal Thursday hearing that there is for alleged involvement in drug that Mendiola is not a flight risk •:.;V activities despite being placed trafficking. as the government is in posses­ probable cause to believe Francisco Barcinas Mendiola Continued on page 41 HéüJsptiLfr

A Meeting Place For Our 1 0 , 0 3 5 voters troop to polls tomorrow Opinions. . ■ And Yours. . FORUM by Teri M. Flores ballot boxes and two poll work­ candidate Juan Sablan Demapan Three of the eight candidates galized on their island. This year, ers and a supervisor will be and his Democratic contender for Saipan’s Municipal Council a Rota legislative initiative More than ten thousand reg­ manningtheprecinctarea. There Juan Sablan Reyes. and two candidates from a list of which proses to legalize casino istered voters CNMI-wide are will also be a police officer Rota’s incumbent senator Paul six aspirants for Board of Edu­ gaming on the island will be expected to cast their votes to­ stationed in each of the polling Manglona remains uncontested cation will also be chosen by included in the ballot. w t y f w t o t a t morrow to chose the Senatorial area. while on Tinian, two new candi­ Saipan residents. The legislative initiatives of and Congressional leaders who Voters are advised to bring dates Esteven M. Kingand David Tinian residents on the other raising the budget ceiling for the will be the Commonwealth’s their voter’s registration card or Cing are entering the political hand will be choosing from a list Legislature and one seeking that representatives for the next two driver’s license as a means of arena as former Tinian represen­ of seven candidates three repre­ additional time be granted for years. identification, Diaz said. tative Francisco B. Evangelista sentatives to the Municipal lawmakers to act on vetoed The m om ent o f truth Board of Elections Executive For eligible voters who will has decided not to seek another Council while Rotanese’ will be bills will not be included in Director John Diaz said he ex­ be unable to leave their homes term in office. choosing from a list of 10 candi­ this year’s election as the dates,three aspirants to comprise legislators failed to act on Campaign period is about to officially end, and the pects things will run smoothly in or are confined to the hospital In a list of 40 Congressional this year’s elections. due to illness, a request can be aspirants of which four are run­ Rota’s Municipal Council. Rota the m atters at a much earlier moment of truth beckons the CNMI voter. residents will also be choosing date. On his shoulder lies the great responsibility of choos­ Board of Elections employee made to their respective polling ning as independents, voters will area stating their intent to vote. one of two candidates who are The tabulation will be done ing the right candidates to see the commonwealth have been kept busy since July have to choose 18 candidates to Two special poll supervisors will represent them in the House of aiming for a seat in the Board of in the Convention Center on through another phase in its political existence. registering candidates and vot­ then deliver a ballot which will Representatives. Education. Capitol Hill and Diaz said The future can never be foreseen — whether the ers alike and preparing the be filled up in their presence. The recent passage of the re­ Two years ago, Tinian resi­ that they may announce the chosen ones would prove worthy of the people’s trust, StrictCmt/ds/inspe,·/' /, necessary things need for the elections held every two years. This year’s race includes the apportionment statute has dents were asked if they will successful candidates a day or whether the elected aspirants would in tne end be ty/nmwhan o>, ft and e/ifat c u m i porjg.jftift The 16 polling places all over selection of three senatorial increased to six the number of allow casino gambling to be le­ or two after the elections. detrimental to the well-being of the society that each - V ft controls the Commonwealth will be open candidates, one representative representatives for Precincts I and and every individual moves in. / labor and go days visq; starting from seven in the morn­ from each island. On Saipan, III while two seats each are open The people that are to be seated in government’s >’y enjorc&mdrt i ing until seven in the evening. In political observers say that it is for representatives for Precincts lawmaking body seem to be always the ones looked 4 of c m latvs. — each polling place will be three aclose race between Republican II and IV. upon to champion the rights and welfare of the faceless ~ Reduce hips ab&?d/ and the inarticulate, so that their voice might be heard f t Qcht officials . amidst all the uproar and tension of Commonwealth l/r^enf need •for' W om an in auto accident dies politics. '¿r education Or it might be that these duiy elected officials, as in by Teri M. Flores they declined to say it may have been the cause of the past experiences prove to be the stumbling blocks to accident. the quest for commonwealth prosperity for the people Police have identified the fatality of the accident in Camacho said Gonzales was not wearing her seat-belt and the generations to come. Chalan Lau-lau eady Sunday morning as Raquel N. at the time the accident occured But boon or bane, the electorate has to keep in mind Gonzales, 24 of San Antonio. In other news; 3ALLOT Acting Chief Rey B. Camacho said Gonzales, em­ *A detainee in the Susupe lock-up had been cited for that they alone could be held responsible for whatever ployed as a domestic helper, died Tuesday morning after assault and battery after he allegedly kicked a police drawbacks or progress that the commonwealth realize BOX she was listed in critical condition at the Commonwealth officer in the lower abdomen Monday evening. as a consequence of their actions. Health Center. Camacho said police officer Candido Aldan was as­ Before thinking of self gain, favors, and material y o re R s ' ojisH ? The Sunday morning accident also claimed the life of saulted by Lawrence Fleming,adetaineeawai ting trial on benefits the future of the islands must be considered of Rudolfo P. Leon Guerrero, 29 the driver of the blue similarcharges.afterthelaterrequested to use the telephone. paramount importance. Board of Elections Executive Director Juan M. Diaz is shoen while Nissanpick-up which was totally wrecked in the incident. The Acting Chief said Aldan was assaulted for no inpecting the locks for the ballot boxes to be used for tomorrows's It would be foolish to collect whatever influence and Police said the accident was alcohol-related however, apparent reason.______polls. advantage a candidate can offer if in return that candi­ date would do nothing but enrich himself in office once elected. O fficial list o f C andidates fo r th e N ovem ber 2 The acts of these unseemly candidates will not only affect the people of one generation, but will also in one Senatorial/Congressional Election way or another extend it detrimental effects to their children and their families. Dear Editor, ticles entitled “Half-Billion further amount.” Clearly, this Republican Party Democratic Party Independent Candidates Isaac Mendioia Calvo Jr. Maria Taisakan Peter (Malua) Now that election time is here, we encourage every­ On behalf of my wife Lydia Dollar Agupa Project in Rota statement is blatantly untrue. The Manasses Ayuyu Atalig Henry Iglecias Sablan one to vote according to his conscience, for what he and our children, I want to ex­ Imperilled,” and “MPLC Gives additional payments were made For Senator For Senator House of Representatives Oscar P. Quitugua (O .Q .) (incumbent) Benigno Magofna Sablan thinks is right, for whom he thinks would do right. press our sincere appreciation Marianas Agupa a Chance,” re­ at the direction of MPLC to Daniel Atalig Hocog Daniel Ogo Quitugua for the excellent diagnostic ser­ We owe it to our children and our children’s children spectively. comply with a payment schedule Saipan: Juan Sablan Demapan Saipan: Juan Sablan Reyes (liling) Precint I vices our youngest daughter Each of these articles featured that we take part in laying the foundations of a respon­ they themselves set up. The lease Rota: Paul Atalig Manglona (incumbent) Rota: Uncontested Renneth Lewis Goyendo Board of Education members Rota (BOED) Lindsey received at the Com­ reported interviews with the Ex­ sive leadership in order that the foundations of good requires annual payments of Tinian: Esteven M . King Tinian: David Cing Antonio Muna Camacho redino (Dino) Mendioia Jones Fermin Manglona Atalig monwealth Health Center last ecutive Director of MPLC, Wil­ $126,000 payable quarterly in 'aro Arriola Santos Aniceto Hocog Mundo government will reap long-lasting benefits forthe com­ month. Dr. Briggs took the time liam Concepcion, where Mr. munity. advance. MPLC asked for an House of Representatives House of Representatives Precint III to examine Lindsey more thor­ Concepcion allegedly reported individual payment for the month Jesus Pangelinan Mafnas We also would like to wish all the candidates good oughly and suspected something that Marianas Agupa Enterprises of June, hence the payment of Rota Rota Juan Borja Tudela POLLING PLACES luck and may they be guided with the dire wishes of the more than a usual cAse of flu. Dr. is in default on its newly ac­ $10,711.05. The other two pay­ people they are supposed to serve. Koman did further testing and Antonio Q . Quitugua (incumbent) Vianney B. Hocog . Election District No. 1 ______quired lease of approximately ments made to MPLC represent Saipan Municipal Council At the same time we would like to remind them of their detected a Choledocal Cyst. 150 hectares of undeveloped under the lease. Currently (1-A) San Antonio Elementary School Tinian Tinian DavidLian Igitol (Incumbent) campaign promises so that they may not be easily Lindsey required major surgery public land in Rota, and by im­ Marianas Agupa Enterprises has (1-B) San Vicente Elementary School Jeffrey M . Hofschneider Francisco Tomokane forgotten in the course of their term in office. which was performed at plication characterized Marianas prepaid rent through December Jose Pangelinan Rosario (Joseph) (1-C) Koblerville Elementary School______We must come and unite in this very important Children’s Hospital in San Di­ Agupa Enterprises as “mere 31,1991. Saipan Saipan Francisco Quitugua Guerrero (Massi) Election District No, 2______milestone in the history of the Commonwealth, as we ego, California. Fortunately, speculators or project promot­ Under the terms of the lease Precinct I Thomas Cabrera Camacho (2-A) William S. Reyes Auditorium take part in the shaping up of destiny. Lindsey is now recovering from ers.” Mr. Concepcion stated that Marianas Agupa is required to Precinct I Pedro Taisacan Nakatsukasa Someway, somehow, the future may be decided an operation which had serious Marianas Agupa is in default for submit its Financial credentials Juan Reyes Castro (Ran) Mamelto Ulloa Maratita (Incumbent) (2-B) Municipal Building Lobby today — election day! complications and required spe­ its failure to pay $ 126,000 for the within four months after the Jesus Terlafe Aldan (Kobre) Vicente Torres Attao (Ben) Antonio Bias Camacho (2-C) Chalan Kanoa District No. 2, Social Hall (New) cial attention which Dr. Hasell annual rental fee and for its fail ure commencement of the lease. Thomas Pangelinan Villagomez (Kiyu) (Incumbent) Pedro Pangelinan Caslro (Pagan) (2-D) Susupe Community Hall______has continued to monitor here on to provide bank credentials to Under the term of the lease, the Ramon Deleon Guerrero Diaz (Badu) Herman Tenorio Guerrero (Jun Pan) Tinian Municipal Counal Election District No. 3______Saipan. verify Marianas Agupa’s finan­ Ana Sablan Teregeyo Herman Tudela palacios (Herman Joyce) Antonio Boki Evangelista lease is not to commence until (3-A) Oieai Elementary School ¿M arian as cV ariety'd$k Our compliments to Dr. cial viability. six months after the lease is ap­ Luis Manibusan Cepeda (Apong) Luis Cepeda Benavente (Incumbent) David Quichocho Maratita Serving the Commonwealth for 19 years . Chong, Dr. Crowley, and Ned Mr. Concepcion acknowl­ proved by the legislature. Precinct II Precinct II William B. Nabors (3-B) Garapan Elementary School Published Tuesday and Friday By Younis Art Studio, Inc. Arriola for their efforts to ensure edges that Marianas Agupa ini­ Speaker Pedro Guerrero ac­ William Castro Ada (Incumbent) Manases Sablan Borja (Manny) Joaquin G. Adriano (3-C) Island of Agrigan that proper patient care is avail­ tially paid 530,000 on the lease, knowledged the legislature’s Diego Tenorio Benavente (Incumbent) Francisco Arriola Flores (Frank) Edward Aquiningoc Villagomez Election District No. 4______able when needed. Thank you. (in fact $31,500.00 was paid). Abed and Paz Younis approval by signing the lease on Precinct III Precinct III Mariano Salas Sablan (4-A) Tanapag Elementaiy School Cafeteria Cordially, However, Mr. Concepcion fails June fourth of this year. As a Estanislao Tudela Torres (Incumbent) Pedro Rogollfoi deleon Guerrero (Incumbent) Jose Ada Hocog (incumbent) (4-B) Gregorio T. Camacho Elementary School Abed Younis ...... Ed ito r Member of to acknowledge the fact that ad­ result, the lease will not com­ Crispin Iglesias Deleon Guerrero (Ruri) Joaquin Mafnas Aguon (Jack) Teri M. Flores ...... Rep orter John M. Romisher, Ph. D. (4-C) Capitol Hill Convention Center______The ditional payments of 510,711.05 mence until December 4,1991, George Cruz Duenas Isidro Atalig Sablan (Sid) Rota Municipal Council Rafael H. Arroyo Reporter Associated Press were made on September 13th and Marianas Agupa Enterprises Anicia Quitugua Tomokane David Castro Sablan (David Remy) Juan Babauta Quitugua (Rulig) (incumbent) Election Disctfict No. 5______Dear Editor, and 531,500.00 on September is not required to submit its cre­ Lucas Calvo Mendioia (5) Tinian School Cafeteria______P.O. Box 231, Saipan MP 96950-0231 Heinz Sablan Hofschneider Guadalupe Perez Manglona (Lupe) © 1991, Marianas Variety On September 6, 1991, and 30th. In fact, in his October 18th Tel. (670) 234-6341/7578/9797 dentials until April 4,1992. isus Torres Attao (Incumbent) Manuel Cabrera Sablan (Ange) (Incumbent) Antonio Taisacan (Ancha-Ton) Manglona Election District No. 6______All Rights Reserved again on October 18, 1991 the interview he states that “Other After the first article was pub­ Fax:(670)234-9271 ecinct IV Precinct IV Marianao Santiago Sablan (6) Rota High School______publisher of the Marianas Re­ than the initial deposit they’ve lished, Marianas Agupa Enler- incisco Deleon Guerrero Camacho Juan I. Tenorio (Incumbent) Vicente Manglona Atalig (Ben) view saw fit to publish two ar­ made, we have not received any Board of Elections Office Contlnued on page 61 Felicidad Taman Ogumoro (Doling) Laura Inos Manglona (incumbent) -'MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-NOVEMBER 1.1991 FRIDAY-NOVEMBER 1.1991 - MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-5

Tough drug m easure becom es law Customs Service. “We can now go before any court and prevail. by Rafael H. Arroyo substance abuse in the CNMI closing day of the Second An­ “It is with positive feelings of We are eager to go/up there in The much-awaited bill that was signed into law by acting nual Drug Control and Substance accomplishment and gratitude our fight against the problem P I P&QC Pi СЛТ fe#1 would seek to eradicate the Governor Benjamin T. I Im. Cm Ew*. Ew. I Abuse prevention workshop at that motivates me to sign this exercising unquestionable au­ P lease V ote... growing menace of drug and Manglona yesterday during the the Diamond Hotel. act, which now becomes Public thority,” Reyes said. B o t a S i . . . Law 7-42,” said Manglona in a In a similar note, Manglona short speech before the crowd said the new law will encourage that gathered to witness the those who fail to heed the warn­ John Deere signing of the measure. ings and signals regarding drug REYES, PETE PANGELIN AN The new law, Manglona said, abuse to seek treatment. provides stiff penalties against The acting governor, in ad­ CAM ACHO FRANCISCO Back Hoe users and traffickers who deal in dressing conferenceparticipants. illegal drugs, while also made specific mention that the DELEON GUERRERO strengthening law enforcement CNMI just recently had its fif­ capabilities and efforts by giv­ teenth traffic fatality, one-third ing more flexibility to stop drugs of which have been alcohol re­ and eradicate illegal substances lated. This is about double the for HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES at the CNMI’s ports of entry and normal average for such deaths beyond. — due to a totally legal drug that The purpose of the act is to is affecting more and more provide measures that will as­ people in the islands, Manglona *** Election District No. 4A, 4B, 4C *** sist in the prevention of the im­ said, apparently referring 10 al­ portation of these substances. coholic drinks. It is also being viewed as one It was also said that the aver­ that would enhance the detec­ age importation of more than tion of illicit money laundering 10,000,000 cans of beer every activities by amending the au­ year indicates that the Common­ Both Candidates w ith over 20 years of thority of the Customs Service wealth has a tremendous problem to include the conduct of out­ with alcohol abuse, and that the governm ent experience in bound searches and requiring terrible toll of highway deaths m anagem ent positions. the declaration of $10,000 or with its related sufferings and more in currency for passengers pain it causes to our families and D edicated and com m itted 410-D In stock departing the Commonwealth. children is-“unpardonable.” Run with the Best Run with John Deere It was also seen to prevent the “Although the new law will PETE AND FRANK to serving the people of Saipan flow of controlled substances require some amendments to between islands by amending further strengthen its intent, such and, m ost im portantly, M j d -P a c M i c r o n e s i a . I n c . the authority of Customs to in­ Y our R epublican C andidates for as stronger penalties against the residents of K agm an, As Teo, Upper Hi-Way, Garapan clude interisland searches. Italso marijuana use and other matters, Unson seeks to require government HO USE O F REPRESENTATIVES P.O. Box PPP 298 Saipan, MP 96950 Sugar G uaio Ral our urgent need to take the of­ I D enni, C apitol H ill, A s M ahetok, King Park] G arm ent] planning for a drug rehabilita­ Tel.: (670) 234-0475/233-6627 F actory I fensive now against drug abuse (Precinct 4A, 4B, 4C - - Kagman #1, As Teo,IDenni, Capitol Hill, Middle Road tion program. compels our administration and Tanapag, San Roque and As M atuis. 233-6626 A irp o rts “This is the kind of tool we legislature to join hands to put As Mahetok, Tanapag, San Roque, and As Matuis) Fax: (670) 234-0476 I Hi Mld-Pac Micronesia, Inc. need to fight the drug problem this new law into effect immedi­ says Pete P. Reyes, chief of the ately,” the acting governor said.

TO THE PEOPLE OF ELECTION DISTRICT NO. 1 Simple Men With A Big Concerns

W e are pleased to announce that our son Herman, is a candidate for a seat in the House of Representatives, Commonwealth of Northern Marianas Legislature, representing Election District No. 1, including ity education through continued training training opportunities. San Antonio, Koblerville, San Vicente, Dandan, Chalan Piao, Fina Sisu, * * * I S S U E S & CONCERNS*** of teachers, enhancement of teachers’ ♦Pete and Frank supports programs As Terlaje, As Lito, As Perdido, Papago, Laulau and part of Kagman. compensations, upgrading of curriculum that promote and enhance the safety .and *Pete and Frank supports pro­ materials, and improvement of the class­ well-being of our community. We know Herman will serve the people well because he has the room environment. training and experience. But more importantly, because he loves to grams that will provide more services to work with and for the people. our youth and senior citizens. ♦Pete and Frank supports the contin­ ♦Pete and Frank supports the school ued improvement of our infrastructure by We humbly ask for your vote of confidence this Saturday, November ♦Pete and Frank supports the pres­ system in establishing programs that will providing adequate funding for continued 2, 1991 General election. We sincerely thank you for your vote and decrease school drop-out rates. support. ervation and protection of our culture and expansion of our electrical power genera­ traditions through programs which tion and distribution, providing an improved strengthen our traditional values and our ♦Pete and Frank supports the con­ water service, and expansion of our sewer reliance on family ties. tinued education of our people so that facilities to accommodate Kagman, As Herman Reyes and Mana Tenono Guerrero- every CNMI citizen will be literate and (Parents of Herman Tenorio Guerrero) Matuis, and all new homestead and other ♦Pete and Frank supports the con­ will possess the knowledge and skills nec­ developments. tinued improvement of our on-island health essary to compete in a global economy and PARA TODU RESIDENTE ELECTION DISTRICT NO. 1 care facilities and services through re­ exercise the rights and responsibilities of ♦Pete and Frank supports the contin­ Mansen magof ham umanunsia na i lahen-mami as Herman, cruitment of competent staff, training of citizenship. ued improvement of our primary and sec­ kandidatu para kongresu gi Distriton Ileksion No. 1., engklusu San local health professionals, and upgrading ondary roads. Vicente, Koblervile, San Vicente, Dandan, Chalan Piao, Fina Sisu, As of medical equipment and supplies. ♦Pete and Frank supports programs Terlaje, As Lito, As Perdido, Papago, Laulau yan patte giya Kagman. that will make all our schools free of drugs ♦Pete and Frank supports the devel­ and violence and will support programs Dangkulo inangokon-mami nu i lahen-mami ni para u setbe i ♦Pete and Frank supports the Re­ opment and improvement of parks and sports pupbliku kabales sa1 anchu eksperencia-na yan kinempredi-na. Lao tirement program and amendments to the that offer discipline environment condu­ recreation facilities mas empottante ayu i manalago'-na yan guinaiya-na sumetbe i Retirement laws which will require ad- cive to learning. manprohimu-na siha. justment of benefits toreflect cost-of-living ♦Pete and Frank supports many other increases for retirees. ♦Pete and Frank supports the ex­ programs and services consistent with the In fafaisen yan in sen agradesi i konsiderasion-miyu para en bota i pansion and upgrading of our vocational lahen-mami gi Nobembre 2, 1991 na ileksion. platform of the Republican party. ♦Pete and Frank supports the qual- Un dangkulo na si Yu’us Ma'ase' put i suppottasion-miyu. f f i C j L ; Λ ..j.

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D evelopers adopt w ait E x p e r i e n c e D evelopers. am Continued from pag· 6 COMPUTRONIX stupefied, when they learned they and see stance latercompany were in adherence P.O. BOX 107CK & n í ¡ to the Article XII guidelines. weie named as a defendants in a SAIPAN, MP 96950 by Ten M. Flores investors have already decided case filed by the land’s former It was in July 1983 when the TEL: 234-6025 · FAX: 234-5570 Foreign investors and devel­ to stall their projects. Many are group of Gridley, Layne, Flores owners. T h e opers who look at the Common­ awaiting the action of the local and Cabrera purchased the Foreign investors understand wealth as a viable investment TOP QUALITY CELLULAR PRODUCTS AT AFFORDABLE PRICES court on the Article XII cases, Camacho landattherateof$300 that the forefathers of this is­ area are closely monitoring the specifically the Chong vs. Nikko per square meter which, accord­ land-state would want their land ______ON ISLAND SERVICE AND SUPPORT______on-going legal battle between case currently undergoing liti­ ing to Nevitt was a competitive to be protected, what they can­ two local residents and the MOTOROLA PT500 PORTABLE CELLULAR TELEPHONE gation. price at that time. not understand however is that FORD EXPLORE* 4WD4DK owner-cum-developer of 31,830 *32 Memory Locations Nine major developments in­ Later, Realty Trust Corp. was after a number of years, original FEATURES: square meters of land in San ♦Retractable Antenna -4.0LEF1VÍ ENGINE cluded in the Coastal Resource dissolved with the shares of owners will file lawsuits claim­ *20 Hrs. Standby or 75 Min Talk Time E x p l o r e r Roque, Saipan. •AUTOMATIC OVERDRIVE TRANSMISSION Management’s (CRM) list of Gridley and Layne being pur­ ing they were cheated of their ♦Overnight charger/battery and carrying case -AIR CONDITIONING For a number of these devel­ pending major siting projects are chased by Japanese investor properties. *12.3 Ounces only -AM/FM RADIO CASSETTE/CLOCK opers, the case filed by sisters in jeopardy and several other Riichi Yamamoto who was now “This Article XII issue is a -CLOTH CAPIAIN CHAIRS A d v e n t u r e Teresita Camacho Dela Cruz and developments including the two in control of 49% of the Blanco setback in the economic devel­ MOTOROLA 8000HX PORTABLE CELLULAR PHONE -DELUXE TWO-TONE PAINT Estefania Cruz Chong against others under the Hotel Nikko Verde stocks. opment of the Commonwealth. *16 Hrs. Standby or 90 Min. Talk Time ♦Overnight charger/battery and carrying case the management of Hotel Nikko management have been put on The case against the Nikko The image of the Northern will determine whether the hold for an indefinite period of Marianas is at its lowest ebb and ♦Call restriction management was filed by the *32 Memory locations CNMI is still a viable place to time. already, investors are already Camacho’sfor thecourttomake ♦Memory scoll sink their money in. The current predicament a decision on whether or not wary of what the future may FORD EXPLORER 2WD 2DR After a rash of court cases among foreign investors is that Article XXII of the Constitution hold. MOTOROLA PORTABLE CELLULAR PHONE FEATURES: which challenges Article XII of land transaction and land own­ Investors are keeping a tight -4.0 EFIV6 ENGINE was violated, Atty. Ted Mitchell, *30 memory locations the Covenant to Establish a ership is considerably more the counsel for the Camacho’s watch on the Nikko case but ♦Cigarette Lighter/wall outlet/battery operation -AUTOMATIC OVERDRIVE TRANSMISSION Commonwealth of the Northern -AIR-CONDITIONING complicated in the CNMI than in the Case claimed in an article right now, the sentiment is that ♦Full 3 Watts Operation -AM/FM RADIO CASSETTE /CLOCK Mariana Islands in Political in any other nation in the world. authored by Cheryl Mitchell the CNMI is a high risk area for *832 Channel capable -CLOTH CAPTAIN CHAIRS Union with the United States of Developers are convinced that titled Indian Givers. developers. ♦Tough Carrying Case America, investors and real-es- the Article XII disputes have Management officials of the To them, there is no guarantee tate developers are being cau­ frightened foreign investors and that they are the rightful owners NEC MOBILE CELLULAR TELEPHONES M4800/M3800 Nikko Hotel believes that the ♦Hands free operation tioned to proceed with care in that as a result of it, foreign of the land as there is no system Quality Is Job # 1 transaction between Realty Trust *40/90 Number Memory forging land transactions in the bankers are influenced to tighten Corp. and the Camachos was of proving the actual ownership CNMI. ♦Signal strength indicator loan processing procedures. legal and binding. of the land which the developers ♦Three level electronic lock The 30 Article XII disputes MARIANAS FORD The rash of Article XII cases Nikko officials were in fact, might show interest on. ♦Talk Time report filed in the local court have not came at a time when many have ♦Call-in-absence Message SALES · PARTS & SERVICE only local businessmen worried. already seen the economic boom ♦Backlit Keypad and Display Foreign investors also share the on Saipan andhow previous land ♦Optional Auxiliary Call Alert in Absence BEACH ROAD, GARAPAN » TEL. 2 3 4 - 7 7 5 2 samesentimentand someof them transactions may have caused (Sounds hor or headlights upon incoming call) have already started to pack their people of Northern Marianas suitcases in favor of locations descent to lose their birthright where benefits are sure to be from unscrupulous businessmen. reaped and where they will not Up until March of-this year have to contend with such a stat­ when the Chong vs. Nikko case ute. were filed in the Superior Court, YOUR RIGHTS BEFORE AQUA RESORT CLUB Local businessmen who have S a ip a n a great number of land disputes developed close ties with for­ involved individuals. PLEASE ELECT eign investors say that the cur­ What makes the Nikko case AND AFTER YOU VOTE rent economic situation is much unique is that for the first time, a more serious than what the local corporation is being sued. To a The voter’s most important right (weapon) is set forth in 1 CMC, Section We invite you to join the various "food promo" government and the Chambers number of these investors, the AQUA RESORT CLUB Saipan, have especially of Commerce seem to realize. Hotel Nikko case is the key in 6411(a): It is the RIGHT TO CAST A SECRET BALLOT: prepared for your taste...... A month after the Supreme determining whether the CNMI \ Court issued its ruling on the will continue to its move to be­ “Each qualified voter has the right to cast a secret ballot in private. Leocadio Mafnas vs. Marian come economically self-suffi­ The Board of Elections shall set up voting places to guarantee that each (WEDNESDAYS) Aldan-Picrce case, a number of cient. voter may vote in private.” (//(/A fT A lfA - Italian buffet featuring your f favorite Pastas. What does this mean? Very simply, it means that no one knows how you Adult: $16.00 1 10% s.c. *Kids: $8.00 + 10% s.c. The Nikko Case vote unless you tell. Your ballot is a SECRET. Only you can tell the secret. Many voters donate to campaigns, attend pocket meetings and work for \ It was in 1978 when a group of (FRIDAYS) was 51% controlled by locals candidates even though they don’t want to. Why? Because they are afraid they will Japanese investors connected and a 49% control by foreigners. ' è S E A FO O D N (( ¡ H E - Mixed seafood buffet especialty. lose their government jobs if they are not seen. I call this “job terrorism”. i m with the Nikko International Court documents show that at Vi Under the CNMI Constitution, each individual is guaranteed the right to Adult: $16.00 + 10% s.c. * Kids $8.00 + 10% s.c. chain of hotels came to Saipan to the time the Camacho deal was find a suitable location for their consummated, 49% of the stocks FREEDOM OF SPEECH. What does this mean if someone asks you who you voted (SATURDAYS) S60 million project. in Realty Trust Corp. was owned for? It means that before and after you vote: FIESTA m m A / The project is now known as by former Saipan lawyers Roger / : : ■ ■ :...... - N (BAR-B-QUE NITE BUFFET) Hotel Nikko Saipan. It is a 313 Gridley and Jack Layne. The 1. YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO SAY NOTHING. Discover Mexican Hospitality room hotel cum first class resort other partners in the company 2. YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO TELL THE TRUTH. K E N N E T H L . Featuring food specialties from SOUTH OF THE which has a disco, a restaurant who owned 51% of the slocks 3. YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO LIE. GOVENDO, BORDER. which has a 250 seating capac­ were Bernie S. Cabrera and Specials: Bar-B-Qued FAJITAS, CHICKEN MOLE ity, a swimming pool with a water Josepha K. Flores of Blanco When you are alone in the voting place, listen to your heart and to your F o r TACOS.ENCHALADAS AND CEVICHE slide, tennis and raquetball courts Verde Ltd. mind. Think of your future and the future of your children. Don’t be afraid to HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Adult: $18.00 + 10% s.c.* Kids $9.00 +10% s.c. and a fitness center. Atty. David Nevitt of use your own judgment You have the liberty to vote as you want As a famous The hotel itself was just the Carlsmith, Wichman, Case and * * * * * Election District 1A, IB , & 1C ***** (SUNDAYS) initial phase of the project. The Ichiki said that at the time when judge once said: (San Antonio, Chalan Piao, As Lito, As Perdido, As Teriaje, San Vicente, CHAMPAq/VESMDAVBmCH developers had also planned of the Realty Trust purchased the Dandan, Fina Sisu, Papago, Kagman П and Koblervtlle) Famous Black Angus Prime Rib cut to taste and adding a commercial complex, a Camacho property, the Article "Liberty lies in the hearts o f men and women; when it dies there, no irresistable selection of pastries. staff housing for the employees XII amendment stipulating that Constitution, no law, no court can save it." KENNETH L. GOVENDO: Attorney at Law for over 22 years and a Resident Adult: $17.50 *Kids $8.75 inclusive and time-sharing condominiums land in the Commonwealth had of Fina Sisu, Saipan. and duplexes to the existing ho­ to be 100% owned by those of USE YOUR LIBERTY, VOTE ON ELECTION DAY Main Client: Legal Counsel & Instructor, Northern Marianas College since 1986. Myother tel structure. Northern Marianas descent has clients are all local. I have no foreign business clients. We also serve daily "BREAKFAST BUFFET" from You have six (6) votes to cast, please use one for Kenneth L. Govendo. All of those projects will con­ Some Experience: Assistant Legislative Counsel, 5th Northern Manana Island District 7:00 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. not yet been put in place. tinue to be put on hold until the The amendment was intro­ Legislature, Assistant Attorney General, TTPI & CNMI; Legal Consultant, Department of Natural and "LUNCH SPECIAL" for only $10.00 - $15.00 time the Superior Court issues Resources; Legal Counsel, Board of Elections; Citizen Member, Criminal Justice Supervisory Council; duced in 1986, three years after Adviser, Greenpeace Delegation to the London Dumping Convention; helped start Citizen’s Committee at the their judgement on the case. the transaction between the I n Your Heart, Against Nuclear Waste Dumping; District Attorney, Palau. The San Roque property was Camacho’s and Realty Trust Co. I am familiar with the drafting of legislation. Although I shall work very closely with all Costa Terraca R&stm*mt & Romm originally purchased from the and Blanco Verde was consum­ legislative counsels, I am capable of making up my own mind as to what is legal and what is needed. Camachos by the Realty Trust mated, thus the investors of the You Know He's Right I have lived on Saipan since 1976 and Election District No. 1 is my home. I love it here. My wife is local and one son is 50% Northern Marianas descent. For reservations please call 322-1234, Ext. 756, 730 or 731 Corporation, a company which Continued on page 7 " y o u * i n FRIDAY-NOVEMBER 1,1991 - MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-9 8-MAT? I »NAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-NOVEMBER 1,1991 Tinian Commission opens VESTCOR VILLAGE POT FABO TAYU D A YO CAPITOL HILL up for new applicants The Tinian Casino Gaming aware of the application pro­ said that there is no one set fee Control Commission announced cess.” for applicants but there’s a con­ thateffectiveNovemberl, 1991, "As a result of this, the licens­ tinuing need to get more for the applications for casino licenses ing process is being opened to costs of the investigations of will be accepted by the Com­ reach the broadest possible which the applicants will be made mission. spectrum of casino operators,” to shoulder. In a news release, Commis­ said Gaming ConsultantFredric The Commission, the news ·> P r ?X b e s O e sion Chairman John U. E. Gushin in an overseas tele­ release said, has prepared an in­ , AS£ A' V ACT № 7 p i Ì Hofschneider said that over the phone interview. “All interested vestor’s guide discussing gam­ course of the last six months the parties are welcome to apply.” ing opportunities in Tinian. Commission has received in­ According to Gushin, the Chairman Hofschneider stated VESTCOR COMMERCIAL PLAZA quiries from around the world move to restart licensing was that the combination of our geo­ PAflGEUNAN MAFNAS CAPITOL HILL about gaming investment op­ aimed at basically trying to have graphical location, the portunities in Tinian. the process moving quicker, such Commonwealth’s association Th release which came out on that it could entertain more li­ with the United States and tbp HAS ONE OFFICE SPACE FOR LEASE the 29th of October, was done cense applicants while waiting tax exemption for money e?” ,ied immediately before for action from the current seven in the Commonwealth make WE ARE ALSO ACCEPTING RESERVATIONS FOR OUR Hofschneider was rushed to the applicants whose financiers and Tinian a truly unique in vestment NEW APARTMENT PROJECT AVAILABLE DECEMBER 1991. Commonwealth Health Center casino operators have yet to be opportunity. after a reported stroke. known. The Commission is extremely Chairman GREGORIO M. CAMACHO, JESS P. MAFNAS ALL APARTMENTS: 2 BEDROOMS, ONE BATH, BALCONY, PLAS M. TAGABUEL, JESS P. MAFNAS and FRANK R. In the release, Hofschneider Also such a move was meant hopeful that this measurecoupled andRAMON S. GUERRERO are please by the large turnout FULLY FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED QUITANO pause under "YES JESS" sign during the noted that “the initial licensing to enable the commission to with the establishment of a cred­ of supporters at the fundraiser. opening in September 1990 did fundraiser. FOR INFORMATION CALL adopt new fee regulations based ible regulatory structure and not get publicized around the on other casino regulations environment will attract addi­ 322 - 3793 world and that many qualified around the world. tional qualified applicants. FAX: 322-5408 companies that might have been 6185 11/15/F Asked whether that means an The Tinian Casino Gaming interested in Tinian were not increase in license fees, Gushin Control Act, passed by an ini­ tiative, authorizes up to 5 casino hotel projects. It is our expecta­ tion that this step will attract and encourage companies and fi­ nancial sources to seriously ELECTION PRECINCT - II consider either developing or associating with existing appli­ CHALAN KANOA/SUSUPE cants to construct casino hotels, said the commission news re­ lease. Chairman Hofschneider made it clear that the reopening of the licensing process would not im­ pede the ongoing efforts to evaluate the existing seven ap­ plicants. However, Hofschneider noted FRANK SABLAN supports Jess as a candidate for the House Giving his endorsement, BEN N. SANTOS speaks to Mafnas that “it has become clear to the supporters. Commission that some of the of Representatives. seven existing applicants have not been able to either enter into agreements for financing these projects or have not identified casino operators”. Congressman Juan Sabían Demapan Congressman To date, the Commission has William C. Ada Saipan Senatorial Candidate Diego T. Benavente issued two licensing reports covering three of the seven ini­ My Dear Voters of Chalan Kanoa and Susupe: tial applicants. Rather than wait any longer for the initial appli­ On behalf of Election Precinct 11 Club Members, I wish to extend our sincere Thank You and cants to secure financing or a casino operator, the reopening is "Si Yuus Maase" for your untiring moral support during our pocket meetings and campaign designed to facilitate the gatherings during the past several weeks. It is indeed a great pleasure to have the opportunity Commission’s ability to find an to meet and personally speak with you on behalf of our candidates under the Republican entity that can be awarded a ca­ banner: Congressman William C. Ada, Congressman Diego T. Benavente, and Senate sino license, the news release candidate Juan S. Demapan. said. SIMEON KAPILEO and Senator JOSE MAFNAS enjoy Mr. & Mrs. JOAN DLG. CABRERA with Jess at October 19th Chairman Hofschneideradded Mow that the campaigning is over and you prepare to make your decision on November 2nd, that these are exciting times for fund raising festivities. fundraiser. look around your villages. There is evidence nearly everywhere of unprecedented progress in Tinian and that today’s an­ improving the quality of life and standard of living for all our people. The roads in our villages nouncement is another step in assuring the viability of the ca­ have never been better. Our problems with electrical power have been eliminated. Our water PLEASE VO TE ON NO VEM BER 2nd system has been improved. New parks and community recreational facilities have been built. sino industry and further assur­ ing that the promises made to the people of Tinian will be fulfilled. All this is evidence that speaks for itself. Action always speaks louder than words. Remember: FOR our Republican candidates in Precinct II deserve our thanks, our support, and our votes on November 2nd. I am proud of our candidates and their accomplishments. Remember the best D r i v e candidates with the proven track record of progress: Congressman William C. Ada, Congress­ man Diego T. Benavente, and Senate candidate Juan S. Demapan. Let's keep them working C a r e f u l f y , JESUS PANGELINAN MAFNAS for even more progress in the years ahead. The Life You Si Yuus Maase, x l(ir£ \ HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 8 OT 4 1 Save M ay Be P R E C I N C T 3 ______VOIIS Y o u r O w n a b a u ta C h a i r m a n FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1 ,1991-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VTEWS-lj-

Demapan was reportedly some­ S ch o o lm a te... where in the US mainland going 10-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-NOVEMBER 1.1991 Continued from page 10 through his freshman year in secondary education. Schoolm ate lashes at Dem apan MHS reportedly had a 2-track Also, when the MHS Gass of educational system, plus an op­ 72 and MHS school officials were fo r alleged fa lse claim tional program that allows a stu­ presenting speeches and diplo­ ¿ m m m M S m h i m m i mas during the graduation cer­ written on his bio-data pass out ing activities, honors ^nd awards dent to graduate early if the stu­ by Rafael H. Arroyo dent had accrued and met the emony, Demapan was a part of Senatorial candidate Juan S. leaflets. He had the audacity to section” which read “Class of & O p e n f o r minimal accumulatednumberof the audience as a spectator, and Demapan faces what may per­ self-proclaim and publicize that 72 valedictorian — original creditsrequires forahigh school not as a participating member of breakfast, lunch and dinner haps be the a tough challenge to he was Class of 1972 valedicto­ standing.” diploma. the graduating class of 72, said his candidacy after a schoolmate rian. As a citizen of the CNMI, I King in attacking the senato­ Prices around $12.00, $14.00 This program enables a stu­ Kings letter. at the Marianas High School question Juan Sablan Demapan’s rial candidate said that his pre­ dent to graduate a year or the The letter came out less than a came out in the open and ques­ integrity on this issues,” said sentation of himself is an outra­ a n d $ 2 8 . 0 0 summer prior to his actual week before election day and tioned the candidate’s integrity King in her letters to the editors geous deceit on his behalf to graduation, and obtain a high was seen by some quarters as a apparently because of his claim of various newspapers. CNMI citizens. school diploma dated for the direct assault to Demapan’s can­ of being the valedictorian of the But Demapan belied all the same time frame. didacy. school’s class of 1972. allegations made by her former The senatorial candidate, schoolmate who, according to According to King, graduat­ Mary Anne De Leon Guerrero ing at an earlier date drops the however, did not want to put King, in identical letters to sev­ the mailing address indicated in weight on the issue, almost the letter, currently is in San Jose, student out of the particular O p en 4:00p.m . till late! eral members of the media, lam­ graduating class he belongs to. brushing off the matter, saying it basted Demapan, saying that he California. was a “non-issue”, since he was Demapan showed a xeroxed “Juan Sablan Demapan de­ was not the valedictorian and cided to take the early gradua­ clearly not up to making false H ap p y H our $ 1 .OOoff all drinks was not even part of the class copy of his secondary school tion path and graduated with a statements in his leaflet. that graduated in 1972. record which showed him 4:00p.m . to 7:00p.m . small group of students who He recalled that while it is true The letters indicated that it graduating on August 9,1971, elected for the same option that during that time, he had to was King herself who was the ranking first in a class of 167 sometime in 1971,” King said. leave for college at the Univer­ valedictorian during that school beginning with 9th grade and It was said that the very small sity of Michigan where he re­ year, and that Demapan’s alleg­ ending with the 1st semester in group of students that Demapan portedly was given a scholar­ edly false claim in one way or 12th grade. Juan Sablan Demapan graduated with was not merged ship, the records could speak for Plum^na Resort another reflects “lack of integ­ A glimpse of his transcript “The voting population wants or even made part of the actual themselves that what he said in rity or dishonesty.” which was apparently secured facts not fiction of a candidate’s on the beach in Achugao grauduating MHS class of 71. his leaflets that he was indeed “I was totally appalled to leam prior to his admission to college, accomplishments, and not Juan His group’s graduation cer­ valedictorianofhis class, is true. that Demapan had made such an he completed four year academic Sablan Demapan’s concocted emony was allegedly conducted “What I had in my bio-sketch S 3 2 2 - 6 2 0 1 outright fabrication to the public requirement in three years, aside fabrication of his (warped) per­ separately. are all true and I’m willing to of his past achievements as is from a notation in the “outstand- sonal reality,” King’s letter read. King noted that having gradu­ prove that fact. I know a person “I would rather have the ated and received his diploma by the name of Mary Anne De records speak for itself,” said sometime in 1971, Demapan was Leon Guerrero King as a former Demapan when sought to com­ no longer an existing member of classmate, but I believe that she ment on King’s letter. the the MHS class of 72. More­ might have been dragged into N o . 4 In an interview with the Vari­ over, from September 1971 to this issue which is meant to dis­ ety, Demapan said that King’s May 1972, while the MHS class credit me, especially now that letter may have been a last- of 72 was arduously finishing election day is just around the minute ploy to destroy the final year of high school, comer,” Demapan said. Demapan’s chances in the forth­ TO ALL VOTERS OF THE coming polis. “I see this as a last ditch effort MUNICIPALITY/SENATORIAL by my opponent to discredit me. To be fair, maybe we should ask To the Wonderful People of San Jose, DISTRICT OF SAIPAN him to show his transcripts also, just like what I am doing now, so Oarapan, and the northern Islands? that people could see,” Demapan said. King’s statements were not I have been your representative for eight accompanied by supporting years, and the Speaker of the House for I AM PLEASED TO INFORM YOU THAT I AM RUNNING AS A CANDIDATE FOR MUNICIPAL COUNCIL IN THE documents but she indicated a nearly four years. During this time the MUNICIPALITY OF SAIPAN. PLEASE GIVE ME A FEW MINUTES OF YOUR TIME AND LET ME TELL YOU THAT I AM firm resolve that what she was INTERESTED IN HELPING TO IMPROVE OUR COMMUNITY THROUGH OUR MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT. saying was apparently true. Commonwealth has made great economic “I have no difficulty accept­ progress which has in turn raise our stan­ PLEASE GIVE ME A FEW MINUTES OF YOUR TIME AND LET ME TELL YOU THAT I AM INTERESTED IN HELPING ing a candidate over-emphasiz­ TO IMPROVE OUR COMMUNITY THROUGH OUR MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT. ing and publicizing his true dard of living tremendously. achievements, but to fabricate The Saipan Municipal Government, headed by our MAYOR, is wherein lie the heart of our community functions. It is mandated what wasn ’ t and never had been, to improve our local communities and villages, and to promote community development and community action programs. It provides is total fiasco, especially when a I will continue my hard work to enable the services to, and develops programs for, our children, young people, adults, and the elderly. Let us not forget also that, one of the candidate makes such claim to Commonwealth to achieve economic inde­ most important and most difficult responsibility of the Municipal Government, is to repair, improve and maintain in good condition obtain votes for such a respect­ pendence while maintaining our cultural all secondary roads (in villages and other housing subdivisions) and roads leading to farm areas, tourist scenic sites, and other remote able position.” public areas. “The bottomline is, if Juan values and a healthy environment. Demapan, as a running candi­ As Deputy Director of Public Works and formerly Special Advisor to the former director of Public Works, I have been involved in date for the CNMi Senate cannot road improvements and other physical and infra-structural developments. As former Chief of Technical Division in the Mariana at least be honest to himself, can 1 will also continue to protect our inherent Islands Housing Authority, I came to understand the need for quality housing and got involved in housing subdivision developments he possibly be trusted to be hon­ rights in our relationship with the United for the poor and the underprivileged. More importantly, I gained understanding of essential community needs, and developed good est to the public he will be repre­ working relationships with government agency officials and our MAYOR. senting, if he obtains enough States as set forth and guaranteed under the votes and eventually represents C ovenant. With my experience, I can be very instrumental in developing programs for our island community. As a concerned citizen, I want us,” she queried. to utilize my experiences to work with our MAYOR to achieve the goals and mandates incumbent on our Municipal government. King statements were based on her own account of what she I humbly ask for your support and vote of PLEASE GIVE ME YOUR VOTE OF CONFIDENCE IN THIS COMING NOVEMBER 2 ELECTION AND LET ME remembered during her high JOIN THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL TO PROMOTE AND IMPLEMENT ACTIVITIES AND TO PUSH FORWARD school days, as she provided a confidence on November 2nd. TOWARDS CONTROLLED AND PROPERLY PLANNED COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AND COMMUNITY chronology of events in school ACTION PROGRAMS. during that time. According to her account, T hank you. YOUR VOTE WILL PUT ME IN AN IDEAL POSITION WHERE I CAN BE MOST USEFUL AND MOST BENEFICIAL Demapan started in grammar TO OUR COMMUNITY. school with the class of 1972, but that he graduated from Marianas High School in 1971, and not in 1972. Pedro Kogolifoi Careon Guerrero. SI YUUS MAASE In late 1969, MHS was estab­ lished, with the class of 1970 being the first batch of students FRANCISCO ("M A S S I") QUITUGlf A GUERRERO to graduate from that school. Continued on page 11 5877 10/11-18-25-11/01 1 2 -m a r ia n a s v a r ie t y NEWS AND VIEWS-KRIDAY-NOVEMBER 1,1991 FRIDAY-NOVEMBER 1,1991 - MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-13 D PS officers ready for four day w eekend I B O T A S I ELECT 1V O TEII by Ten M. Flores assist those who may be in need of help. Police officers will be on a The opening ceremonies of m m DAVID L. IGITOL tight schedule in the oncoming the Pacific Basin Development days and in anticipation, more Conference is slated on Sunday patrols will be dispatched to (INCUMBENT) and among the dignitaries who m m provide assistance to the public. are expected to attend the meet­ Police Antonio Reyes said ing are Governors Pete police officers have already been Tali-Coleman and Joseph Ada placed on 12 hour shifts in an­ of American Samoa and Guam m ticipation of the coming events. respectively. m Already, additional patrols Hawaii’s Governor John havebeen out on the streets since Waihee is alsoexpected to attend Thursday nightaskids and adults the four-day meeting among N M alike took time to celebrate Pacific Rim leaders and other Halloween. business and government rep­ Today, police will provide resentatives. assistance to those who will be Citizenship Day falls on a m m treking to die cemeteries in ob­ Monday which is also a legal servance of All Soul’s Day. holiday in the Commonwealth. Tomorrow, Election Day, As an added precaution to every eligible voter will head to motorists, Reyes said there are m thepolls and in the 13 designated plans to station patrol cars with areas. their beacons on to assist mo­ At least one police officer will torists during peak hours and at m be stationed in the polling places night in some of Saipan’s major m to maintain peace and order and thoroughfares.

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GENERAL ELECTION BALLOT MEET YOUR CANDIDATES F O R T H E Northern M ariana Islands

INSTRUCTIONS : Election District No. 3-A 1. Make an ( ) or ( ) mark within the box before the candidates' name. Election Precinct No. 3 San Jose - Chalan Kiya, Chalan Laulau Garapan - Gualo Rai, Puerto Rico, Sadog Tasi REPUBLICAN PARTY INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC PARTY Northern Islands

CANDIDATES FOR THIRD SENATORIAL DISTRICT SAIPAN & ISLANDS NORTH OF SAIPAN OUR PEOPLE DESERVE THE BEST VOTE FOR ONLY ONE (1)

DEMAPAN, Juan Sabían y7 REYES , Juan Sabían

( L I L I N G )

CANDIDATES FOR THIRD ELECTION DISTRICT HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES VOTE FOR ONLY SIX (6)

DELEON GUERRERO,Pedro Rogolofoi (PADUNA) I I DEMAPAN, Juan Sabían JESS) EÍ к <3* (INCUMBENT )

□ «SSÈK Â ÏÏEÏ) □ TUDELA Jua" Baria AGUON, Joaquin Mafnas (JACK)

DELEON GUERRERO, Crispin Iglecias (KURI)

S A B IA N , Isidro Atalig á N DUEÑAS, George Cruz é

SABIAN, David Castro I [ TOMOKANE, Anicia Quitugua à

HOFSCHNEIDER .Heinz MANGLONA, Guadalupe DELEON GUERRERO SABLAN, MANUEL CABRERA Sabían PEDRO ROGOLIFOI (PADUNA) (ANGE) À (LUPE) Perez m í ^ - Speaker of the REYES, JOHN SABLAN (Incumbent) House of Representatives 6th & 7th CNM1- Legislature (LILING) ATTAO, Jesus Torres (INCUMBENT) SABIAN, Manuel PLEASE VOTE á Cabrera (ANGE) (INCUMBENT) THE BEST TEAM VOTE DEM OCRAT ALL THE W AY T AYUDON Miyo Yan Sapotasion M iyo en sen A gradese — Si Yuus Maase’ — THE BEST TEAM — DEMOCRAT FRIDAY-NOVEMBER 1,1991 - MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-17

16-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY - NOVEMBER 1, 1991 n y •i**4* ·&· *£· *1· ·&· •3c· ·!· ·*£· ·!· *i·*4· ·£··!· ·!··!· •4···!·* *4· *4· «4» *4· «4· •4* *4·· •4·*4· •4· »1» •4· *4· Mayor Guerrero committed □ to pave village roads CANDY IS BACK!!! by Ten Flores Sadog Tasi, San Roque, Capitol For One Month Only Thepavingof secondary roads Hill, As Teo, Kagman, San All Soul’s Day Flowers All On Sale in the Chalan Kanoa and pre­ Vicente, Dandan, Fina Sisu and Loose Flowers 1/2 price! cinct II district was recently ac­ As Perdido are among the areas C - M A R T ’ s complished under the leadership where roads ¿re scheduled to be Coronas 30% Cheaper Than Last Year. of Saipan Mayor Jesus S. Deleon paved. Everything Must Go! Guerrero. With a number of projects go­ Bed. Spread Precinct II Representatives ing on at the same time, Mayor Mattress Pad William C. Ada and Diego T. Guerrero divided his heavy Candy House Benavente assisted the mayor in equipment staff in to three groups. №6 SILE Near Six-Ten Store Across CHC on W-2 Hi-Way identifying funds to make the The first group is responsible for •4? ?£? ?4? ?4? ^4· *4· *4· *4· *4· *4* *4· *4· *4**1» *4· *4· *4· *4· •4-· •4* *1* ·!» «4· *4·*4· *4· *4· «4· »4· road paving projects a reality. the initial stage of locating •i* *T· ·*·'•i* *i· *i* *t· ·!· •J· *1* *i·*i· ·*· *i· *i* ·!· *i· *1* •Jf· *i*if· *5?· *4· ·+· *1* "I made its clear to the people landmarkers, clearing, leveling, KH№ $46.00 , ____ House For Rent of Saipan that I will do all I can providing coral and compacting to serve them," Guerrero said. the project site. 5 Bedroom, 2 Bathroom Luxury House In San Vicente. 24 Hours Among the stretch of village The actual paving of the which Q unjs $81 Jl Water, Two Storey Ocean Viev% One Year Old, Part Furnished. roads that were recently paved also includes traffic control is were from William S. Reyes done by the second group while FÜLL I f I J S $1,800 per month Elem. School in Chalan Kanoa, the third group comprise the auto Tel. 234-7315 · 7am - 8am roads in the Chalan Kanoa Pre­ and heavy equipment mechanic cincts I-A and B, San Antonio section, sheet/metal section, wa­ 1 1 1 11 8.18 Village, Susupe, Tanapag and ter delivery section and support­ San Jose. ing staff. Assistance from the Department of Public Works is Roads in Koblerville, -r n epa5-äv Garapan, Chinatown,Navy Hill, also requested when necessary. Bed M i e s PLEASE RE-ELECT „ r i i * · H CONO. THOMAS P. VILLAGOMEZ (KIYU) 11L IllJ iliU I ehi in Ji 141 J l

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prrr*.< W'.-r ? i p L i â i ü fe i ‘y., 1 í x HT1 X.( ulöö« We the family of the n 111 late 3 5 0 To the people of San Antonio, Koblerville, As Lito, As Perdido, Chalan Piao, Fina Sisu, f Ì t»<« .<1 n (pi i f As Terlaje, San Vicente, Dandan, Papago and Kagman II: JUAN % • .85-1895 ini On November 4, 1989, you conferred upon me the honor and privilege of serving as AGUON w a Ë5*!& §82 Ss3.S5-98.95 « S J S - T 8 J 0 your representative in the House of Representatives, Seventh Northern Marianas lillife iiS a li ^ 4 I! Plflsi« Legislature. SANCHEZ B M )V M S25J5-B0.85 $10.8I-8SLI1 During the past two years, you have seen the major accomplishments of the Seventh ü l k ' “jUAN CHONG" P I E S ! I 4 i J i Ü 8 J I L Legislature: -2*I 8 1 7 sSnOi'&iLü, Would like to invite all our relatives and l i n $ t ♦UNPRECEDENTED LEVEL OF FUNDING FOR CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE friends to join us for the Third Anniversaiy- PROJECTS, INCLUDING THE UPGRADING OF THE POWER, WATER, SEWER, AND J - ¿ J l'J ^)¿/ L9 3 5 ROAD SYSTEMS; Rosary of our beloved Husband, Father, ; ID -í Grandfather fk Great Grandfather. Rosary r ¡ , MÁ ty-]jkì ♦SIGNIFICANT BUDGET INCREASE FOR THE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEMS; LFJ S S ’I iJ J u ly Sß i: will be said nightly at the Family’s r>\ r, set includes 1 fiat sheet, 1 fitted sheet? ♦WELL-DESERVED SALARY INCREASE FOR GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES; AND Residence at San Vicente commencing r _ . K r ■ j III LIS 2 standard pillow cases FINALLY, A COST-OF-LIVING ALLOWANCE FOR RETIREES. Monday, November 04, 1991 at 8:00 p.m. thru Monday, November 11, 1991. On the As a member of the House Leadership in the Seventh Legislature, I am proud to have final day, Tuesday, November 12, 1991, LU* played a major role In making these accomplishments possible. Rosary will be said at 12:00 noon. Mass of We all know there Is a lot more to be done. Our Commonwealth Is a young govern­ Intention will be offered at 5:30 p.m. at ment which more than ever needs courageous and enlightened leadership. My record clearly demonstrates the accomplishments. I have made in my two years in office. San Vicente Church. ;!7ri Please vote for me so that I can continue to pursue the programs and goals that our Commonwealth needs. Dinner will be served after the Mass at the :LJ' Over the past two years, we have watched in earnest the rise of democracy in coun­ Family’s residence. tries where free elections are being held for the first time in many, many years. The :L¡ freedom to choose leaders is a precious right which must never be taken for granted. Please vote tomorrow. fpai Sincerely, y. ... . mi f e /-■ v.- -. / ' ^ Congressman Thomas P. Villagomez (Kiyu) Mrs. CONCEPCION DLG. SANCHEZ CHILDREN, GRANDCHILDREN MAKING THINGS HAPPEN FOR YOU! AND GREAT GRANDDAUGHTER 4 r is!) 1 8 - m a r i a n a s v a r i e t y n e w s AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-NOVEMBER 1,1991 03 REQUEST FOR FROPOSA!

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/f R oasting pan ■■ Larcis- S. Turkey Ground (16 - 3/4'úí 12" x 2-1/2) 4 , . > ' ' $2.1S/Éfc, iv/ i 4 ¿£&-rr*Ü). ihiiikjri'iií· W , • ' WC n·-, ;: " ,-.X: / f i Hi 4 4 J ! ■4 Plastic Food W rap Stretch Hie C harcoal - 20 # bag •To [’ill; cr an item, section, or 5 0 0 f t . roil pan of a bili vetoed by the gov­ $11ì „78/tagtì-it ernor may be reconsidered by $6.23/ea. J G44P4*G.44TC44 L4- Congress within sixty days from the receipt of the governor’s veto message in the house of origin of the vetoed bill, item, section, or If you've been searching for the power and utility of a minivan part of a bill to reconsider the vetoed legislation. right car that can handle all your with the comfort and handling of If two-thirds of the members weekday running around plus be a passenger sedan, all at an in each house vote, upon recon­ tough enough for your weekend extremely affordable price. sideration, to pass the bill, item, or part, it shall become law. outings, look no further. Introducing the all-new A u t o M o t i o n MITSUBISHI EXPO and EXPO LRV - the first true multi-purpose MITSUBISHI A 234-3332/ 7343 vehicles which combine the The word is getting around, htoubishi fax: 234-7347 JR1DAY-NOVEMBER 1,1991 - MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-21

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Ì Ì Ì k k k k k k k Frank Guerrero Cepeda k ★ k ★ k “ G o y u ” ★ k ★ k k ★ k i r k ★ k ★ k ★ Form er “G reen Beret” ★ k ★ k ★ k ★ k Leadership Excellence ★ k ★ k ★ k ★ FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1,1991-MARIANAS VARIETY N EW S AND V IE W S -2 5 2 4 -m a r ia n a s VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-NOVEMBER 1,1991 Chamber adds more funding for Homework Centers •■Wv-x The Homework Center pro­ plans are that it will continue in tablishing similar centers in other J M € m e m a u gram is progressing well and in the PSS if the project turns out to schools. BOX OFFICE OPEN 7:30 P.M. support of its activities, the be successful “In this way, the community Saipan Chamber of Commerce Torres said if it turns out to be volunteer support for education SHOW START 8:00 P.M. (SCC) recently donated a check a success, a permanent source of the Chamber has started can of $1,022.68 to continue the fundingwillbe sought from fed­ continue to grow throughout the program currently implemented eral funds or local appropria­ public school system,” Torres at the Hopwood Junior High and tions with the possibility of es­ said. at the Marianas High School. The programs is a joint effort between the Public School Sys­ tem and the SCC aimed at help­ ing students with their academic load through peer tutorials. Since its inception in Febru­ ary of this year, the SCC has contributed a total of $6,093 to run the program. The recent contribution was presented by SCC Executive Director Dino Jones to Com­ missioner of Education William Torres who said that it is the Chamber’sthoughtful contribu­ tions that keep the program alive. At present, several teachers Garapan Elementary students perform their number during the from Hopwood and the MHS Crusade for Good Behavior held recently. are rotating their free time to assist the students tutors in run­ ning the program. The tutors are members of the National Honor Society at the two schools who work for two hours after school from Monday until Thursday. The student clients are then picked up at the schools by their o° QI parents or guardians, PSS Spe­ O 5; cial Projects Coordinator ° I Manuel Sound said. The one-year pilot program will run until next February and Safoian Construction aids ®T€ School The Gregorio T. Camacho El­ ementary School in San Roque was experiencing drainage problems which left the school grounds flooded and unusable WE HUMBLY ASK FOR YOIJR during the rainy season. To ease the problem and as a means of helping the school, JG Sablan Construction Company "VOTE" OF CONFIDENCE management volunteered heavy equipment, manpower and ma­ m m terial to correct the problem. The project cost, estimated at , N O V E M B E R 2N D . almost $10,000 was donated to the school and to the community by die JG Sablan Company. t CIP Coordinator Alfredo Deleon Guerrero said over a se­ ries of weekend, JG Sablan Con­ struction built four cement col­ lection holes in the area sur­ rounding the administration and this Ih d m fa i election. MANUEL SEMAN "KIYU" * auditorium buildings to install the drain pipes donated by the Department of Public Works. Commissioner of Education Please V ote For. William S. Torres and GTC Principal Anicia Dela Cruz commended the community Heinz Sablan spirit of the company owners, management and the workers and said they hoped others would emulate the efforts made by the Hofschneider eeeoeoeeooeeeoeeeoooeeeei i*e«eeeeoo< leeoeooooi >oee*»eeeseeoeeoooo«oo< company. 2 6 - m a r i a n a s v a r i e t y NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-NOVEMBER 1,1991

Fund raising fo r S an Jose REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL RFP92-003 C hurch planned by Teri M. Flores construction materials to start good response from the commu­ The Public School System is soliciting proposals from Parishioners of the San Jose the initial facet of the project nity was the recently heldSunday interested individuals or companies to provide a one-year Parish are undertaking a number Two additional extensions will brunch which netted $35,000 preventive maintenance and repair for IBM Selectric type­ of fundraising activities to raise be added to thestructure to widen for the parish. He however said writer machines. Specification can be pick up at PSS funds for the proposed renova­ its floor space while there are $25,000have already been spent Procurement & Supply Office, Puerto Rico, Saipan, during tion of the San Jose Church. also plans of remodelling the to purchase new benches for the working hours, from 8:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M., Monday “I am already anxious to get sanctuary to fit Vatican specifi­ church. through Friday. Bidders shall provide its own tool, materi­ the church renovated,” Parish cations. Electric bells such as Plans have already been set to als, supplies and transportation including off island schools. priest Father Isaac Ayuyu said. thosefoundattheMountCarmel repeat the event by next year Cathedral in Chalan Kanoa will after the completion of the pro­ Proposals will be accepted until 2:00 P.M., local time, The parish is targeting to raise also be installed as part of the ject’s initial phase, Ayuyu said. November 19, 1991. All proposals must be in sealed $500,000 to fully renovate the 24-year old structure. The reno­ renovations. Theprojectis being The reception of the com­ envelope face-maric PSS-RFP92-003 and submitted to the vation is expected to start after undertaken by the engineering munity to the project has been PSS Procurement & Supply Office, Puerto Rico, Saipan. the holidays and Ayuyu said the firm of Henry Pangelinan and overwhelming and Ayuyu is The Public School System reserves the right to award, aim is to have the renovation Associates. moved by the generosity of the amend orrejectany or all proposals in the best interestof the finished in time for the church’s Activeparishioners, members business establishments who Public School System. Also, the Public School System 25th anniversary in 1993. of the Christian Mothers and the have also extended assistance to reserves the right to establish conditions on the contract A committee composed of Parish Council have already the parish. award to the selected proposal submission. parishioners headed by parish started a Sunday bake sale “We have raised enough to council member Frank Diaz was scheduled after the 6 am . ser­ start the project but, we still have Any question(s) regarding this announcement should be organized to undertake the vices. A raffle drawing for next a long way to go to finish it,” year’s May fiesta will also be Ayuyu said. forwarded to PSS Procurement & Supply at telephone fundraising activities, the pro­ launched in the coming weeks Upon completion of the pro­ number 322-9256. ceeds of which will go to the project. while the youth group will have ject, Ayuyu plans to renovate the The first phase of the project a walk-a-thon to raise additional existing classrooms which house /s/William S. Torres /s/David P. Babauta involves the renovation of the funds, Ayuyu said. Catechism students. Commissioner of Education PTOc. & Supply Officer ceiling and Ayuyu said they are Another well attended activ­ 10447 U/15F now awaiting the arrival of the ity which Ayuyu said received a CHC expands ★ OB/Gyn Dept. * The Obstetrics and Gynecol­ it ogy Department of the Com­ i t monwealth Health Center will JUAN SABLAN REYES i t be expanding its functions with the addition of three physicians i t to its staff. v t i f it Former CHC physician Dr. it James Barnard is expected to rS assume his post on November 1, L I L I N G Dr. Helen Taro-Atalig chair­ i r woman of the department and CHC physician for 17 years an­ nounced in a press release from the hospital. W h o s a y s w e e k d a y s have to he drab ? Barnard decided to return to the post he vacated last summer Our environment could spell disaster. This is an issue that I rank the top most significant issues for the 1k Not at the DlSCO SERENATA! because of the great need for Commonwealth as a whole and not only Saipan. And on a larger scale, as we all know, the environment is a i t more gynecologic surgery and global concern. Of course, this does not mean that priorities in other areas such as education, health care and it Every night is a special night of fun & frolic, social services and the like are number two. the last concern. These are just as equally important, and must his lovefor the islandand people. it dance & music! Two long-term additions to be addressed with the same degree of concern. These are also my priorities, but at a larger scale, the DISCO SERENATA is open daily from 7 p.m. till 2 a.m. the department is expected to environment must be protected because this will determine our future, especially if we are to continue to be Ì arrive early next year. Dr. reliant upon our major tourism industry. The environment will dictate at every com er how we shape our future; it MONDAY is BEACH NIGHT! Raymond Hegarty from Ireland how investors will look to invest here; how we want our island to be; how tourists will perceive us. It is indeed Yes! a BEACH PARTY at the DISCO SERENATA. and NovaScotia, will be am ving a mqjor driving force and should be used as a barometric gauge in how we want Saipan to be and in the type it Come in your favorite BEACH OUTFIT and enter FREE with his wife, Dr. Lesley Ruggles of economy we want. it of charge. Win prizes too. while Dr. Liane Mizgala from the University of Toronto Resi­ The environment as an issue should not be disregarded. It is very fragile one and we should look forward to i t dency Program will be an addi­ preserving it. Everyone wants clean beaches, well landscaped surroundings, clean streets, proper sanitary it TUESDAY is MINI-SKIRT NIGHT! tional member of the OB/Gyne landfills (dumps), clean air; junk-free neighborhoods, more flame trees, well manicured lawns, especially in i t Come on down, lovely ladies in your sexiest mini-skirts team by February. public areas, yet some of us oppose such regulations when government agencies try to impose even a little o f it and have a wonderful night at the DISCO. Entrance is some of the nice things we want. Hegarty, who will be spend­ i t FREE. ing a month on Saipan, aims to W e should understand that in order to develop and develop with maturity, that we m ust give up certain i t develop policies and procedures Or WEDNESDAY is LADIES NIGHT! to guide practitioners in the conveniences (like doing aw ay w ithout regulations) and accept a m ore orderly growth. For instance, in being ii regulated (and these will com e, i.e. zoning, building code, etc.) w e som etim es are opposed to such regulations, YT Hello, Ladies. Tonight is your night at the DISCO overlapping areas of family I even if a regulations sim ply stipulates planting one tree in front of our developm ent. It is difficult at tim es to SERENATA. Come in FREE of CHARGE and you can practice and obstetrics. ¡-<\ accept change. This isTinderstood, for in every m ove to change things, there is resistance. However, w e m ust a , dance the night away! Dr. Duncan Price,an OB/Gyne from Vancouver, Canada left understand that in m aking our environm ent m ore liveable, w e are enhancing the value of our island (even our after working with Taro-Atalig personal properties); w e are m aking the quality of life m uch m ore desirable; we are prom oting a concern to THURSDAY is LOVERS’ NIGHT! for the month of October. He live in harm ony with nature; w e are educating our children at the sam e tim e; we are creating an am bience in Tonight is a special one for couples. DISCO was referred to Saipan by ortho­ our island that could eventually becom e a m odel for other developing islands or island nations. This is SERENATA gives you 50% off on cover charge and has pedic surgeon Dr. Gavin som ething we can be proud of. FUN and PRIZES in store for all, you sweet lovebirds. Sutherland, a former physician 1ST We have to strike a balance between keeping the status quo or moving forward with the necessary change to of the Trust Territory days. i t Of course, WEEKENDS at the DISCO SERENATA Price was involved in all as­ make our island's quality of life second to none. I am committed to this end to do just that. To improve our are as usual simply GREAT! pects of patient care from the overall quality of life by beginning with preserving our environment first. Again, if we lose our delicate i t clinic to the operating room and environment we will lose our economy, and the effect will be a domino effect on other industries. I also believe i t saw a need for more full-time that once all things in life are gone or extinct, man will follow not far behind. This is why I say the environment i t gynecologists in the CNMI. is an extremely critical issue, not only for Saipan, but on a global scale. We on Saipan have to do our part, not i t only for us but for the entire world. The OB/Gyne Department is ★ involved in the care of women including pre-natal care, infer­ ★ tility, unwanted fertility and i t cancer of the female organs. i t DEMOCRAT ★ ★

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À ^ m 4.14. 1991 — ATTAO, JESUS TORRES H a r d w a r e ...... : CASKfc JSIngEe 3 « 0 ® .„.· n i n n y for House of Representatives, O A -oo : WUÎKÎ : · NO CREDIT Precinct 3 CARD* For Experience WHILE and Leadership Wife: Ramona Tenorio Attao 1-S5UÜÜIÍES Children: Jesse, Joseph, Jerome, Bias, Monica, and Guadalupe Parents: Pedro San Nicholas Attao (deceased) ^ . o o I t u i # and Ninfa Torres Attao B m - 234^446/3717 Parents In-Law: Bias Pangelinan Tenorio (deceased) “ STORE MURS: MONDAY and Guadalupe Pangelinan Tenorio a TO SATURDAY Education: University of Guam 19689-69 S &OOA.M.-6tfOP.M. Hopwood High School -1968 Mount Carmel School

Legislative Experience: 1990 present: 7th Legislature, Chairman, Ways and means Committee; Vice-Chairman, Committee on Federal and Foreign Relations Committee on Natural Resources Committee on Judiciary and Governmental Operations

Careers 1982-89: Dept, of Finance: Branch Manager 1982: CNMI Legislature: Fiscal Officer 1979-81: Peace Corps/Micronesia: Assoc, director of Management 1974-79: Peace Corps/Micronesia: Budget/Payroll Officer Concern for Youth Programs 1971-1974: Peace Corps/Micronesia: Fiscal Collection Officer & Activities

Com m unity Service: Garapan Elementary School: former PTA President and Vice-President Garapan Little League Baseball Association Little, Senior, Big-League Baseball Associations Experience in managing CNMFs financial resources Competence in finance and budgeting have resulted in the following appropriations as Ways and Means Committee chairman repre­ senting Precinct 3s

• 90,000 for Garapan Library • $200,000 for Garapan Central park • 10% Salary Increase for PSS Teachers • 2 million dollar funding for Sadog Tasi Sewage Plant • Fund .'g for Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, and Little League • 350,000 for Saipan Youth Center • 1 million for Lower Navy H ill & Chinatown road projects • 142,137 for Garapan Elementary School storm water drainage project • 2.7 million for Garapan and Gualo Rai water projects. •IDENTIFIED 2 MILLION DOLLARS TO FUND AND PASS THE 14 % SUPPLEMENTAL GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEE RAISES. • 75,000 for Agrihan multi-purpose building • 57,178 additional funds for Oleai elementary School Administration Building • 150,000 for the Junior ROTC program • 89,396 for Nursing Programs • COLA BONUS FOR CNMI GOVT. RETIREES • 1.2 million for the Commonwealth Museum

Attao has introduced and sponsored House Bills and Resolutions such as: B ill 7-92: Road construction funding; B ill 7-93 Youth Summer funding; Bills 7-106, 7-171:1990 & 1991 Appropriation and budget Acts; House Resolution 7-4, 7-7, and 7-9: Approving additional CNMI Revenues & resources; B ill 7-97: Sewer and road improvement funding. A man of action and deeds Future Plans & projects: for the people of the CNMI • Utility subsidies for the needy • COST OF LIVING ADJUSTMENTS (COLA) FOR GOVT. RETIREES • Funding for village youth centers and programs • Identify and increase funding for Precinct 3 road, water, and sewer projects. • Increase funding for personnel training and workshops for governmental departments and autonomous agencies

AYUDA BUMOTA SI JESUS TORRES ATTAO PARA I MINAULEG I TAOTAO TANO. RE-ELECT JESUS TORRES ATTAO, YOUR BEST CHOICE FOR BEST REPRESENTATION.

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M arina o fficially opens N ovem ber 4 by Ten M. Flores will be attended by Common­ Conference. of the dedication ceremony the Sports Fish Restoration Pro­ The Smiling Cove Marina will wealth government dignitaries Division of Fish and Wildlife which will be held at 4 p.m. in gram of the U.S. Department of officially be opened this Mon­ and visiting officials attending Arnold Palacios extends his in­ the facility grounds. Fish and Wildlife. day in special ceremonies which the Pacific Basin Development vitation to the public to be a part The facility will be opened Around 50 22 to 60 footer three years after it was priori­ vessels will be accommodated tized by the DFW as one of those in the marina which also fea­ included in the boating infra­ tures other amenities such as structure plan for the Common­ launching ramps, a parking lot wealth. for cars and trailers and water Palacios said the opening of and power services. A 24-hour the marina will surely boost security guard will also be sta­ sports fishing an the boat char­ tioned in the area. tering business in the CNMI as i t Around200applications from will provide local fishermen and foreign and local companies and fishing enthusiasts as well more individuals wanting to rent access to water recreation. spaces in the marina have been The facility was constructed received by the DFW since the now available at at a cost of $2.3 million in local project was announce three years and federal monies. The primary ago. S a n R o q u e The improvement of the ma­ Candidate Heinz Hifschneider (in mwar-mwar) took time out to be with students and faculty ofOleai source of funding for the float­ now available at rina has so far, been the largest School where he donated some 450 cups of ice cream for the kids' hailoween celebration. ing dock facility came from the S t a t i o n Department of the Interior and project which involves public G&E Station land. G arage services: Its architectural and engi­ in G ualo Has neering design was completed 0 Electronic Spin B alancing in 1988 after which dredging ! / la ra g e services: * Tire R epair and shore protection activities • O il Change / F ilte r & Lube which cost $1.4 million, was ® E lectronic Spin Balance ;· undertaken. f o r $ 2 9 .9 5 The marina had been of use ® Tire R epair since the Japanese regime when ® T u n e - u p s M in i-m art Item s: ® O i l C h a n g e / Filter a L u b e it became Saipan’s docking fa­ ® A ir Fresheners cility. f o r $ 3 2 . 0 0 T H E 1992 It was later developed by the • B attery B ooster Cables Americans who also used it as a N ew lin e o f • A uto S pecialty Products docking area for PT boats and A u to Accessories: barges. In later years, local fish­ ermen used it as a mooring area & Bed Buddy H Y U n o n i for boats during a typhoon. 0 M u s ic a l H o rn s ® T o n n e a u C o v e r s L I N E U P PUBLIC NOTICE In the Superior Court of the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands

CIVIL ACTION NO. 91-1040 00 ALIW P. ROMERO, VIVA I T A L I A ! Plaintiff, vs. FIESTA MEXICANA! ONLY$1 9 9 DOWN PACIFICA INSURANCE ON APPROVED CREDIT UNDERWRITERS, INC., GRAND PACIFIC LIFE INSURANCE CO.. and RAY V. GARINGARAO, BAR-B-QHE Defendants.

The best in SUMMONS BUFFET NIGHT TO: RAY V. GARINGARAO YOU ARE HEREBY SUM­ EVERY ^ MONED and notified to file any answer you wish to make to the complaint, a copy of which is SATURDAY given you herewith, within twenty (20) days after service of this summons upon you and to deliver or mail a copy of your Discover MEXICAN a n d answer to WISEMAN AND hospitality- EASON, whose address is P.O. Box 404, Saipan, MP 96950 as featuring food soon as practicable after filing your answer or sending it to the specialties from f o r 1 9 9 2 . Clerk of this Court for filing. S O U T H O F Your answer should be in writing and filed with the Clerk of this THE BORDER. Court at Saipan, MP 96950. It may be prepared and signed for Test drive them all today and you by your counsel and sent to Adults: $18.00 the Clerk of this Court by mes­ ITALIAN NIGHT, Kids: $9.00 + S.C you'll drive home a winner! senger or mail. It is not necessary for you to appear personally until BUFFET EVERY further notice. If you fail to file an answer in accordance with this summons. WEDNESDAY Judgment by Default may be TRIPLE ^MOTORS; taken against you for the relief From 6:00 p.m . to 9:30 p.m . demanded in the Complaint. BY ORDER OF THE ABOVE a t t h e 234-7133 Garapan, Beach Road and also in Chalan Canoa COURT. DATED this 16th day of October, AQUA RESORT CLUB S a i p a n 1991. C o sta /s/Bcmadita A. Sablan (For Reservation C a ll322-1234 · Ja^: 322-1220 Deputy Clerk T Court $16.00 plus service charge FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1 ,1991-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-37 36-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY - NOVEMBER 1, 1991. Controversial Interior Senate acts on crime victim bill MICROL CORPORATION Order to be Reviewed by Rafael H. Arroyo least compromise with the needs borne out by the experience against them. for the violation they suffered at ter Sandra Pierantozzi has called of the existing victim’s rights “Due to this, your com­ the hands of another human be­ SELL By: Howard Graves of the victim. STK# YEAR MODEL UC# the earmarking and borrowing 3,995 The bill that would seek to ‘Most presenters during the offices in various states and mittee felt that the bill’s ing. U-91-045 1988 CORALLA AAE-320 1,500 HONOLULU (AP) - Palau limitation features "the most provide justice and assistance hearing suggested that the alter­ countries surveyed,” the AG focus must remain at pro­ Finally, there was a testimony U-91-059 1987 SUBARU S/WGN AAD-762 7,500 govemmentleadersareexpected objectionable." Office presenters was heard viding as much assistance as that requiring a victim’s impact U-91-082 1988 CAMRY4DR AAM-742 to victims of violent crimes was native location for the victim’s 10,000 She also said the limitation on possible to a victim of violent statement be considered at sen­ U-91-085 1989 MITSUBISHI JEEP AAD-500 to vent their frustrations with a recently passed by the Senate rights office was the Office of to have said. 2,500 borrowing "is too restrictive and U-91-100 1987 MAZDA P/UP AAF-159 year old Interior Department or­ during its sixth day, 4th regular the Attorney General, which was Another area of concern put crime,” the committee, in its tencing impinged on a 3,995 U-91-103 19881 SUBARU RX 4DR AAC-117 der which has restricted their does not allow Palau to seek session held in Rota. apparently seen to possess the up by the AGO was the sug­ report, told Inos. defendant’s rights. 9,995 U-91-115 1986 CADILLAC SEVILLE ABC-172 spending and borrowing when large enough loans to pay off its The measure was entitled, “A ability to best oversee the pro­ gestion to include The mentioned intent is to Article I, Section 11 of the 2,500 U-91-121 1987 CARGO VAN AAK-172 they meet next week with Assis­ creditors and (to) consolidate its bill for an act to establish an tection of victim’s rights given “purse-snatching” under the send a message to victims commonwealth constitution, 15,000 U-91-127 1990 4-RUNNER WGN. AAO-454 debts into one manageable long­ office of victim’s rights within the existing nature of criminal umbrella of the bill. This was, that their needs and concerns which ensures the right of the 6,500 tant Interior Secretary Stella U-91-135 1989 CELEBRITY AAM-241 term debt." however, rejected by the are important to the CNMI people to be secure in their per­ 11,500 Guerra. theDepartmentof Public Safety; prosecution in the Common­ U-91-136 1990 CAMRY 4DR. AAR-515 In a September letter to lead­ Committee, who said that government and that they can sons, houses, and belongings 2,500 Palau President Ngiratkel to require informing victims of wealth. U-91-140 1987 SUBARU 4 DR. AAL-603 18,500 Etpison is scheduled to head a ers, Pierantozzi said the control violent crimes of their rights; to But such a suggestion was met remedies exist for recovery utilize such official assistance against crime, shall be recog­ U-91-146 1990 CELICA COUPE AAS-844 5,500 on contracts capital projects provide for compensation to said by presenters of the AGO with of monetary loss due to purse to regain their sense of control nized at sentencing. U-91-150 1990 HILUXP/UPS/B AAK-380 delegation of top-level adminis­ 14,000 "hinders economic develop­ littleenthusiasm.saying that such snatching, but that these are over their lives “Restitution to the crime vic­ U-91-154 1990 4-RUNNER 4DR WGN. AAL-396 trative and legislative leaders to victims; to require victim’s im­ 7,995 The professed goal of the of­ tim shall be a condition of U-91-157 1989 CHEVY CELEBRITY AAG-689 the Wednesday sessionatSaipan, ment." pact statements be incorporated a placement creates inherent sorely lacking for persons 2,995 U-91-161 1988 HILUXP/UP AAK-128 Northern Mariana Islands. She also said her government into every felony pre-sentence conflicts of interest within the who have suffered bodily fice is to decrease the sense of probation and parole except 4,995 U-91-165 1988 HILUX 4X4 P/UP AAK-641 The meeting is to examine the should cook "complete flexibil­ report; and for other purposes. AGO. injury or death as a conse­ isolation felt by most victims upon showing of a compelling 5,995 U-91-167 1989 COROLLA WAGON AAM-898 ity" to seek foreign countries' Otherwise known as Senate “This does not appear to be quence of a criminal act and to assist them economically interest,” added the statute. 9,000 order issued in October 1990 by U-91-170 1988 CAMRY4DR AAD-924 economic assistance, especially Bill 7-86, the bill was approved AAO-85F3 6,500 Interior Secretary Manuel Lujan, U-91-173 1989 HILUX P-UP Jr. to tighten fiscal management from Japan. upon the recommendation of the HILUX P-UP AAV-968 4,300 U-91-174 1989 in the western Pacific island Larry L. Morgan, OTIA's di­ Committee on Federal Relations 1988 TERCEL AAE-026 2,995 U-91-177 rector of legislative and public and independent Agencies, but U-91-178 1990 4-RUNNER AAK-607 14,000 chain’s government operations. 3,995 affairs, said the Palau govern­ with amendments. U-91-179 1988 COROLLA AAG-481 Guerra's Office of Territorial 5,500 ment had sought the review According to a committee re­ U-91-181 1988 CAMRY AAE-673 and International Affairs admin­ A Legislator U-91-182 1988 CAPRICE AAH-012 5,500 isters Palau's affairs under a U.N. which Lujan pledged should be port sent to Senate President u-91-184 1988 BUICK CENTURY AAK-548 5,300 trusteeship. held after the first year of the Joseph S. Inos, there is a need 3,500 U-91-185 1988 TERCEL AAD-773 ThePalau govemmentbecame order's imposition. for an effective criminal system You Can 3,500 ■ ■ ■ U-91-186 1987 HILUXP/UP AAH-668 unhappy last December when Guerra will be in Saipan for to require the protection and as­ Now 3,500 U-91-187 1987 HILUX P/UP AAB-571 the pacific Basin Development sistance of victims in order to 8,500 Guerra earmarked how and U-91-188 1991 HILUX X/CAB ABC-502 Council's annual meeting. The Depend On! 7,000 where nearly $16 million in U.S. preserve their dignity and to en­ U-91-189 1988 CAMRY4DR AAG-247 12,000 funds could be spent. council's directors are the gov­ courage greater public U-91-190 1990 CAMRY V6 LE No Plaie 4,400 She also held in abeyance ernors of Hawaii, Guam, Ameri­ cooperation in theapprehension U-91-191 1988 CAMRY AAE-094 4,500 can Samoa and the Northern U-91-196 1988 COROLLA WGN. AAK-232 Palau's fiscal 1991 budget until and prosecution of criminal de­ 4,000 Mariana Islands. U-91-199 1988 COROLLA WGN. AAG-661 the government could show it fendants. 4,500 U-91-200 1988 COROlI a WGN. AAG-337 had local revenues to meet local It was specifically stated that 5,395 U-91-202 1988 COROLLA AAO-1Ö1 expenditures. the intent of the bill is to recog­ 5,900 U-91-203 1988 CELEBRITY AAC-358 The secretarial order also said SAY N0 TO DRUGS nize and implement the inherent 4,995 U-91-204 1988 COROLLA AAH-220 if Palau wanted to borrow rights of crime victims and to 5,195 U-91-205 1988 TERCEL AAF-843 ... and think about lessen the financial burden 4,000 $250,000 or more it had to have U-91-206 1988 4X2 AAM-903 placed upon those who suffer AAM-601 4,500 the assistant secretary's approval. the consequences of U-91-207 1988 4X2 The same maximum was placed bodily injury or death as a con­ 1988 COROLLA AAE-249 4,995 8,995 on capitol improvement projects drug addiction sequence of such criminal acts. R-91-001 1989 CAMRY 4DR AAN-003 7,995 R-91-011 1990 HILUX 4X4 P/UP AAS-365 and contracts. According to the report, the 7,995 R-91-014 1989 COROLLA 4DR AAP-771 Palau Administration Minis­ bill’s purpose is to establish an 7,500 R-91-020 1990 HILUX P/UP AAO-756 Office of Victim’s Rights not under the Departments of Pub­ lic Safety, but within the Attorney General’s Office; to require that a victim’s rights are thoroughly explained immedi­ ately after a crime is reported; to require that a victim’s impact statement be solicited and con­ sidered prior to sentencing a convicted offender who has caused physical or emotional Felicidad Taman Ogumoro $ 1 0 0 . * harm to a victim; and to assist in "Dating” the just compensation of the p er room per night +10% tax victim who suffers bodily harm Democratic Candidate for Precinct IV or death as a consequence of a (As Matuis, San Roque, Tanapag, As Mahetog, Capitol'Hill, l-Denni, /4s Teo and Kagman) criminal act. A public hearing was held on Qualifications and Experiences: College graduate; Legislator (1st & 2nd Commonwealth Enjoy our unforgettable local special at an themeasurelastJuly 16,1991 at Legislature); Member, 1985 Constitutional Convention; Member, Saipan Chamber of unbelievable price, including a welcome the Senate chamber wherein the Commerce; Vice-Chair, CNMI Youth Advisory Council; Director, Catholic Social Services; drink, fruit basket, free entry into Gilligan’s overwhelming majority of Principal, Sister Remedios Pre-School; Executive Vice President, Pacific Information Bank; agency representatives and pro­ President, Northern Marianas Academy; President, Catholic Daughters of America - CNMI. disco, and late check out until 2pm. Also fessionals, involved in some enjoy a complimentary continental breakfast aspectof victim assistance, fully Accomplishments and Contributions: Northern Marianas Women Association, and a cocktail at the Regency Club lounge. supported the purposes of the Commonwealth Health Center, Northern Marianas College, Division of Youth Services, Office of bill in either their oral or written Women's Affairs, Guaranteed Funding for the Public School System, National Council of testimonies. Women, Sister Remedios Pre-School, CNMI Youth Advisory Council, Northern Marianas There was, however, a con­ Offer available from Academy, and Catholic Daughters of America - CNMI. cern that the Office of Victim’s September 24 thru December 20 Rights should not be placed VERY IMPORTANT: If elected, Ms. Ogumoro will introduce, among other important pieces of •CNMI ID or Driver’s license must be presented within the DPS, because of the legislation, a bold and Innovative proposal to (1) establish a trust fund for future generations, upon check-in to receive this special rate belief that the physical proximity (2) fund housing development on homesteads and private property, (3) improve education at all of the perpetrator to die victim and the possibility of the victim’s levels, and (4) create and promote entrepreneurship among CNMI citizens. Please ask your exposure to the him was un­ relatives and friends in Precinct 4 to support and vote for Ms. Ogumoro. wanted and should be avoided. In addition there was the be­ Cotrmittee to Elect Ogumoro, P.O. Box 1310, Saipan, MP 96950 SAIPAN lief that the duty of the DPS to Martina O. Barcinas, Manager For reservations, call 234-1234 serve the general welfare of the public may conflict with or at FRIDAY-NOVEMBER 1,1991 - MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-39 38- MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS -FRIDAY-NOVEMBE R 1,1991

Vote for the entire Republican P a rty Slate

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Gov. Lorenzo Deleon L t Gov. Benjamin T. Guerrero Manglona Rep. Thomas Pangelinan Ana Sabían Teregeyo Jesus Terlaje Aldan Rep. Jesus Torres Attao Anicia Quitugua Tomokane Rep. Estanislao Tudela Torres Villagomez (K IY U ) (KOBRE) (Incumbent) (Incumbent) (Incumbent)

Ramon DeLeon Luis Manibusan Cepeda Juan Reyes Castro Crispin Iglesias Deleon George Cruz Dueñas Heinz Sabían Hofschneider Guerrero Diaz (APONG) (KAN) Juan Sabían Demapan Guerrero (KURI) (BADU) Saipan GOP Senatorial Candidate

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Former Gov. Pedro P. Washington Rep. Juan N. Tenorio Babauta

O ur Leaders U rge That You:

Rep. Diego Tenorio Benavente Rep. William Castro Ada Vote Republican Francisco Deleon Pete Pangelinan Reyes (Incumbent) (Incumbent) Guerrero Camacho

A ll The W ay 40-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-NOVEMBER 1,1991 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1991-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-41 Top officials... Top officials... REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL Continued from page 40 Continued from page 1 identifying their searches par­ RFP92-004 crystal methamphetamine which smuggled into the CNMI through ticularly among cargos and The Chief, Procurement and Supply is soliciting competi­ boats, planes, cargo ships and, ANOTHER authorities found secured inside passengers from minimum to tive proposals from qualified firms or individuals to provide an oxygen tank. Federal drug- there are also fishermen who high risk areas such as the Phil­ Janitorial Services to the Department of Finance which enforcement agents say that it moonlight as drug smugglers. ippines and Palau. VENTURE was the largest ice haul confis­ Most shipment originate from “We are moving in the right includes the Director’s Office, Finance and Accounting, cated in an American territory. the Philippines. direction. The number of arrests EDP, and Treasury, Procurement and Supply, Customs Law enforcement agents have Ice trafficking is a lucrative we have made has resulted in the Airport and Customs Seaport. Specifications may be CARPETING INC. business. The price of a pound of noted the increasing popularity confiscation of a large amount picked up at the Division of Procurement and Supply, Caller Box PPP 647 Tel. 234- 1153 of crystal methamphetamine, a marijuana can compare to the Beach Road, Garapan Fax : 234 - 6996 of drug shipment,” Mafnas said. Lower Base, Saipan during regular working hours (7:30 Saipan,MP 96950 U.S.A. Beeper : 234 - 4638 highly addictive substance price of a gram of ice. Authori­ The Customs have so far commonly known as ice or ties say it is currently sold for confiscated 5.13 pounds of ice, A.M. to 11:30 A.M. and 12:30 P.M. to 4:30 P.M.) All shabu, among substance abusers $1,000 to $ 1,500a gram whereas 25 pounds of marijuana and proposals must be accompanied by a business license. in the CNMI. last year, it was sold at a low of 1,000 dosages of prescription These services are only for one year and interested firms Marijuana was considered as $500 to a high of $700. drugs from the Philippines, Ko- and individuals must provide their own supplies. Addi­ the drug of the 80’s in the Authorities say the key in reaand China which is forwarded N O W O P E N Commonwealth. In 1988, au­ eradicating ice is to hit the tional information may be obtained from the Division of to the hospital. Finance and Accounting, Capitol Hill. thorities started to encounter ice shipment at the ports of entry Canine dogs are also an im­ FOR BUSINESS which was then smuggled in before it reaches the hands of portant part of Customs small quantities. Today, ice is dealers and users on the islands. operation. They are currently All proposals must be in a sealed envelope marked RFP92- VARIETY OF LOCAL SEAFOODS the CNMI’s “silent and growing Local drug prosecutors how­ awaiting the arrival of two pas­ 004 submitted in duplicate to the Chief, Procurement & > LOCAL FISH · menace.” ever, are hampered from sive dogs and an additional two The switch to metham­ effectively prosecuting drug Supply Office, Lower Base, Saipan no later than 4:00 P.M., aggressive ones which will be of November 18,1991 at which time and place, all proposals phetamine may be due to various traffickers as constitutional and use on Tinian and Rota. REEF FISH - $ 2 .7 5/lb . reasons. Among the most obvi­ procedural challenges are posed Law-enforcementagentshave will be publicly opened and read aloud. Any proposals BOTTOM FISH - $ 3 .1 5 /lb . ous ones noted by authorities is to them. one observation in common - received late will not be considered. The CNMI government PARROT FISH - $ 2 .9 5 /lb . that unlike marijuana, ice is re­ The search and seizure op­ drug interdiction can be more reserves the right to reject any or all bids in the best interest usable and the chances of erations of law-enforcement effective if the public and the agents, particularly those in the of the government. detecting it is almost nil. community, continue to show GUARANTEED CATQH OF THE DAY “Ice is everywhere,” a Special Customs, is being challenged. their support and assistance. /s/David M. Apatang lV2S 1i/1_8.15ilo38i) Operation’s agent said. It is Only recently, Superior Court Judge Marty W.K. Taylor ruled Hofschneider... in the case of alleged drug traf­ Continued from page 1 ficker Isidro Lizama that CNMI high official from the health de­ Customs personnel do not have partment the authority to execute war­ Aside from that, the official rantless searches. Chief of refused to divulge any further WE'RE Customs Lt. Col. Pete P. Reyes details on Hofschneider. said an appeal on the decision is Hofschneider is the contro­ forthcoming. versial chairman of the CHECK US OUT FIRST! Prosecutors are also faced with commission which is currently the challenge of proving they establishing casino gaming in have probable cause to file the island of Tinian. charges and that they are not in He has been in the forefront of violation of a person’s Fifth the recent legal battle which was Amendment rights. initiated by the attorney Government prosecutor Den­ General’s Office against the nis O’ Shea said law enforcement Commission.______% OFF agencies are faced with the challenge of working in a system STARTER TEE SHIRTS which lacks the necessary fund­ Munson.. . 2 0 BEST VALUES ing to hire additional staff and Continued from page 1 BULLS, RAIDERS, DODGERS. . . resources to enhance their ser­ under a $500,000. vice. Mendiola’s trial had been re­ The Department of Public set for January 6 as his Safety Special Operations Divi­ co-defendant, Evangelista had sion (SOD) is understaffed. requested for the continuance of There is no crime laboratory in the hearing originally set for the Commonwealth and evi­ November. dence is thus, sent to Guam or The request for the continu­ % OFF FRONT DOOR Hawaii for further testing. There ance of the matter was filed by SELECTED ATHLETIC SHOES are only two special prosecutors Evangelista’s counsel Atty. Jef­ who are assigned to handle drug frey Hogan who will not be able NIKE, REEBOK, LA GEAR cases. to attend the November 18 trail The introduction of a bill au­ date as he is also involved in the thored by Garapan Congressman defense of another drug case on Stanley Torres proposing stiffer Guam. Hogan ’ s motion however, was 2 0 0 penalties for drug traffickers and % FF rehabilitation to recovering drug not concurred by Mendiola who dependents, has been a welcome wanted a speedy disposition of move. the case. ENTIRE STOCK OF SHOES The surprising element to the bill however is that the punish­ Z o n in g .. . ment for marijuana traffickers remain as it was before, O’Shea Continued from page 1 STARTER N O V . 1 - 1 0 said. the Commonwealth of interested REEBOK, NIKE VANS e t c .. . An SOD agent also laments and technically capable persons their training has to be doubled to serve in the Zoning Board. to become more effective in in­ “It was therefore the intent of terdiction. “Our techniques are the legislature to eliminate the Oct. 29-N0V. 10 already worn-out and those in requirement for the election of the drug world come out with members of the board; to limit the THE SHOE GALLERY new ways of evading detection terms of members; and to expand Nobody knows the athlete's loot like The Athlete's Foot. almost daily,” the SOD agent the pool of qualified candidates said. by allowing two out of seven “tSuvpcm?s rUery Ovon" HAFfl ADAI SHOPPING CENTER, GARAPAN Lt. Joe Mafnas of the Customs members to be an officer or em­ said that Customs personnel are ployee of the CNMI SUSUPE VILLAGE TEL. 234-1236 government,” read a provision in Contlnied on page 41 234-6087 the new law. L a m o FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1991 -MARIAN AS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-43 42-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VffiWS-FRIDAY-NOVEMBER 1, 1991 REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS NMC hosts two day "Working with Hands" workshops CUC-RFP91-0040

The COMMONWEALTH UTILITIES CORPORATION (CUC) CLOTHESv of the Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI) is requesting proposals from Qualified firms for Lhe CONSTRUCTION OF THE OP­ ERATOR WORK SHOP AND OFFICE BUILDING at the Sadog TOO CHEAP! Tasc Sewage Treatment Plant. $ 1 ’ 2’3*4’5) 7, XO The scope of this project includes the construction of the operator work shop and office building at Sadog Tase Sewage Treatment NEW ARRIVALS Plant. Design documents arc available at the CUC Sewer Division Office. GREAT BUYS ON QUALITY CLOTHING WITH UNLIMITED Selection will be made on the basis of prcv ious experience with the NUMBERS AND WITH construction of similar facilities, total cost, and time to comple­ UNLIMITED CHOICES!!! tion. СЛЗГЛО ОАЭ ANYONE LEAVING Attcnlion is called to the labor Standard Provisions for Wage Rate о STATION □ >r ecδ ή THIS ISLAND, PLEASE Determination of die CNMI Classification and Salary Structure vco Q X SALE* Π X CHECK US. | Plans and that payment on not less than the minimum salaries and ¡ЯCLOmES AUTOs OASΑΙΟΛΝ ΓΊ REPAIR SHOP IT WILL HELP YOUR wages as set forth in the Specifications mustbepaidon thisprok ci. StAHON TRIP. A pre-proposal meeting will be held in the CUC conference room, J Lower Base, Saipan, CNMI at 10:00 a.m. on October 30, 1991. Ssm McPhetres a Hopwood Interested proposers are strongly urged to attend. student shows his artistic talent while painting the bus stop dur­ | Proposals must bcsubmittedinasealcdenvelopeto the Procurement ing school project. and Supply Manager, Mr. Pete W. Torres, Lower Base, P.O. Box More than a dozen artists from 1220, Saipan, MP 96950, no later than 2:00 p.m., local time, on the CNMI and Guam will offer f November 15, 1991. Five copies of all proposals arc to be “che’cho kan’nai,” a variety of 5 submitted. art workshops to the Saipan community from November 9 to CUC reserves the right to reject any or all proposals for any reason the lOthat the Northern Marianas and to waive any defect in said proposals if, in its sole opinion, it College campus. is in the best interest of CUC to do so. All proposals shall become “Che’cho kan’nai” or work­ 1 9 9 2 the property of CUC. ing with hands is being sponsored by the Artists of Rota, Saipan /s/Ranton S. Guerrero and Tinian (ARTS)< the NMC Ü I Executive Director, CUC and the Public School System. SUBARU 1СУ22-25 J1/KJ-J NMC Instructor Cheryl Treiber said the workshops will cover batik, beadwork, mwar- REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL mwar making, mono printing, RFP92-002 caricature drawing , coil bas­ JU S ! FOR YOU The Chief, Procurement' and Supply is soliciting competitive kets, quilt making, glass etching, sealed proposals for food catering service proposals needed for silk and acrylic painting, alumi­ DYS clients detained at DYS-juvenile corrections center and other num tooling, tatooing, clients determined from time to time to need such service. Such watercolor and teaching art his­ proposal should address delivery of meals to not more than eleven tory through the use of ninja (11) clients at said location which should include the following turtles. requirements: “This will be the greatest event 1. Location: Food shall be catered to DYS-Juvenile Corrections of this kind on Saipan,” Treiber Center in Kagman. said. Leslie Fraser of the NMC Delivery of three (3) NuLritional meals a-day including drinks Adult and Continuing Education to said location at the following scheduled hours: office said , “Che’cho kan’nai Breakfast 06:00- 07:00 A.M. will provide a kaleidoscope of Lunch 11:00- 12:00 Noon art forms for participants using Dmcr 05:00- 06:00 P.M. island artists. Submission of a valid business license for food catering “Similar events have proven services. very successful, blending mod­ Submission of a conuici/rcsponsibic individual’s name, ad ern and traditional forms of dress, contact phone and supporting staff names who will expression,” she said. is. involved in the preparation and delivery of meals. Local artists Rob Hunter, P rim e P ib OS Prawn«! Submission of a one-month menu for a review of foods and Connie Adams, Noel Quitugua, drinks to he served, Pat Yap, Jojo Cruz and Tony and a completely new buffet featuring Tb ct! r: «cost for each child per meal. Meal delivery cost is Teregeyo will be joined by Vic ¡relencd to be an added cost to die food. Charguaiaf, Ron Castro, Sigrid many specially prepared entrees See and other Guam artists in tew; pmposuls inustbe in a scale« 1 envelope, marked RFP92-002 presenting the workshops. Prawn« ccokcd Lo order and submitted in duplicate to (lie Chief, Procurement & Supply, The workshops will be held Prime Pib curved lo bwl« .ower Base, Saipan.no later than 4:00 P.M., November 12,1991. from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Nov. 9- LEGACY LS $1QQ oo All proposals rcceivd late will not be considered. The CNMI 10 with on-site registration and an elaboralo salad bar government reserves the right to reject any hor all proposals for any forms available from 8-9 a.m. ON APPROVED CREDIT ONLY 1 ^ / ^ / DOWN reason and to waive any defects in said proposals, if in its sole Interested persons should Щ OPTIONS AVAILABLE: opinion to do so would be in its best interest. contact Rob Hunter at the •Automatic Transmission •Air Conditioning’ Driver Side Air Bag •AM/FM Cassette {80 watts) I /s/David M. Apaiang PSS Central Office of Fraser •Compact Disc Player •4 Wheel Disc Brakes with ABS •Power Windows & Door Locks ______1 .... _ RV.'S ll/]-»-ltt]Q3M) 518 eddu I at the College for early reg­ •Auto Seat Belts •2.2 Litre, 16 Valve Engine •130 Horsepower 89 cbiktocn istration. •Sunrool •Cruise Control •Alloy Wheels The number of participants •36 mo/36 mile warranty in the workshops will be lim­ ited and are open on a first SUBARU. WHAT TO DRIVE come, first serve basis. A $20 Reservations please registration fee will be 234-1234. cxi. 26 charged for a one day work­ & TER RACE shop and $35 for both. Lunch is also included in the regis­ tration fee. 234-7133 Garapan, Beach Road and also in Chalan Canoa 4; г* * ·* · 1. · FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1,1991-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS ANDVEW S-45 ^-M ARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-NOVEMBER 1,1991 Court Calendar Diana A Go vs. Henry T. Go Utility operation Nov. 7 B ID SO LICITATIO N JUDGE ALEX C. CASTRO CNMI vs. Won Chang Choi 1:30 P.M. The Mariana Islands Housing Authority is so­ grant for Chuuk Nov. 4 Adoption 9:00 AM. JUDGE MARTYW.K. Nov. 8 liciting proposals to lease and develop North Garapan approved CNMI vs. Santos, Henry S. TAYLOR 9:00 AM. Annex H property consisting of approximately 74,000 A $630,000 grant will assist Nov. 5 Nov. 5 Sambhwani’sCoip. vs. Virginia square meters. The property is centrally , located in the Chuuk State government of 9:00 AM. 9:00 АЖ Imperial Garapan, close proximity to the main hotels and T h e r e ’ s the Federated States of Sabían, Benigno et. al. vs. CNMI vs. Jose B. Babauta Sambhwani’s Сотр. vs. AliceRili walking distance to Micro Beach. Henry E. U. Hofccbneider vs. Sambhwani’s Corp vs. Marlyn Micronesia (FSM) with the in­ Ngitaiois, eL aL The maximum lease is for 55 years and is not ception of a Public Utilities Cor­ CNMI vs. Ioakin Gilmete Aka Joanne M. Hofschnetder Dejumo poration (PUC), Assistant Sec­ Jimmy 1:30 РЖ Bank of Saipan vs. Melvin J. affected with Article XII of the CNMI Constitution. If • % retary of the Interior for Territo­ CNMI vs. Melvin N. Basa In Re Estate of Mnna, Jose A. Teregeyo you are interested, you may pick up the detail of the s t i l l t i m e * rial and International Affairs CNMI vs. Makrina Sam Nov. 6 Sambhwanivs.NeliaApolinario request for proposal at MIHA’s office in Garapan, Stella Guerra announced today, CNMI vsJoaquin M. Manglona 9:00 AM. BertD. Thompson vs. Rosemarie Saipan or contact our office at telephone numbers 234- S. Pingol according to news release from CNMI vs. Primo C. Lalaquit CNMI vs. Juan L Blas 7689/7670/6866/9447 or fax number 234-9021. CNMI vs. Isidro R. Lizama Sambhwani’s Corp. vs. Lucy C. OTIA. 1:30 PJVÎ. The pre-bid conference will beheld at 9:00 a.m. “This grant begins a multi­ In Re Estate of Satnr, Vicente CNMI vs. Vicente A. Aguon Tudela year cost-sharing program de­ Rapagu CNMI vs. Mario M. Reyes Transamerica Corp. vs. Saipan on October 31, 1991. The deadline for submitting signed to improveoperations and In Re Estate of Teregeyo, An­ CNMI vs. Jack A Lizama Overseas proposal is at 4:00 p.m. on January 3,1992. maintenance of island in­ tonio П CNMI vs. Elaihe S. Olopai Transamerica Corp. vs. RA & MIHA reserves the right to extend the deadline ... but it’s going quickly and the frastructure on Chuuk,” Assis­ InReEstateofAntonioTeregeyo AG & Ino vs. Wciyifig Chen Sons EnL for submitting proposal or reject any or all proposal in 1:30 PJVÍ. Transamerica Crarp. vs. Kim Dae holidays are just around the tant Secretary Guerra said. I whole or in part, or require amendments or modifica­ Chuuk State will provide InReEstateof Deleon Guerrero, Modesta A. Bartolo vs. Jesus A. Woo corner. Whether you’re matching funds of $650,00 in Ana Masga Transamerica Сотр. vs. Nancer tions to the proposals without liability whatsoever. inviting 25 or 600 guests, we the first year of the program. In Re Estate of Matsunaga, Barbara U. Palacios vs. David W. Martin MIHA also reserves the right to amend or supplement The funds will provide pre­ Manases Blanco Borja Roberto Bankof Saipan vs. Carlos Pelena requirements and materials, in writing, at any time have the facilities and ventive maintenance schedules In Re Estate ofAtalig, Guillermo Sheni Clements vs.DairclSlyter Bank of Saipan vs. Balbon Corp. prior to the submissions date. Review of the proposal Marciana N A . C. Blas vs. Juan The First Floral vs. Manny expertise to make your event and a repair facility inventory to A is subject to the approval by the MIHA Board of help insure that operations and In Re Estate of Palacios, Jose F. Iglesias Blas Arriola a truly memorable occasion. maintenance improvements InReEstateof Quitugua, Gabriel Ag & Ino vs. Zhang, Hai The First Floral vs. John C. Directors. Taitano 1Q385 11/29P Reserve your date today! continue over the long-term. Rios Edward Cequena vs. Anabelle Funding will also provide for Nov. 6 Cequena Orana Castro vs. Joseph V. Ada road and public building repairs, 9:00 AJVÎ. Call the banquet experts including island schools and Pedro M. Cruz vs. Ramon S. health facilities, the release from Guerrero at 234-1234, extension 5159 OTIA said. Commonwealth Ports Authority A plan of action for the pro­ vs. Marfega Trading Co. Inc. gram was jointly developed by 1:30 P.M. A MESSAGE FROM YOUR BOARD the Officer of Territorial and In­ Cabrera, Antonio Bias vs. OF EDUCATION CANDIDATE ternational Affairs, the Pohnpei Cabrera, Antonio C. Heirs of State Government, the U.S. AG & Ino vs. Zhang, Hai Army Corps of Engineers, and AG & Ino vs. Hui, Ying Yang the Louis Berger International AG & Ino vs. Emilia P. Pantoja and Barrett Consulting Group. AG & Ino Wei Chen AG & Ino vs. Marciano C. Malabanan Nov. 8 8:30 A.M. Ш CNMI vs. Luzano, Efren CNMI vs. Gründen, Dennis MARIA TAISAICAN PETE! P L E A S E HELP R E - E L E C T G a r a p a n O U R D A D , St&edfeni off f h e W s e i c

CONGRESSMAN My Dear Families, Friends and Voters:

ATTAO, Jesus Torres I am announcing my candidacy for the Board of Education in this upcoming election on Jesse, Jojo, Jerome, BJ, Monica, Upe November 2, 1991. Because of the short time left before election and I may not have PRECINCT 3 - REPUBLICAN the chance to personally solicit your support, I pray nonetheless that you will vote for me on this election day.

H e cares fo r the Youth, G ov't Retirees, and Senior Citizens o f the C N M I As you may be aware, I have always been actively involved both as a member, or as an officer in organizations and matters pertaining to our school system.

A s children o f Jesus Torres A ttao, w e know he w ill w ork Frances L. Bahama, a fourth Now, I am more determined to work harder toward the continued development of the grader, was selected Student of fo r the good o f the people o f the C N M I the week from October 21 - 25, educational system in the CNMI to insure that our youth are afforded the best possible 1991. * education, and my dear voters, this can only be possible with your support and vote of Frances was commended by confidence. Mss Dikola Olerong for using her time wisely. She completes PLEASE H ELP OUR DAD, JESUS TORRES A M A D fH E L P Y O U i her work neatly done on time Remember, it is our constitutional right to vote, so please vote for me on November and makes good use of school 2nd. AYUDASITAm ^MAMLHUMMUmHAimO . materials in class to be ready for the day. She follows directions and works well with others. On behalf of my family and myself, our humble and sincere "Thank you and si Yu’us Frances observes safety hab­ ma’ase" for your support and vote of confidence. its, practices good health habits, and has a good personality in and out of the Classroom. She is Sincerely, cooperative and always ready to BOTA/VQTE 0 ATTAO, Jesus Torres on November 2,1991 lend a helping hand. Thank you, Si Yuus Maase, Ghillisow, Maraming Salamat Po, Mesulang Congratulations! María Taisakan Peter (Malua) ^-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-NOVEMBER 1, ¡991

My Dear People of Saipan;

It is with great pleasure that I take this opportunity to openly acknowledge WASHINGTON that my family and I, whole heartedly support and endorses the candidacy of Mr. Henry I. Sablan for Board of Education in the upcoming general elec­ REPRESENTATIVE BABAUTA tion. You may recall, that during my administration, I had the rare opportun­ ity to work closely with such capable individual in executing his duties as SUPPORTS HENRY I. SABLAN the Superintendent of Education. F O R B O A R D OF EDUCATION Furthermore, under his direction and leadership for almost seven (7) years the Public School System implemented the following significant and innovative approaches to enhance our educational system for the betterment of our school children;

OCT T 1991 1. Marianas High School and Rota High School have for the first time been accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges; MY DEAR PEOPLE OF SAIPAN: 2. Programs and direct special services for the education of handicapped children have progressively expanded; HAVE RECENTLY LEARNED THAT MR. HENRY rp SIAS SABLAN. FORMER COMMIS- 3. The number and scope of Capital Improvement Projects (CIP) for the Public Schools over the past six years is :0 a .:.:v OP O U A r ;, A s^AiN^'iDAi-S A AT ON THE BOARD OF EDUCATION. I VA ""C ASK "OR T/0UR SUPPORT AND VOTE OF CONFIDENCE FOR MR. 3; 3LAN. ASA unprecedented, representing the greatest construction of school facilities undertaken in any fiscal year; PROFESSIONAL (EDUCATOR AND ADMINISTRATOR) MR. SABLAN HAS MY GREATEST RESPECT AMD CONFIDENCE THAT HE WILL MAKE AN OUTSTANDING MEMBER OF THE 4. School Principals and Key Staff are encouraged and participated in numerous training activities for the imple­ BOARD OF EDUCATION. mentation of effective school practices;

PRIOR TO EÌINHERING PUBLIC LIFE. I SERVED AS A MEMBER AND CHAIRMAN OFTHEBOARD 5. Students have had more opportunities than ever before to participate in national and local academic and extra­ OF EDUCATION. DURING MY TENURE, MR. SABLAN WAS COMMISSIONER OF EDUCATION, curricular contests, fairs, exhibits, and programs such as the Junior Olympics, Close-up, Japanese Student FORMERLY SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION. FACED WITH THE CHALLENGES OF Exchange, Science Fairs, Attorney General's Speech contest, Student Take-Over Day, Cultural Days and the DEVELOPING AND STEERING OUR EDUCATION SYSTEM INTO THE FUTURE, MR. SABLAN Presidential Academic Awards; WORKED HARD TO MAKING THE TEACHING PROFESSION ONE THAT IS HONORABLE AND RESPECTABLE BY INSISTING IN UPGRADING THE TEACHING SKILLS OF OUR CLASSROOM 6. Public Kindergarten for the first time has been established in three schoois with plans for expansion to ail INSTRUCTORS. BY DEMANDING THAT OUR EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM FACE UP TO THE schools; CHALLENGE OF MEETING ACCREDITATION STANDARDS AND BY TAKING ON THE DIFFI­ CULT TASK OF LEADERSHIP ROLE LOCALLY, REGIONALLY AND NATIONALLY TO MENTION 7. The educational qualifications of public school teachers are at an all-time high, with 74% of teachers now pos­ AFEW. MR. SABLAN TOOK ON THESE CHALLENGES WITH OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE. sessing at least an Associate of Arts degree and 46% at least a Bachelor's degree;

BECAUSE OF HIS DEDICATION TO QUALITY EDUCATION AND HIS LEADERSHIP ROLE, MR. 8. New curriculum in English Language Arts and Science has been implemented in all grades and the curriculum SABLAN GAINED THE RESPECT AND CONFIDENCE OF HIS STAFF, TEACHERS AND THE in Mathematics, Social Studies, and Physical Education has improved; BOARD OFEDUCATION. I AM PROUD TO HAVE HAD THE OPPORTUNITY IN WORKING WITH MR. SABLAN IN RESHAPING OUR EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM. WITH HIS STRONG EDUCA­ 9. Computer education programs have been established at Marianas High School and San Vicente Elementary TIONAL BACKGROUND AND HIS EXCELLENTRECORD AS COMMISSIONER OFEDUCATION, School, and plans are in place for expansion throughout the schools; MR. HENRY IGLESIAS SABLAN IS AN EXCELLENT CANDIDATE FOR THE BOARD OF EDUCATION. 10. A new program for the leadership training of school administrators has been undertaken and teacher training programs continue to be offered for all public and private school teachers; MY DEAR PEOPLE OF SAIPAN, I AM APPEALING FOR YOUR SUPPORT AND VOTE OF CONFIDENCE FOR MR. HENRY IGLESIAS SABLAN FOR THE BOARD OF EDUCATION ON 11. A drug-free schools curriculum has been prepared for implementation in all grades during school year 1989- NOVEMBER 2. 1990;

SI YUUS MAASE, GHILISOU, MARAMING SALAMAT PO, THANK YOU. These accomplishments and foresight is evidence of what is being implemented in all schools throughout the COMMONWEALTH TODAY. In retrospect, I am humbly soliciting your vote of confidence and support in his endeavor to become a Board of Education member.

AN NEKAI BABAUTA tion and Respect; RESIDENT REPRESENTATIVE TO THE UNITED STATES Pedro H^renorio Former Governor Commonwealth Northern Marianas Islands ^M A R IA N A S VARIETY ÑEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY -NOVEMBER 1,1991. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1 ,1991-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-49 SUPPORT A PROVEN LEADER " " VOTE # 4 0 HENRY IGLESIAS SABIAN FOR BOARD OF EDUCATION "· Teachers/students paint bus stops IN V ITA TIO N FOR B ID The Public School System ability of painting the murals. Fusco said. IFB92-0005 (PSS) and die Saipan Chamber The Chamber of Commerce It was also a means of assist­ ШШШ но ( / $ of Commerce (S C Q teamed up sponsored activity had been an ing PSS while ntilizing student The Chief, Procurement and Supply is soliciting competitive to brighten more than 25 bus opportune time to clean the labor and Chamber resources to sealed bids for the following printing work: tëmmvrt £·*·>· ■’У- г к'. shelters on the island as part of graffiai all over the structures, improve the structures. ЩКЯ£№- the activities in observance of 1. Layout and pasteup of approximately350typeset VSgg®»?'ШЩМ Saipan Beautification Week. .?я!я8И:г*У···. While the Chamber of Com­ pages (no typesetting required). 2. Produce cover design. * merce txhough its Executive Di­ ’Q rector Dino Jones provided the 3. Offset printing of 300 copies. 150 gallons of paint, PSS Com­ missioner William Torres mo­ Specifications: bilized the whole PSS and its 1. Text to be printed on both sides of page students for a “love time” on 2. Paper shall be at least 60 weight bond October 19 to clean andpaintthe 3. Cover stock shall be at least 100 weight SEVENTH NORTHERN MARIANAS COMMONWEALTH bus shelters all o v a the island. 4. Perfect binding PSS students and teachers LEGISLATURE HJL NO. 7-03 5. Printing in one color only spread out to clean and paint 25 6. 35 half tones FIRST REGULAR SESSION, 1990 bus stops from Matansa in the north to As Lito in the south, All bids must be in a sealed envelope Marked IFB92-0005 A HOUSE RESOLUTION PSS Budget Officer and SCC Vice-President Henninia Fusco submitted in duplicate to the office of the Chief, Procure­ said in a press release. ment and Supply, Lower Base, Saipan no laterthanNovember The bus stops have been built 15,1991 at 2:00 P.M., at which time and place, all bids will Hemy L ’g»»«", fimwr Ccmniinioner of Education, for bis distmguijhcd edncatiaul accomplishment! and dedication towards improving educational ova- the past decade and are be publicly opened and read aloud. Any bids received late accomplishments and dedication towards improving the quality of education here in the Commonwealth. decorated in different designs will not be considered. The CNMI government reserves the WHERE A S. H~ny T SaMan fint appointed Superintendent of Edocatiop on January 17,1983 by the Board of Education; and andmotifs.InthepasLtheCNMI right to reject any or all bids in the best interest of the Council for the Arts and PSS government. WHEREAS, the fint CNMI rimed Poard "f Fdn-atinn ha« rfwrignat«! Henry T Sahlan to he the first Commissioner of Education in the Northern Mariana Islands; and schools undertook the respon- A San Vicente student helper paint a bus stop in the area.The /s/David M. Apatang 10451 11/8F WHEREAS, even under tremendous financial constrain and stressful environment, Henry L Sablan has wodced countless hours beyond his tegular working time to make certain activity was in observance of Saipan Beautification Week. that essential educational needs of the school children are met; and Koblerville ,9β···9·99··β0···0··β·β·β·0·β··ΙΘ·»9·9····β«·βββ·β0··«·0β··0ι WHEREAS, the Public School System (PSS), and prior to 1988, the Department of Education have experienced unprecedented improvements throughout the schools over the past six (6) years under the Directorship of Henry L Sablan; namely; elects ’92 a) Programs and services for education of handicapped children have expanded and progressively improved, PTA officers S A B u m b) Capital improvement projects for the entire public schools over the past six (6) years.has been significantly impressive, compared to previous yean, Herminia C. Fleming was H E I N Z c) For the first time, Marianas High School and Rota High School have been accredited by the Western Associations of Schools and Colleges (WASC), elected as this year’s President of Koblerville Elementary

d) For the Hist time. Public Kindergarten has been established in three schools with {dans for expansion to all schools in the CNMI, HENRY IGLESIAS SABLAN FOR BOARD OF EDUCATION · " School’sParent-teacher’s Asso­ HOFSCHNEIDER ciation. Koblerville Elem. Prin­ e) The educational qualifications of public school teachers are at an all-time high, with 74% of teachers now possessing at least an Associate of Aits degree and 46% cipal Antonio Quitugua said this at least a Bachelor’s degree, year’s officers will be respon­ f) fyportnnttiMiHTTring hi« itirefSfwship than ever hefoce. topaiticyateinnarkm al and local academic and cXlr«CAi»iicular activities. sible in coordinating parent in­ volvement in school activities, g) School Principals and key staff members have participated in numerous oo-island and off-island training activities for the implementation of effective school fund-raising efforts for the insti­ programs and policies, tution and will also be the h) ;« UnQlict, T anoi'app Arts HndSriencehmheen implemented in all grades and the curriculum in Mathnnsrics Social Studies and Physical Education community’s representative to has improved, the Umang administration and staff. i) Relevant programs for the leadership training of school administrators has been undertaken and teacher training programs continue to be offered for all public and private school teachers, Diane Randall was named as the Vice-President, Julie Ulloa j) Marianas High School and San Vicente Elementary school have established and successfully implemented Computer Education Program, as the Secretary while Daniel Celis was named as the Trea- k) A Drug-free school curriculum has been developed and ready for implementation in all grades during school year 1989 -1990, surer. 1) Parental awareness and community involvememin the development of schoolprograms and activities has impressively improved, as evidemin the active participation and organization of Parent-Teachers Association (PTA) throughout the schools in the CNMI, Garapan m) Relationship« between, among and amongst teachers and administrators continues to show professional matnrity and sensitivity; and Elementary WHEREAS, public information on the many programs and activities occurmg in the public schools have become a common appearance on our local newspapers as well as on radio and television; and rewards good WHEREAS, Regional communication, cooperation and involvement have been heightened under the directorship of Henry L Sahlan as manifested by his past term as Chairman behavior of the Board of Directors Pacific Region Education Program (PREP) and the hosting of the Pacific 2nd Annual Prep Conference; Now therefore Garapan Elementary School BE IT RESOLVED by the House of Representatives, Seventh Northern Marianas Commonwealth Legislature, Hist Regular Session, 1990, that official commendation and students who havemetacademic recognition is hereby giv^n to Mr. Henry LSablan, former Commissioner of Education, forthemany accomplishments madein the PublicScfaoolSystem (PSS) through hisdirecrion performance and behavior stan­ and leadership and for the long -lasting positive effect these accomplishments had on pre-school, elementary and secondary education in the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana dards for the first quarter of this Islands; and school year was recognized in ANNEKA, HEINZ, HANNA SUE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Speaker of the House shall certify and the House Qetk shall attest to the adoption of this resolution and shall thereafter transmit certified gathering held last October 11 in copies thereof to the Honorable Lorenzo L Guerrero, Governor of the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands; the Honorable members of the Board of Education; Florence the school campus. M. Hofschneider, AlidaQ. Tomokane; Jesus Taisague; Juan B. Tudqla; Juan L. Babauta; the Honorable Jesus S. Deleon Guerrero, Mayor of Saipan; the Honorable Pmdencio The program was part of the T. Mangkma, Mayor ofRota; the Honorable James M. MendioU, Mayor of Tinian. “Good Behavior Crusade” of the school which is implemented in ^ JTU /JhrnKy and Ja $ \ Jotyem Dde each subject and classroom of the institution “There is a total effort within the school as well as at home to o f cojifidence th is cïhV em bei election. instill behavior patterns that will promote high academic and so­ cial skillsschool principal Lourdes Mendiola said. a n d S u e Farmer principal and now act­ ing PSS Commissioner for In­ P lease V ole For... struction Rita Sablan was the ■ ■ - · ------■ ■ -Æ _____ ■ ______· FRIDAY-NOVEMBER 1, 1991 - MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-51

APPRECIATION MESSAGE

BOARD OF EDUCATION CANDIDATE DINO M. JONES EXTENDS A BIG APPRECIATION YAN SI YUUS MAASE TO ALL THE C o m m o n — ****** * * * * * * * * iiaffire of ttjE tëotoernor TEACHERS IN THE CNMI ESPECIALLY MEMBERS OF THE 0 u. s. 0 o ASSOCIATION OF COMMONWEALTH TEACHERS (ACT) FOR /¿70) 322-5091/2/3 TAKING THE INITIATIVE TO CONDUCT THE "BOARD OF « 183-622 Gov. NM1 EDUCATION CANDIDATES FORUM" ON THE 29TH OF OCTOBER. THE FORUM PROVIDED THE VOTERS THE OPPORTUNITY TO BE

Cl INFORMED ABOUT THE EDUCATION ISSUES FACING US TODAY. THE SAME APPRECIATION GOES TO THE CANDIDATES FOR THEIR PARTICIPATION AND TO THE STAFF AND MANAGEMENT OF October 24,1991 KSAI RADIO STATION FOR PROVIDING THIS IMPORTANT PUBLIC SERVICE.

To My Dear People of die Northern Marianas: EDUCATION REMAINS ONE OF THE MOST CHALLENGING TASK Saturday, November 2, 1991, is the day we will exercise our OF HUMANITY. YET, IT REMAINS ONE OF THE MOST REWARDING inherent right to vote for the candidates to represent us at the IF IT IS DONE RIGHT. IT MUST DONE RIGHT FOR THE BENEFIT Legislature, and the municipal councils on the islands of Saipan, OF OUR CHILDREN AND OUR FUTURE GENERATION. Tinian and Rota. I appeal to you, my dear people of the Commonwealth, to vote for TO ALL THE VOTERS, PLEASE GO OUT THIS SATURDAY AND all the Republican Party candidates. I need the support and assistance of the Republican Party members at the Legislature to - VOTE. I ASK FOR YOUR SUPPORT AND VOTE IN THIS SATURDAY. implement the programs and projects that we promised our people TOGETHER, WE CAN DO WHAT IS NEEDED IN OUR EFFORT TO /: EDUCATE OUR CHILDREN. THERE ARE SIX (6) CANDIDATES BUT two years ago to put into place. THERE ARE ONLY (2) VACANT SEATS. PLEASE VOTE ONLY TW O On behalf of my wife, my family, and leaders of the Republican (2). YOU CANNOT MISS ME I AM NO. 1 ON THE BALLOT. Party, I am asking for your support in voting for the Republican W Party candidates on November 2, 1991. DINO JIONES FOR A SOLID EDUCATION FOUNDATION

y . A IN THE CNMI.

V O T E N O . 1 52-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-NOVEMBER1.1991 FRIDAY-NOVEMBER 1,1991 - MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-53 STANLEY TUDELA TORRES

a n d F a m i l y APPRECIATION MESSAGE My Mom and my Dad, My brother; Stanley, Charles, Ken, and my sister Regina Torres BLANCO, join me is extending our most sincere and heartfelt appreciation and SI YUUS MA’ASE for your support in endors­ ing him as one of your candidates to the House of Representatives, representing FALE-GULA, OLEAI CHALAN KIYA, CHALAN-LAULAU, GUALO-RAi, AS FALEPE, CHINA TOWN, GARAPAN, LOWER AND UPPER NAVY HILL, PUERTO RiCO, SADOG TASI, YAN NORTHERN ISLAS.

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CONGRESSMAN TORRES9 ANTI-DRUG BILL Please remember to VOTE for my DAD and his fellow Republican candidates too on SIGNED INTO LAW Saturday, November 0 2 ,1 9 9 1 . Again, thank you for your support and vote i- ACTING GOVERNOR BENJAMIN T . MANGLONA APPROVES HOUSE of confidence. № B ILL NO. 7-245 , "THE ANTI-DRUG ABUSE ACT OF 1991" AUTHORED POT FABOT - BOTA SI TATA-HO BY REPRESENTATIVE STANLEY TUDELA TORRES

GUAHO SI ANTHONY CABRERA TORRES, LAHEN I Finally, the Commonwealth has stronger penalties against the importation, possession and SYIILEY TUDELâ TOREES trafficking of hard drugs, thanks to the efforts of Congressman Torres. POT FABOT, BOTA SS TATA-HO, PARA CUNGRESON-MIYO Gi PRECINCT 3 A-B-C; FALE-GULA, OLEAI SAN JOSE, GUALO RAI, As Chairman of the Committee on House, Education and Welfare, Congressman Torres has been GARAPAN, LOWER & UPPER NAVY HILL, PUERTO RICO YAN I committed to help our law enforcement officers tackle the menace of drugs which now threatens NORTHERN ISLANDS. our children and families. After consulting with the Department of Public Safety, customs Si TATA-HO, ATTEN-TO, POT I PROBLEMA YAN /VUDANTE. Service, the Special Prosecutor from the Office of the Attorney General and the Criminal Justice SiEMPRE MAS MAN-AYUDA G! FUT-TURATA, ESPECIAL-MENTE Planning Agency, Chairman Torres sponsored legislation to fight the war on drugs in the PARA-I-MAN HOBEN-TA. g fi , Commonwealth. iUl· Following a public hearing where testimony was strongly in support of tougher legislation, s; y u u î MAASE Chairman Torres pushed for the passage of H.B. No. 7-245 through the HEW Committee and d the House. The Senate passed it without amendment. Acting Governor Manglona signed it into r: law on October 30, 1991, as Public Law 7-40. N li One provision of P.L. 7-40 allows our hard-working policemen and customs officials to received overtime, so they can devote more time to the war against drugs. Congressman Torres supports PLEASE VOTE FOR MY DAD our law enforcement officers. SHUILEY TUDELA TORRES HE IS A GOOD LISTENER No. 1 Ë T PLEASE RE-ELECT AND A DOER. HE IS A HARD WORKING FATHER. STANLEY T. TORRES THANK YOU VERY MUCH, SO HE CAN CONTINUE HIS FIGHT AGAINST FROM DEEP INSIDE MY HEART DRUGS ON SAIPAN.

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QUALITY EDUCATION AGENDA

• ESTABLISH AND IMPLEMENT A MAXIMUM UTILIZATION OF RE­ • ESTABLISH AND IMPLEMENT WELL-STRUCTURE VOCATIONAL SOURCES (MUOR) SCHOOL SYSTEM PROGRAMS AT THE ELEMENTARY LEVEL

• REDUCE STUDENT-TEACHER RATIO TO A MINIMUM OF 15 • ESTABLISH AND IMPLEMENT BOARD POLICY MANDATING CUR­ RICULUM CONTINUITY • MANDATE THE IMMEDIATE PLACEMENT OF TEACHERS WHO ARE SPECIALIZED AND PROFICIENT IN THE TEACHING OF READING AND • PROPOSE PLAN FOR IMPLEMENTING THE CONCEPT OF "SHARED" COMPREHENSION SKILLS: LANGUAGE ARTS, MATH, SCIENCE AND RESPONSIBILITY WITH THE PRIVATE/BUSINESS SECTORS IN FI­ SOCIAL STUDIES NANCING OF PROGRAMS AT VILLAGE SCHOOLS.

• IMPLEMENT A UNIFIED DEPARTMENTALIZED SCHEDULING SYS­ •INITIATEBOARD POLICY GRANTING SCHOOL PRINCIPALS BROADER TEM AT THE ELEMENTARY LEVEL AUTHORITY COMMENSURATE WITH THEIR RESPONSIBILITIES

• MANDATE THAT TEACHERS SALARIES BE INCREASED TO LEVELS • ESTABLISH AND IMPLEMENT A WELL-DEFINED AND STRUCTURE COMMENSURATE WITH SALARIES IN OTHER PROFESSIONS THAT CAREER EDUCATION PROGRAM FOR THE ELEMENTARY LEVEL REQUIRE COMPATIBLE TRAINING AND EXPERIENCE, THUS MAKING TEACHING A HIGHLY VALUED PROFESSION AND MORE COMPETI­ ESTABLISH AND IMPLEMENT VOCATIONAL EDUCATION NETWORK­ TIVE IN THE MARKETPLACE ING PROGRAMS FOR HOPWOOD JUNIOR HIGH AND MARIANAS HIGH SCHOOLS. • INITIATE A MUCH CLOSER PROFESSIONAL WORKING RELATION­ SHIP WITH THE NORTHERN MARIANAS COLLEGE BOARD OF RE­ • MANDATE AN IMMEDIATE INVESTMENT OF FUNDS FOR ADVANCE GENTS AND PROPOSE SIGNING MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTAND­ PURCHASEOF INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS SUCH AS INSTRUMENTS ING FOR RECIPROCAL USE OF AVAILABLE RESOURCES FOR SCIENCE, BIOLOGY, AND CHEMISTRY PROGRAMS, AND OTHER LEARNING AIDS ■ SUPPORT AND FURTHER PROMOTE THETEACHING OF BILINGUAL AND BI-CULTURAL EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS AT ALL LEVELS • MANDATE AND REQUIRE THAT TEACHERS TEACH ONLY ON A SUBJECT THAT THEY SPECIALIZED ON OR ARE PROFICIENT AT. • ESTABLISH A LOCAL VOLUNTEER NETWORK FOR THE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM • MANDATE AN IMMEDIATE INVESTMENT OF FUNDS FOR THE CON­ STRUCTION OF NECESSARY BUILDING AND FACILITIES TO MEET • IN ADDITION TO THE CHAMORRO/CAROLINIAN BILINGUAL LAN­ THE INDIVIDUAL NEEDS OF OUR SCHOOLS GUAGE PROGRAMS, REQUIRE INSTRUCTION IN THE JAPANESE LANGUAGE AT THE ELEMENTARY LEVEL • MANDATE THE INSTALLATION OF AIR-CONDITIONING IN OUR CLASSROOMS • ESTABLISH AND IMPLEMENT ASUBSTITUTETEACHER SYSTEM IN COOPERATION WITH THE TEACHER TRAINING PROGRAM AT • ESTABLISH AN EXCLUSIVE INDUSTRIALIZED SCHOOL FOR NON- NORTHERN MARIANAS COLLEGE ACADEMICALLY INCLINED STUDENTS IN CONJUNCTION WITH NORTHERN MARIANAS COLLEGE • ESTABLISH AND IMPLEMENT STANDARDIZED STUDENT PERFOR­ MANCE ASSESSMENT EVALUATION • MANDATE AN IMMEDIATE AND THOROUGH ASSESSMENT OF PRO­ GRAM/CURRICULUM CONTENTS

* * * FUNDING SOURCES * * *

VERY DEFINITE POTENTIAL FUNDING RESOURCES ARE AVAILABLE, AND HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED TO SUPPORT THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THESE PROGRAMS

Please join me in making a strong commitment for quality education for our children in the Commonwealth, the hope for the future is in the investment we make in our children and their QUALITY EDUCATION.

> PLEASE VOTE FOR N o . 6 [yHQUITUGUA. D A N I E L O G O

( lr" " For more information please contact Tel.: (670) 233-0508 · 234-6819 · Fax: (670)233-0506 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1 ,1991-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-57 INVITATION FOR BID Bernard OFFICE SPACE IFB92-001 The Public School System is soliciting competitive named as sealed bids for the Procurement of vehicles meeting the following F O R L E A S E specifications: 1 unit 4x4 Cab pickup with standard bed, 6 cylinder Air Mike's OFFICE SPACE FOR LEASE ON 4TH engine, manual transmission, air conditioning, ra FLOOR, HOR1GUCHI BUILDING, dio/cassette player and steel belted radial tires size Caigo P225/75R15. GARAPAN, SOUTH OF KRISTO RAI 3 units 1 ton pickup truck with standard bed, 4 cylinder Manager CHURCH. engine, manual transmission, air conditioning and steel belted radial tires size P185/7 OR 14 Continental Air Micronesia FOR DETAILS, PLEASE CALL FUJI PACIFIC 1 unit 4 door sedan with 4 cylinder engine, manual brans has announced that David Ber­ mission, air conditioning and steel beited radial tires nard is the airline’s new Cargo OFFICE AT 234-0583/8068 size P 175/7 or 13. Manager on Saipan. The King Cab, two units of the 1 ton pickup and the Bernard was Air Mike’s sedan shall be CIF Saipan and one unit of the 1 ton pickup shall Kosrae City Manager prior to be CIF Rota. All vehicles must have a one year maintenance/ his appointment to the Saipan SOB V A C A N C Y warranty agreement, must be rustproof/undercoated and safety Post HereplacesRufino Aguon, inspected prior to delivery at PSSPANDS with registration fee whorelocated to Palau early this ANNOUNCEMENT payable at the CNMI Treasury. month. 15 WAITRESS All bids must be enclosed in a sealed envelope marked Max Kretzers, CNMI General IFB No.92-001 and submitted in duplicate to Mir. David P. Manager for Continental Air 3C O O K Babauta, Chief, PSSPANDS; Lower Base, Saipan no late· than Micronesia said he is extremely 2 GOLF COURSE WORKERS 3:00p.m. Friday, November 15,1991. any bid received later than pleased to have someone of the deadline stated above shall not be considered. All bids will be Bernard’s calibre to become the publicly opened and read aloud at the time and place above noted. head of one of the company’s The PS S reserves the right to reject any or all bids for any reason department. and to waive any defect in said bids, if in its sole opinion to do so would be in the best interest of the PSS. QUALIFIED · DEDICATED · COMMUNITY PROGRAMS ORIENTED Apply at Saipan Cattle Co. ,PPP 699 Saipan MP Approved By: /s/William S. Torres Commissioner of Education 10*50 h / i s f \ Let's keep Saipan dean and beautiful. We can make this happen only when we concentrate our resources and energies at the village levels, such as, better village roads, street lights within the villages, construction and improve sewer system, farilities for our youths and elders alike, etc. To ignore these vital needs of our community means the qualities of life of the people are overlooked.

In the 6th Legislature, I authored and insured that the appropriations for the San Antonio Elementary School campus i H i improvements, the police substation and the Koblerville baseball field, and the San Vicente ballfield lighting system V (pending construction) are passed and in placed. The Dandan homesteaders are now enjoying the benefit of the B $500,000.00 water distribution fund which I, on their behalf, testified at the MIHA for the HUD Block Grant. I urged my fHends and colleagues from Rota and Tinian to support this request. David Bernard Many are forgetting the retirees and their family needs. The record shows that Antonio Muna Camacho made it possible “While we will miss RuFino o o for the CNMI employees, who were TT employees to become eligible for retirement within the NMI Retirement Program. Aguon, I believe we have the I am not forgetting and I still believe that the retirees and their beneficiaries need a better COLA program, have the ideal candidate to take his place. Retirement Fund pay half of the Life and Health Insurance and increase the annuity for surviving dependents. These 1 am looking forward to working T ran be done with our help and vote of confidence. with Dave,” Kretzers said. T Bernard joined Air Mike in We want quality of life. Let’s provide more funding for health services, education, public safety, water, power, sewer, June 1987 in Chuuk as a Cus­ tomer Service Agent. After a year and youth programs. and a half, he relocated to Guam where he became an Airport E A It is known that former Congressman Antonio Muna Camacho will not remain quiet until the needs of his villages are Sales Agent. While on Guam, he addressed. was transferred to the island’s Reservation Office where he was I asked each and everyone of you to come and join me in my effort this election. quickly promoted as a System The fam ily m em bers of C ongressional Candidate Reservation Control Specialist. In July 1990. Bernard was ap­ Mr· V icente (B en)) Torres A ttao are asking for your Antonio Muna Camacho was bom in Saipan on September 23,1948. pointed City Managerin Kosrae. ssupport and Vote of C onfidence on Novem ber 02, 1991. Bernard was educated in Parents: Jose Acosta Camacho Chuuk and went to college in Juana Tudela Muna Iowa. Before joining the Air P lease rem em ber to VOTE NO. 2 In E lection D istrict No* Mike family, he was the area Grand Parents: Rosa Sablan Tudela manager for K-Mart on the D e m o c r a t . Sebastian Palacios Muna Mainland and as a management trainee in the Chuuk Continental Valerina Acosta Hotel. ELECTION DISTRICT NO. 1 Mariano Palacios Camacho His wife is a native of Saipan and is the father of children ages Education: Mt. Carmel High, 1967, University of Guam, 1972, BA, Pub. Adm. University of Oklahoma, 1975, MA, Pub. 2 and 5 years old. Adm. m im iwrau ^, ' T v ''M the Classifieds, His valuable leadership was proven; you have the chance to approve him again! ¡Cktmficfi. readers make they’re alert, informed and VOTE eager to do busmess. Vicente (Ben) Torres

ANTONIO MUNA CAMACHO YOUR VOTE for BEN and h is FELLOW CANDIDATES in the Democratic Party Ticket is A VOTE FOR “PROSPERITY FOR ALL -

5782 »9/27-1(V4-11-18-2S-11/01______PAID ADVERTISEMENT J M1NAULEG PARA TODOS.” Thank you for your help. May the Lord Bless You All. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1,1991-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-59 58-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-NOVEMBER 1,1991

I REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL Long tem i island © o a s f a l 111® p ill b i « - ( m s W ' ii I RFP92-001 pr©t@©ti@n s e t toy CRM | The Department of Finance is soliciting proposals for the instal- ¿V· lj lation and maintenance of an integrated telephone system for the A large scale coastal protec­ !! department, for a period of at least one year beginning November tion project aimed to provide long term protection to Saipan’s 24, 1991. Copies of the detailed systems requirement may be ·'■ Mi­ coast is being undertaken by the re · ·.: j picked op at the office of the Chief, Procurement and Supply, Coastal Resource Management !; Lower Base, Saipan, from 7:30 A.M. to 11:30 A.M. and 12:30 Office. ij P.M. to 4:30 P.M. Monday thru Friday. Some 3,000 cubic yards of sand lost during the height of ji Proposals must be in a sealed envelope, marked RFP92-001 and Typhoon Kim some five years submitted ir. duplicate to the caiei. Procurement and Supply, ago will be used in the project. It 1rower Base, Saipan 96950, before 4:00 P.M. November 5,1991. will also involve the planting of I Proposals received late will not be considered. 2,500 Morning Glory vines and 66 Ironwood trees to stabilize 5 Additional details concerning this project may be obtained by the area. The project starts at the 5 contacting Ms. Marcy M. Tomokane, Administrative Officer, New officers were chosen for the 1991-92 school year for GTC intersection from the Microl/ Department of Finance, (670) 322-3245/3246. Mazda intersection in San Jose. Elementary School Parent Teachers Association, San roque, Tropical Landscaping, an af­ /s/David M. Apatang they are: (L-R) Remedio Mafnas, President; Theodora Decena, Noticeably prassni to provide support to in ■. Republican Party candidates i-vai Congressional hcpefuis in a huddle, (from iari} xnicis Tomokane (parity hi filiate of the Guam Tropical Acting Governor Benjamin Manglona, she ··;· hers with congressional candi­ Vice President; Victoria Camacho, Treasurer, Patricia Santos, Georgs Dusnas, Stanley iorres, Heinz Hofschneider. Crispin Suer,·: №8-25-11/01 10303 Landscaping was awarded by date Heinz Hofschneidar. aspirant Juan S. Demspan. At the foreground Jen) is Finance Director £ 0-: S. ¡nc the U.S. Army Corps of Engi­ by Rafael H. Arroyo neers to undertake to $93,400 project. It is 100% funded by •i/G/ All roads led to the Garapan under section 4 of the U.S. Riv­ Basketball Court Wednesday ers and Harbors Act. y;®: night as the Republican Party H; re I re; fi/re re, ;\¡ Stell s H i te It is advised that tire area not rete:· held its final grand rally where he disturbed and that survey i s hundreds of car-honking, whis­ madccrs re-ace·.■ at i:re tling supporters cheered their site. and plantings n ;hc area ¡ t e .w hS/.y,. tete favorite candidates for one last re/cted a sc a time before facing the electorate / ·".·.· j:/® ihü m Mb onSaturday,November2,1991. ...rere-re v-rere, :‘f-rerere;ore::;;?ss;re': :-""rere People from a!! walks of life, ·'· V U , :.:u . ‘ Chamorros, Carolinians, p® . - American, Filipinos, including № reñí 'rèi. Site a rev,' Japanese loam is, who re ore ear: ore; a’reoi ore election Crii irel’V® te 7T¿ 0î : y - j '. : .re! ; re' re ■ ... :... 1. :: te 1 re. V Oí' ihre '.re re- sc a. comcc re •J.YCi .ire®.. .'.he ceacc re-dnn: •recc'e cnc re;>- aenisofreo:a,'LJcrereissre,a.reo·: ee ire; Gre-re.;, .re re.-re,re..; Education v-reina:;' .'-"crecss: re . te-re.i;_ teil ;.;te ■ re -·· rè te l i >··;;_ , at a ceremony acre: at die Rota iti·.' Elementary Sckcre on Crecbet ■ir «..ite.; !··.’■ rei; 25. ire lire N re ; e,re li,,4:; Gi­ Torres was cr. Sola to rerere MMìiOng Ite® :e® if.li gursir re:;,: Voi; ite/GG'c: i/irei. v/ i th 1 via y c iri^udc n c: o M a a g! g n r ®!jring [he rrei.’y '.vere aciing ■.'■.a e . :,Jg01’ rei) on several urgcre. caoiite re.r- Cìov'crncK Son'i . provementprojects teat the rSS Mangione, Washington Rcprc- and the Mayor’s Office arc col­ scntative Jean N. Babaum, laborating tc build public schools rerrnier Governo:· Peto P. there. Ve nono, Fi nomee Dircelo:' ireov Dos, Goreaoercé and Ireìbo:· .·· ■ re VKS.Vesc Torres visi ted site school which ••itciti texter (iAodc hfcpca} was celebrating United Nations i Grecare 5oreo and vare- Day which, on Saipan, was also celebrated in San Vicente School. Rota Elementary students wearing national costumes marched around SongSong Vil­ lage as pan of the day’s activi­ ties. 'Crer, reria '. are V Ste'ccter. r r re te.; Virer Also, caci; oi ’hcai iuni iii.; re- ■ .o ¡rente,;:;·;/ rente 7115 tere Later, a program with the rei rei fero Voll (f 10/220 ; ré.··, rerere'ie teoGcryp rem:;.; theme “international Kids for ciunce to commune will» their' V) i,. I elimine!. Cableleatiy. ¡te h. telilo!. HQ or. screen pro- V*/orid Peace and Quality Educa­ constituents via the airwaves, as 4 event I yr.,[ tion” was held with die students radio reporters made a live limer. 2 speeil picture scorch. delivering short speeches emu­ coverage of the event. Reg.$44S.OO lating the necessity of peace in Television and print media also had a grand time recording V -V today’s troubled world. Children from Korea, Iran, die the event which was supposed ■ Philippines, U.S. Ponape and the to be the culmination of collec­ ■ t e t e CNMI are attending the school. tive campaigning by the said Other dignitaries present dur­ party. i ■ t e ? ing theoccasion were Manglona, A famous local band provided Senate President Joseph Inos, the fiesta atmosphere as the young and the old danced the ■' -.-r.. „ fit, Z - Chairman of the Board of Edu­ cation Jesus Taisague and Jovita night away to familiar local RI-WF 49 Rodio Cassette Recorder w/ SALI songs. digitai tuner & timer. 25 station preset. O m A V· (1(1 HTR-815 FD-200 ELECTRIC DRYER Taimanao, acting principal of < u m m 5 ] 2 5 OD OVEN/TOASIIR Rota Elementary. Among those who obliged Reg. $48.95 Reg. $427.95 % 6 5 00 In a forum held during the pro­ island folk with a dance or two gram, several students asked were senatorial candidate Juan MORGEN BUILDING Sablan Demapan, congressional MORGEN BUILDING SAIPAN'S LARGEST AUDIO Manglona and Inos their plans of & VIDEO SHOP OKPAYtUHl COUtOFT C-GAS j improving Rota. Among the top­ candidates George Dueflas, CUCPAYMOT couan BttAMCH u c CArtll i MANCH NKROPAC an it C-GAS LOCATED AT MORGEN BLDG. ics that were discussed were Anicia Tomokane, Ramon Diaz, ¡ 1 II and the acting governor himself, BEACH ROAD, SAN JOSE Nte" 4 TO GARAPAN ; ßiÄCH^oA^SAM J(«i: : i rO SUSUPE ^ classrooms, teacher’s strike and 4 TO GARAPAN BEACH ROAD, SAN JOSE TO SUSUPE ► L P»rfl«/VMr· il Heme Hffiflinrc· 1 mo'jHO'i casino gambling. among others. IUC0UWII Dltlrlbiif«r TEL 234-2068 60-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VEEWS-FRIDAY-NOVEMBER 1 ,1991_

Rota Elem. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1 ,1991-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VEEWS-61 COMMONWEALTH PORTS AUTHORITY students visit u r g e s v o l u n t a r y JOB VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT Okinawa drug testing NFL Fifteen students of Rota El­ ementary Schoolspentaweekin by Ten Flores The Commonwealth Ports Authority (CPA) wishes to announce the following job M O NDAY NIGHT Okinawa earlier· this month for Commonwealth Utilities vacancies: the Okinanwa Baseball Good­ Corp. (CUC) employees are be­ will Tournament. ing asked to voluntarily submit Rota High School Principal themselves to drug testing. One (1) Radio Operator/Weather Observer for Saipan Airport Advisory Oscar Quitugua said the Rota CUC Executive ^Director Ramon S. Guerrero made the FOOTBALL! Station. For more information, please contact the CPA Office, Saipan students were invited by Jitsuk Nakahodo of Ginoza, Okinawa. appeal an FBI agent was quoted International Airport, 2nd Floor, Arrival Building, between 7:30 a.m. to He also provided the Rota Tatsi on Tuesday saying the employ­ 4:30 p Mondays to Fridays. (Rota word for poison) Baseball ees of the utility company are players not only the logistics, using the highly addictive drug hotel accommodation, transpor­ crystal methamphetamine orice. tation and daily meals but, also Guerrero said in a meeting of One(l) Radio Operator/Weather Observer for Rota Airport Advisory Station. 25 division managers and su­ two big parties in their honor. Frosty B eer » H o t D o g s For more information please contact the CPA Office, Rota International The trip was sponsored by the pervisors that the corporation's image has already been tarnished Airport between 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Mondays to Fridays. Mayor’s Office and the Com­ only $1.50 with all the iixins munity and Cultural Affairs co­ by the recent statements of the R oyal Taga federal agent for only $1.25 ordinated the events, Quitugua "There are no other utilities B e a c h C l u b said. except CUC. I. don’t want our Deadline to submit: 4:30 p.m., November 8,1991 Among those who accompa­ 10384 IQ/29 ILOI‘08 image tarnished by employees Seafood Restaurant · Spirits nied the students to the trip were using drugs or ice," Guerrero Beach Road, Susupe Cris Bowen, manager fromRota said. High, Barbara Bowen, Commu­ The CUC Executive Director nity and Cultural Affairs sports has asked company managers Game starts at 7pm * Fo ì football schedule, call 234-5704 coordinator George Hocog and and supervisors to talk to their e;- his wife. employees to voluntarily submit Also in the trip were Gerald themselves for drug testing. Calvo, a coach from the Aging "I will request the CHC for § I l f I r Program, the Mayor’s special testing - voluntary testing - to assistant for Community Affair’s identify you or your staff using T*ck Norita, Henry Manglona 1 9 9 1 \ № any drugs. I will not tolerate any The ,rom the Mayor’s Office, spon­ drug use," Guerrero said. sor Ricardo Atalig and several Guerrero said he will be on the of the students parents. front line by volunteering first The Rota contingent were for the drug testing. greeted by Nakahodo and his brothers along with the’Rota Kai Letter to the Editor Association of Okinawa, a group Continued from page 2 Honda Prelude of Okinawans who was on Rota prises chose to ignore Mr. One of the Most Innovative, during the Japanese regime. Concepcion’s unfounded allega­ Quitugua said the Okinawans tions, largely in hopes of fos­ did an outstanding job in pro­ tering further goodwill between Technically advanced Sport Coupes moting goodwill and under­ itself and its landlord, MPLC. standing between the Rotanese However, after the second arti­ and the Okinawans. cle was published Marianas Agupa feels it can no longer sit idly by and allow Mr. Concepcion to spread further untruths through the media. Mr. Concepcion stated in his second article that MPLC would give Marianas Agupa the chance to respond to its demand to pro­ •se Eitosm! duce documents which are not due for at least another five A power outage has been months. Let this stand as scheduled for Monday, Novem­ Marianas Agupa Enterprise's re­ ber 4 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m, sponse. Marianas Agupa would according to a press release from like to give Mr. Concepcion the the Commonwealth Utilities chance to explain his motivation Corp. for spreading untruths as to the Outages on Feeders 3 and 4 status of Marianas Agupa Enter­ will affect Kagman, Asteo, prises and its lease on Rota. To Tanapag, Capitol Hill, San quote Mr. Concepcion's state­ Roque, Marpi, Agag, SadogTasi, ment reported on October 18, BeachRoad.portionsofGanipan 1991: "Frankly, I don't know to ¡he San Jose Triangle. Water what the response would be. He and sewer services will also be might come out with an expla­ affected. nation or excuse if he'll do that." Models: VVB30X/5.0 H.P.f; Thepurposeof the outage is to Marianas Agupa Enterprises msiall new reclosures on Feed­ hopes that his response will be HKCWSäMW« ers 2 and 4 which is another step the apology and retraction that Y: - . ·: T.:t? T’.Tfb v*. improving and providing ser­ •\:0 ’.v Qvcilcbie or Marianas AgupaEnterprises de­ I-Y vices to the customers. serves. COME IN AN D TEST DRIVE ONE TODAY A WHITE, NOVO-GRADAC, AND MANGLONA ...A ; . .7 ■> SERVICE .;Vi,,1 : :. T /s/Stephen J. Nutting >rs at Beach fioca in OF.-ai Attorney for Marianas Agupa icranesia Motors, Inc. Fax (670) 234-8335 Enterprises SALES · PARTS · SERVICE H h o b i d a DUi 1 ro Fri 8:00 am - 5:00 pm rjQ: ü:00 am - 12:00 noon ■ Quc-Uty Fof L astino Value Located North of Joeten Motors at Beach Road in Oleai DONT BE A LITTERBUG Tel. (670) 234-83334234-8334 · Fax (670) 234-8335 AUTHORIZED DIALER Keep Saipan Beautiful Business Hours: Mon.-Fri 8:00am - 5:00pm ______Sat. 8:00am - 12:00 noon 62-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-NOVEMBER 1,1991 FRIDAY-NOVEMBER 1. 1991 - MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-63 REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL RFP92-002 The Public School System is soliciting proposals from interested companies to provide a one-year Janitorial Services for the Public System Central Office, Lower Base and Procurement & Supply Supporters from Office, Puerto Rico, for Fiscal Year 1991-1992. The Public UPERB QUALI D DESIGN School System requires all cleaning scheduled to be done from 5:00 P.M. Monday through Friday. Proposals will be accepted w until 10:00 A.M. local time, November 18,1991. All proposals У1 must be in sealed envelope face mark PSS-RFP92-002 and sub­ "All W alks O f Life mitted to the Public School System Procurement & Supply, Puerto SLEEKY AND SIMPLE Rico, Saipan. No proposal will be accepted which do not offer the following scope of work. 1. Clean Central Office on a daily basis. VOTE BOTA 2. Empty all trash in the dumpster and clean trash cans daily. 3. Sweep, mop and wax floor daily. 4. Dust shelves and desks daily. 5. Clean all spider webs on walls and ceilings. 6. Clean and deodorized all bathrooms daily. 7. Provide tissue paper and paper towels to all bath C o n g r e s s m a n J u a n S a b l a n R e y e s FORD CROW S VICTORIA SEDAN MERCURY'SABE 4DOOR SEDAN rooms. STANDARD IEATURE: STANDARD FEATURE1 8. Provide own transportation, janitorial/cleaning “L i l i n g ” -4.6L OHC S EF1 VS ENGINE -3.8 EFI ENGIh supplies. -AUTOMATI : OVERDRIVE TF|ANSMISSION -AUTOMATIC OVERDRIVE TRANSMISSION -AIR-CONDi IONING -AIR CONDITIК INIING The Public School System reserves the right to award, amend or P a r a S e n a d o t S a i p a n POWER STB RING -POWER STEERIIING reject any or all proposals in the best interest of the Public School -POWER LOOK GROUP -POWER LOCK GROUP 4-IIGH-LEVE AUDIQ-SySXB - HIGH LEVEL STEREO {ASSETTE System. Also, the Public School System reserves the right to ■<5 WAX PO'»V ElIR DRIVERS SE/T -6 WAY POWER DRIVERS SEAT establish conditions on the contract awarded to the selected -LEATHER WJAPPED STEERS G WHEEL -LEATHERWRAPPED STEERING WHEEL proposal submission. L E r U S S now YOU HOW YOU CAN QUALIFY Any question(s) regarding this announcement should be forwarded to PSS Procurement & Supply at telephone number 322-9256.

WILLIAM S. TORRES DAVID P. BABAUTA Commissioner of Education Proc. & Supply Officer 10449 11/15F

INVITATION TO BID PSS-IFB91-0021 The CNMI Public School System is soliciting sealed bids for the ... luxury, eleg a n ce, repairs and renovation of William S. Reyes Elementary School Auditorium, Saipan, CNMI. Bids in duplicate will be accepted in com fortable room s, the PSS Office of the Chief of procurement and Supply in Puerto gracious service, Rico, Saipan, until 3:00 P.M.., local time, Friday, December 13, 1991 at which time and place all the bids will be publicly opened a n d and read aloud. Any bids received after the above time will not be accepted under any circumstances. w arm hospitality, Cong. Juan Sablan Reyes all yours a t a A bond of 15% of the total bid price must accompany the bid. This “Liling” security maybe a certified check, cashier’s check, bid bond or other t e m p t i n g l y form acceptable to the Govemmentmadepayable to the Treasurer, Public School System, Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana affordable rate... Islands. The bidder is requested to submit with his bid, a copy of his business permit as a compliance with the contractor’s registra­ tion and licensing law of the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands. Specifications and scope of wok of the project are available on or after October 25,1991 at PSS CIP Office in Lower Base, Saipan. A non-refundable payment of $100.00 is $100 +10% tax required for each set. Pre-bid Conference for this project will be Former Cong. Tony Guerrero held at 2:00 P.M., local time, Friday, November 22,1991, at the Susana Aguon R O O M a n d Office of PSS CIP.

BREAKFAST Attention is called to the Labor Standards provisions for wage rate determination of the CNMI classification and salary structure PACKAGE! plans, and payment of not less than the minimum salaries and wages as set forth in the documents received shall be the sole d o n 't le t this (single or double occupancy) property of the Public School System, government of the Northern opportunity pass Mariana Islands with the exception of bid bonds, certified checks or cashier’s check which will be returned to the bidders in accor­ y o u b y . . . It dance with the specifications “Instruction to Bidders” page 1-2, Paragraph No. 05, Bid Guarantee. experience how f r o m The Government reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to we pam per you, waive any imperfection in the bid proposal in the interest of the the A qua Resort October 1 Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands. C l u b w a y . " t o /s/William S. Torres /s/David P. Babauta 1 ,1 Commissioner of Education Chief, Procurement/Supply Lino Valdez Former Cong. Pedro Arriola December 20, ‘91 10/22/91 10/22/91 1CV25 11/1-*(10W9> Pleese helpeopport • CNMI/Guam ID card or driver’s license jrcor local chapter Somewhere somebody will be requested upon check-in to AQUA needs help receive this special rate. DEMOCRAT RESORT CLUB • For reservations, call us at 322-1234, t Because somewhere is closer Saipan extension 711 or 712. American Red Cross than you think FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1 ,1991-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-65

Taltano named as REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL INVITATION TO BID Headstart Council DPW91-RFP-00206 COMMONWEALTH UTILITIES CORPORATION CUC-ITB-91-0042 President The Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, Department Oleai Headstart (HS) Center of Public Works is requesting proposals for the furnishing and The Executive Director of the Commonwealth Utilities representative Maggie Olopai- installation of a pit burner incinerator. The pit burner will be used Corporation (CUC) is soliciting sealed bids forone (1) year Taitano, was recently elected by for the incineration of wood, vegetation, garments from the acclamation to be this year’s leaseoftwo(2) 1991 Four Wheel Drive Pick-up Truck with presidentof theHeadstartPolicy textile industry, paper and cardboard, all generated from Saipan ’ s V6 engine, extra cab, standard transmission, air condition­ Council during its first meeting waste stream. No putresicles, plastics or hazardous materials will ing, AM/FM Radio power steering, rust proofing, duraliner, held on Tuesday. be burnt. The burner shall be 20 feetlong, 8 feet wide and 12 feet spare tire and lug wrench. Others who were named in deep with a 12 feet high upper combustion chamber. All walls of the council are Garapan HS rep­ the pit burner shall be lined with a refractory panels. The pit Bids shall also include one year maintenance, registration resentative Edward Benavente burner shall have an overfire air curtain and underfire blower to and insurance. as Vice-President, San Vicente ensure destruction of the waste material. The burner shall be rated HS rep. Dorothy Sablan as at 10 tons per hour of waste disposal. Bids must be submitted in SEALED ENVELOPE, marked Secretary and San Antonio HS CUC-ITB-91-0042 to the Manager, procurement and Sup­ rep. Diana Camacho as the Copies of the specifications can be obtained from the Com­ ply, Commonwealth Utilities Corporation, Lower Base, council treasurer. monwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, Department of Saipan, MP 96950, no later than 2:00 p.m., November 5, During its first meeting, the Public Works, Office of the Director, Lower Base, Saipan, MP council discussed major issues 1991, at which time and place, all bids received will be that affect the strength of the 96950. Non-refundable document fee $100.00. publicly opened and read, late submissions will not be CNMI Headstart Program. accepted. Among the issues were over­ Government reserves the right to reject any or all proposals and crowding in each of the center’s, to waive any imperfection in the proposals in the interest of the The CUC reserves the right to reject any or all bids for any upgrading of all centos’ facility government. Proposals are due on November 05,1991 at 2:00 reasons if in its sole opinion to do so would be in its best and maintenance, the develop­ pjn., at the Office of procurement & Supply division in Lower interest. ment of activity/ appointment Base, Saipan, MP 96950. calendars and the program’sstaff /s/Elizabeth Salas-Balajadia /s/Timothy P. Villagomez and strategizing means to ex­ Director of Public Works pand the overall budget program. Acting Executive Director 10-15-91______10237 KY18-22-2S ______1(V25 U A The council is scheduled to meet every second Tuesday of the month wither on Saipan, I ·! iiiii« * 'i w n'giT W l f 1 l i r a i : Tinian or Rota. The program is anticipating to receive $1,045, 494 for Fiscal Year 1992, an i amount which may mean fi­ nancial constraint unless antic­ ★ ipated costs accommodate all ★ the forgoing priority needs. ★ The Headstart administration is headed by Director Mitchon Ioanis, Parent Involvement Co­ ordinator Maria Rasiang and Health Coordinator Sophie ★ Towai. DAVO CASTRO SABLAN ★ ★ DFS awards A DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR THE PRIVILEGE OF ★ employees ★ ★ ★ ★ REPRESENTING ELECTION DISTRICT 3 IN THE HOUSE OF ★ ★ St. Andrews ★ REPRESENTATIVES. ★ ★ ★ Golf Gloves ★ ★ Men's Only ★ ★ ★ THOSE OF YOU THAT REALLY KNOW ME THAT THE ★ Soi- T ech Reg. $13.95 ★ QUALITIES YOU ARE LOOKING FOR IN A CANDIDATE ARE ★ Do/ores Lilibeth ★ ★ DL Guerrero Cruz N ow ★ HERE BEFORE YOU IN ONE COMPLETE PACKAGE. ★ The selection of Dolores 2 for $22.00 ★ ★ Deleon Guerrero as the Sales Employee of the Month and ★ ★ Sof-Touch Lilibeth Cruz as the Sales Sup­ Reg. $11.95 ★ ★ port employee of the Month for ★ HOWEVER, EVEN THOUGH MOTHER NATURE WAS KIND i f September was announced by N ow ★ ENOUGH TO INSTILL HONESTY, INTEGRITY, AND i r Division President Tom Picarro 3 for $27.00 ★ i f of DFS Saipan Limited. They were honored with an awards Cool-Soft ★ if COMMITMENT INTO YOURS TRULY, SHE ALONE CANNOT ceremony. Reg. $10.95 ★ ★ Each recipient was awarded ★ MAKE ME YOUR REPRESENTATIVE. I NEED YOUR SUPPORT. ★ an Employee of the Month Cer­ N ow ★ ★ tificate, $100.00 in cash, and an 3 for $27.00 ★ ★ opportunity to be selected as the ★ ★ Employee of the Year for 1991 I BELIEVE IN YOU AND I WANT YOU TO BELIEVE IN ME. ★ in their respective categories. ★ Dolores Deleon Guerrero has ★ TRUST ME. Î been employed by DFS Saipan ★ i f Limited for the past4 years. She Saipan’s Largest and M ost ★ ★ is presently a Sales Associate. ★ ★ Lilibeth Cruz has worked in C om plete Golf and Tennis Store! ★ ★ the Warehouse at DFS Saipan VOTE FOR DAVID CASTRO SABLAN... BALLOT (NO. 4) forthepast 1-1/2 years. She was ★ ★ recognized for her perfect atten­ Hafa-Adai Shopping Center, Garapan ★ ★ dance, sense of humor, and abil­ ★ ity to answer questions with a Store Hours: Mon-Sun 10:00am - 10:00pm ★ THANK YOU VERY MUCH. smile on her face. i f i f ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ 66-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-NOVEMBER 1.1991

PUBLIC NOTICE FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1991-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-67 On October 23,1991, Commonwealth Radio, Ltd. filed with the Federal Communications Commission an ap­ plication for permit to construct a new FM radio station Democrats flaunt power in grand rally to serve Garapan, Saipan on Channel 262C2 (100.3 MHz). The station will operate with an effective radiated power of 1.3 kw and a 150 foot tower located on Mt. Tapochao 3.8 km southeast of Garapan. The studio location will be within the city-grade service contour of the station at a location to be determined. The officers, directors and shareholders of the applicant are Lee M. Holmes, Joan S. Holmes, Mark S. Holmes and Bryan L. Holmes. A copy of the application is available for public. inspection during normal business hours at Saipan Cable Kids, wearing their fancy halloween costumes, from the Oleaf Headstart School were treated to TV, Saipan. cand'ies and toys given to them by Joeten Susupe store yesterday as part of its celebration of 10395 11/15/F Halloween.

1991 FINAL CLEARANCE Senatorial Candidate Juan “Liling” Reyes shares a word with co-candidate Democratic Candidates and their spouses watch the tally proceedings from the stage. From Herman T. Palacios. TOYOTA Hilux 4 X 4 Standard Pick-up ^ a n n ^ S a b fa n ^ Pedr° R‘ D L Guerrero and wife'· Hep. Juan Tenorio and wife; and Rep. by Rafael H. Arroyo

If the Republican Party has O ver the Garapan basketball court as MTC GOES “BEYOND THE WALL” WITH their domain, the Democratic Party would no doubt have its CELLULAR TELEPHONE SERVICE FOR SAIPAN. $600 in own turf — the Civic Center Basketball Court in Susupe — options, the site of the party’s biggest WOULD YOU HAVE rally ever. ■to free The event, which was sched­ A T V W IT H O U T uled to have begun at 6:30 pm, _ _ _ _ v /S U L caused a mild traffic jam as early S ï S — " S m ^ as as even motorists’ attention A R E M O T E Л Л в. ms· ЩГЩГ VL4E ш к were caught with all the brightly CELLULAR TELEPHONE SERVICE colored balloons and billboards of the party’s standard bearers. CONTROL? The stage which was the cen­ Just a tew years ago no 1992 NEW MODEL INTRODUCTION terpiece of all the action was TV had remote control; today draped with red, white, and blue, no TV is sold without one. reminiscent of a typical Ameri­ Soon the mobile convenience C o m e and see our all new 1992 's can political campaign rally. of cellular telephone service is Each candidate came up with going to be just as necessary. their respective spouses who did Beginning November 9, MTC thehonorofcrowningthem with is bringing this freedom to the traditional mwar-mwars be­ Saipan. You’ll have a choice fore they were given turns to of service plans and phone speak before the highly partisan models tailored to your crowd. lifestyle. Not to be outdone by the Re­ publican Party, the Democrats had their own brand of fiesta, with hundreds of cheering people drinking and partaking food to their hearts content. But perhaps the most reward­ ing part of it all was the opportunity accorded to villag­ ers to rub elbows with the very people who have been offering MOTOROLA to represent them, hear their Portable problems and work out solutions. Among those who gave in­ • h spirational talks were к Corolla Cressida incumbents Speaker Pedro R. RICHARD FRANK DL. Guerrero, Vice Speaker Luis C. Benavente, Reps.. Juan I. Tenorio, Mametto U. Maratita, Manuel C. Sablan.and senatorial Pairere No. 1 TOYOTA candidate Rep. Juan S. Reyes. SIGNIFICANT Other hopefuls who spoke in the rally were Manases Borja, SAVINGS FOR Jack Aguon, FelicidadOgumoro, Lupe Manglona, Ben Attao, EARLY BIRDS! Frank Flores, Herman Guerrero, It you’re one of the first 100 people Henman Palacios, Pedro Castro, to purchase a cellular phone and Isidro Sablan.and David Sablan, sign up for service, you’ll become among others. a charter member and earn All candidates, as they went immediate savings with 300 free up for their turns at the micro­ minutes of air time (that’s 5 hours of free calls.) For more information, phones were each met with call MTC’s Cellular Hotline today: thunderous applause from the 234-6990 Beyond the call very appreciative crowd. P.O. Box 306, Saipan MP 96950 Telephone: 234-610'.: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1 ,1991-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-69

REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL RFP92-001 The Public School System is soliciting proposals from interested companies to provide a one year service for trash collection for all IN APPRECIATION AND GRATITUDE Public School system on Saipan, Central Administration Office at Resident Representative Lower Base, PSS Procurement & Supply Office at Puerto Rico, food services kitchen at the Northern Marianas College at As The ULUDONG and TEMENGEL FAMILIES of Palau and the OGUMORO FAMILY of Northern Marianas to the United States Terlaje, and Headstart Centers on Saipan for fiscal year 1991-92. 2121 R St., NW The Public School System required the pick-up of all solid-waste wish to extend their deep appreciation and gratitude to the many organizations and people who offered their whenever extra service is requested for any particular pick-up site. prayers and condolences to us, visited us, and made contributions to us during the illness and funeral of our be­ Washington, D.C. 20008 The bidders are also required to provide their own standard trash collector dumpster truck and adequately provide enough metal loved departed son, waste container at each pick-up site depending upon the size of the site and population. No proposal will be accepted which do not offer to use standard dumpster trucks and metal dumpster type trash containers. Pick-up of solid waster or trash must occur while Francisco Bom: school is not in session. Proposals will be accepted until 2:00 P.M. local time on November 18,1991. Proposals must be in sealed envelope marked RFP92-001 and submitted to the Public School Thomas January 16,1947 System procurement & Supply Office. Selection of proposals will be evaluated on the following criteria: 1. Availability of dumpster truck Dear Friends, 2. Size and quantity of metal waste container, with cover, "CISCO" to be provided at each pick-up site. Died: The bi-monthly newsletter Reporting from W ashington 3. Collection schedule and extra service calls. 4. Cost Uludong - highlights of the work of the Resident Representative - October 20,1991 5. Management scheme and qualifications is now available at my office on Capitol Hill. Please call 6. Business experience. Carmen Reyes at 322-5651, if you would like a copy. 7. Safety procedures and assumption of liability. 8. Availability of workers. And if you'd like to receive Reporting from Washington 9. Business license. directly through the mail, Carmen will also be happy to The Public School System reserves the right to award, amend or add your address to our regular mailing list. reject any proposal or all proposals in the best interest of the Public School System. Also, The Public School System reserves the right to establish conditions on the contract award to the selected proposal submission.

Any questions(s) regarding this announcement should be forwarded His wife: DALING, and children: KODEP, BASIOU, LLALL, URRIIK, STACY, DHJUNE and; to PSS Procurement & Supply at telephone number 322-9256. /s/William S. Torres /s/David P. Babauta Commissioner of Education PSS Procurement & Supply His brothers: EDOBO, MAS AMI, JOHANES, and MOSES and sisters: ANEMARY, ANTONIA, MASAE, 10448 11/15F O f f i c e r SEKANG, PHILOM, BAKLAI, SUSAN, and; REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL CUC-RFP91-0044 His surviving parents: LLALL AND URRIIK P acific Financial Covp. The COMMONWEALTH UTILITIES CORPORATION (CUC) of the Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI) is requesting proposals WANT TO EXCEPTIONALLY RECOGNIZE AND TO THANK: from qualified firms for the UPGRADE OF THE SADOG TASE Corporate Note SEWAGE TREATMENT PONDS.

PEOPLE, GOVERNMENT and GOVERNOR OF THE NORTHERN MARIANAS The scope of thisprojectincludes the design of modifications to the COMMOMWEALTH HEALTH CENTER and ITS DIRECTOR, DR. JOSE CHONG Investm ent Rates Sadog Tase Sewage Treatment Ponds as described in the Sadog MT. CARMEL CHURCH and BISHOP THOMAS CAMACHO Tase Treatment Plant Modifications, Phase I, Plant Capacity and Expansion Study, February, 1990. These modifications include SAN ROQUE CHURCH and FATHER ERIC FORBES the addition of mechanical aeration equipment, the addition of SAIPAN MARRIAGE ENCOUNTER GROUP and Mr. JESS SONODA Per Annum 90Days system structures, and other necessary improvement. Design COMMONWEALTH UTILITY COOPERATION and MR. RAMON GUERRERO $100.00 Minimum Investment documents must include full plans and specifications to obtain SAIPAN PALAU EVANGELICAL CHURCH 7 - 7 5 % secondary treatment. SAN JOSE CHURCH CHOIR Per Annum 180 Days Selection will be made on the basis of previous experience with CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA $200.00 Minimum Investment similar wastewater facilities, qualifications of staff members, SAIPAN CHUUK BIBLE CHOIR 8 . 2 5 % completeness, quality, and approach of theproposal, total cost, and DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC S AFETYand MR. GREG CAMACHO time to completion. Per Annum 270 Days SAIPAN MAYOR’S OFFICE and MR. JESUS GUERRERO Attention is called to the Labor S tandard Provisions for Wage Rate SHARP MEMORIAL HOSPITAL and DR. ROBERT BARON 8 . 7 5 % $500.00 Minimum Investment Determination of CNMI Classification and Salary Structure Plans and and that payment not less than the minimum salaries and wages as set forth in the Specifications must be paid on this project. M ANY OTHERS TOO NUMEROUS TO M ENTION Per Annum 1 Years 9 . 0 0 % $500.00 Minimum Investment A pre-proposal meeting will be held in the CUC conference room, In our moments of sadness and mourning during CISCO'S hospitalization and funeral, many other groups, indi­ Lower Base, Saipan, CNMI at 9 a.m. on Tuesday, November 19, 1991. All interested persons are encouraged to attend. viduals, relatives, and friends from the United States, Japan, H aw aii, Guam, C N M I, FSM , Palau and other Pa­ Per Annum 3 Years cific Islands sent C ISC O and our fam ilies messages o f support and condolences or came to see him. W e know 9 . 5 0 % $500.00 Minimum Investment Proposals must be submitted in a sealed envelope to the Procurement C ISCO made peace with his M A KER and went to his eternal rest cherishing your concern and affection fo r him. and Supply Manager, Mr. Pete Torres, Lower Base, P.O. Box Those o f us surviving him shall never forget your kindness and gesture o f love and humanity. 1220, Saipan, MP 96950, no later than 3:30 p.m., local time, on Tuesday, December 10,1991. Five copies of all proposals are to be submitted. КОМ KMAL MLO M ESAUL aclfic Financial Corp. The CUC reserves the right to reject any or all proposals for any reason and to waive any defect in said proposals if, in its sole GHILLISOU THANK YOU A Subsidiary of opinion, it is in the best interest of CUC to do so. All proposals shall SI YUUS MAASE, Pacific International Company (DBA GIBSON'S) become the property of CUC. Professional Center Building Eduardo G. Camacho - President Tel: 234-8615/5706 · Fax:234-3617 RAMON S. GUERRERO 10143 (9/27- 10/4-18) Executive Director, CUC \y w FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1 ,1991-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-71 70-MARiANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VffiWS-FRIDAY-NOVEMBER 1,1991 INVITATION TO BID DPW91-ITB-00207 r- Saipan Sunset NOTICE OF SALE The Department of Public Works is soliciting sealed bids' for the A t DrainageandRoadReconstructionatGarapanElementary School, * ' T T T UNDER POWER OF SALE Saipan, MP, Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands. ■ C ru ise Inc* Bids in duplicate will be accepted in the Office of the Chief of IN DEED OF TRUST Procurement & Supply at Lower Base, Saipan until 2:30 p.m., local time, November 22,1991, at which time and place the bids VICENTE G. ADRIANO AND CELINA B. ADRIANO, will be publicly opened and read aloud. Any bids received after on or about October 20, 1983, gave and delivered to the the above time will not be accepted under any circumstances. Mariana Islands Housing Authority, acting on behalf of the | Contract time is 180 Calendar Days. All bids must be accompa­ Farmers Homes Administration, United States of America, nied by a bidder’s bond in the amount of not less than 15% of the a Deed of Trust upon certain real property hereinafter total bid price. Bid security may be bid bond, certified check, described, which Deed of Trust was recorded on October 21, cashier’s check or other form acceptable to the government made 1983, under File No. 83-88 to secure payment of a Promis­ payable to the Treasurer, Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana sory Note of the said Trustor to the Mariana Islands Housing Islands with a notation on the face of the check: “Credit Account Authority, acting on behalf of the Farmers Home Adminis­ No. 1453”. The payment of $100.00 is required for every set of tration, United States of America. plans, specifications and other bidding instruction which can be secured from the Technical Services Division, Department of The Deed of Trust and this Notice of Sale affect the property Public Works, Saipan, MP, on or after November 05, 1991. A hereafter described: I receipt for the payment should be obtained from the CNMI, LOT NO. 006 T 48, AND CONTAINING AN AREA OF Treasurer, Department of Finance in Capitol Hill, before appl y ing 931 SQUARE METERS, MORE OR LESS, AS MORE for the bidding documents. PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED ON DRAWING/ The Department of Public Works hereby notifies all bidders that CADASTRAL PLAT NO 0056 T 03, THE ORIGINAL it will affirmatively insure that in any contract entered into OF WHICH WAS REGISTERED WITH THE LAND pursuant to this advertisement, minority business enterprises will REGISTRY AS DOCUMENT NUMBER 17913, ON be afforded full opportunity to submit bids in response to this II THE 26TH DAY OF AUGUST, 1983. invitation and will not be discriminated against on the grounds of race, color, and national origin in consideration for an award. 37' TRIMARAN "JADE LADY The Trustor has defaulted on payment of the Note secured by the Deed of Trust, and by reason of said default the Mariana In addition, bidders are hereby notified that all bids may be Islands Housing Authority issued its Notice of Default on rejected if the lowest responsive bid received exceed the August 29,1991. Goverment’sestimateby more than 7%percentand it is determined that an award of contract would cause excessive inflationary FOR SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Mariana Islands impact. In the event all bids are rejected for this reason, this Housing Authority will, on November 8, 1991, at 10:00 a.m., at the field office of the Mariana Islands Housing contract proposal will be modified and may be deferred to U.S.C.6. CERTIFIED FOR 38 PAX PLUS CREW. EXTENSIVE INVENTORY, PROVEN CHARTER BOAT/CRUISER. readvertising for bids until a more competitive situation exists. Authority, San Jose, Tinian, MP 96952, under power of sale IDEAL FOR SNORKEL/SCUBA CHARTERS. DAY-DINNER, LIVE ABOARD. PRICED FOR QUICK SALE. contained in the Deed of Trust, sell the above described A pre-bid conference for prospective bidders will be held at 2:00 ($20,000 BELOW SURVEY VALUE) parcel of real property at public auction to the highest p.m., local time, Friday, November 15, 1991, at the Technical TEL. 234-8230/322-5654 qualified bidder, to satisfy the obligations secured by said Services Division, Department of Public Works. Questions Deed of Trust. The minimum bid offer shall be not less than concerning the plans and specifications of the Special Provisions $70,000.00, total amount due to FmHA loan and MIHA’s should be submitted prior to the conference. ham -m /f expenses. Marianas Public Land Corporation REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL The sale shall be without warranty as to the title or interest CUC-RFP91-0043 PUBLIC NOTICE to be conveyed or as to the property of the Deed of Trust, other than that the Mariana Islands Housing Authority is the The COMMONWEALTH UTILITIES CORPORATION (CUC) Pursuant to the provisions of 2 Sigon gi probension siha gi 2 of the Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI) is requesting proposals Reel ayleewal me bwangil 2 lawful holder of such Deed of Trust. The purchase price CMC 4141 sec, the PUBLIC CMC 4141 et sec i PUBLIC CMC 4141 et sec, PUBLIC from qualified firms for the DESIGN OFTHE ROTA VARIABLE LAND EXCHANGE AU­ PURPOSE LAND EX­ shall be payable by cash, certified check or cashier’s check GRADE SEWER PHASE II AND III. PURPOSE LAND EX­ THORIZATION ACT OF CHANGE ACT OF 1987, sino i CHANGE AUTHORIZA­ and shall be paid within 72 hours from time of sale. 1987, notice is hereby given to tulaikan tano para proposition The scope of this project includes the design of phases II and III TION ACT OF 1987, nge Marianas Public Land pupbliku na akton 1987, nutisia Marianas Public Land Corpo­ The Mariana Islands Housing Authority reserves the right to of the variable grade sewer (VGS) system on the island of Rota. Corporation’s intention to en­ manana i ginen este put i inten- reject any and all bids and to cancel or extend the date, time Phase II consists of approximately 95 homes in Eas.t Songsong and ration e arongaar towlap, igha ter into an exchange agreement sion-na i Marianas Public Land e mangiiy ebwe lliiwelo faluw and place for sale of such property. Any prospective buyer Weekend Special Phase III includes approximately 45 homes in the Tenetu area. involving the parcels of land Corporation humalom gi The design and construction of septic tanks, VGS lines, and sewer iye e toolong kka faal. must be a person authorized by the Constitution and laws of described below. Concerned kontratan atulaikan tano ni ha Aramasye e tipali nge emmwel lift stations will be required. The Revised Wastewater Facilities persons may request a hearing the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands to hold afefekta i pedason tano siha ni ebwe tingorebweyoorhearing title to real property in the Commonwealth of the Northern Plan for the Island of Rota, January, 1985, should be consulted for on any proposed exchanged by manmadeskribi gi sampapa. F am ily Feast/ more details. Design documents must include full plans and reel inaamwo lliiwelil faluw Mariana Islands. contacting MPLC by or on Maninteresante siha na petsona fa. Aramas ye e tipali nge specifications. November 1, 1991. If so re­ sina manmamaisen inekugnok DATED this 2nd day of October, 1991. emmwel ye re tipali reel By: /s/Juan M. Sablan From 1 lam to 3pm e v e r y S a t u r d a y 8 c S u n d a y , quested, hearings on the trans­ put maseha manu/hafa na kkapsal faluw, nge rebwe Selection will be made on the basis of previous experience with actions listed below will be priniponi put tulaikan tano. Executive Director come and enjoy our all-you-can-eat W estern aghuleey ngali MPLC wool me similar wastewater facilities, qualifications of staff members, scheduled on October 30,1991 A’agang i MPLC antes pat osino ngare mmwal November 1, Mariana Islands Housing Authority style buffet for only $11.95 per person*! completeness, quality, and approach of the proposal, total cost, at 9:00 a.m. in the Conference gi November 1,1991. Yanggen 1991. Ngare eyoortingorbwe COMMONWEALTH OF THE and time to completion. Room of MPLC. guaha inekugnok marikuesta, i NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS ) (kids under 12 are half price!) ebwe yoor hearing, nge rebwe inekungok siempre para i sigiente ayoora reel tali faluw kka faal, Attention is called to the Labor Standard Provisions for Wage Rate PUBLIC PURPOSE )ss. Wet- siha na transaksion u fan nge rebwe tooto wool October On this 2nd day of October, 1991, before me, a Notary Determination of CNMI Classification and Salary Structure Plans lands Acquisition makonduktagi October30,1991, 30, 1991, otol ye 9:00 a.m. v o l l e y b a l l and that payment not less than the minimum salaries and.wages as Public in and for the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana gi oran alas 9:00 gi eggan gi mellol MPLC Conference islands, personally appeared Juan M. Sablan, duly autho­ b a s e b a l l set forth in the Specifications must be paid on this project. [ PRIVATELAND-SaipanLot/ halom i kuatton konfirensian i Room. Tract No. 656-NEW-6-1 MPLC. rized representative for the Marian Islands Housing Au­ gam es &? prizes A pre-proposal meeting will be held in the Mayor’s Office, AMMWELEER TOWLAP - thority, known to me as the person whose name is subscribed Containing an area of 5,050 PROPOSITON PUPBLIKU - Wetlands Acquisition horseback riding Songsong, Rota CNMI at 9:00 a.m. on Monday, November 18, square meters Wetlands Acquisition 1 to the foregoing NOTICE OF SALE UNDER POWER OF 1991. Interested proposers are strongly urged to attend. TANOPRAIBET - Sitio Numiru FALAWAL ARAMAS - SALE IN DEED OF TRUST, and he acknowledged to me -gy Saipan Lot/Tract No. 565- 565-NEW-6-1 giya Saipan yan that he executed the same on behalf of the Mariana Islands NEW-6-8 Saipan Lot/Tract No. 565- Proposals must be submitted in a sealed envelope to the Procurement ha konsisiste 5,050 metro NEW-6-1 Llapal nge 5,050 Housing Authority. and Supply Manager, Mr. Pete Torres, Lower Base, P.O. Box Containing an area of 6,975 kuadrao na area. square meters square meters 1220, Saipan, MP 96950, no later than 3:30 p.m., local time, on Sitio Numiru 565-NEW-6-8 Saipan Lot.Tract No. 565- IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have set my hand and affixed Tuesday, December 10,1991. Five copies of all proposals are to giya Saipan yan ha konsisiste NEW-6-8 Llapal nge 6,975 PUBLIC LAND - Saipan Lot/ my official seal the day and year first written above. be submitted. 6,975 square meters /s/Nieves S. Tomokane I Tract No. 078 D 01 (Part of) metro kuadrao na area Notary Public The CUC reserves the right to reject any or all proposals for any Containing an area of 12,025 4 TANO PUPBLIKU - Sitio FALAWEER TOWLAP - Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands reason and to waive any defect in said proposals if, in its sole square meters more or less and Numiru 078 D 01 (Part of) giya Saipan Lot/Tract No. 078 D 01 My Commission Expires on the 9th day of January, 1993. opinion, it is in the best interest of CUC to do so. All proposals subject to survey. Saipan yan ha konsisiste 12,025 Llapal nge 12,025 square *Bring 10 or m ore adults and receive an additional discount! shall become the property of CUC. metro kuadrao na area meters. 10217 3 2 2 - 1 1 1 3 10234 lCyil-18-25-11/01 KV08-1M8-25-11/0I RAMON S. GUERRERO Executive Director, CUC n 72-MA&¡«NAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-NOVEMBER 1, 1991 FR IDA Y -NOVEMBER 1.1991 - MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VffiWS-73

Classified Announcement CLASSIFIED MAINTENANCE REPAIRER, BUILDING Per one inch column - $3.00 TORS - High school grad., 2 yrs. experi­ - High school equiv., 2 yrs. experience. Classified Display NEW ADS ence. Salary $2.50 per hour. Salary $2.50 per hour. Per one inch column - $3.50 1 (ACCOUNTING) MANAGER - High Contact: ROBERT PATRICK SALAS dba Contact: MICROPHIL ENTERPRISES, Carm en Safeway M eitetsu DEADLINE:For Tuesday Edition - Friday 5:00 p.m. school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary I.E. Holdings Saipan, P.O. Box49, Saipan, P.O. Box 3052, Saipan, MP 96950 (11/ 15)F/6184. For Fiday Edition - Wednesday 12 Noon $1,700 per month. MP 96950 (11/15)F/10433. NOTE: If for some reason your advertisement is incorrect, call us immediately to make 1 ASSISTANT FRONT OFFICE MAN­ Shopping Center, Inc the necessary corrections. The Marianas Variety News & Views is responsible only AGER - High school grad., 2 yrs. experi­ 3 MAINTENANCE REPAIRER 2 AUTO BODY FENDERS - High school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per Supermarket & General Merchandising for one incorrect insertion. We reserve the right to edit, refuse, reject or cancel any ence. Salary $1,000 per month. 3 HOUSE KEEPING (CLEANER) - High school equiv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary hour. ad at any time. 4 MAINTENANCE ENGINEER - High school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. Contact: JOSE TUDELA, P.O. Box 451, $2.50 - $3.00 per hour. Contact: CIRCA GENERAL SERVICE, Saipan, MP 96950 (11/15)F/6164. 5 WAITRESS (RESTAURANT) - High P.O. Box 23, Saipan, MP 96950 (11 /15)F/ 5 CARPENTER 1 WELDER, GAS - High school equiv., 2 2 ACCOUNTANT - College grad., 2 yrs. 2 MASON (Maintenance) school equiv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary 6184. 2 MECHANIC (AUTO) - High school equiv., WANTED IMMEDIATELY 6 MASON yrs. experience. Salary 42.15 per hour. MANAGER experience. Salary $900-$1,00 permonth. 2 PLUMBER (Maintenance) $2.15-$3.15 per hour. 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. 1 REINFORCING STEEL WORKER-High Contact: MRS. FE R. HARGROVE dba 4 GARMENT FINISHER - High school Contact: MARIANAS MANAGEMENT 5 ELECTRICIAN (Maintenance) - High Contact: DIAMOND HOTEL CO., LTD. 2 HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR - school equiv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary Micro Gunite Company, Caller Box PPP equiv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 1 MANAGER - College grad., 2 yrs. CORPORATION, P.O. Box 137, Saipan, school equiv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary dba Saipan Diamond Hotel, P.O. Box 66, High school grad., 2 yrs. experience. 2 FULL TIME CASHIERS $2.15 per hour. 422, Saipan, MP 96950 (11/8)F/6098. per hour. Salary $2.15 per hour. experience. Salary $3.00 - $8.00 per MP 96950 (11/8)F/10393. $2.15-$2.75 per hour. Susupe, Saipan, MP 96950 (11/15JF/ Contact: RAMONADEJILLASdbaD&D Contact: SUH, BYUNG HO dba Mariana hour. 1 ASST.COOK-Highschool equiv.,2yrs. 10394. Contact: AA ENTERPRISES, INC. dba Const., P.O. Box 1881, Saipan, MP 96950 1 OFFICE CLERK - High school grad., 2 Fashions, Inc., P.O. Box 1417, Saipan, (FOR LOCAL HIRE ONLY) 1 ASSISTANTMANAGER-College grad., 2 ACCOUNTANT - College grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 - $5.00 per Tanapag Service Station, P.O. Box 1880, (11/8)F/6014. ______yrs. experience. Salary $2.25 per hour. MP 96950(11/15)F/6174. 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 - $6.50 experience. Salary $800 per month. hour. 1 CIVIL ENGINEER - College grad., 2yrs. Saipan, MP 96950 (11/15)F/6165. Contact: MYONGRUNCORP.dba Myong experience. Salary $5.00 per hour. per hour. Contact: PACIFIC FINANCIAL CORP. 2STOCK CONTROL CLERK-High school 1 CARPENTER - High school equiv., 2 Run Real Estate, P.O. Box 2820, Saipan, 2 SHORT ORDER COOK - High school CARMEN S AFEWAY-MEITETSU IS IN NEED Contact: JCC CORPORATION, P.O.Box dba Financing, Leasing & Insurance, P.O. grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 - 1 (MATERIAL) PURCHASER - High school 1 A/C & REF. MECHANIC - High school yrs, experience. Salary $2.75 per hour. MP 96950 (11/8)F/6089.______equiv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.50 equiv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 212, Saipan, MP 96950 (11/8)F/6097. Box 1657, Saipan, MP 96950 (11/8)F/ $5.00 per hour. equiv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $3.00 - 1 PAINTER - High school grad., 2 yrs. per hour. per hour. $5.00 per hour. OF 2 FULL TIME CASHIERS. SALARY 10307. 7 ACCOUNTANTS - College grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.50 per hour. 2 TRIMMER Contact: FERMIN C. & REMEDIO A. Contact; PS ENTERPRISES dba In and Contact: TOYO AIR CONDITIONING 1 MANAGER - High school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $600 - $1,000 per DEPEND ON QUALIFICATIONS. Contact: SYNERGY INTERNATIONAL, 4 IRON WORKER DANGCA dba F.C & R.A. Dangca Ent., Out Cafe, P.O. box 2785, Saipan, MP SERVICE INC., P.O. box 645, Saipan, MP experience. Salary $4.00 - $6.00 per month. INC., Caller Box PPP 180, Saipan, MP 59 SEWING MACHINE OPERATOR P.O. Box 4, Saipan, MP 96950 (11/151F/ 96950 (11/15)F/10445. 96950 (11/15)F/6183. hour. ENGINEER 6 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS - 96950 (11/8)F/6020. 2 CUTTER 6169. __ 1 DEPT. MANAGER-High school grad., College grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary 1 QUALITY CONTROLCHECKER-High 1 CIVIL ENGINEER-College grad.,2yrs. 2 WAITRESS, RESTAURANT AIRCRAFT MECHANIC - High school Benefits Offered: 2 yrs. experience. Salary $3.50 - $6.00 $500 - $1,000 per month. experience. Salary $1,000 per month. 5 MASON school equiv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary 1 CIVIL ENGINEER - College grad., 2 yrs. 2 GAS STATION ATTENDANT - High grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $525 per per hour. 2 BAKER - High school equiv., 2 yrs. Paid sick leave Contact: NGIRAROIS SKEY dba Skey’s 5 CARPENTER $2.15 per hour. experience. Salary $700-$800 per hour. school equiv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary month. 1 ACCOUNTANT - College grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $500 - $1,000 per 1 SUPERVISOR - High school equiv., 2 Accounting/Income Tax and Recruiting 2 ELECTRICIAN - High school equiv., 2 2 ELECTRICIAN - High school equiv., 2 $2.50 per hour. experience. Salary $2.50 - $6.00 per month. Contact: AVIATION SERVICES LTD. dba Paid vacation leave Services, Caller Box AAA 143, Saipan, yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. yrs. experience. Salary $3.00 per hour. yrs. experience. Salary $1.50 -$2.15 per 2 CASHIER - High school grad., 2 yrs. Freedom Air, P.O. Box 239, Saipan, MP hour. 3 COMPUTER OPERATOR -. College MP 96950 (11/8)F/6092. Contact: Emilio P. Quiatchon dba EQ Contact: MARIANAS GARMENT hour. experience. Salary $2.50 per hour. 1 MAINTENANCE WORKER-High school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $600 - 96950(11/15)F/6184. Construction, P.O. Box 1073, Saipan, MP MANUFACTURING, INC., P.O. Box 1877, Contact: TAC INT'L CONSTRUCTORS Contact: IGNACIOALDANdbaMiniCafe, grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.50 per $800 per month. 96950 (11/8JF/6027. Saipan, MP 96950 (11/8)F/6113.______P.O. Box 532, Saipan, MP 96950 (11/ Interested person may apply in person at hour. 1 BAKER - High school equiv., 2 yrs. INC., P.O. box 1579, Saipan, MP 96950 1 MARINE DIESEL ENGINE MECHANIC ENTERTAINER (11/15)F/10441. 15)F/6186 Contact: AMERICAN G.T. COMPANY experience. Salary $2.90 - $5.00 per - High school equiv., 2 yrs. experience. 2 ELECTRICIAN 1 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT -Col­ CSM office located at 2nd floor of LTD., Caller Box AAA 998, Saipan, MP 1 WAITRESS, RESTAURANT- High hour. Salary $2.20 per hour. 8 MASON lege grad. 2yrs. experience. Sa/ary:$2.15- 1 CONSTRUCTION LABORER 5 WAITRESS, TOURIST CLASS - High 96950 (11/8)F/6100. school equiv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary 1 TAILOR - High school equiv., 2 yrs. Contact: PELLEY BOAT CHARTERS, 8 CARPENTER - High school equiv., 2 4.50 per hour. school equiv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary warehouse department or call us at $3.25 per hour. experience. Salary $2.15 - $4.00 per 3 HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR - INC., P.O. Box 1808, Saipan, MP 96950 yrs. experience. Salary $1.75 per hour. 2 CLEANER -High school grad. 2 yrs. High school grad., 2 yrs. experienoe. $2.25 per hour. (11/15)F/10440. 1 PURCHASING MANAGER - College Contact: L & W AMUSEMENT CORP. hour. Contact: MERGELITAL. ESPIRITU dba experience. Salary: $2.15 per hour. Salary $3.50 - $4.00 per hour. Contact: SHOWBOAT, INC., P.O. Box tel. no. 234-6230/6458/6985 grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $1,700 dba Len's Bar & Restaurant, P.O. Box 81, 1 FAST FOOD WORKER - High school Meriie Ent.. Inc., Caller Box PPP 312, Contact: JOSIE ESPINOSA dba The Contact: HAWAIIAN ROCK PRODUCTS, 1808, Saipan, MP 96950 (11/15)F/10438. 1 SHIPPING CLERK per month. Saipan, MP 96950 (11/8)F/10312. equiv., 2 yrs, experience. Salary $2.15 - 10444 11/22/F Saipan, MP 96950 (11/8)F/6016. Emerald Enterprises, P.O. Box 1501 CK Caller Box PPP 139, Saipan, MP 96950 2 HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR - Contact: MICRO PACIFIC DEVELOP­ $3.50 per hour. Satoan, MP 96950 (10/01 )F. (11/15)F/6173. 5 DELIVERY ROUTE TRUCK DRIVER - MENT, INC. dba Saipan Grand Hotel, 10 DANCER - High school grad., 2 yrs. 10 CARPENTER (Maintenance) - High High school equiv., 2 yrs. experience. 3 MASON High school grad., 2 yrs, experience. Salary $2.50 per hour. P.O. Box 369, Saipan, MP 96950 (11/8)F/ experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. school equiv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary 1 TRAVEL COUNSELOR - High school 2 CARPENTER - High school equiv., 2 50 CARPENTER Salary $2.25 per hour. Contact: GEORGE F. FLEMING dbaFAS 10372. Contact: KOSA ENTERPRISES, INC. dba $2.15 - $3.15 per hour. grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $1,000 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. 50 MASON 2 SALES REPRESENTATIVE - High Moving & Storage Company, P.O. Box Round House Restaurant, P.O.Box 1401, 3 WAREHOUSE WORKER - High school Contact: NIDA FASHIONS INC. dba M& per month. 5 PAINTER school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary 702, Saipan, MP 96950 (11/15)F/6172. 1 (RECRUITING) MANAGER - College Saipan, MP 96950 (11/8)F/10311. equiv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15- Contact: PACIFIC ORIENT TRAVEL 5 COOK LOCAL HIRE | grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $3.50 - R Construction, Caller Box AAA 208, $2.50 per hour. $3.00 per hour. Saipan, MP 96950 (11/B)F/6039. CORP. dbapacificOrientTravel Services, 10 STEEL WORKER Contact: SAIPAN ICE, INC., P.O Box, 1 DRESSMAKER - High school grad., 2 $8.00 per hour. 6 WAITRESS, NIGHT CLUB-High school Contact: J.C.TENORIOENT. INC., P.O. P.O. box 732, Saipan, MP 96950 (11/8)F/ 10 ELECTRICIAN 1808, Saipan, MP 96950 (11/15)F/10435. yrs. experience. Salary $2.50 per hour. Contact: ALIW P. SERAFICO dba Jig's grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per Box 137, Saipan, MP 96950 (11/8)F/ 6094. 10 PLUMBER - High school grad., 2 yrs. Contact: UNION ENTERPRISES dba Enterprises, Caller Box PPP 369, Saipan, hour. 10363. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. 1 DRESSMAKER - High school equiv., 2 Union Fashion, Caller Box PPP 547, FILIN G CLERK MP 96950 (11/8)F/6017. 4 DANCERS - High school grad., 2 yrs. MECHANIC 1 ADMINISTRATIVE ASST. - High school 2 SUPERVISOR - High school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.50 per hour. Saipan, MP 96950 (11/15)F/6168. experience. Salary $2.35 per hour. grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $500 per 4 CARPENTER 1 AIR-CON/REF. MECHANIC HELPER yrs. experience. Salary $3.00 per hour. Contact: SSP COMPANY, INC. dba Sea 1 GENERAL MANAGER - College grad., Contact: MALLE CORPORATION, INC. 3 MASON 1 (GAS AND DIESEL ENGINE) ME­ month. 1 MANAGER - College grad., 2 yrs. ex­ Shell Pink, P.O. Box 2786, Saipan, MP 3 CULTURAL DANCER - High school 2 . 3 5 3 . 0 0 2 yrs. experience. Salary $6.00 - $8.00 dba Tokyo Tower Lounge & Karaoke, Contact: LEE CORPORATION, P.O.Box $ - per hour 1 (BUILDING) PAINTER CHANIC - High school equiv., 2 yrs. ex­ perience. Salary $1,500 per month. 96950(11/15)F/6177. equiv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $600 - Caller Box AAA 555, Saipan, MP 96950 1 PLUMBER - High school equiv., 2 yrs. 2451, Saipan, MP 96950 (11/8)F/10310. per hour. perience. Salary $625 per month. Contact: MLC LEISURE GROUP, P.O. $800 per month. 1 ASSISTANT MANAGER-Collegegrad., (11/8)F/6104. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. 1 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT - High 4 MAINTENANCE WORKER Box 588, Saipan, MP 96950 (11/15)F/ 2 (POLYNESIANCULTURAL) DANCER- 2 yrs. experience. Salary $5.00 - $8.00 Contact: PEDRO C. MENDOZA dba The 1 CHIEF COOK - High school grad., 2yrs. 1 WAREHOUSE WORKER 6176. _ school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary Hlgh school equiv., 2 yrs. experience. 1 DANCER - High school grad., 2 yrs. Builders, Inc., P.O. Box 94, Saipan, MP experience. Salary $1,900 per month. per hour. 2 BAKER - High school equiv., 2 yrs. $4.62 per hour. Salary $ 1,000 - 2,000 per month. APPLY IN PERSON 1 SALES MANAGER - College grad., 2 experience. Salary $2.35 per hour. 96950 (11/8)F/6093. Contact: CHALAN KANOA BEACH CLUB experience. Salary $495 per month. 2 MASON - High school equiv., 2 yrs. Contact: FRIESLAND FOODS (SAIPAN) Contact: MARINO PRODUCTION INC. yrs. experience. Salary $5.00 -$6.00 per Contact: MALLE CORPORATION, INC. CORP. dba Chalan Kanoa Beach Club, 1 COOK - High school equiv., 2 yrs. ex­ experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. LTD. dba Foremost Foods, P.O. Box 2495, dba Tahara Show, P.O. Box 206, Saipan, hour. dba Tokyo Tower Lounger & Karaoke, P.O. Box 356, Saipan, MP 96950 (11/8)F/ MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS & VIEWS 5 MASON perience. Salary $450 per month. Contact: ELMERY ENTERPRISES, P.O. Saipan, MP 96950 (11/15JF/6181. MP 96950 (11/15)F/6170. 1 ACCOUNTANT - High school grad., 2 Caller Box AAA 555, Saipan, MP 96950 3 ELECTRICIAN - High school equiv., 2 6031. Contact: HERMAN'S MODERNBAKERY, Box 1936, Saipan, MP 96950 (11/15)F/ yrs. experience. Salary $3.50-$6.00 per yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. (11/8)F/6092. INC., P.O. box 2, Saipan, MP 96950 (11/ 6184. (NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE) hour. Contact: NEW BUILDERS, INC., P.O. 2 COOK - High school equiv., 2 yrs. 8)F/10296. Contact: FOX INTERNATIONAL, INC., 10 ESCORT - High school grad., 2 yrs. Box 2490, Saipan, MP 96950 (11/8)F/ experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. 20 MASON P.O. Box 3052, Saipan, MP 96950 (11/ experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. 6088. 2 HEAVY EQUIPMENT MECHANIC Contact: H.O. LEE INC. dba Chung Hua 20 CARPENTER REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL 8)F/6036. Contact: MOGAMBO, INC. dba Cafe 1 AUTO ELECTRICIAN - High school Restaurant, P.O. Box 1968, Saipan, MP 20 PLUMBER Mogambo, Caller Box PPP 157, Saipan, 2 CARPENTER equiv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.75 96950 (11/8)F/6045. 10 PAINTER RFP92-004 1 SALES MANAGER -High school grad., MP 96950 (11/8)F/6043. 2 MASON - High school equiv., 2 yrs. Spectacular View per hour. 10 WELDER, COMBINATION 2 yrs.experience. Salary $950permonth. The Public School System is soliciting proposals from interested experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. 2 HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR 10 ELECTRICIAN 1 ACCOUNTANT - High school grad., 2 Contact: C.W.C. BUILDERS, INC., P.O. 1 WELDER - High school equiv., 2 yrs. CLASSIFIED 10 STEELWORKER, REINFORCING companies to provide a one-year security service for all Public yrs. experience. Salary $900 per month. MAINTENANCE Box 1760, Saipan, MP 96950 (11/8)F/ Property For Sale experience. Salary $2.50 per hour. 5 JANITOR - High school equiv., 2 yrs. Contact: TUNG HING, INC., P.O. Box School System on Saipan, all Public School System on Rota, all 6101. 1 CARPENTER-High school grad., 2yrs. NEW ADS experience. Salary $2.15 - $3.00 per AAA 688, Koblerville, Saipan, MP 96950 3 MAINTENANCE REPAIRER - High Public School System on Tinian and the Public School System school equiv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary experience. Salary $21.5 per hour. hour. (11 /8JF/6042. ______2 MASON 1 GENERAL MANAGER - College grad., $3.00 - $4.00 per hour. Contact: GEORGE F. FLEMING dba FAS 10 DISPATCHER Central Office, Lower Base, Saipan, for Fiscal Year 1991 -1992. Great sunset view from this 13,000 meters 1 ELECTRICIAN - High school grad., 2 2 yrs. experience. Salary $1,500 per Contact: DOSA SUBSEA CO., LTD., P.O. Moving & Storage Company, P.O. Box 3TIMEKEEPER-Highschool grad., 2yrs. 1 MAINTENANCE MANAGER -High yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. month. The Public School System requires all schedule to be done for all Box 2183, Saipan, MP 96950 (11/8)F/ 702, Saipan, MP 96950 (11/8)F/6121. experience. Salary $2.15 - $3.00 per above Gualo Rai. Ideal for development. school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary Contact: GOLDEN ENTERPRISES, P.O. 2 SHIP CARPENTER - High school grad., hour. schools after regular working hours from 4;30 P.M. to 6:30 A.M. 6080. 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.25 per hour $1,000 - $2,000 per month. box 2372, Saipan, MP 96950 (11/8)F/ 1 AUTO BODY REPAIRER 5 MECHANIC HELPER Monday through Friday and all day and all night on weekends and PRICE REDUCED!!! CALL REN NOW!!! 5 ENTERTAINER (MUSICIAN) - High Contact: SAIPAN SEA VENTURES, INC., 2 MAINTENANCE REPAIRER, BUILDING 6112. 1 AUTO MECHANIC - High school grad., 10 AUTO-MECHANIC - High school equiv., school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary P.O. Box 1808, Saipan, MP 96950 (11/ holidays and from 7:30 A.M., to 6:30 A.M., Saturday through - High school grad., 2 yrs. experience. 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.50 per hour. $1,000 per month. 15)F/10439.______Phone: (671) 477-1504 Salary $2.15 per hour. 3 CARPENTERS Contact: LOMAR CNMI, INC. dba hertz 5 SALESPERSON Monday morning including holidays for Public School System 6 COOK - High school grad., 2 yrs. expe­ Contact: RENATO M. NAZAIRE dba 4 MASON Rent-A-Car, P.O. Box 1989, Saipan, MP 5 SALES REPRESENTATIVE - High Central Office, Lower Base, Saipan. Proposals will be accepted Fax: (671) 477-1506 rience. Salary $2.15 - $3.50 per hour. 1 GENERAL MANAGER - College grad., Nazaire Enterprises, P.O. Box 194, Saipan, 2 PAINTER 96950 (11/8)F. school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary 2 SECURITY GUARD - High school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $1,500 per until 2:00P.M. local time November20,1991. All proposals must or Write Box 21000 MP 96950 (11/8)F/6013. 1 ELECTRICIAN $500 - $1000 per month. 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 - $3.00 1 RETAIL STORECASHIER-HIgh school 1 AC MECHANIC - High school equiv., 2 month. Contact: CONSTRUCTION AND MATE­ be in sealed envelope face mark PSS-RFP92-004 and submitted to Barrigada, Guam 96921 per hour. Contact: SAIPAN ICE, INC. dba Nino's 2 MAINTENANCE WORKE R- High school equiv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.50 yrs, experience. Salary $2.15-$3.00 per RIAL SUPPLY, INC. dba CMS, P.O. Box IlyDl - I I 22/F Contact: SUWASO CORPORATION dba Pizza, P.O. Box 1808, Saipan, MP 96950 the Public School System Procurement & Supply Office, Puerto equiv,, 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.25 per hour. hour. 609, Saipan, MP 96950 (11/15)F/10390. Coral Ocean Point Resort Club, P.O. Box Contact: FRANK DLG. CAMACHO dba (11/15)F/10436. Rico, Saipan. per hour. Contact: MARIANAS MANAGEMENT 1160, Saipan, MP 96950 (11/8)F/10314. Contact: IKE'S MARKET & V.C. Enterprises, P.O.Box 1595, Saipan, CORP., P.O. Box 137, Saipan, MP 96950 1 HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR 1 ASSISTANT SALES MANAGER - High LAUNDROMAT, P.O. Box 1549, Saipan, MP 96950 (11/8)F/6111. (11/8)F/10365. 1 WELDER, COMBINATION-High school school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary equiv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15- Selection of proposals will be evaluated on the following criteria MP 96950 (11/8)F/6046. ACCOUNTANT 2 CARPENTER 1 A/C TECHNICIAN (REFRIGERATION) $1,000 per month. $2.50 per hour. only: 1 MAINTENANCE REPAIRER - High 2 MASON - High school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Contact: TRANSAMERICA DEV. COR­ 1 CIVIL ENGINEER-College grad., 2yrs. 1. Schedule of services IÀL JAPAN AIRLINES PORATION, P.O. Box 1579, Saipan, MP 2 ACCOUNTANT - College grad., 2 yrs. school equiv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary 1 ELECTRICIAN Salary $3.00 per hour. experience. Salary $4.00 - $5.00 per 3 BEAUTICIAN 96950(11/15)F/10442. 2. Management scheme and qualifications experience. Salary $900 - $1,300 per $450.00 per month. Contact: BERT M. SABLAN dba Bert's hour. NEEDS: 2 DRESSMAKER - High school grad., 2 month. 1 COOK - High school equiv., 2 yrs. ex­ Refrigeration & Air-Conditioning Appliance Contact: WESTERN EQUIPMENT IN­ 3. Business experience yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. 1 ASSISTANT GENERAL MANAGER - 1 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT - Col­ perience. Salary $425.00 per month. Repair Shop, Inc., P.O. Box 1274, Saipan, CORPORATED, P.O. Box 1402, Saipan, Contact: RAMON C. CAMACHO dba 4. Safety procedures and assumption of liability lege grad.,2yrs.experience. Salary $600 Contact: JTG Entertainments Production MP 96950 (11/8)F/6107. College grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary MP 96950(11/15)F/10434.______FLIGHT OPERATION AGENT - Male Ramil's Enterprises, Cailer Box AAA 65, $1,000 per month. dba Saipan Bowling Center, P.O. Box 29, $1,200 per month. 5. Availability of workers Saipan, MP 96950 (11/8)F/6125. 1 MAINTENANCE WO RKER-Highschool Contact: JOETEN ENTERPRISES, INC., Saipan, MP 96950 (11/8)F/10309. 2 ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN - High 1 MAINTENANCE WORKER-High school 6. Business license Communicating and assisting IHght craws P.O. Box 137, Saipan, MP 96950 (11/8)F/ school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.50 per 5 CARPENTER equiv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 7. Cost hour. per hour. 10392. 2 MAINTENANCE REPAIRER, BUILDING 1 PAINTER - High school equiv., 2 yrs. $2.15 per hour. Contact: LEE'S INC., P.O. Box 1691, Contact: ALITA A. SOLANGONdbaLita’s Salary: $1,000.00 monthly - High school grad., 2 yrs. experience. experienoe. Salary $2.15 - $2.50 per Contact: FRANCISCO O. AGUON dba Saipan, MP 96950 (11/8)F/6045. Enterprises, P.O. Box 2729, Saipan, MP F.O. Aguon Brass Business, P.O. Box 1 ACCOUNTANT - College grad., 2 yrs. Salary $2.15 per hour. hour. The Public School System reserves the right to award, amend or Shift Work (including night duty) 96950 (11/15)F/6167. ______2303, Saipan, MP 96950 (11/15)F/6175. experience. Salary $500-$900permonth. Contact: D.E.D. ENTERPRISES, P.O. 5 MASON - High school equiv., 2 yrs. reject any or all proposals in the best interest of the Public School Requirements: High school graduate 5 HOUSE WORKER - High school equiv., Box 3135, Saipan, MP 96950 (11/8)F/ experience. Salary $2.15 - $3.00 per 1 ACCOUNTANT - College grad., 2 yrs. 1 MAINTENANCE REPAIRER, BUILDING System. Also, the Public School System reserves the right to 2 yrs. experience. Salary 42.15 per hour. hour. MISCELLANEOUS Interested in the job 6044. experienoe. Salary $4.33 per hour. Contact: JOAQUIN F. TORRESdba JVR 1 AUTO MECHANIC - High school equiv., - High school equiv., 2 yrs. experience. establish conditions on the contract award to the selected proposal 1 COMPUTER OPERATOR - College Salary $2.15 per hour. Preferably can speak Japanese Enterprises, P.O. Box 2972, Saipan, MP 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.50 - $3.00 1 YARD WORKER - High school equiv., 2 submission. grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $3.00 per Contact: JOSEPH T. TORRES dba 96950 (11/8)F/6044. CONSTRUCTION per hour. yrs. experience. Salary $2.50 per hour. hour. Courtney's Plaza, P.O. Box 714, Saipan, Contact: JESUS B. YUMUL dba YCO Contact: MAGDALENA F. ORBINOdba 1 GRAPHIC ARTIST - High school grad., MP 96950(11/15)F/6178. Please call or see us on or before 15th of November. 1 ACCOUNTANT - College grad., 2 yrs. WORKER Corporation, P.O. Box 932, Saipan, MP J.L. Enterprises, P.O. Box 424, Saipan, Any question(s) regarding this announcement should be forwarded experience. Salary $2.50 - $6.00 per MP 96950 (11/8)F/6110. 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.40 per hour. For more information please call 234-6553/4 I 15 MASON 96950 (11/8)F/10298. 3 SCUBA DIVING INSTRUCTOR to PSS Procurement & Supply at telephone number 322-9256. hour. 2 BINDER WORKERS - High school 15 CARPENTER - High school equiv., 2 10 EMBROIDERY MACHINE OPERA- equiv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 (SPORTS) - High school grad,, 2 yrs. 10391 11/15/P | 6 SALESPERSON - High school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $1.75-$2,15 per 5 MASON yrs experience. Salary $2.50 per hour. 6 CARPENTERS - High school equiv., 2 TOR- Highschool grad., 2yrs. experience. per hour. experience. Salary $1,200 per month. hour. /s/William S. Torres /s/David P. Babauta yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. Salary $2.20 per hour. Contact: MARIANAS PRINTING SER­ Contact: SAIPAN CORAL REEF, P.O. Contact; HAKUBOTAN SAIPAN ENT., Contact: REYNALDO T. DE LEMOS dba Contact: SE JIN CORP., Caller Box 435, VICE, INC., P.O. Box 438, Saipan, MP Box 771, Saipan, MP 96950 (11/15JF/ Commissioner of Education Proc. & Supply Officer INC., P.O. Box 127, Saipan, MP 96950 Universal Developers, Inc., P.0, Box2136, Contact: ALLASIA, INC., Caller Box AAA Saipan, MP 96950 (11/8)F/6096. 96950 (11/15)F/10339. 6177. (11/8)F/10305. Saipan, MP 96950 (11/8)F/6044. 222, Saipan, MP 96950 (11/8)F/6047. 10446 11/15F FRIDAY-NOVEMBER 1,1991- MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-75 74.MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY- NOVEMBER 1 ,19N

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Para todos taotao Salpan:

Buenas yan saludu para hagu yan todos i familia. Guaho si JUAN SABLAN REYES, mas matungo ho komo si LILINQ'. Padgon CARMEN CAMACHO SABLAN yan defunto AANTONIO DIAZ REYES taotao Guaio Rai. Esta quatros (4) anos desde husetbe hamyo kumo Cogresson miyo. Munga man duda nu esti na importantin kommunicasion sa depotsiha naturatmenti derechon miyo ni gineflieho na taotao Saipan na in tingo yan in comprendi kabalis hafa planu yan intensión kada uno na Kandidato. hucomprendi yan hunota i problema siha guini gi tanota. Kon hinimiddi yan hupresesenta yu gi menan miyo corno fletyan listo na tintago miyo gi siyan miyo senaodt. Pot fabot hahaso yu yan todos i man gachonho gi dia 2 gi Novembre.

Asi como i tiempo ti apertmitiyu guini na katta para baihu diskuti todo i plano, pot fabot sediyu ya bai hunota unos cuantosha na programa:

1. Urna enacta lai para mas probecho, beneficio yan proteksion todos man amko yan man inutid.

2. Umana chadig mas i maadelantan i hanum yan kandid gi estao snai publikun Saipan ufan Cong. Juan Sablan Reyes satosfecho nu i sedvisio yan sufficiente para todos. u Liling” 3. I chalan siha esta duro de man maarela. In lilie-ha, bai hu continúan muña guahayi salapi kosa ke todo i chalan gi halom Sasipan ufan ma chogue.

4. Gi bandan educasion yan hinemlo .... I taotao Saipan hameresi i mas mauleg yan qualidad na facilidad hinemlo yan educasion para i famaguonta todos.

5. 1 Gobeietnon Commonwealth iyon i taotao .. . Pot ennao mina debede kada uno giya Saipan komo qualifikau emanae taño yan opportunidad ni para ufan man hatsa guma para i familia. Gi presenti guaha 2,500 na sulat guma homestead mababa ya listo para ufan manae i maneluta Susana Aguon Congressman Pete Arriola ni man tai taño. Guaho yan i man gachonho kosa ke sina todo i taotaota ni man qualificau ufan meresi nu esti na direcho.

6. Para mantinsion yan contribusion i operasion i Govietnamento to d o s giya Marianas . . . Nesesario na uguaha fonmat yan mauleg na estao kometsio, sa man man apapasi dankulo na tax yan hameplelea lahyan na taotao siha.

7. Asi como i kometsianti la-majotpatti umayuyuda yan mananae mantinsion i gasto siha gi operasion i Govietnamento . . . Nesesario na uguaha fonmat yan sano na opportunidad yan plano gi bandan kometsio.

Pot fabot hugagagau i confiansan miyo todos. Sapotta yo yan todos i man gachongho gi dia 2 de Novembre. Si Yuus Maase.

Taghilo na respeto.

Ricardo Marciano Francis Sablan Mina Fleming Juan S. Mary Aguon '""-Congrí ,( yan cpndidatu para Senadot Elsa Bel-Avellano DEMOCRAT

ihciítW iIiiih Marlins in 4th straight SAVA League Team Standing as of October 30 win at SAVA tourney Team Win Loss Men’s Division The J&G Marlins maintained In the second game, the Mar­ 2. their top spot in the young vol­ lins cruised to an easy 15-11, On Wednesday this week, the leyball season by posting wins 15-8 victory over the Old Time Torres Refrigeration Freezers, over the Old Time Jammers and Jammers for their third win in a entering the game with a 0 and 3 J&G Marlins 4 0 the 01’Aces in last week’s com­ row. Pacing the winners was record surprised the Old Time Hot Tuna 2 1 Alex Germinaro who dumped in Jammers with 3-set 15-4; 13-15 petition at the Gilbert C. Ada Ol’Aces 2 2 Gymnasium in Susupe. 9 points. and 15-8 victory to emerge from Hot Tuna also won its second In the only Women’s game the cellar to a 1 and 3 record. Beach Boys 1 2 game this week as they toppled played on Monday, the Beach Faa’ ea Tala, a big Samoan Freezers 1 3 the previously unbeaten 01 ’Aces Gals tasted their first win as they standing 6’3 grilled the Jammers Old Time Jammers 1 3 in straight sets 15-12 and 17-15. re-shuffled their lin-up and throughout the match with thun­ brought in veteran players Toni derous kills most of which were On Friday last week, the Beach Women’s Division Boys handed the Freezers their Taitano and Rose Igitol whose unchallenged at the net. He fin­ 3rd straight loss with a 15-7, 9- expertise on the game resulted in ished the night with 8 kills. 15 and 15-12 score. In that game, their team winning the last two The second game saw the Just for Fun 2 0 Alex Olopai led the Beach Boys sets of the game. The Beach Gals Marlins win their4th straightgame Beach Gals 1 1 as he served for a total of 13 evened their record at 1 and 1 over the 01’ Aces with a 15-10, Slammers 0 2 points. while the Slammers fell to 0 and 11-15,15-12,3 set victory. Tinian to host three day cliff fishing derby The 10th Annual Tinian Cliff the Tinian Visitor Information officially close on Sunday, No­ “We are very pleased that “We expect to draw over Fishing Derby, co-sponsored by Center to explain the Derby’s vember lOat 1 p.m. Throughout Continental Air Micronesia twenty off-island fishermen theMarianas Visitors Bureauand Rules and Regulations and an­ the tournament, Derby offi­ have once again donated two from Korea, Taipei, Guam, the Mayor’s Office of Tinian swer questions from Derby cials will be going around complimentary round trip Saipan, and Rota for this an­ and Aguigan, will be held from participants said the news release the designated fishing sites ticket to either Taiwan, Ko­ nual fishing competition” November 8 -10,1991. from MVB. to ensure that all participants rea, or to the CNMI added Santos. The eventorganizers will hold The actual competition will are safe and to record all depending on where the Deadline to submitall application a welcoming ceremony on Fri­ begin immediately after the fish caught entering for a lucky winner resides” said forms and the $20 entry fee per day, November 8 at 5:00 p.m. at welcoming ceremony and will prize, the MVB release said. MVB’s James A. Santos. applicant is 5 p.m., November 7.

S aipan senior bow lers shine in M anila FIQ

by Rafael H. Arroyo highest average in the all event, and was seeded first.” Roman Cabrera, bowling like his life But entering into the masters, he was depended on it, taught his Asian co­ the favorite and in fact earned a bye, that participants a neat lesson on how bowling would just make him wait for the winner is in the Northern Marianas, putting up of the match between the second and the a 198 average before settling for two third placer. silvers and one bronze during the 1st But in the step ladder, he got beaten by Senior Bowlers FIQ Tournament held a Korean who managed to play a consis­ recently in Manila. tently good game. Cabrera, who may have proven to be He likewise teamed up with Tik one of the Commonwealth’s best Palacios, Rick Sablan, and Tony bowlers in the 50 and above age bracket, Guerrero to win bronze in the teams placed second in the master’s event and event. in the singles event, while placing third “This is the very first time for in the all events competition. CNMI delegates to come back with “The guy is a master bowler,” says medals from an international tour­ Joe Guerrero, team manager of the CNMI nament, and we’re very proud of the delegation. “He was the one with the achievement,” said Guerrero.

O ver the reef yacht c U i to m eet W ed The Over the Reef Yacht Club will All current and past yacht club mem­ hold a kick-off meeting for the 1991- bers are encouraged to attend, as well as 1992 sailing season on Wednesday, everyone interested in sailing or learning November 6 at 6:30 PM at Rudolpho’s to sail. Restaurant in San Jose. This will be a The yacht club hasrental boats available dinner meeting and social get together to and members eager to teach new members start off the season. how to sail. So, come on down to Rudy’s There will be planning of the sched­ enjoy some pizza, and get involved in ule of events for the upcoming year, sailing! including leant to sail clinics, Managaha For more information call Tony The delegation of senior bowlers from Saipan who participated in the recent FIQ tourney picnic sails, a Tinian sail and campout, Steams at 322-3222 or Joe Husslein at held in Pasig, Metro Manila, Philippines. and the catamaran racing schedule. 256-7245.

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