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Vol. 22 No 54 tSm m rt m M ^ i r 9 ( 1 1 0 0 3 Saipan, MP 96950 ■£1993 Marianas Variety r r i a d y ■ I W I d y £ O r I # 7 » Serving CNMI for 20 Years

R epublicans choose candidate

Juan N. Babauta Lorenzo I. Guerrero Juan S. Demapan

THE TOP three elected officials fate of the SI20 million federal cized Guerrero for his insincerity himself with the group, although will be held in Saipan, the biggest of the Northern Marianas will vie funding agreement and the re­ in dealing with Congress, par­ the Senate earlier passed a bill to in the island chain. for the Republican Party nomina­ striction on the stay of alien work­ ticularly the House Committee repeal the restriction. The polling booths infour places tion as candidate for governor ers in the Commonwealth. on Natural Resources chaired by The campaign also raises ques­ open at 7 a.m. and close at 6 p.m., during a primary tomorrow. Guerrero and Manglona blamed Rep. George Miller. tions regarding possible violations after which the ballot boxes will be Incumbent Governor Lorenzo the Legislature for the rejection With virtually no involvement of a newly signed law, the Gov­ taken to the Convention Center on I. Guerrero, with Lt. Gov. Ben- of the SI9 million (out of S22 in the funding controversy, ernment Code of Ethics Act of Capitol Hill for tabulation. Results jaminT. Manglona, will face Sen­ million) requested for capital im­ Demapan used the law which re­ 1992. may be known on the same night. ate President Juan S. Demapan provement projects in fiscal year stricts alien workers to a four- Public Auditor Scott K. Tan Residents of San Antonio, San and Resident Representative to 1994 and the attachment of strict year continuous stay in the CNMI. said the use of public facilities Vicente and Koblerville will cast Washington Juan N. Babauta, who conditions for the release of the The first four-year period under such as schools for political ac­ their votes at the Koblerville El­ has Speaker Thomas P. remaining S98 million. that law ended on May 10,1993. tivities is prohibited by the law ementary School. Those in Cha- Villagomez as running mate. The incumbent executive offi­ Thus, alien workers who have signed early this year. lan Kanoa or Susupe will vote at Demapan, who has no running cials said the Legislature’s inac­ been in the CNMI for four years Representative Pete P. Reyes the Chalan Kanoa social hall. mate, has the least to lose among tion on bills to raise the local as of May 10 are now classified as agreed, and urged Tan to enforce Residents of San Jose, Garapan the three. If he loses the primary minimum wage, increase taxes “excludable aliens.” the provisions of the ethics code. and Northern Islands will cast their he still has two years remaining in and minimize labor abuses, all Some women leaders who call There are 9,383 registered vot­ votes at the Garapan Elementary his term as senator. aimed at appeasing Congress, was themselves as a “group of moth­ ers in the CNMI but about 1,714 School while voters from During the two-week campaign the main reason for failure to get ers” have been opposing a move voters who live on the islands of Tanapag, San Roque and Capitol for the primary public debates the funding agreement approved. (supported by Guerrero) to lift the Rota and Tinian may not be able Hill will go to the Convention centered on two key issues: the Babauta, on the other hand, criti­ restriction. Demapan has aligned to participate in the primary, which Center. (NL) Article 12 lawsuit Police narrow down search filed against Millard for boat that killed tourist ANOTHER article 12 lawsuit was transaction: her husband William POLICE have narrowed down Finance of Japan. hit by a boat propeller. filed last week in the Superior Millard, chairman of the IMS their investigation concerning The police, according to Reyes, The victim was in Saipan Court, bringing to about 20 the board; VicenteT. Torres, a North­ the hit-and-run at sea incident may be able to disclose the initial with 10 other Japanese tour­ number of cases filed by persons ern Marianas descendant; and that killed a Japanese govern­ findings of the investigation to­ ists and was supposed to of Northern Marianas descent who Saipan Investment Corp. ment employee to two tour boat morrow. return home the day his want to take back land acquired Tudela wants to take back a operators plying the route where He only described the two boat body was found. by others through sale or long­ 14.5-hectare parcel of land in the victim’s body was found. operators being investigated as Several speed boats trans­ term lease. Papago, Saipan. Police Chief Antonio A. males and possibly contract work­ porting tourists to and from the The latest complaint was filed Like in several other article 12 Reyes, however, declined to ers. beach near Dai-Ichi and a ves­ on May 20 by Saipan resident suits filed earlier, Tudela asked categorize the two remaining Shotaro’s body was found float­ sel bearing Cpast Guard mark Rosa C. Tudela against IMS As­ the court to declare that the sale of boat operators being investi­ ing Tuesday morning about half a were checked but police would sociates Inc., a company formed the land on April 5 ,1986toTorres gated as suspects. mile off the beach near Dai-Ichi not say if telltale signs of in California which engage in real was void because the buyer, who He also did not comment if Hotel in Saipan. Tuesday’s incident were found estate transactions in Saipan. is of Northern Marianas descent, investigators have identified the The body had a deep wound from in one of the boats. Also named defendants in the was allegedly a front. boat that hit Itzuko Shotaro, 40, the head to the right side of his body Shotaro’s,. body was complaint were Barbara Millard, The money used by Torres to an employee of the Ministry of which was believed to have been autopsied yesterday.(GLD) president of IMS at the time of the continued on page 2

K l& dSpC Lper' Q f & c f ó ^-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-MAY 28.1993 DFS to launch info ßonqm tulcdiom , fa drive on article 12 a£i 93 Q xaduafeô, MAJORITY of voters in Saipan feeling of uncertainty among in­ want to learn more about article vestors over article 12. 12 and believe that the Supreme The survey also shows that 62.7 Court’s rulings on the constitu­ percent of those who responded, tional provision have hurt the lo­ to the phone inquiry agreed that v g cal economy, results of a tele­ the court rulings on article 12 phone survey funded by Duty Free have hurt the local economy, 25.1 Shop show. percent disagreed and the remain­ Late last year, a person of North­ ing 12.2 percent are unaware of ern Marianas descent has filed an the court rulings’ implications. article 12 suit against DFS in an Ninety-two percent of the Q nty effort to take back a parcel of land people surveyed also said it is where a portion of the DFS store very important that Saipan has a in Garapan is located. strong economy. Jay Merrill, founder of Merrill About 74.6 percent agreed that and Associates Inc. which con­ foreign investment is important ducted the survey, and Playford to Saipan’s economy, 17.7 per­ Ramsey, DFS general manager cent disagreed and the remaining for Saipan, disclosed the results 7.7 percent were undecided. 9 , 7 9 5 of the survey yesterday. Respondents also think that A total of 417 registered voters improving water and sewage sys­ inSaipan were randomly surveyed tems is the most important con­ this month. cern of voters in Saipan, having a About 50.7 percent of the re­ strong economy is their next con­ spondents said they are very in­ cern, followed by financial status terested in learning about the con­ of the local government, harmony stitutional provision, 38.8 percent in the community, raising the said they are interested and the -minimum wage, then the number remaining 10.5 percent showed of alien workers, last. no interest. A majority or 66.7 percent of Because of the survey findings, the respondents also agreed that DFS will launch a village-to-vil- the Legislature should pass new lage information campaign, laws to fix the problems created Ramsey said. by Article 12, 21.6 percent dis­ Options: Model: AAYABFB13EU12 He said the CNMI is “facing a agreed and 11.8 percent were un­ crisis situation” because of the decided. (GLD) 1.6 Liter D O H C - A M /F M Radio Cassette *W h ile Stocks Last. 16 Valve Engine - Full Carpeting/ 110 Horsepower Velour Cloth Seats Music Society hosts 5 Speed M anual Transmission - Floor Mats B) A ir Conditioning - Full Wheel Covers IPs time to expect Moonlight Cruise’ Power Steering and more... more from a truck.™ A SPECIAL “Moonlight Cruise” Society. JOETEN MOTOR COMPANY INC. aboard the Puti On Saipan is be­ ‘Tickets are on sale now at the AUTOMOBILE SALES, PARTS & SERVICE ing offered the Saipan commu­ CHC Gift Shop or from any Mu­ RO. BOX BBO. SAIPAN MP 36950 nity on June 4 from 8:15 until sic Society board member,” said TEL. 2 3 4 / 5 5 6 2 / 5 5 6 3 / 5 5 6 4 / 5 5 6 5 / 5 5 6 7 / 5 5 6 8 Business Hours: Monday to Saturday 8:00am to 5:00pm 10:30 p.m. Janet Foster, president of the This charter cruise, sponsored Music Society. “We urge you to by the Marianas Music Society, get your tickets now as a limited will include pizza, fried chicken, number of tickets have been hot dogs, popcorn and buffalo printed for selling before we sail.” wings as part of the package price Join friends and Music Society of $20 a ticket. Additionally, members for an evening of fun special prices of $2 for beer and and entertainment at reasonable wine and $ 1 for soft drinks will be Foster, “Don’t be late. We sale " 7 d e Î 2 t d r f t u i u a i in effect. just after eight.” (Unsold tickets Live entertainment and danc­ will be available at Charlie Dock, ing will also be a feature of the boatside, until 8 p.m.) cruise, which will constitute a For more information call Janet general membership meeting and Foster at 234-6885, Jeff Schorr at mini-fund raiser for the Music 234-8861/2. Article.. . _

CIVIC CENTER BEACH PARK continued from page 1 but the Supreme Court has ruled acquire the property came from that if another person is used as JUNE 12 AND 13 the Millards, according to the front, the lease could be invali­ complaint filed by lawyer An­ dated. 9:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. thony Long. The suit also claims that IMS is Succeeding transactions involv­ a “sham” corporation allegedly ing the Papago land are also void organized by the Millards “for the because the initial transaction vio­ purpose of conducting real estate lated article 12, the suit says. transactions in violation of Ar­ THE LARGEST GATHERING OF TRADITIONAL Neither the Millard couple nor ticle 12.” IMS could buy land because they Two weeks after Tudela sold are not of Northern Marianas de­ the land to Torres in April 1986, AND CONTEMPORARY PERFORMERS, ARTISTS scent. Article 12 of the Constitu­ Torres and IMS executed a 55- tion allows only persons of North­ year lease agreement. AND CRAFTSPEOPLE INTHECMNI! ern Marianas descent to buy land In September of the same year, or acquire a lease longer than 55 IMS assigned its right, title and years. interest of the property to Saipan Persons who are not of North­ Investment Corp. which, accord­ ern Marianas descent can obtain ing to the suit, is also a “sham” S/28.6/4,11 (4806) land leases up to a 55-year period corporation. (GLD) FRIDAY, MAY 28,1993 -MARIANAS^VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-3 Guerrero-Manglona

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OF COURSE I K\ULHD THE O H ,I OUNHO... JÖ&S ÏAU-...WHM MAKE5 TrtE LP6T twelve ©1993 PlTlSBlJffiH YOU TR\NK I WOULD P ile F05T-GAZETTÊ , I « i r n e n n l I ADC OM Ye a r s , M i e e . Choose the right governor P C O M C M Y ? VOTERS will decide tomorrow who should run for governor under the Republican Party. One of three candidates in the prim ary-Governor Lorenzo I. Guerrero, Senate President Juan S. Demapan and Resident Representative Juan N. Babauta - will face Democratic Party candidate Froilan C. Tenorio in the November e le c tio n s . The people who will m ake this judgem ent through the ballot should consider that the man who wins the primary will also have a 50 percent chance of becom ing governor of the Northern Marianas in the next four years. Thus, every voter must make a personal evalu­ ation before writing down a name and must write a nam e only if that voter is convinced that the chosen candidate will be a good governor, not just a good c a n d i d a t e . The candidates in tomorrow’s primary will be easy to judge because they are all incumbent officials. Voters need only look at their current perform ance, the posi­ Tomorrow, many of you will be marching to the twist the truth? tions they take on issues affecting the Commonwealth, four polling pi aces throughout the island to vote for Is the GM Team really environmentally commit­ their outlook and their plans. a candidate of your choice. It is a decision which ted? If so, has it instructed CUC to fix the ruptured will show the true sentiments of our people with sewer pipe right outside the Tanapag Harbor where Guerrero is seeking another four-year term. Does he respect to the need to make changes however millions of gallons of sewer outfall still find its way deserve it? Was he a good governor in the past four difficult for a better tomorrow. Conversely, it back into our lagoon? If in fact it doubts that this is years? Did he fulfill his prom ises? W hat does he intend could also be a decision to retain the status quo if for true, all it needs to review is the consistent public to do in the next four years? Can he do it? anything else but to nurture our pride regardless of notices issued weekly by the Division of Environmen­ all the things that we have seen gone wrong over the tal Quality warning the general public to stay clear of Demapan has been a senator for two years, a Senate last three and-a-half years. There are a number of certain beach areas because of the continued presence president in less than one year. The CNMI has faced vitally important questions which you the voter can of fecal coliform bacteria in the water. What has the numerous problems in the past few years. W hat has answer with a sense of honesty. They are: GM Team done then to protect our fragile eco-system? Has the administration kept its promise on its Nothing! How long can it tell us pure white lies? Demapan done to help solve those problems? Is he declared war on water? The answer is very With about 40 percent of the local population fair? Is he objective? Is he an effective leader? How do simple: Open your faucet for a crystal clear, having tried methamphetamines (ice or shabu), his words relate to his actions? doubtless and honest to goodness answer. The has the GM Team taken any initiative at all to Babauta was a senator before becoming resident people of Kagman, Fina Sisu, San Roque, Chalan protect this community from the invasion of this Kanoa, Garapan, Dandan, many areas on the island lethal drug? The answer is obvious! It has done a lot representative. He also has a good academic back­ and even as far away as Sinapalo II on Rota are of nothing in this regard. Where then is its commit­ ground. Among the three candidates, he is the farthest, without this vitally important service. The GM ment to the future of our young people? It seems that geographically, from the people he represents. But War on Water is definitely lost! Despite this set the GM Team has simply acknowledged the destruc­ back, it continues to tell us there’s 24 hour water tive nature of this drug and has turned its face hoping modern technology has m ade it possible for the people service. How far can the GM Team stretch and continued on page 9 to know what he has been doing as CNMI representa­ tive to W ashington. W hat has he accom plished for the JACK ANDERSON and MICHAEL BINSTEIN benefit of the CNMI? Will he put the interests of the WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND CNMI above the desires of W ashington? These are som e questions that voters may ask them ­ selves before making their choice. The choice should Ju stice appointee’s past could h au n t him not be based on personal or blood relationships but on an objective comparison of the candidates’ qualities. WASHINGTON - President to haunt him in the hearings. Per­ mant who had penetrated the brib Beyond that, voters will have to m ake one m ore choice, Clinton’s nominee for the No. 2 haps the most notorious case was ery scheme for the US attorney’! job at the Justice Department once the 1979 investigation into Rob­ office in New York. And the in November, to have a governor who would be a true authorized secret subpoenas to ert L. Vesco, who remains at large, report made clear that this deci leader to his people. obtain phone records of journal­ over his alleged attempts to bribe sion supported by Heymann wai ists during the Carter administra­ Carter White House officials into instrumental in derailing key part« tion and has also drawn fire for shutting down extradition pro­ of the investigation. ¿M arianas cVariety' his role in a scandal involving ceedings against him, and deliv­ “Without funding, the depart fugitive financier Robert Vesco’s ering US planes to Libya. A 1982 ment lost access to the targets oi Serving the Commonwealth for 21 years alleged attempts to bribe Carter Senate Judiciary Committee re­ the investigation,” the Judiciary Published Monday to Friday By Younis Art Studio, Inc. White House officials. port flayed Justice’s role in the Committee report concluded. Publishers This week, Philip B. Heymann Vesco affair this way: “It is well Justice then decided agains Abed aed Paz Youros faces confirmation hearings be­ that justice is blind for she would appointing a special prosecutor fore the Senate Judiciary Com­ not care to see what has been Nick Legaspi...... Editor and the informant’s name wat M e m b e r of mittee to be deputy attorney gen­ wrought in her name. This inves­ Rafael H. Arroyo...... Reporter mysteriously leaked to the press Ma.Gaynor L. Dumat-ol...Reporter T h e eral. But 13 years ago he repeat­ tigation is a shame and a dis­ The leak, according to the Associated Press edly testified at hostile hearings grace.” committee’s report, “ended any before the same committee - and Although Heymann was one of hope of continuing the undercovei many of the same committee P.O. Box 231, Saipan MP 96950-0231 © 1993, Marianas Variety the few officials who had origi­ investigation.” Justice shortly Tel. (670) 234-6341/7578/9797 All Rights Reserved members - as chief of the Justice nally called for a special prosecu­ thereafter indicted the informani Fax: (670) 234-9271 Department’s criminal division tor for the case, the committee in Denver and New York, and ir under the Carter administration. report chided him for personally the process doomed its own cast Heymann’s pastmay come back denying funds to the prime infor­ continued on page £ FRIDAY, MAY 28, 1993 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-5 Washington# % m continued from page 5 Letters to the Editor against several potential targets - Section, which focuses on govern­ including Carter administration ment corruption. officials. DeConcini countered by charg­ When Denver US District Judge ing Justice with “holding the Ameri­ Why withhold writer’s name? can people in contempt.” Fred Winner in 1980 ordered We haye been criticized I ’m sure they still have their guns. as long as you will accept them. It was raily after a unanimous Heymann to answer questions fo r publishing letters with How can I risk my job, myself, Newspapers all over the world Judiciary Committee vote to sub­ about the Vesco probe in the the names o f writers with­ and my family? Withholding my publish “name withheld” letters. informant’s post-conviction pro­ poena the files, and a delay of sev­ held. The following letter name is the only way I can freely It is part of the freedom of the ceedings, he refused, claiming eral months, that investigators were from a reader who also re­ express my opinions. I don’t do press. The right to speak anony­ executive privilege and arguing it allowed acess to the documents. quested that his name be this to be sneaky, but only be­ mously is as important as the right These files uncovered some trou­ could jeopardize an ongoing in­ withheld, explains our po­ cause I cannot trust this adminis­ to vote anonymously. I encour­ vestigation. bling disclosures. Fra example, in sition. Editor tration to accept criticism grace­ age the Marianas Variety to stand a confidential 1980 memo, a Sen­ Winner, now retired from the fully. firm in support of this right. You ate investigator concluded that a bench, told our associate Dean Well, I am a government em­ The administration doesn’t need are our most prominent local pa­ case involving serious allegations Boyd: “I threatened to charge ployee, and who knows what to know my name in order to per. If you give in to the against a federal judge “was never him (Heymann) with contempt. would happen to me if it was answer my letter. It can answer administration’s pressure, the ...Rwas the fiistand only timelhad investigated at all” by the Justice known that I wrote this letter? I with its own letter to the editor. other papers will certainly fol­ anybody openly defy the court, and Department. And that “the Depart- might lose my job — or, worse “Name withheld letters” are not low. I ’ll be damned if he didn’t getaway mentof Justice wenttogreatlengths yet, I might be shot at, the way completely anonymous. The per­ to cover up the fact that there had with it.” Winner was ultimately Congressmen Hofschneider and son writing the letter must give Please — don’t let them bully been no investigation,” the memo forced to dismiss thecharges against Camacho were shot at when they his name to the “Variety” editor, you. Stand firm for a free press. the informant in 1982 because of states. talked about impeaching the Gov­ so the editor can check the facts of Continue to publish “name with­ During this same period, Justice’s refusal to reveal informa­ ernor. The men who fired those the letter. I trust the “Variety” to held” letters, no matter how an­ Heymann found himself at the cen­ tion relevant to his defense. shots were never caught. They keep my name confidential and gry it makes the administration. ter of controversy after it was re­ Heymann’s troubles with the are still out there somewhere, and so I will continue to write letters We are all counting on you. Judiciary Committee were not lim­ vealed that in June 1980 he had ited to the Vesco affair. As sordid personally authorized secret sub­ details of that probe filtered into the poenas to obtain telephone toll hands of committee investigators records of The New York Times’ M iller’s m essage to islanders in 1980, Sens. Dennis DeConcini, Atlanta office and home phone To my fellow Asian/Pacific Is­ to take this opportunity to salute toms, and achievements. D-Ariz., and Oirin Hatch, R-Utah, records of its bureau chief. After landers: the people of American Samoa, As chairman of the Committee began requesting files from Justice acknowledging thathe had ordered On October 23,1992, the enact­ Guam, and the Northern Mariana on Natural Resources, I hope that on more than a dozen other sensi­ the records without the approval of ment of Public Law 102-450 per­ Islands and to thank you for being together we can continue to seek a tive public corruption cases in the attorney general, Heymann manently proclaimed the month of a part of that legacy. While each of balance that respects the “time- which they feared a cover-up. apologized by explaining, “we did May as “Asian/Pacific American your islands have its own rich honored” ways of your people while Heymann balked on grounds that it without a great deal of consider­ Heritage Month”. The purpose is heritage, collectively you have forging ahead to develop your is­ the raw files could tarnish an ation as to how it related to the to annually recognize the nearly added a dimension to the United lands politically, economicall y and individual’s reputation, and at one regulations.” 8,000,000 people in the United States that only seafarers from the socially for the generations to come. point accused the committee or Justice Department officials de­ States who can trace their roots to Pacific could bring. Your deep preparing a “lynch party” for the clined comment and refused to al­ Asia and the islands of the Pacific sense of appreciation for your Sincerely, head of Justice’s Public Integrity low us to speak with Heymann. for their significant contributions people, the natural resources that /s/George Miller to the development of this country. bless your islands, your land and Chairman Although the month of May is the sea surrounding it manifests rapidly coming to a close, I wanted itself in your history, culture, cus- continued on page 14

U.S.G.S. R eports: R ainfall is dow n 50 P ercent U .S.G .S. R eports ‘T tecord L ow L evels” Conserve Water D ry Season W ater H ours Today’s Water Watch tip: (Revised May 25,1993) Y ou can save w ater w hen you w ash your dishes! Village______lime______Mo. of Hours Marpi 5 a.m. - 7 p.m. 10-14 San Roque 5 a.m. - 7 p.m. 10-14 You’d be surprised how many people do not fill the sink with Tanapag 5:15 a.m .-11:30 a.m. 2-8 Lower Base 24 water when they do dishes. Instead, they let the water and Sadog Tasi (Depending on the flow) 2-8 dish soap run down the drain. Garapan 4a.m until empty 1-4 Gualo Ral 4 a.m. -7 a.m. 1-3 Lower Navy Hill 5a.m -7 a.m. 1-2 UpperNavy Hill 1 a.m.- 3 a.m. 1-2 •PU T A STOPPER OR COVER OVER THE DRAIN: Sugar Klng 3 a.m .-5 a.m. 1-2 FILL THE SINK W ITH W ATER. China Town 3 a.m.- 5:30 a.m. 1-2 Chalan Laulau 3:30 a.m. -7 a.m. 2-4 San José 4 a.m. 9- a.m. 2-6 •DON’T LET THE RINSE W ATER RUN Susupe 4 a.m .-9 a.m. 2-6 Chalan Kanoa 4 a.m.-11 a.m. 2-6 DOWN THE DRAIN. Chalan Plao 4 a.m.-11 a.m. 2-6 Letting the rinse water run down the drain takes 30 gallons of water! San Antonio 5:30 a.m. -1 p.m. Try washing all the dishes and then rinsing them at the same time. Koblerville Lower Koblerville (from the old runway) 24 Upper Koblerville 4-10 Dandan Homestead 24 •DON’T RUN A DISHW ASHER UNLESS YOU HAVE A San Vicente 4 a.m. - 9 a.m. 4-8 FULL LOAD! (Areas that are east of Prudenclo Social Hall and portions of San Vicente Elem. school have 24 hours water) A utom atic dishw ashers sw allow 20 gallons of w ater Fina Slsu 24 every tim e they run. (Areas connected to the old hospital booster, north of the newly paved road, recieve 2-3 hours of water a day) Afetnas 5 a.m. -1 p.m. 2-6 If your faucet is dripping, even a little bit, you are probably wasting AsLito 5:30 a .m .-7:30 a.m 1-2 to 100 gallons of water everyday. As Terlaje 5:30 a.m.-10:00am 2-6 Papago 5 a.m. - 6 p.m. 2-6 (Hours based on when boosterthank fills with water) Report all leaks to your landlord, maintenance people or call... Agag (some areas) 20 Kagman (some areas) 20 Kagman 1 5 a.m-7 a.m75 p.m-7 p.m. 2-4 THE COMMONWEALTH UTILITIES CORPORATION Kagman 2 (old line) 5 a.m-7 a.m75 p.m-7 p.m. 1 -2 Capitol Hill Homestead 4a.m -6p.m . 2-14 W E’LL H ELP YOU! 322-9393 O R 3220390 Capitol Hill 4a.m -6p.m . 2-14 Area that show 24 hours water service are hooked up directly to the main waterline V^either from the booster pump or reservoir to reservoir line. 6-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VŒWS-FRIDAY-MAY 28,1993 H earing on P alau law suit delayed

KOROR, Palau (AP)—A court vember has been delayed until the continuance was requested Palau voters approved the come self-governing under the hearing on a lawsuit which chal­ June 14, the Palau Supreme Court because of the death of a relative amendment which, if upheld, p act lenges the validity of a constitu­ Cleric’s office said Wednesday. of one of the participating attor­ would allow simple majority ap­ The lawsuit filed last October tional amendment vote last No- The assistant court cleric said neys. proval of a proposed Compact of by Yutaka M. Gibbons, a para­ Free Association with the United mount chief, and nearly 50 other States. Because of an anti-nuclear Palauans, claimed the Palauan provision in its constitution, the language version of the ballot was compact had to be approved by 75 not an accurate translation of the percent of the voters. English version and wouldxause CCC MAIL SERVICE The political and economic voter confustion. Tel.: 233-0721 pact, if approved, would end The amendment was approved Palau’s status as the world’s only by nearly 62 percent of Palau’s Fax: 233-0722 U N trust territory. The tiny West­ voters. ern Pacific island chain 4,500 The lawsuit hearing had been miles west of Hawaii would be­ scheduled yesterday. POSTAL BOX RENTAL 280 vie for legislative LONG SERVICE HOURS positions in Solomons (M-S: 9 a.m . -10 p.m., Sun: 1 p.m . -10 p.m.) HONIARA, Solomon Islands election, were hotly contested. (AP) - A record 280 candidates Because sane voters are illiter­ were vyingfor47 seats inthesingle- ate, candidateschosesymbols, such MAIL CHECKING BY PHONE chamber legislature in national as a coconut tree or a shield, to voting on Wednesday. appear on ballot boxes instead of Caretaker Prime Minister their names. Voters placeunmarked Solomon Mamaloni and Foreign ballot papers into die box bearing CONVENIENT LOCATION AT GARAPAN Affairs Minister Job Dudley their candidate’s symbol. (near C astro's Mobil Gas Station) Tausinga stood unopposed but the About 166,000 citizens are eli­ other seats, increased by nine this gible to vote. TRAFFIC-FREE EASY ACCESS Cocaine packages wash (from Middle Road & Beach Road) ashore in Marshalls MAJURO, Marshall Islands charged with using cocaine they FAX (AP) - Plastic-wrapped packages found on the beach at Nallo Is­ of cocaine and heroin have now land, in the southern portion of (Receiving & S e n d i n g ) washed ashore on five islands, the Marshalls. authorities here said. The two, Jack Peter and Allen The latest incident occurred at Jude, pleaded innocent Wednes­ Mili Atoll, where two men were day.

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Entrants must build a model of their proposed full size hut. The model must be submitted to the Judging tent at' the Rame Tree Arts Festival, Civic Center Beach Park, no later than 9:00 A.M., June 12. All entrants Into the model phase of the contest must understand that they will be required to construct the full size version of their model on the grounds of the Convention Center between August 9 and September 9, If they are selected as one of five finalists. The full size huts must be erected by September 9, as they will be presented at the opening...... of the Micronesia Craft Exhibit." h if · Priz< 1 s t p l a c e $ 1 5 0 0 . 0 0 2 n d p l a c e $ 1 2 0 0 .0 0 3 r d p l a c e $ 1 0 0 0 .0 0 4 t h p l a c e $ 7 5 0 . 0 0 / 5 t h p l a c e $ 5 0 0 . 0 0

Interested Participants m ust contact M artin Sablan at the Com m onw ealth Council for Arts and Culture no later than M ay 28, 1993. Tel: 322-9982/9983. FRIDAY, MAY 28,1993 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-7 W e'll do everything except carry your suitcase

But if you take us w ith you, w e'll do th at too! Spring Is here. Summer Is Just around the corner and it's time to start thinking about taking vacatlonl You’ve work hard all year and you deserve a jttle time o ff... a little time to relax and enjoy. The key to a great trip Is a good planning. World Tour Bt Travel can take care of all travel requirements from airline and hotel reservations and ticketing, to car rentals and tour pack­ ages. If you don’t know where you want to go yet, come in and see our Informative travel library and talk to our friendly staff... they can help you decide on a destination. Let us handle the hassles and planning. . . You concentrate on enjoying yourself I MA. TERESUA Abellana and Ramon Dumaguit (right) receive plaques of appreciation and a $100 cash 1 WORLD TOUR 1 MÊ A TRAVEL incentive each from Masaki Yamamoto, general manager of the Pro-shop of Coral Ocean Point Resort Club 1 Sugar· , O U R « , 0 H | Pood's King ■ after bey were chosen employees of the month for May.______B ^ gRsstsumnt 1 —I 1. . Middle Road tGdrupan) 1 WORLD TOUR & TRAVEL Cigarette tax to finance health plan \· 1 • *o. *essi0nn Tel.:233-3600 By Carl Hartman in the United States did not de­ crease began to discourage smok­ 233-3700 crease,” Dr. John L. Clowe, presi­ ing. 233-3800 WASHINGTON (AP) - Ameri­ dent of the Ameican Medical As­ President Clinton suggested a $2 cans smoke more cigarettes than sociation, said Wednesday at a sepa­ tax, an increase of more than 300 r Tiu^^^tIi^sTecialpackage tour. any big industrial country except rate news conference. percent. Japan, so new smoking taxes could Worldwatch said US federal and Sen. Bill Bradley has introduced » HONG KONG SHOPPING GETAWAY pay for a large share of the univer­ state taxes amounted to 56 cents a a bill to raise the federal tax to a - Roundtrip economy class airfare. sal health plan President Ginton is pack. dollar a pack from the present 24 - Roundtrip Airport/Hotel Transfer. - American breakfast daily. due to unveil next month, the In Japan, where the population cents. - 3 Nights stay at the Kowloon Panda Hotel? Worldwatch Institute said Wednes­ smokes more than theUnitedStates, “People call this a sin tax,” Bra­ day. taxes are $1.05 a pack. dley said. “The sin is a government » BALI DIVE PACKAGE - 4 Nights that allows 400,000 people to die It noted that Americans smoked In Europe, where people smoke -Airfare every year without doing anything 27 billion packs of 20 cigarettes less than the United States, taxes -Transfers last year - more than two packs a go up to $3.68 a pack in Denmark, to stop this.” -Two full day dives & equipment & week for every man, woman and $2.55 inBritainand$l .58 inFrance. Lester R. Brown, president of Lunch and much more. baby. Worldwatch, a priv ate advocacy Worldwatch, suggested that a big­ “Tobacco sales to minors are up, group, said a tax of $2.50 a pack ger tax on cigarettes would not CALL RIGHT N OW advertising targeting children is would bring the federal and state only raise revenue and improve rampant, and for the first time in governments revenue of $67.5 bil­ health, but would strengthen FOR MORE DETAILS recent history, the rate of smoking lion a year - until the massive in­ American films.

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ШЩ P.O. Box 887, Saipan MP 96950 Located in San Jose on Beach Road tl· Products You Can Automotive: 234-8616, 7524, 7525, 7017 Count On. people You Can Parts Service &. Body Shop: 234-7514, 6881, 6826 Trust* — L FRIDAY, MAY 28,1993 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VffiWS-9 Zoning Board clears campaign billboards THE COMMONWEALTH Zon­ acted in good faith and have com­ ing Board has ruled that tempo­ plied with the laws and regula­ rary signs and billboards for the tions in existence at the time these current political campaign sea­ signs were ordered or constructed. son are not in violation of the Thus the existing signs are newly implemented Zoning law. grandfathered and do not require V i a P hilippine A irlines Zoning Administrator Cindy a zoning permit,” she said. Bower Camacho issued a state­ Camacho pointed to a provision Choice of 2 night/3 days or 3 nights/4 days am ong selected hotels: ment Wednesday to respond to in the zoning law that allows “non- 2 N /3 D 2 N /3 D 3 N /4 D 3 N /4 D the earlier concerns of Rep. conforming signs,” ordered, de­ HOTEL SINGLE % TW IN SINGLE % TW IN Stanley T. Torres about the legal­ signed and/or constructed before Charterhouse $ 8 4 4 $ 7 6 2 $ 9 2 6 $ 8 0 3 ity of such campaign signs. the effective date of the zoning (H) 8 0 3 Torres, in an earlier letter, called Law to remain in place during the Grand Tower (K) 8 4 4 7 6 2 9 2 6 the attention of Camacho on what political campaign. Im perial (K) 8 4 0 7 6 0 9 2 0 8 0 0 he said were violations of the zon­ “TheZoninglaw ‘grandfathers’ M ajestic (K) 8 6 8 7 7 4 9 6 2 8 2 1 ing law committed by high gov­ certain non-conforming uses that W esley (H) 8 1 8 7 5 0 8 8 7 7 8 5 ernment officials. do not comply with the present W harney (H) 8 4 4 7 6 2 9 2 6 8 0 3 He cited gubernatorial candi­ zoning requirements but that ex­ Century HKG (H) 8 5 2 7 6 6 9 3 8 8 0 9 dates Lorenzo I. Guerrero and isted lawfully before the enact­ Exelsior (H) 8 8 6 7 8 4 9 8 9 8 3 6 Juan S. Demapan and candidate ment of the zoning provisions,” Holiday Inn CP (K) 9 7 0 8 2 6 1 1 1 5 8 9 9 for lieutenant governor Thomas Camacho said. OMNI Prince (K) 8 9 6 7 8 8 1 0 0 4 8 4 2 P. Villagomez for probable viola­ She said non-conformities are OMNI Marco Polo (K) 8 9 6 7 8 8 1 0 0 4 8 4 2 tion of a zoning provision that usually allowed to continue or are Royal Pacific Htl (K) 8 5 2 7 6 6 9 3 8 8 0 9 only allows a maximum size of 16 given time to become conform­ Royal Pacific Twr (K) 9 0 8 7 9 4 1 0 2 2 8 5 1 square feet for temporary signs. ing, or may be amortized and even­ M arriot (H) 1 0 1 0 8 4 6 1 1 7 5 9 2 9 In a May 26 letter to Torres, tually must cease. Ramada Renaissance (K) 988 8 3 4 1 1 4 2 9 1 1 Camacho said the signs Torres “The purpose of allowing the referred to did not violate zoning continued existence of non-con­ Package Price in US Dollars. Inclusive of in as much as they were made forming uses is to phase in a newly 1. Roundtrip Airfare SPN-MNL-HKG-MNL-SPN. prior to the effectivity date of the adopted zoning law in order to 2. 2 or 3 nights hotel accommodation. law, which was April. avoid undue hardship caused by 3. Airport-Hotel-Airport transfer in HKG. “It is our understanding that all the sudden imposition of the new *ln order to keep the price down, some restrictions apply. candidates that recently erected requirements,” Camacho said. campaign signs on Saipan have (RHA) Contact the following travel agents: A Century Travel 2 3 5 -3 7 0 8 United Travel 234-7762 continued from page 4 Inter-Kam Travel 2 3 5 -8 8 8 8 United Tour Master 233-3337 Jr’s. Pacific Orient Travel 2 3 4 -9 1 9 9 World Express Travel 235-2555 Pacific Sky Travel 2 3 5 -0 9 4 2 Philippine Airlines 233-3338 that this problem will go unno­ emor appropriated $5.9 Million Phil-Japan Travel 2 3 5 -7 0 9 0 ticed. Well, it hasn’t and it is here to pay Mitsubishi Company on to haunt us not so much because time, a company he used to repre­ of the destructive nature of the sent before he became chief ex­ drug but because of the rather ecutive. It numbs the mind that indifferent attitude of the GM the GM Team can violate the Team. How sad, discouraging CNMI Constitution at will de­ and stunning the attitude of the spite the fact that the governor GM Team. wasthepresidentof thefirstCNMI What did the GM Team do to ConCon and a former Senate protect the people of the CNMI President himself. There’s the Ш from debts in the milions of obvious lack of understand of who FREE GIFTS dollars being incurred daily by has the authority to appropriate MAKE A DEPOSIT. EARN INTEREST. AND GET A FREE GIFT, TOO! the Commonwealth Utilities under a republican form of gov­ Corporation? NOTHING! In ernment. Choice of Premium Amount of Deposit fact, it was the GM Team who It is obvious that even simple (either one) Required for the Term Period 1 Year coerced the Board of Directors of issues such as the authority to CUC to reinstate the executive appropriate has lapsed the minds A GPX AM/FM Stereo Walkman OR $2,500 director after it has accepted of the old guards—The GMT earn. В Toaster Master Can Opener RamonS. Guerrero’s resignation. Issues have become rather com­ С Toaster Master Toaster It is even interesting that the GM plicated beyond the reach and OR $3,500 Team didn’t do anything at all to comprehension of the GM Team. D Black & Decker Stow Away Iron force CUC to institute a system of The old guards are tired and even E 18W Sanyo · 2 Way Cass. Player accountability in the way it has thirst for change of any sort. Yes OR $7,500 spent public funds. More than I agree with them in this regard. I Г 6 - Quart Pressure Cooker $99 Million worth of checks had am surprised however that it (GM G Sanyo VCR - Dig. Auto Tracking 540,000 a single signature and that of the Team) has yet to come to full H Sanyo 19" Color TV-Spectra Tech 545,000 executive director. While grasp with the fact that it was RSGuerrero sacrificed paying under their reign that the image of Promotion effective June 1,1993. Shell Oil Marianas as its fuel sup­ the CNMI was permanently ru­ Supplies are limited. plier, the Big Boy at CUC made ined. It was under their adminis­ damn sure that his company— tration that the credibility of our CM Fabricator— got paid on time. government was shattered to Did the GM Team wake up to this pieces. Thus, the lack of credibil­ anomaly? No! It prefers to see ity regardless of whether you look that Big Boy gets his money first towards the East or West. I am before attending to the urgent ready for a change and I am sure needs of our people. that you too are equally ready for Who has the constitutional this change. With your consid­ authority toappropriatefunds? ered vote of confidence we can Is it the Governor, the Chief Jus­ make a difference in making our tice or the Legislature (House of islands what we wanted it to be Representatives)? The answer is and not what the GM Team and I + L + A obvious especially for good stu­ the “we few” outside friends want dents of government. But under it to be. the GM administration, the Gov- Let’s do it! Thanks. 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NOTICE TO ALL M EM BERS OF THE

CNM I REPUBLICAN PARTY

THE GOP GUBERNATORIAL PRIMARY ELECTION COMMITTEE WISHES TO INFORM ALL MEMBERS OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY OF THE NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS OF THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION CONCERNING THE UPCOMING PRIMARY ELECTION:

o Where is Advance Voting going to be conducted: o Date of Primary Election : Saturday, May 29,1993 Advance voting will be conducted at the GOP Headquarters at o Tim e : 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p. m. BENCAM BIdg. in Garapan behind Castro Gas station. Tim e : 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. o Polling Places Starts: Monday, May 24,1993 Ends : Friday, May 27,1993. For Precinct I - Koblerville Elem. School For Precinct II - Chalan Kanoa Social Hall, Dist. 2 o Is Confined Voting allowed? For Precinct El - Garapan Elem. School For Precinct IV - Convention Center, Capitol Hill Yes. Confined voting will be allowed. However, the voter registration requirements must be met. In addition, the responsible o W ho can Vote? parties must submit a request for confined voting to the GOP Primary Election Committee by 9:00 a.m. on Saturday, May 29, Anyone who is a registered voter and whose name appears in the 1993. Official Voter Registration List published as of May 27,1993, by the Board of Election. o When is the last day of registration in order to be eligible to vote in the Primary Election? o Is absentee voting allowed? The last day of registration in order to be eligible to vote in the No. Traditionally, absentee ballots are not allowed in Republican Primary Election is Thursday May 27.1993. Primary Elections. o Where is the registration being conducted? o Is Advance Voting Allowed? Registration is being conducted daily at the office of the Board of Yes. Advance voting will be allowed under the following criteria: Election from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday.

a. The person voting must be a registered voter whose name must o Where or who to call for more information? be on the Official Voter Registration List published by the Board of Election as of May 19, 1993; or, For information concerning voter registration, please call the Board of Election at tel. No. 234-6880. b. If the person’s name is not of the Official Voter Registration List published by the Board of Election as of May 19,1993, the person For information concerning GOP Primary Election, please visit the must present a Voter Registration Card issued by the Board of GOP Headquarters at BENCAM Bldg. m Garapan behinc Election showing the person was registered after May 19,1993. Castro Gas Station. — ' - /

c. The person voting must show adequate proof that he/she will be TERRY B. ALDAN NIGNO R. FITIAL outside the Commonwealth on May 28,1993. The presentation of Chairperson, Chairman, GOP an airline ticket may satisfy this requirement. GOP Primary Election

Republican Party of the Northern Mariana Islands № 1993 Gubernatorial Primary Election May 29, 1993 B a l l o t

M ark only one box w ith an “X ” or “V”

De Leon G uerrero, D e m a p a n , B a b a u t a , Lorenzo Iglecias (Incumbent Governor) Juan Sabían (for Governor) Juan Nekai (for Governor) and and M a n g l o n a , V illagom ez, Benjamin Taisacan Thomas Pangelinan (Incumbent Lieutenant Governor) (for Lieutenant Governor) I "H 1 1 1 1 I FRIDAY, MAY 28,1993 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-11 House defers action on alien worker ban LEGISLATIVE action on the impact of the restriction on the INTERNATIONAL four-year limit of stay for alien business community. workers in the A counterpart of Cing’s bill, CURRIES Commonwealthwas deferred fol­ House Bill 8-159, authored by JL lowing cancellation of the lower Rep. Pedro R. DL. Guerrero is house’s session Wednesday. pending with the Senate. Citing lack of quorum, Speaker Either bill will lift the four-year Thomas P. Villagomezmovedthe restriction, including the exclu­ special session date to June 1. sion provision that will prevent A T T H E Sources in the Legislature said aliens who have completed four- the House failed to muster a quo­ year’s work from entry into the FOB THE MONTH OF rum in the special session re­ Commonwealth after leaving. quested by the governor because The four-year limit for work­ J u n e of the sensitivity of the issue of ers, which was enacted through AQUA RESOKT CLUB EVEBY the four year limit. Public Law 5-32, was repealed by “It seems our lawmakers are Public law 6-39, but it did not lift Saipan ÔA.TUDDAY shying away from having their the section that allows Immigra­ from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. views on this matter known for tion service to refuse such work­ a great place to be. fear of political backlash. It is a ers entry at the ports. well-known fact that the local “This is an issue that anyone population, which comprise the seeking an elected office would great bulk of registered voters in not want to delve on. Featuring dishes from : the upcoming elections, are for It’s a ‘damn if you do, damn if India, Pakistan, Thailand, Malaysia, the restriction,” a legislative staff you don’t’ situation,” a House Indonesia, accompanied by Naan, Chapatis, member said. member said. Scheduled for action was Sen­ The law maker, who declined Pita Breads, a variety of Chutneys and Pickles. ate Bill 8-121, a bill authored by to be named, said he has been Senator David M. Cing to explic­ receiving a lot of phone calls from Our Curries come itly repeal any references to the both sides of the issue, urging him HOT, VERY HOT, restriction on the continued stay to vote for the repeal and for its of non-resident workers. retention. AND NOT SO HOT. The special session was called Businessmen warned of a se­ by Governor Lorenzo I. Guerrero vere skilled manpower shortage after mounting concerns aboutthe as aresultof the restriction. (RHA) ADULTS: $20.00 KIDS: $10.00 House panel supports

fee waiver for MTC TERRACE RESTAURANT THE HOUSE Committee on lature for a waiver of the payment Natural Resources is endorsing a O ficc of submerged land fee because of 25-year submerged land lease fee the contribution the project will waiver for Micronesia Telecom­ make to the economic advance­ For Reservation please call 322-1234, ext. 730/731 and ask for Pol or Mayeth. munications Corporation. ment of the CNMI. The waiver will be conditioned Senator Juan S. Torres has in­ on MTC’s commitment to pro­ troduced Senate Bill 8-97 which [ vide the CNMI government four seeks to exempt MTC from pay­ access lines to link six of its agen­ ing the required fees for the cies to informational data bank project. networks abroad. The request was based on the MULTI-LINE STORE rt _.,ü^7.r Committee Chairman Heinz S. premise that MTC, as the CNMI’s Ace Bldg. Chalan LauLau, Middle Road · Tel.#: 235-6335 lë a u no«a (Pwti lioju) Hofschneider said in an interview franchised telecommunications r»«â~| yesterday that his committee was •provider and as a public utility, preparing legislation for MTC’s should not be subject to the same fiber optic submarine cable type of lease arrangements that project. are required of commercial “We are in support of the project projects. and endorse the draft lease agree­ MTC said the project might be ALL ITEMS ARE DISCOUNTED FROM 25-50% OFF FROM SALE PRICE Gat Stov· 4-way Haavy Duty from ...... $129.00.. .NOW $90.00 only ment between MTC and the De­ cancelled if the bill is not passed SlngleBurnar Automatic from ...... $ 79.00., .NOW $50.00 only partment of Natural Resources. this month. LPG H o s e ...... $ 2.35/yard But we are firm in negotiating for Plastic Table Cloth ...... $ 2.00/yard According to Hofschneider, an Baguio Broom ...... $ 3.00 each only a public benefit contribution to go outright exemption from the fees Stick Broom ...... $ 1.00 each with the project,” Hofschneider may be ill-advised as it will re­ Beads Curtain from ...... $49.95...... NOW $35.00 only Printed Jams -shorts tor kld a ...... 3 for $10.00 said. flect a policy inconsistency on the Lady's/Mon's wallet (leather)...... 15% OFF from sale price The project, which is projected part of the government. Car Accessories...... 25% OFF Cer Tint (dark) from ...... $3.95/ft...... NOW $ 2.80/ft. to cost about $11 million, will “If we give exemptions like this, Melamine platee from ...... $2 .95 ...... NOW $ 2.00 each link the islands of Saipan, Rota, we will be defeating the purpose Spoon Holder (small) from ...... $ 4 .9 5 ...... NOW $ 3.00 only Tinian and Guam by cables un­ Spoon Holder Big from ...... $ 5 .9 5 ...... NOW $ 4.00 aach of our revenue generating poli­ Kitchen Wares ...... 30% OFF derneath the ocean floor for a cies. Besides if we exempt one, Stainless Forks 4 Spoons...... 50« each typhoon-proof telecommunica­ we might as well exempt all,” he Crystal Cup 4 Saucer (set of 4) from ...... $ 1 5 .95 ...... $ 10.00 only Dish Drainer 4 Reck 3 sizes from ...... $ 4 .00 ...... $ 15.00 each tions system. said. Rice Dispenser (50lbs. rice) from ...... $ 6 9 .0 0 ...... $ 48.00 only The project, as well as the issu­ According to the chairman, the Stainless Steamer...... 30% OFF Stainless Cooking Pot Big...... 25% OFF ance of a submerged land license, committee would only recom­ Stainless Big Frying Pan (Kawa)...... 25% OFF cannot push through without leg­ mend a waiver from the payment Roller Heir Brush ...... $ 1.00 each Lice C o m b ...... $ 2.00 each islative approval of a lease agree­ of fees for 25 years. Almeres (marble) small...... $ 5.00 each ment between MTC and the De­ Under H ofschneider’s p ro ­ Almerea (marble) big ...... $ 7.00 each partment of Natural Resources. Big Basin from ...... $ 7 .9 5 ...... NOW $ 5.00 only posal, the four access lines are to D e e p e r...... $ 1.50 aach Section 1223 of 2 CMC, gives be distributed as follows: Heavy Duty Plasatlc Container...... 25% OFF the Legislature to exclusive right •One to be shared by the Public Beach Chair fr o m ...... $10.00, $12.00, $18.00each Beach Table from ...... $ 7 9 .0 0...... NOW $ 65.00 only to approve, disapprove or modify School System and the Northern S u n g k a ...... $ 1 9 .9 5 ...... NOW $ 1 2 .0 0 the provisions of any lease of water Marianas College to enable the Religious Statue ...... 30% OFF from sale price (Sacred Heart, Mt. Carmel, San Vicente, St. Anthony, St. Joseph, Santa Lourdes, Holy Family, or non-water dependent use of two agencies to set up computers La Plata · big, Sto. Nifto 4 Last Supper Criclflx.) submerged lands. that have direct access to data MTC has requested the Legis­ continued on page 33 STOP BY AND SHOP, FREE CANDY BASKET FOR EVERY PURCHASE OF $ 1 0 .0 0 UP SALES EHD MAY 3 0 , 1 9 9 3 12-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-MAY 28.1993

*******************************************************< ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ New Era of Leadership ★ ★ ★ ★ W e N eed Your Support ★ ★ To the People of the N orthern M arianas: ★ ★ ★ The Com m onw ealth of the N orthern M ariana Islands is faced w ith m any difficult ★ challenges. W ashington R epresentative Juan N. B abauta and Speaker Thom as P. ★ ★ Villagomez are com m itted ★ ★ to face up to these chal­ ★ lenges and help guide our ★ ★ islands into a new era of ★ leadership. ★ ★ ★ W hat is this new era’? It is ★ an era w hose challenges are ★ ★ com plex and difficult, an era ★ w hose generation dem ands ★ ACCOUNTABILITY, ★ ★ HONESTY, INTEGRITY, ★ ★ COMMITMENT AND ★ VISION. Babauta and ★ ★ Villagom ez are prepared to ★ take this challenge and pro­ ★ ★ vide better public services ★ for the benefit of the people of th e N orthern M ariana Islands. ★ ★ ★ W e m ust restore and rebuild the im age of our islands. W e m ust return integrity and

★ accountability to our governm ent. W e rely upon your vote of confidence this com ing ★ ★ Saturday, M ay 29th to m ake a difference in instituting vital changes in the w ay our ★ governm ent is run. Together, w e can m ake this difference for better days ahead. Join ★ ★ us in our com m itm ent and vision to m ake these islands w hat w e w ant them to be for ★ our children. ★ ★ ★ L et’s face it, the w orld is changing. T he U.S. is changing. The CNM I is changing too. ★ U nfortunately, m any of these changes aren’t necessarily in our interest. W e can ★ ★ change that w ith controlled econom ic .grow th, renew ed pride in ourselves, and k restored confidence in our governm ent. k k ★ ★ W e appeal to you for your vote of confidence. Help us achieve our vision and k com m itm ent to m ake these islands a better place to live. ★ ★ ★ k Please Vote for ★ ★ ★ ★ B abauta/V illagom ez (Kiyu) ★ ★ ★ For Governor & Lt. Governor ★ ★ Si Yuus Maase, Ghilisow, Thank You ★ ★ FRIDAY, MAY 28,1993 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-13 r _ _ ... _ V _ krf ★ ★ i New Era of Leadership | W e N eed Your Support ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ______★ ★ Mr. and Mrs. Manuel S. Villagomez (Kiyu) ask for your support for ★ ★ the candidacy of Juan N. Babauta for Governor and their son ★ ★ Thomas P. Villagomez for Lt. Governor. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ B abauta/V illagom ez (Kiyu) ★ k k For Governor & Lt. Governor k k k ★ ★ Vote for a team that has the integrity, commitment, ★ ★ honesty and vision to guide our islands to better days ★ ★ ahead. Your vote is a vote of willingness to make the ★ ★ difficult changes in the interest of protecting not only the ★ ★ future of our children but the cultural heritage of our k ★ people. You and this team can make a difference! ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 14-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-MAY 28.1993

Letters.. a continued from page 5______- Seven reasons for vote against G uerrero Dear Editor: son-in-law was not convicted, reports had shown what atroci­ borrowing money against the fu­ 7. Cowardice. Again and I am a government employee, even though he was caught with ties had been committed in the ture. Watch — CUC will need again, the governor has re­ but I intend to vote against Gov­ “ice” in his pocket. garment factories — even after another bailout right after the next fused to make the tough ernor Larry Guerrero. 3. Problems with the US gov­ Tan’s companies had to pay $10 election, and this one will be big­ choices: on the economy, on W hy? Here are seven reasons. ernment. Four years ago, we million to the Department of La­ ger than ever. Article XII, on the garment 1. The economy. Land prices were a role model for the other bor for their labor violations — And also— has everybody for­ industry and on CUC.— And have gone down, tourism has territories because of our strong Larry Guerrero has continued to gotten already how Ray Guerrero every time he absolutely has dropped, and we are facing a economy. Now we are publicly given Tan his support. threatened to disconnect the Leg­ to make some choice, he $7,000,000budget deficit. Some called the “bad boy” of die terri­ This has gotten us into more islature if they didn’t obey him? leaves the island on a busi­ of this is because the Japanese tories. Governor Larry picked and more trouble with Uncle Sam, Isn’t it pretty insulting to our ness trip and lets the lieuten­ economy is weak, but then why fights with the US over the IG and helped cost us the elected representatives, that Larry ant governor do the dirty work. are Guam and Hawaii still doing audit and other issues. He paid $19,000,000. Even if it didn’t has put Ray in charge of his cam­ It seems clear that Larry QK? Most of our economic prob­ hundred of thousands of dollars cost us anything, though, isn’t it paign again? Guerrero is afraid to be_a lems are the administration’s in tax money to finance a stupid, pretty degrading to have a gover­ 6. Distant from the ordinary strong leader. fault. The governor didn’t save losing court batde against the IG. nor who acts like a mouthpiece people. Former Governor There are lots of other reasons the $20,000,000 surplus that (27 attorney generals couldn’t for a sleazy foreign sweatshop Tenorio always got our andmixed to vote against the governor, but former Governor Pete P. Tenorio take that case to court — no, we owner? with the people. Governor Larry these will do for a start. left to him. Now we’re looking needed expensive outside coun­ 5. Mitsubishi payments and prefers to stay with his own little If you, too, feel that we are at a 1 percent cut in all govern­ sel). Then he went to Washing­ other CUC problems. The House group of close friends. It seems worse off than we were four years ment spending. ton and told Congress that he of Representatives tried to im­ as if Larry’s idea o f “meeting the ago — if you agree that Larry 2. The “ice” plague. Four would reform the minimum peach the governor for this, but it people” is to have campaign ral­ Guerrero has been a bad governor years ago, hardly anybody had wage, labor, immigration, etc. finally backed down under pres­ lies where hundreds of executive — if you know in your heart that heard of “ice”. Now almost ev­ Then he sat and did nothing about sure. The fact remains that those branch employees and CUC it is time for a change— then vote erybody knows a friend or even a if for 10 months. And then he payments were totally illegal. workers are very strongly encour­ this Saturday in the Republican family member who is hooked was surprised when the Congress The governor had no authority to aged by their bosses to show up primary election. There are two on it. CHC has had more than a cut S19,000,000 from our seven- appropriate that money without and cheer for him. candidates running against the hundred people checked in for year funding and threatened to the Legislature’s consent. And, Maybe the governor think those governor. Pick one you like and treatment and for every one in take our immigration away. why did Mitsubishi get paid right cheers are sincere. But I think vote for him. CHC, there are probably 10 or 15 There are about 19.000US citi­ away when Shell had to wait for the truth is shown by Larry’s L et’s m ake a new beginning in out on the streets. zens in the Commonwealth. Los­ months and months and finally low approval rating in the PDN our Commonwealth. And let’s The GueiTero administration ing S19,000,000in federal money threaten to cut off our fuel? poll last year. W hen they w ere start by getting rid of governor has not been effective in stop­ means that, over the next seven And by the way — does any­ allowed to answer confiden­ Larry Guerrero. ping this plague. In the last two edge any problems with the gar­ body really believe that CUC’s tially, more than 60 percent of A government employee years, how. many people have ment industry. Instead, he has problem s were “solved” by hav­ the people disapproved of him. Name withheld by request. been convicted for dealing “ice”? acted as a puppet for his friend ing DFS and the Nikko make And that was last year, before Very few. And the governor’s Willy Tan. Even after media advance payments? This is just the economy really went bad. continued on page 30

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Then, you can join All*parts arid service will be handled through! Triple J M otors Internet, traffickers in words, im­ a world in which supercomputers in Chalan Lau Lau. ages and sounds in a parallel vir­ that crunch numbers with dizzy­ tual world where people share ing velocity converse with $500 research and dreams, bridge cul­ desktop PCs. We appreciate your support both past and present. tural gaps, even help save lives. On the Internet now, the If you have any service, parts or warranty needs, All without the need to physi­ homebound senior citizen and the please call our service departm ent at 234-7133. cally meet. blue-collar worker are starting to An estimated 10 million people rub keystrokes with the particle move in this worldwide web of physicist, NASA scientist and about 11,000 interconnected net­ seismologist who long have works. The numbers are far from shuttled data along its circuits. firm because of what the Internet Big business also is beginning is - decentralized, in constant flux to see the benefits of moving large and growing exponentially. amounts of information around Bom two decades ago with US the globe quickly and cheaply. ^ hjdl=]M=illMITSUBISHI defense dollars as a Cold War Lockheed and Union Carbide are security blanket, the Internet has on the Internet. So is Ross Perot. mutated and evolved from a tool Continued on page 22 of government researchers to the electronic underpinning of the emerging global village. “The Internet is the nascent in­ formation structure of the 21st century,” says Vinton G. Cerf, one of its creators and president of the year-old Internet Society. V . t: ; y : “There are tens of thousands of fT-: ry'SV· ^-V databases in this system.” D.· - ¿y/: y The Internet is the sum of all the diverse computer networks it glues together - from corporate networks that link personal com­ puters in single offices to net­ works that span continents with fiber-optic cable and satellite links. The glue is a common lan­ guage, a set of shared protocols. What people choose to do on the world’s largest computer net­ work is entirely up to them. No one owns the Internet and no one, save its individual member net­ A. Testoni works, really governs it. American Flavor Market This anarchic mother-of-all- Bank of Guam Bunraku Yakiniku Barbeque networks is not the 100-lane data Burger Chef superhighway system of Vice Christian Dior Cocktail-Do President A1 Gore’s vision. 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Much to case of the Cornell University M ic r o n e s ia the dismay of some long-time student who paralyzed 6,000 “Intemauts,” business now ac­ computers on the Internet with a 1988 hacking experiment gone counts for the fastest-growing BILINGUAL FLIGHT ATTENDANTS haywire provides a cautionary segment of traffic. tale. In fact, the federal government M ae typically, though; Internet Continental M icronesia is currently looking forqualified bilingual Flight A ttendants, is moving away from building users are people like theTScnth both male and female, to serve as Foreign Language Speaking Cabin Crewm em bers and maintaining the next-genera- Carolina doctors killing cancer on board international flights who are fluent in English and Cham orro or Japanese. tion Internet, leaving that essen­ cells more effectively thanks to You m ust be at least 19 years of age and m eet all flight qualifications. Only those tially to private industry. the three-dimensional imaging individuals who currently have a U.S. P assport or R esident Alien "G reen" Card The decision to “go private” they get via three interlinked which allows them to work in the United States and its Territories can be has generated considerable de­ computers. Or it’s Jack Witbrock, bate about who, if anyone, will considered. Sorry, we cannot sponsor you. We offer an excellent benefits a Rangiora, New Zealand, minis­ control the Internet’s major arter­ ter keeping in touch by electronic package. Selected applicants m ust be willing to relocate to the beautiful, tropical, ies in coming years and how the mail with his son at Carnegie Island of Guam. costs will be shared. Will schools, Mellon University in Pittsburgh libraries and hospitals be able to and with a former parishioner in Please send your resume/application along with a copy of your U.S. Passport afford an Internet connection? 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26-MARLANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VffiWS-FRTOAY-MAY 28.1993 FRIDAY, MAY 28,1993 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS АЦР VffiWS-27 Japan to spend $20B WINNERS CHOICE more for recovery QUALITY CARS TOKYO (AP) - Japan’s lower shrinking government revenues, 90 Mazda B2200 PU 91 Mazda B2200 PU 91 Mazda 626 house of Parliament late Wednes­ have firmly resisted a tax cut. AAT-571 AAP-799 AAX-175 day passed a supplementary bud­ The spending bill implements get for this year to help pay for a key parts of a 13.2 trillion yen record stimulus package aimed at ($120 million) economic stimu­ * 4 ,9 9 5 $5,3 9 5 lifting Japan out of a long eco­ lus plan the government an­ 90 Mazda B2200 nomic slowdown. nounced in April. The 2.19 trillion yen ($20 bil­ The supplementary budget in­ AAG-105 lion) spending bill was passed by cludes 1.2 trillion yen ($11 bil­ $ a majority in the lower chamber, lion) for public works, 620 billion $9,9 9 5 which is controlled by the gov­ yen ($5.69 billion) to purchase 5 ,2 9 5 92 Mazda Protege erning Liberal Democratic Party. equipment and buildings, and 91 Mazda B2600 CP 91 Mazda B2200 PU 92 Mazda B2200, The bill was sent to the upper 401.7 billion yen ($3.69 billion) AAT-557 AAU-274 AAU-345 S: ■ C am per Top house for further debate, but un­ for disaster relief. der Japanese law the spending Another 100.5 billion yen ($922 plan will go into effect even if the million) was earmarked for assis­ *1 0 ,9 9 5 *8 .4 9 5 *5 .1 9 5 $9 .0 0 0 upper chamber, which is domi­ tance to small and medium-size 91 Mazda B2200 ° 91 Mazda B2200 91 Mazda Protege 89 Mazda B2200 CP nated by opposition parties, re­ companies and 41.1 billion yen AAB-092 AAP-799 AAS-034 A R R -1 5 0 . jects the bill or does not vote on it ($377 million) in funds related to within 30 days. aid to Russia. Opposition lawmakers in the The supplementary budget *5,195 *5 ,3 9 5 *7 .4 9 5 *5 ,9 9 5 lower house protested the lack of comes on top of the 72.35 trillion an income tax cut in the bill and yen ($663 billion) fiscal budget Buy any 'USED CAR from this AD and you will receive TWO FREE voted against it. The Liberal approved by Parliament earlier Booklets of raffle ticket for the Saipan Unity Lions Club or Liberation Democrats, concerned about for the fiscal year that began April. Day Raffle -Supply Limited. Singapore grows 7.1% * V 2 Grand Prize: New 1993 MAZDA Protege ($18.14 billion), while exports SINGAPORE (AP) - Singapore’s P.O. Box 887, Saipan MP 96950 economy grew by 7.1 percent in grew from 23.13 billion Singapore Located in San Jose on Beach Road this year’s first quarter and is ex­ dollars ($14.37 billion) to 26.17 products Vbu Can billion Singapore dollars ($16.26 CourtOv^ Automotive: 234-8616, 7524. 7525, 7017 pected to expand by 6 to 7 percent people You Can for the full year, the Ministry of billion). Trtrtj Parts Service & Body Shop: 234-7514, 6881, 6826 Trade and Industry said Wednesday. The ministry said the expected improvement from 1992’s 5.8 percent growth was based in part on anticipated strong perfor­ mances by other Southeast Asian economies and slightly higher growth in the major industrial nations. Singapore depends heavily on foreign trade. The first quarter’s 7.1 percent growth was down slightly from 7.4 percent in the previous quar­ ter, but up from the 5.3 percent in 1992’s first quarter, the ministry added. Singapore’s trade deficit wid­ ened to 3.13 billion Singapore dollars (US$1.93 billion) in 1993’s first quarter from 1.59 bil­ lion Singapore dollars ($981 mil­ lion) a year earlier. Imports expanded from 24.72 billion Singapore dollars ($ 15.36) to 29.30 billion Singapore dollars Americans

NEW YORK (AP) - Despite the poor economy, Americans gave away 2.01 percent of their personal incomes last year, the most since 1971, an annual survey found. Foundation giving also was up, by 3.8 percent over 1991 after in­ flation was factored in, while cor­ porate donations fell by the same rate, said the survey released Tues- day by the American Association of Fund-Raising Counsel Trust for Philanthropy. Overall, donations to nonprofit groups reached an estimated $124.31 billion in 1992. Adjusted for inflation, that was a 2.3 percent increase over 1991. The study said individuals gave $109.98 billion, foundations gave $8.33 billion and corporations gave $6 billion. Religious groups attracted the most donations of any type of char­ ity last year, $56.7 billion, up 1.2 percent after inflation. 28-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-MAY 28,1993 B usiness/Finance;s!ÌìS::i Exchange rates Early end to global NEW YORK (AP) - Foreign Exchange, New York prices. Rates for trades of $1 million minimum. FOREIGN CURRENCY DOLLAR IN IN DOLLARS FOREIGN CURENCY trade talks sought WED TUE WED TUE SEOUL, South Korea (AP) - world’s major economies strive Round of GATT will ensure an fArgent Peso 1.0100 1.0100 .9901 .9901 Asia-Pacific business leaders on toopen their markets,” said a state­ effective multilateral frame­ Australia Doll .6977 .6962 1.4333 1.4364 Wednesday urged an early con­ ment adopted at the closing ses­ work for strengthening global Austria Schill .0872 .0873 11.474 11.459 cBelalum Franc .0299 clusion of international trade talks sion of the Pacific Basin Eco­ trade relations,” the statement .0298 33.45 33.58 Brazil Cruzeir .00003 .00003 39667.20 37554.00 to ensure an effective framework nomic Council. GATT is the Gen­ said. Britain Pound 1.5458 1.5430 .6469 .6481 for strengthening global trade re­ eral Agreement on Tariffs and About 700 delegates from 30dayfwd 1.5418 1.5392 .6486 .6497 lations. Trade, which promotes freer glo­ 23 nations took part in the 60day fwd 1.5483 1.5358 .6459 £511 “It is vital that the Uruguay bal trade. five-day business conference, 90day fwd 1.5351 1.5327 .6514 .6524 Canada Dollar .7920 1.2626 1.2592 “PBEC hopes that the success­ reflecting growing interna­ .7942 Round of the GATT reach an early 30dayfwd .7909 .7931 1.2644 1.2609 and successful conclusion and the ful conclusion of the Uruguay tional interest in the region. 60day fwd .7900 .7922 1.2658 1.2623 90dayfwd .7889 .7912 1.2676 1.2639 yChile Peso .002543 .002547 39329 392.60 Dollar settles China Yuan .1749 .1749 5.7190 5.7190 US warns Australia Colombia Peso .001508 .001508 663.00 663.00 cCzechKoruna .0352 .0354 28.39 28.22 lower; gold Denmark Krone .1601 .1600 62465 6.2510 ECU 1.19810 1.19810 .8347 .8347 on flight restrictions prices fall zEcudr Sucre .000534 .000534 1871.01 1871.01 dEgypt Pound .2994 .2994 3.3405 3.3405 EAGAN, Minn. (AP) - Federal action was “unjustifiable and NEW YORK (AP) - The dollar Finland Mark .1817 .1822 5.5045 5.4895 aviation officials have warned unreasonable,” based on a US- settled mostly lower Wednesday, France Franc .1821 .1824 5.4925 5.4820 Australia against placing re­ Australia aviation accord. ending a day of surprisingly quiet Germany Mark .6129 .6140 1.6316 1.6287 30day fwd .6102 .6114 strictions on Northwest Air­ The Australian government trading with continued losses 1.6388 1.6356 60day fwd .6081 .6094 1.6444 1.6410 lines flights from Osaka, Ja­ has said it intends to reduce against the Japanese yen. 90dayfwd .6061 .6074 1.6500 1.6463 pan, to Sydney, Australia. the number of weekly North­ Gold prices fell after rising in Greece Drachma .004531 .004535 220.70 220.50 The officials said such re­ west flights between Osaka Asia. On the New York Com­ Hong KongDoll .1294 .1294 7.7270 7.7265 strictions could result in a 30 and Sydney from three to two modity Exchange, gold bullion Hungary Forint .0115 .0116 86.99 86.56 ylndia Rupee .0322 .0322 31.080 31.100 beginning in June. for current delivery settled at percent reduction in the num­ Indnsia Rupiah .000481 .000481 2078.53 2078.53 ber of Qantas Airlines flights The Transportation Depart­ $375.20 a troy ounce, down $3.30 Ireland Punt 1.4971 1.4988 .6680 .6672 between Sydney and Los An­ ment said that it would re­ from Tuesday. Republic National Israel Shekel .3726 .3644 2.6839 2.7440 geles. spond by cutting the number Bank said gold fell $4.25 an ounce Italy Lira .000672 .000676 1487.50 1478.50 The US Department of of weekly Qantas flights be­ to a late bid price of $374.75. Japan Yen .009204 .009149 108.65 109.30 Transportation said Tuesday tween Sydney and Los Ange­ Dealers said the dollar lost 30day fwd .009195 .009148 108.75 109.31 60day fwd .009145 .009148 109.35 109.31 that the proposed Australian les from 10 to seven. ground overnight in foreign trad­ 90day fwd .009183 .009149 108.90 109.30 ing and opened lower when activ­ Jordan Dinar 1.4874 1.4874 .67231 .67231 ity shifted to domestic markets. Lebanon Pound .000577 .000577 1733.50 1733.50 Much of the session’s focus was Malaysia Ringg .3903 .3899 2.5620 2.5645 zMexicoN.Peso .320821 Clinton, Congress try on trading between the Japanese .320102 3.1170 3.1240 N. Zealand Dol .5475 .5473 1.8265 1.8272 yen and the German mark. NethrlndsGuild .5474 .5466 1.8267 1.8295 “That primarily drove the mar­ Norway Krone .1451 .1449 6.8925 6.9020 to unify China position ket” as the yen continued to Pakistan Rupee .0374 .0374 26.73 26.73 strengthen, said James Maccario, yPeru New Sol .5291 .5263 1.890 1.900 By Jim Abrams zPhilpins Peso .0369 .0370 27.10 chief dealer at the Bank of Bos­ 27.00 Poland Zloty .000061 .000062 16287 16252 WASHINGTON (AP) - The Clinton administration and Congress ton. Portugal Escud .006440 .006498 155.29 153.90 are trying to reach a unified approach on China, and stave off a There there was little fresh news aRussiaRuble .001042 .001042 960.00 960.00 Saudi Arab Riy .2667 .2667 3.7495 3.7495 bruising legislative battle, before a June 3 deadline for renewing to drive trading. The dollar spiked higher briefly following com­ Singapore Doll .6223 .6203 1.6070 1.6120 China’s trade status. cSo.AfricaRand .3136 .3141 3.1883 3.1840 ments by Lawrence Summers, US President Clinton is expected to announce that he will renew fSo.AfricaRand .2162 .2162 4.6250 4.6250 Treasury undersecretary for in­ China’s most favored nation, or MEN, trade status for another year So. Korea Won .001248 .001248 801.20 801.20 Spain Peseta .007886 but link future renewal to improvements in China’s human rights, ternational affairs, who indicated .008055 126.80 124.15 the Clinton administration is not Sweden Krona .1369 .1373 7.3070 7.2810 weapons sales and trade practices. Switzerlnd Fra .6845 interested in'seeing further appre­ .6862 1.4610 1.4573 In Beijing, the China Foreign Ministry said in a statement 30day fwd .6842 .6850 1.4616 1.4599 Wednesday that China “is resolutely opposed” to attaching condi­ ciation of the yen. 60day fwd .6832 .6839 1.4637 1.4621 tions to the most favored nations status accorded to China. But the US currency soon re­ 90day fwd .6821 .6829 1.4660 1.4643 Taiwan NT .0387 .0383 2 5.81 The preferred “trading status is not a favor granted by the US to turned to its downward path 26.13 against the yen. “The market is Thailand Baht .03960 .03960 25.25 25.25 China. It is the foundation for normal trade relations between the Turkey Lira .000100 discounting a lot of what’s com­ .00010010005.00 10005.00 two countries,” the Chinese statement said. U.A.E. Dirham .2723 .2723 3.6727 3.6727 ing out of Washington,” said Lisa “I think we made clear that human rights, trade and (arms) non­ fUruguayN.Peso .253807 .253807 3.94 3.94 Pazer, an analyst with MMS In­ proliferation are the key concerns we have as regards China,” State zVenzuel Boliv .0114 .0114 87.4500 87.4500 ternational. She said there were Yugoslav Dinar .00124 .00124 806.00 806.00- Department spokesman Richard Boucher said Tuesday. “We would unconfirmed rumors that the Fed­ jrrency Unit, a basket of European currencies. The Federal hope that China would meet the international standards in these Reserve Board’s index of the value of the dollar against 10 other currencies regards.” eral Reserve stepped in to support weighted on the basis of trade was 90.64 Wednesday, off 0.01 points or 0 01 Winston Lord, assistant secretary of state for East Asian and the dollar. percent from Tuesday’s 90.65. A year ago the index was 87.59 Pacific affairs, began conferring with lawmakers Tuesday and Overall, trading was quiet. Ana­ c-commercial rate, d-free market rate, f-financial rate, y-official rate, z-floating rate. congressional leaders voiced support for Clinton’s approach. lysts said there was no reaction to a government report showing or­ Prices as of 3:00 p.m. Eastern Time (1900 GMT) from Telerate Systems and Rep. Lee Hamilton, D-Ind., chairman of the House Foreign other sources. Affairs Committee, urged Clinton to “err on the side of caution.” He ders for “big ticket” durable goods said “issuing an executive order that places a limited number of such as cars and computers stag­ human rights conditions on China’s future MFN status can be an nated in April, a further sign of a effective exercise of American leverage.” slack economy. Many economists Rep. Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., and Senate Majority Leader George had been looking for a gain of 1 NEW YORK (AP) - Spot nonferrous metal prices Wednesday. Mitchell, D-Maine, have introduced legislation that would also percent or more. Aluminum - 51.0 cents per lb London Metal Exch. Wed. condition future renewal of MFN on human rights and other issues. In London, the British pound Copper - 0.9335 dollars per pound. But both have indicated they are willing to abandon the legisla­ was quoted at $1.5460, up from Lead - 32 cents a pound. tion, and avoid an emotional debate in Congress, if Cl inton achieves $1.5430 late Tuesday. In New Zinc - 46.14-49.64 per pound, delivered. similar goals through an executive order. York it cost $1.5478 to buy one Tin --3.6404 per pound. pound, more expensive than MFN status, which gives a trading partner low tariffs, is extended Gold - 374.50 dollars per troy oz. Tuesday’s $1.5425. to China and other communist countries only for a 12-month period. Silver - 4.555 dollars per troy oz. Gold traded in London late Tfoepresidentmust announce by June 3 every year whether he plans Mercury - 205.00-210.00 dollars per 76 lb flask. Wednesday at $374.75, down to renew MFN status, which expires on July 3. Platinum - 383.00-387.00 dollars troy oz., N.Y. (contract). from $377.25 late Tuesday. FRIDAY, MAY 28,1993 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-29 Stocks climb A sian m arkets to new highs DENNIS J. O SHEA •ATTORNEY AT LAW· m ostly higher as bonds rise A GENERAL PRACTICE OF LAW NEW YORK (AP) - Stocks HONG KONG (AP) - Asian October 1989 following support INCLUDING climbed to record highs Wednes­ stock markets closed mostly from overseas investors, particu­ • CRIMINAL LAW · BUSINESS TRANSACTION day as bonds shot higher in late higher Wednesday, with share larly for leading stocks and gold trading, pushing interest rates • LABOR/OSHA · LAND MATTERS prices rising in Tokyo despite the issues. Sydney’s All-Ordinaries down. LOCATED IN THE TRANSPAC BUSINESS CENTER plunge of the US dollar to a record index rose 20.3 points to 1,717.7. Thirty-year bonds surged more MIDDLE ROAD, GUALO RAI. low against the Japanese yen. In Hong Kong, share prices than a point Wednesday after­ M-F 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM 235-3355 Tokyo’s 225-issue Nikkei Stock closed generally mixed on profit- noon after a successful Treasury SAT. 8:00 AM - 12:00 NN 256-4100 (after 5] Index gained 264.33 points, or taking following record rallies auction of five-year notes. 5/25, 2ÖTS8 (83) 1.28 percent, closing at20,895.99. over the past three days. The Hang Bonds also rose in reaction to a On'Diesday, it had gained 155.60 Seng Index, the market’s key in­ statement by House Speaker points, or 0.76 percent. dicator of blue chips, fell 18.46 Thomas Foley, D-Wash., that The Tokyo Stock Price Index points or 0.2 percent, closing at House Democrats will rally be­ of all issues listed on the first 7,349.72. hind President Clinton’s budget MICROL CORPORATION section gained 21.43 points, or Wellington: The New Zealand bill. The bill is scheduled few a P.O. BOX 207, SAN JOSE, SAIPAN, NIP 90950 · TEL. 234-5911,2,3,4,6,7,8 1.3 percent, closing at 1,639.72. share market finished higher in vote in the House yesterday. It had gained 7.60 points, or 0.5 busy trading but below its highs “The enthusiasm spread over to percent, the previous day. few the day due to some late profit- stocks,” which had “been Traders said there was little taking. The NZSE-40 capital in­ lollygagging” for most of the ses­ evidence that the yen’s surge in dex rose 2.92 points to 1,640.54. sion, said A. Gary Shilling, an value had led investors to dump Taipei: Share prices closed investment adviser in Springfield, Cressida WAS IS N.J. U92-032 1987 CRESSIDA AAF-877 5.995 5,195 the shares of exporters, even slightly higher in modest trading There had been much concern though it will hurt their competi­ in what brokers said was a techical in the financial markets that the Camry tiveness overseas. rebound following six sessions of U91C82T 1988 CAMRY 4 DR. AAM-742 4.395 4,195 bill might fail and prolong the The dollar closed at 108.65 yen, declines. The market’s weighted 92-087T 1988 CAMRY 4 DR. LE AAA-977 5.495 4,995 markets’ confusion about the 92-146T 1985 CAMRY 4 DR. AAD-447 2,895 2,595 down 1.91 yen from M onday’s index rose 18.23 points, closing budget and tax rates. 92-175T 1989 CAMRY 4 DR. AARC14 7,895 7,195 finish and its lowest close in To­ at 4,245.28. Low interest rates continue to R92-039P 1991 CAMRY 4 DR. LE ABB-381 11,995 10,995 U92-188T 1991 CAMRY 4 DR. AAX-921 8,995 8,695 kyo since modem exchange rates Manila: Share prices ended drive stock prices higher, agreed higher on buying interest from R93-007P 1990 CAMRY 4 DR. AAR-207 9,695 9,195 were set in the late 1940s. The James Schroeder, market analyst U93-067T 1992 CAMRY V6XLE AAX-795 16,995 previous record was 110.10 yen overseas participants. The Ma­ at MMS International in Chicago. R93-015 1991 CAMRY 4 DR. AAU465 — 7.995 on M ay 7. nila composite index of 30 se­ “I certainly could not see stocks U92-187T 1990 CAMRY WAGON AAM-847 11,695 10,995 The Australian share market lected issues rose 16.21 points to going up and bonds headed R92-045P 1990 CAMRY WAGON TAXI-364 8,395 7;995 closed at its highest level since 1,608.85. lower,” Schroeder said. “The main Corolla factor that has propelled the mar­ R92-022P 1990 COROLLA 4 DR. AAN-459 7,695 7,195 ket for such a long time is the fact R92-047P 1991 COR. COUPE 2 DR.AAY-192 7,995 6,995 that rates have been low. W e’re U93-059R 1990 COROLLA 4 DR. AAR-615 5,995 5,195 Sharp profits sink 24% U93-062R 1990 COROLLA 4 DR. AAA-745 5,995 5,195 TOKYO {AP). - Sharp Corp., a cult during the past fiscal year, with not seeing a dramatic pickup in U93-063R 1990 COROLLA 4 DR. AAR-685 5,995 5,195 leading Japanese consumer elec­ increased unemployment and re­ the economy, we’re not seeing a U93-064R 1990 COROLLA 4 DR. AAP-800 6,495 5,895 tronics maker, cited depressed do­ duced growth in workers’ salaries dramatic pickup in earnings. The R92-035P 1990 COROLLA WGN. TAXI-260 7,695 7,195 mestic demand Wednesday fora24 weighing on personal demand. main impetus has cone from (low) U92-203R 1990 COROLLA WGN. AAS654 5,995 5,495 U93-017L 1991 COfTOLLA WGN. AAZ225 7,495 6,995 percent decline in group net profits Sharp cited signs of recovery in rates.” U93-031L 1990 COROLLA WGN. AA0017 7,695 6,995 for the fiscal year ended March 31. the United States but said its per­ Indeed, the market got some Net profits of the company and formances elsewhere were lacklus­ bad economic news this morning Tercel its subsidiaries fell to 29.61 billion ter. when the Commerce Department U92-057T 1989 TERCEL 4 DR. AAH-930 3,995 3,695 yen ($272 million at Wednesday’s In the current fiscal year, Sharp reported that new orders to facto­ U92-198T 1989 TERCEL 4 DR. AAH-457 3,495 2,995 rate) from 39.06 billion yen ($358 said, profits and sales should edge R93-010P 1992 TERCEL 2 DR. DX AAT-850 8,395 7,995 ries for durable goods were un­ million) a year earlier. Earnings per up as the domestic economy recov­ U93-033T 1988 TERCEL 4 DR. AAE-983 3,500 2,995 changed in April. Analysts had share were also down 24 percent to ers, spurred by government stimu­ R93O13P 1991 TERCEL 4 DR. ABB-152 7,500 6,995 27.72 yen (25 cents) from 36.61 lus measures. The parent expected a 1.5-percent increase in April. Chevrolet yen (33.6 cents). company’s net profit was down 19 U91-157T 1990 CELEBRITY AAG-689 4,295 3,995 Sales fell 2.6 percent to 1.48 tril­ percent to 25 billion yen ($230 mil­ Stocks were also supported by U92-171R 1990 SPRINT AA0-484 9,995 3,495 lion yen ($13.56 billion) from 1.52 lion) from 36 billion yen ($330 a drop in gold prices. Gold for trillion yen ($13.93 billion). million). Earnings per share were June delivery fell $3.50 per ounce Buick The company said in a statement down 31 percent to 23.41 yen (21.48 on reports that Chinese gold de­ U93026R 1988 CENTURY AAG-082 5,995 4,995 that business conditions were diffi­ cents) from 33.8 yen (31 cents). mand may decline. R93-014P 1992 CENTURY AAW248 RESERVED U930B8R 1989 CENTURY AAFP034 6,995 5,595 Subaru U91-230T 1990 SUBARU LEGACY AAU-182 8,295 7,995 U92-200T 1988 SUBARU 4 DR. 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L e t t e r s . . # continued from page 30 back as I can remember. help. If we can’t count on 911 for 911 is an emergency line for help, what are we suppose to count life-threatening situations. There on? At least tell us if 911 opera­ are operators on duty 24 hours a tors are cmly part-tim e workers. day, seven days a week. They are. When my father told me about to answer every call. what happened, at first I laughed, I never questioned911 ’s ability but when I though about it more, to at least answer the phone until I realized it wasn’t a laughing a couple of days ago, my father matter. What if my father had saw something a little unusual been in real danger? It’s scary to and became suspicious. So he think that if I were ever in need of dialed911. Although this was not police or medical assistance, 911 a life-threatening situation, an might not answer. It could have operator was expected to answer. been that just that one call wasn’t Shock. No one answered. Why? answered, but think of it this way I’m as stuck on that question as - it could have been 50 people in you are. need of help. Let’s get 911 on Many people depend on 911 as line. their lastresort in emergency situ­ Sincerely, ations. They would dial 911 for /s/Joanne Reyes Challenge Legislature Dear Editor: To do this, let’s establish some The winds of change is now at parameters using reference and hand. Today, the people of the few basic factors for easy under­ Mariana Islands must accept and standing and simplicity: learn the virtues of changes or be 1. Historical perspective- 1950- faced to do so without regard to present what or who we are as people. 2. Colonial rules The sad part of this is that the 3. Evolution of our political indigenous people are ignorant of status it and, by design, were kept igno­ 4. Elections and past political rant for 40 years. leaders RUDOLPHO’S Historically, the imposition of 5. Psychology of human greed, $12.50 changes on people have always the need for prestige its conse­ SATURDAY, JUNE 5 · 8:30PM been met with resistance. But quences and limitations SMMHMC PRODUCTIONPRODUCTION 4 over the years, leaders of nomadic 6. Deceitful political acumen AGANA · GUAM civilizations began to learn 7. Hypocrisy and leadership TICKETS AVAILABLE AT through intellectual discoveries 8. The nature of things - its RUDOLPHO’S, ECHO BEACH & MARPAC and necessities that changes can natural order be made to benefit people. 1950-1960 were by-and-large To accomplish this, leaders and our beginning but we were iso­ others with the charisma to influ­ lated, restricted and denied the ence shall be guided principally choice to journey even to other by the basic concept of justice islands of the US possession. inherent to man’s expectation of However, people from the out­ trust. Should these be compro­ side w ald who could migrate to mised, those that are governed the Marianas did so for one rea­ shall one day rise and demand son or other, such as: explanation for being betrayed. 1. Movement and interchanges This is exactly where we’re at of US government employees or today. related personnel Having said the above, we can 2. Travelers or adventurers fairly conclude that the leader­ 3. Other islanders traveling ship of this legislature failed to under permission and, perceive what was coming and 4. Prospectors seeking oppor­ take the initiative to prudently do tunities just to name a few. what was right considering the These interactions rendered the alternatives. I am referring to the indigenous people very vulner­ infamous long-standing need for able in almost every aspects of labor reforms, review of our im­ life, rather than opportunities. migration policies, the federal This became apparent when we minimum wage and, of course, discovered the direct correlation our relationship with the United between vulnerability and the States. controlled and limited education This sentiment is expressed imposed due to being a minority purely from a indept perspective and reliance to dependency. as-an indigenous who have en­ Information critical to justice dured and experienced all sots of in society became our ancestors challenges and the trial and tribu­ and elders infatuation and pur­ lations of being a minute minority suits. among other people of nations of 1960-1970 was the historical the world. These being fact and decade to reflect on as a point of not having any alternative, I reference. This was the period in leamedearly on that to survive at time when all that we are today best is to infinitely learn the ever and in the future were conceptu­ so complex art of co-existence. ally conceived. To illustrate the consequences and The political leaders during this the price that one would pay era and others involved beyond should he/she failed or quit by 1970 were leaders of wisdom and refusing to continue to learn the ideal - they appeared visionary, aft of co-existence, let’s look at maybe even prophetic. I dare say, our political status development however, that from a moral van­ AQUA in retrospect. Let’s examine what tage point, these are of the highest RESORT we have accomplished to-date and admirable qualities one could fundamentally that give us the ever have, let alone practice it. Continental Mkronesia hope for a better future politi­ So where did we go wrong? cally, economically and socially. continued on page 32 BI-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEW S -FRID AY-MAY 28,1993 Letters... ★★★★★★★★★ continued front page 31 The day we become a common­ wealth of the United States. The excitement and the though of be­ ing the first Islander to govern =«si; ourselves made our political lead­ ers even more vulnerable. Hav­ ★ ing no contemporary education despite being educated have little' ★ if any, measurable evidence of significant accomplishment in al­ ★ most two years by the leadership of this Legislature. ★ What is more so disheartening is the embarrassing truth and its ★ very simple to prove - that as Pacific islanders we are not ready ★ to govern ourselves. The leadership of this Legisla­ ★ ture have made a mockery-of our legacy and the ideal that stood the ★ test of time only to be fOrsakenhy greed and ignorance followed by ★ the lack of hindsight thus, obliter­ ate foresight ★ People o f the Marianas - lets challenge the accomplishment of JAMES ADA Site & Vendor ★ this Legislature. ★ 1. They spent over $3 millions to enact 6-8 legislation into law deal­ ★ ing primarily with no significant * 4th of July booth space almost gone! values. ★ 2. Inability to elevate our people and our government economically ★ ★ and politically closer to countries ^ Please call Jam es Ada for more information at 234-6208, or fax him at 234-1190. that can provide diversities. ★ 3. Conveniently allowed our governor to take all the blame for the current turmoil with the US ★ The Liberation Day Committee is planning now for the 4th of July carnival and ★ Congress and the Federal Govern­ ★ festival at American Memorial Park. ★ ment. 4. Knowingly allowed the cov­ ★ Hundreds of people will gather that day for gam es, food and entertainment. ★ enant funding of $ 120 million to be Island businesses, civic groups and other organizations are encouraged to build a Palapala (booth) in jeopardy even if it threatens the ★ and sell their stuff. ★ entire economic future of our people. ★ My friends - 1 am not being one­ Booth space is limited and only nine (9) spaces are left sided here. We cannot even begin ★ 7 7 /fl to understand the power vested in our Legislature. To neglect tlieir C ategories of B ooths: duties is one thing - but to be drawn ★ into playing games for whatever • F o o d & D r i n k s motives is absolutely wrong. Not ★ at the expense of the indigenous G o v e r n m e n t people. Before you vote - please ★ just think about it one more time. • N on-Profit You owe it to yourself. ★ Thank you. /s/John R. Castro Indigenous. FRIDAY, MAY 28,1993 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-33 H ouse... Happy continued from page 11 NOTICE Birthday Due to a last-minute schedule conflict, the fundraising dinner banks in the Pacific and elsewhere, such as, university and college for libraries that contain updates on the latest in educational trends. Congressm an MAMETTO U. MARATITA •one to be shared by the Attor­ scheduled for May 29,1993 has been rescheduled to: ney General’s Office and the ex­ ecutive branch. This is to connect IUNE 19, 1993 the Attorney G eneral’s to the M aryT. 6:30 PM Lexis and Nexis libraries of laws for updates about precedents and at the case studies. The executive of­ A ldan ROYAL TAGA BEACH CLUB fices of government can also be connected to the key government (Aunt Mary) offices in Washington, D.C., to The Committee to re-elect Congressman Mametto U. Maratita apologize for the the Library of Congress in order on May 29h inconvenience this may cause. We loofe forward to seeing you on lune 19. that CNMI officials are kept From your loving abreast of events and policy deci­ Husband, Children, Si Yuus Maase. sions in the capitol. Grands /s/TRACY T. ALDAN •Onefor the Legislature toequip Treasurer members and legislative counsels Bert & Ruth S/26,28 (0092) with information from the Library of Congress, and other research networks that could aid local leg­ islators with updated inputs and materials for the formulation of laws and for the prevention of outdated and obsolete consider­ ations in the process of decision making. •One line dedicated for public health purposes, specifically for CommonwealthHealthCenterfor access to medical libraries and information networks on the lat­ est in health care. This will also allow for connection between the the CNMI’s health care facilities and tertiary health care facilities Residential Users save 11% on the 2 as those medical referral centers in Honolulu, Guam, San Diego, U.S.VHawaii and 2 international phone and Stanford California. numbers that cost the most. Hofschneider said it is critical that CHC has^a.direct link to the Business Users receive 11% savings on medical referral centers to effec­ tively create a monitoring system the 4 U.S.*/Hawaii and 4 international and followup diagnosis proce­ phone numbers that cost the most. dure for patients. 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Paid for by Committee to Re-elect Governor Guerrero an overnor Manglona; Joe Ada, Treasurer FRIDAY, MAY 28,1993 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-37 UN peacekeepers push toward American Red Cross Khmer Rouge + PHNOM PENH, Cambodia going into areas regarded as too (AP) ■ UN peacekeepers pushed insecure for fixed votfng sites. further toward the margins of Only two polling sites wete closed Khmer Rouge territory Thursday Wednesday because of security Interested applicants must be dedicated, so Cambodians in insecure areas problems, said UN mission reliable, career-oriented individuals with could vote. spokesman Eric Fait. Mobile voting teams were He also reported shelling in the strong commitment to community. spreading out across the country­ northwestern province of Siem side in an effort to net as many of Reap and a quickly repulsed at­ the roughly half a million Cam­ tack against UN peacekeepers in Applicant must have computer word bodians who have yet to cast a the central province of Kompong ballot Them. processing experience, typing 65-75 The six-day election, which From the election results is to words per minute, organizational skills ends Friday, has been a rousing come a government, constitution success by almost every yardstick: and national assembly. Sihanouk, who currently acts as head of state, and must be people-oriented. Short­ more than 85 percent of the vote said the new government and na­ is in, and anticipated violence by hand would be helpful, but is not a tional assembly should decide on Khmer Rouge guerrillas has been their own whether to include the requirement. minimal. Khmer Rouge or not. TheUN organized poll, the first Sihanouk also indicated to a multi-party election in Cambodia group of European officials that If you feel that you qualify, apply in since 1972, is at least a temporary he was willing to accept the presi­ defeat for the Khmer Rouge, who dency. person at the american Red Cross Chap­ boycotted the event and continue The elections stem from the to denounce those who took part. 1 9 9 1 accord that ended nearly 1 3 ter House on Airport Road. No phone In another setback, national years of war between the Phnom reconciliation leader Prince Penh government and three guer­ calls please Norodom Sihanouk Wednesday rilla groups, including the Khmer dropped an earlier plan to include Rouge. them in a future coalition-style government. Thousands cast ballots Wednesday at stations run by mobile polling teams which were Clinton weighs action on plot ( GETAWAY HOLIDAYS I to Mil Bush Are you planning to getaway for the summer? We have an outstanding offer for you! By Ruth Sinai

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Box 3146 Saipan, MP 96950 Agency T·!.: (670) 235-8001 · Fax: (670) 235-8006 38-MARIÀNAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-MAY 28.1993 Marianas Public Land Corporation Special tea, crops PUBLIC NOTICE Pursuant to the provisions of 2 CMC Sigon gi probension siha gi 2 CMC Reel ayleewal me bwangil 2 CMC ruin mountains 4141 et sec i PUBLIC PURPOSE 4141 et sec, PUBLIC PURPOSE 4141 et sec, the PUBLIC PUR­ By Shirley Lai On Alishan alone, where POSE LAND EXCHANGE AU­ LAND EXCHANGE ACT OF 1987, LAND EXCHANGE AUTHORI­ tourists get up early to see a THORIZATION ACT OF 1987, sino i tulaikan tano para propositon ZATION ACT OF 1987, nge ALISHAN, Taiwan (AP) - magnificent 'sunrise wanning a notice is hereby given of Marianas pupbliku na akton 1987, nutisia Marianas Public Land Corporation Public Land Corporation’s intention manana i ginen este put i intension- e arongaar towlap, igha e mangiiy Visitors to this popular moun­ seaof white clouds, farmers have ebwe lliiwelo faluw iye e toolong to enter into an exchange agreement na i Marianas Public Land Corpora­ tain resort in central Taiwan can illegally developed 7,410 acres faluw kka faal. Aramasye e tipali involving the parcels of land de­ tion humalom gi kontratan atulaikan see signs erected by farmers (2,998 hectares), or one-third of tano ni ha afefekta i pedason tano nge emmwel ebwe tingor ebwe yoor scribed below. Concerned persons lauding their tea leaves grown the mountain’s hillside land, siha ni manmadeskribi gi sampapa. hearing reel inaamwo lliiwelil may request a hearing on any pro­ Man interesante siha na petsona sina faluw fa. Aramas ye e tipali nge 1,320 feet (402 meters) above since 1988, ** posed exchanged by contacting manmamaisen inekungok pu t maseha emmwel ye re tipali reel kkapsal sea level as the ‘‘highest and best “This mountain is bleeding MPLC by or on May 26,1993. If so manu/hafa na priniponi put tulaikan faluw, nge rebwe aghuleey ngali tea in Taiwan.” from wounds of illegal cultiva­ requested, hearings on the transac­ tano. A’agang i MPLC antes pat MPLC wool me ngare mmwal May Visitors can also see fields tion,” environmentalist Chen tions ] isted below will be scheduled osino gi May 26, 1993. Yanggen 26,1993. Ngare eyoor tingor bwe filled with other delicacies like Yueh-fong told a recent visitor, on May 28,1993 at 9:00 a.m. in the guaha inekungok marikuesta, i yoor hearing, nge rebwe ayoora high cold” cabbage renowned pointing at a newly developed Conference Room of MPLC. inekungok siempre para i sigiente reel tali faluw kka faal, nge rebwe for its crispness and special taste tea garden. siha na transaksion u fan makondukta tooto wool May 28,1993, otol ye and wasabi, the Japanese green Chen, director of the Taiwan. PUBLIC PURPOSE - Roadways gi May 28,1993, gi oran alas 9:00 gi 9:00 sun. mellol MPLC Confer­ Acquisition eggan gi halom i kuattonkonfirensian ence Room. sauce which spices up raw fish. Ecological Research Center in iM PLC. A M M W ELEER T O W L A P - What visitors don’t see is how Taichung in central Taiwan, has PRIVATE LAND - Saipan Lot/ PROPOSITON PUPBLIKU - 1’ Ma Roadway Acquisition the cultivation of such high-value conducted annual field trips to Tract No. E.A. 778-R/W contain­ Chulé I’ Chalan Para I’ Pupbliku FALAWAL ARAMAS - Saipan products has devastated the land Alishan to document the ing an area of 167 square meters. TANOPRAIBET-SitioNumiruE.A. Lot/TractNo.E.A. 778-R/WLlapal which nurtured them. mountain’s environmental 778-R/W giya Saipan yan ha nge 167 square meters iwe e - Saipan Lot/Trace No. H-170-4R/ Environmentalists say hillside problems. konsisiste 167 metro kuadrao na area. ammatafa. W containing an area of 194 square agricultural activities have “Like a time bomb, Taiwan’s meters. - Sitio Numiru H-170-4R/W giya - Saipan Lot/Trace No. H-170-4R/ W Llapal nge 194 square meters weakened the soil; in addition, dams will all explode in five to - Saipan Lot/Tract No. H-170- Saipan yan ha konsisiste 194 metro iwe e ammatafa. pesticides used in crop cultiva­ 10 years if the government fails NEW-4 containing an area of 1 kuadrao na area. - Sitio Numiru H-170-NEW-4 giya - Saipan Lot/Tract No. H-170- square meters. tion have polluted water re­ to stop such mountain develop­ Saipan yan ha konsisiste 1 metro NEW-4 Llapal nge 1 square meters - Saipan Lot/Trace No. H-170- sources. ment,” he said. Kuadrao na area. iwe e ammatafa. If nothing is done now, they The worsening soil conserva­ NEW-1R/W containing an area of - Sitio Numiru H-170-NEW-1R/W - Saipan Lot/Tract No. H-170- say, the expanding tea gardens 217 square meters. giya Saipan yan ha konsisiste 217 NEW-1R/W Llapal nge 217 square tion has already exacted a hu­ -Saipan Lot/Tract No. H-170- metro Kuadrao na area. meters iwe e ammatafa. and vegetable fields on the hills man toll. In Taipei, 39 people: NEW-2R/W codntaining an area of - Sirio Numiro H-170-NEW-2R/W - Saipan Lot/Tract No. H-170- of Alishan and other mountains were killed and four were- in­ 28 square meters. giya Saipan yan ha konsisiste 28 metro NEW-2R/W Llapal nge 28 square could result in far greater human jured in the 36 mountain slides - Saipan Lot/Trace No. H-170-1R/ Kuadrao na area. meter iwe e ammatafa. and financial costs for this afflu­ caused by inappropriate devel­ W containing an area of 187 square - Sitio Numiru H-170-1R/W giya - Saipan Lot/Tract No. H-170-1R/ ent island. opment on hills during 1968 to meters. Saipan yan ha konsisiste 187 metro W Llapal nge 187 square meters Officials say about 40 percent 1986. - Saipan Lot/Tract No. H-170-2R/ Kuadrao na area. iwe e ammatafa. W containing an area of 335 square - Sitio Numiru H-170-2R/W giya - Saipan Lot/Tract No. H-170-2R/ o f T aiwan ’ s 34 reservoirs, which In 1990, shortly after farmers meters. Saipan yan ha konsisiste 335 metro W Llapal nge 335 square meters supply 60 percent of the country’s built tea gardens on Alishan, a PUBLICLAND - Saipan Lot/Tract Kuadarao na area. iwe e ammatafa. running water, are seriously major flood erupted down the No. 034 L 32 containing an area of TANO PUPBLIKU - Sitio Numiru FALAWEER TOWLAP - Saipan polluted by sliding mud caused mountain, washing away roads, 3,000 square meters. 034L32 giya Saipan yanhakonsisiste Lot/Tract No. 034 L 32 Llapal nge by illegal agricultural and bridges, and some coffins origi­ 3/7,14.21,28(004658) ______38,800 metro kuadrao na area. 8,800 square meters. comercial operations along the nally buried on the hills. rivers’ mountain banks. The situation seemed to im­ “The water quality has dropped prove in 1991 when the drastically since they started government’s Fores'PBiireau, Marianas Public Land Corporation selling mountain tea and cab­ after a series of protests from bages for good prices,” said Lin environmental groups, dropped PUBLIC NOTICE Chin-chiang, chief engineer of its four-decade practice of log­ Pursuant to the provisions of Sigon gi prehensión siha gi 2 Reel ayleewal me bwangil 2 the government’s Water Re­ ging trees in Taiwan’s subtropi­ sources Planning Commission. cal forests. 2 CMC 414 le t sec, the PUB­ CMC 4141 et sec i PUBLIC CMC 4141 et sec, PUBLIC LIC PURPOSE LAND EX­ PURPOSE LAND EX- PURPOSE LAND EX­ CHANGE AUTHORIZA­ CHANGE ACT O F 1987, sino i CHANGE AUTHORIZA­ Contlnued from page 37 TION ACT OF 1987, notice tulaikan taño para propositon TION ACT OF 1987, nge Clinton..._ is hereby given of Marianas pupbliku na akton 1987, nutisia Marianas Public Land Corpo­ to Kuwait is still under way. “Iraq tack judging by the sophisticated Public Land Corporation’s manana i ginen este put i inten- ration e arongaar towlap, igha will be there as a target for a while type of car bomb captured by intention to enter into an ex­ sion-na i Marianas Public Land e mangiiy ebwe lliiwelo faluw more,” said an administration of­ Kuwaiti authorities from 11 Ira­ change agreement involving Corporation humalom gi iye e toolong faluw kka faal. ficial who spoke only on condi­ qis who crossed from Iraq into the parcels of land described kontratan atulaikan taño ni ha Aramasye etipali nge emm wel tion of anonymity. Kuwait. below. Concerned persons afefekta i pedason taño siha ni ebwe tingor ebwe yoor hear­ Robert Gates, director of the The group, according to con­ may request a hearing on any manmadeskribi gi sampapa. ing reel inaamwo lliiwelil CIA until January, agreed there’s fessions obtained by an FBI-Se­ proposed exchanged by con­ Man interesante siha na petsona faluw fa. Aramas ye e tipali no rush. cret Service team, meant to blow tacting MPLC by or on June 9, sina manmamaisen inekungok nge emmwel ye re tipali reel He suggested in a recent inter­ up a car near a building Bush was 1993. If so requested, hearings put maseha manu/hafa na kkapsal faluw, nge rebwe view that the administration pub­ to visit. If that failed, one of the Iraqis intended to blow himself on the transactions listed be­ priniponi put tulaikan taño. aghuleey ngali MPLC wool licly lay out the full extent of Iraq’s culpability - if that’s where up next to Bush. low will be scheduled on June A ’ agang i M PLC antes pat osino mengaremmwalJune9,1993. the investigation leads - and then The former Bush official, 11, 1993 at 9:00 a.m. in the giJune9,1993. Yanggenguaha Ngare eyoor tingor bwe yoor announce that it will respond at a speaking on condition of ano­ Conference Room of MPLC. inekungok marikuesta, i hearing, nge rebwe ayoora reel time and in a manner of its choos­ nymity, said experience with inekungok siempre para i tali faluw kka faal, nge rebwe ing. Saddam has shown that he will PUBLIC PURPOSE - Wet­ sigiente siha na transaksion u tooto wool June 11,1993, otol “And then let ‘em stew,’’ Gates interpret a lack of US retaliation land Acquisition ye 9:00 a.m. mellol MPLC fan makondukta gi June 11, said. as weakness. 1993, gi oran alas 9:00 gi eggan Conference Room. He said a military strike would The United States should PRIVATE LAND - Part of gi halom i kuatton konfirensian have only limited effect on therefore pick several targets Saipan Lot/Tract No. 565 i M PLC. AMMWELEER TOWLAP - Saddam, who saw his country se­ Saddam cares about - such as NEW -7 Wetland Acquisition verely damaged by allied bomb­ military barracks or weapons Containing an area of 6,975 PROPOSITON PUPBLIKU -1 ’ ings in the Gulf War but has factories - and announce clearly square meters Ma Chulé I’ Wetland FALAWAL ARAMAS - Part managed rebuild and hold on to why they are being bombed, the of Saipan Lot/Tract No. 565 power. source said. PUBLIC LAND - Saipan Lot/ TANO PRAIBET - Parte gi sitio NEW -7 The United States also should Richard Haass, who was Bush’s Tract No. 029 L 38 Numiru E.A. 565 NEW-7 giya Llapal nge 6,975 square meters take the opportunity to remind the top aide for Near East and South Containing an area of 8,643 Saipan yah ha konsisiste 6,975 iwe e amatafa. world that Saddam is an interna­ Asian affairs, agreed that Saddam square meters metro kuadrao na arca tional menace and reinforce the might see lack of action as FALAWEER TOWLAP - international isolation and sanc­ weakness - especially because the TAÑO PUPBLIKU - Sitio Saipan Lot/Tract No. 029 L 38 tions, Gates said. Clinton administration has no Numiru 029 L 38 giya Saipan Llapal nge 8,643 square meters A former senior official in the track record on using force. Its yan ha konsisiste, 8,643 metro Bush administration, familiar with failure to obtain European support kuadrao na are a Iraq’s terrorism methods, said Iraq for military action in Bosnia would clearly was behind the foiled at- add to that perception, he added. FRIDAY, MAY 28,1993 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VŒWS-39 3 senior Korean Marianas Public Land Corporation PUBLIC NOTICE officials resign Pursuant to the provisions of 2 Sigon gi prehensión siha gi 2 Reel ayleewal me bwangil 2 CMC 4141 et sec, the PUB­ CMC 4141 et sec i PUBLIC CMC 4141 et sec, PUBLIC SEOUL, South Korea (AP) - prosecutor also are accused of LIC PURPOSE LAND EX­ PURPOSE LAND EX­ PURPOSE LAND EX­ The vice justice minister and two receiving bribes regularly from CHANGE AUTHORIZA­ CHANGE ACT O F 1987, sino i CHANGE AUTHORIZA­ senior prosecution officials re­ the racket. signed Wednesday, becoming the Also Wednesday, Kim Jong- TION ACT OF 1987, notice is tulaikan tano para propositon TION ACT OF 1987, nge latest victims of President Kim in, a governing party legislator, hereby given of Marianas pupbliku na akton 1987, nutisia Marianas Public Land Corpo­ Young-sam’s sweeping anti-cor­ appeared at the Seoul District Public L and C orporation’s in­ manana i ginen este put i inten- ration e arongaartowlap, igha ruption drive. Prosecutor’s office to face graft tention to enter into an ex­ sion-na i Marianas Public Land e mangiiy ebwe llii welo M uw Vice Justice Minister Shin Kun charges. He allegedly received change agreement involving Corporation humalom gi iye e toolong faluw kka faal. and the two others handed in their $375,000 in bribes from a banker the parcels of land described kontratan atulaikan tano ni ha Aramasye e tipali nge emmwel resignations after they were sum­ when he served as a senior eco­ below. Concerned persons afefekta i pedason tano siha ni ebwe tingor ebwe yoor hear­ moned for questioning about al­ nomic adviser to then President may request a hearing on any manmadeskribi gi sampapa. ing reel inaamwo lliiwelil legations that they had secret re­ Roh Tae-woo in 1990. proposed exchanged by con­ Man interesante siha napetsona faluw fa. Aramas ye e tipali lations with underground crimi­ Before being summoned, Kim tacting MPLC by or on June sina manmamaisen inekungok rige emmwel ye re tipali reel nal groups. denied the charges and suggested 16, 1993. If so requested, put maseha manu/hafa na kkapsal faluw, nge rebwe One of the prosecution officials that the summons could be politi­ priniponi put tulaikan tano. aghuleey ngali MPLC wool implicated in the scandal, Lee cal retaliation for his criticism of hearings on the transactions Kun-kae, was alleged to have re­ President Kim. listed below will be scheduled A ’agang i MPLC antes pat osino me ngare mmwal June 16, ceived $675,000 from Chung Since Kim Young-sam, a on June 18,1993 at 9:00 a.m. gi June 16, 1993, Yanggen 1993. Ngare eyoor tingorbwe Duk-chin, reputed leader of a slot- former dissident, took office in in the Conference Room of guaha inekungok marikuesta, i yoor hearing, nge rebwe- machine racket. February as the first civilian MPLC. inekungok siempre para i ayoora reel tali faluw kka faal, Lee, who once served as chief president in 32 years, about 1,000 sigiente siha na transaksion u nge rebwe tooto wool June 18, of the Seoul City Police, report­ government officials, generals, PUBLIC PURPOSE - Road­ fan makondukta gi June 18, 1993, otol ye 9:00 a.m. mellol edly bought a luxurious house educators and business leaders ways Acquisition 1993, gi oran alas 9:00 gi eggan MPLC Conference Room. with the money. Shin and the other have been arrested. gi halom i kuatton konfirensian PRIVATE LAND - Saipan iM P L C . AMMWELEER TOWLAP - Lot/Tract No. 018 B 10 PROPOSITONPUPBLIKU -1’ Roadway Acquisition Asian news briefs containing an area of 292 Ma Chulé I’ Chalan Para I’ FALAWAL ARAMAS - Part square meters Pupbliku of Saipan Lot/Tract No. 018 B China frees political prisoner TANO PRAIBET - Sitio 104Llapal nge 292 square BEIJING (AP) - China released one of its longest-held political pris­ - Part of Saipan Lot/Trace No. Numiru 018 B 104 giya Saipan meters iwe e amatafa. oners today a week before a US decision on whether to impose trade 032 B 01 yan ha konsisiste 292 metro - Part of Saipan Lot/Trace No. sanctions to press for human rights improvements. Containing an area of 439 kuadrao na area. 032 B 01 Xu Wenli, 49, was released from a Beijing prison after serving 12 square meters - Parte gi sitio Numiru 032 BOI Llapal nge 439 square meters giya Saipan yan ha konsisiste years of a 15-year sentence. He spent the last 11 in solitary confinement. iwe e ammatafa. Xu decimal to speculate on why he was freed. When told that the 439 metro kuadrao na area PU BLIC LA N D - Saipan L ot/ FALAWEER TOWLAP - official reasoh was that he showed good behavior and a good attitude, TANO PUPBLIKU - Sitio Tract No. 157 E 02 Saipan Lot/Tract No. 157E02 he laughed and said, “What good attitude?” Numiru 157 E 02 giya Saipan Containing an area of 10,965 Llapal nge 10,965 square yan ha konsisiste 10,965 metro square meters meters Details of UK-China talks sought kuadrao na area HONG KONG (AP) - Hong Kong’s legislature passed a motion today 5/28 6/4.11,18 urging Britain to disclose details of current Sino-British talks on the territory’s fiy,ui£v The motion by liberal lawmaker Yeung Sum was passed 25-14 by the Marianas Public Land Corporation 60-member Legislative Council. It calls on Britain to disclose details after each round of talks with PUBLIC NOTICE China on arrangements for the 1995 local legislative elections. Sino- Pursuant to the provisions of 2 CMC Sigon gi probension siha gi 2 CMC Reel ayleewal me bWangil 2 CMC British negotiations cm Hong Kong began in Beijing last month and the 4141 etsec.thePUBLICPURPOSE 4141 et sec i PUBLIC PURPOSE 4141 et sec, PUBLIC PURPOSE fourth round is to be held on Friday. LAND EXCHANGE AUTHORI­ LAND EXCHANGE ACT OF 1987, LAND EXCHANGE AUTHORI­ US woos North Korea ZATION ACT OF 1987, notice is sino i tulaikan tano para propositon ZATION ACT OF 1987, nge hereby given of Marianas Public pupbliku na akton 1987, nutisia Marianas Public Land Corporation WASHINGTON (AP) - The United States is prepared to offer conces­ Land Corporation’s intention to man ana i ginen este put i intension- e arongaar towlap, igha e mangiiy sions if North Korea opens its nuclear plants to international inspectors enter into an exchange agreement na i Marianas Public Land Corpora­ ebwe lliiwelo faluw iye e toolong - including possible North Korean inspections of US bases in South involving the parcels of land de­ tion humalom gi kontratan atulaikan faluw kka faal. Aramasye e tipali Korea, a senior State Department official said today. scribed below. Concerned persons tano ni ha afefekta i pedason tano nge emmwel ebwe tingor ebwe yoor Robert L. Gallucci, Assistant Secretary of State for Political-Military may request a hearing on any pro­ siha ni manmadeskribi gi sampapa. hearing reel inaamwo lliiwelil Affairs, made his comments before a Senate panel to signal US goodwill posed exchanged by contacting Man interesante siha na petsona sina faluw fa. Aramas ye e tipali nge in advance of talks he holds next week with North Korean delegates at MPLC by or on May 26,1993. If so manmamaisen inekungok put maseha emmwel ye re tipali reel kkapsal the United Nations in New York. requested, hearings on the transac­ manu/hafa na priniponi put tulaikan faluw, nge rebwe aghuleey ngali Gallucci made clear that his first priority will be to get North Korea tions listed below will be scheduled tano. A’agang i MPLC antes pat MPLC wool me ngare mmwal May to rescind its announcement of March 12 that it was withdrawing from on May 28,1993 at 9:00 a.m. in the osino gi May 26, 1993. Yanggen 26,1993. Ngare eyoor tingor bwe the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty Conference Room of MPLC. guaha inekungok marikuesta, i yoor hearing, nge rebwe ayoora inekungok siempre para i sigiente reel tali faluw kka faal, nge rebwe $50M port in Vietnam planned PUBLIC PURPOSE - Roadways siha na transaksion ufan makondukta tooto wool May 28, 1993, otol ye Acquisition SINGAPORE (AP) - The Singapore government-backed Neptune gi May 28,1993, gi oran alas 9:00 gi 9:00 a.m. mellol MPLC Confer­ eggan gi halom i kuatton konfirensian Orient Lines and Japanese and Taiwanese interests plan to build a ence Room. PRIVATE LAND - Saipan Lot/ iMPLC. container port in Vietnam for an estimated US $50 million, the Port of AMMWELEER TOWLAP - Tract No. 1603C-R/W containing PROPOSITON PUPBLIKU - 1’ Ma Roadway Acquisition Singapore Authority said Wednesday. an area of 640 square meters. Chulé I’ Chalan Para I’ Pupbliku FALAWAL ARAMAS - Saipan A port authority spokesman said the port atTanThuan, six kilometers - Saipan Lot/Trace No. 21350-2R/ TANO PRAIBET - Sitio Numiru Lot/Tract No. 1603C-R/W Llapal (3.6 miles) from Ho Chi Minh City, will be run by a private company W containing an area of 37 square 1603C-R/W giya Saipan yan ha nge 640 square meters iwe e with Mitsui group of Japan, a Taiwanese company and Viet Fracht, meters. konsisiste640metro kuadrao na area. ammatafa. Neptune Orient’s agent in Vietnam. - Saipan Lot/Tract No. 21350-R/W - Sitio Numiru 21350-2R/W giya - Saipan Lot/Trace No. 21350-2R/ HK studies governor’s tax containing an area of 94 square Saipan yan ha konsisiste 37metro W Llapal nge 37 square meters iwe meters. kuadrao na area. e ammatafa. HONG KONG (AP) - The Hong Kong government announced Monday - Saipan Lot/Trace No. 1603C-1 - Sitio Numiru 21350-R/W giya -Saipan Lot/TractNo. 21350-R/W that it has appointed an independent panel to study whether Gov. Chris containing an area of 87 square Saipan yan ha konsisiste 94 metro Llapal nge 94 square meters iwe e Patten should pay income tax. meters. Kuadrao na area. ammatafa. The creation of the panel follows the decision by Queen Elizabeth n - Sitio Numiru 1603C-1 giya Saipan - Saipan Lot/Tract No. 1603C-1 earlier this year to pay personal income tax. PUBLIC LAND - Saipan Lot/Tract yan ha konsisiste 87 metro Kuadrao Llapal nge 87 square meters iwe e Patten earns 178,000 Hong Kong dollars (US $22,820) a month. No. 012 G 13 na area. ammatafa. A government statement said the three-member independent panel Containing an area of 3,000 square TANO PUPBLIKU - Sirio Numiru FALAWEER TOWLAP - Saipan has-been asked to finish its work as soon as possible. meters. 012 G 13 giya Saipan yan ha Lot/TractNo. 012G 13Llapalnge - Saipan Lot/Tract No. 005 I 63 konsisiste 3,000 metro kuadrao na 2,900 square meters. Power plant exec resigns containing an area of 999 square area. - Saipan Lot/Tract No. 005 I 363 meters. - Sitio Numiru 0051363 giya Saipan Llapal nge 999 square meters. TAIPEI, Taiwan (AP) - A senior executive of Taiwan’s state-run yan ha konsisiste 999 metro kuadrao power company has resigned following recent shutdowns at a nuclear Part of Saipan Lot/Tract No. 017 G 03 containing an area of 3,000 na area. - part of Saipan Lot/Tract No. 017 power plant that resulted in electricity rationing, officials said. - Parte gi Sitio Numiru 017 G 03 giya square meters. G 03 Llapal nge 3,000 square Lin Ying, vice president of the Taiwan Power Co., resigned Tuesday, Saipan yan ha konsisiste 3,000 metro meters. saying he had failed to maintain efficiency at Taiwan’s three nuclear kuadrao na area. ______5/7,14,21,28 (004633) power plants. ^-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-MAY 28,1993 REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL Kim offers PSS RFP93-007 partnership The CNMI Public School System is soliciting proposals from to Pyongyang interested firms to provide physical therapy services. Pro­ LOCAL / IR posal package can be obtained at the Public School System By Paul Shin Procurement & Supply Office, Lower Base, Saipan, MP during regular government working hours. All Proposals SEOUL, South Korea (AP) * President. Kim Young-sam- 1 SALES CLERK must be addressed to Louise Concepcion, PSS Procurement reached out yesterday to assure' 1 — 1------& Supply Officer and must be submitted no later than 10:00 North Korea it would not be ab­ • Preferrably can understand and a.m. local time, June 15,1993, at the PSS Procurement & sorbed by unification with the Supply Office, Lower Base, Saipan, MP 96950. Proposals South and said that if nuclear is-' speak japanese must be delivered with an original and two copies. The fee sues are resolved, the two long­ • With pleasing personality proposal should not be disclosed in the main proposal but time rivals can create a new eco­ should be submitted in a separate envelope clearly face nomic power-base in Northeast • Full-time Asia. marked "RFP93-007: Fee". Proposals received after the • Salary $3.00 per hour/negotiable Kim’s remarks to visitingOti- aforementioned date and time will not be considered under nese Foreign Minister Qian any circumstances. A non refundable fee of twenty five Qichen were an attempt to allay Please apply at $25.00 U.S. dollars must accompany the proposal. The possible North Korean feats that twenty five dollars maybe a certified check, cashier's check, it needs nuclear weapons to pro­ other forms acceptable to the Public School system made tect its socialist system against payable to the Treasurer. Public School System reserves the forcible unification. POLUNI right to reject any or all proposals if in its sole 'opinion is to China’s is North Korea’s key ally and Kim’s remarks to Qian La Fiesta, San Roque the best interest of the Public School System. | can be expected to be carried to /s/William S. Torres /s/Louise C. Concepcion § North Korean leaders as interna­ Commissioner of Education PSS Procurement & Supply Office gi For more information please contact Marie tional pressure mounts to coax the Stalinist North to rejoin at Tel. 322-6474 nuclear safeguards. REQUEST FOR PROPOS AL “We have no thought of unify­ DPW 93-RFP-00263 ing the peninsula by absorbing North Korea,” Kim told Qian. The Department of Public Works is soliciting prop»sals from qualified firms for the Architectural and Engineering (A & E) Design for the renovation of the Old “We would rather view the North REQUEST FOR Japanese Hospital Building in Garapan Village, Saipan. The building will serve as a partner for common prosper­ as the Commonwealth Museum. ity after the nuclear issue is re­ solved.” ' PROPOSAL The services involved the preparation of A & E plan to Tenovate the building in Presidential aides said Kim told accordance withspecifications contained in "A Comprehensive Museum Devel­ Qian that South Korea wouldhelp opment Plan". Interested parties may obtain a copy of this document from the RFP NO. 93-0017 Historic Preservation, DepartmentofCommunity and Cultural Affairs, Garapan. North Korea rebuild its impover­ May 21,1993______ished economy if concerns over Proposals shall include the following: the North’s suspected nuclear 1. Update Standard Form 254 and 255; weapons development are re­ The Commonwealth Utilities Corporation is soliciting 2. Design Approach and Methodology; and solved. proposals for janitorial services of it's buildings. 3. Time frame for proposed work. The visit of Qian, the first Chi­ nese foreign minister to travel to Proposers are advised that they must certify previous experience in specifically Specifications are available at the Procurement office, related projects and submit qualifications of Architects/Engineers who will Seoul since the two countries set Commonwealth Utilities Corporation, Lower Base. represent their firm. up formal ties last August, comes amid a flurry of diplomatic ef­ Selection of the firm will be based on previous experience in similar projects, forts aimed at resolving the North Three sets of Proposals must be submitted to the CUC qualifications of proposed Professional Staff, proposed Design Approach and Korean nuclear issue through Procurement and Supply Officer, Lower Base, P.O. Box Methodology, and time frame for the proposed work. dialogue. 1220, Saipan, MP 96950, no later than June 18,1993 at The United States plans to be­ Sealed proposals will be accepted at the Office of the Chief of Procurement and 16:00 P.M. The CUC reserves the right to reject any or all Supply at Lower Base, Saipan, no later than4:00p.m., local lime, June25,1993. gin high-level talks with North proposals for any reason and to waive any defect in said Proposals must be submitted in duplicate. Korea in New York on June 2. On Tuesday, the North proposed to proposals if, in its sole opinion, to do so is in the best The Government reserves the right to reject any or all proposals and towaj ve any its southern capitalist rival that interest of the CUC. All proposals shall become the imperfection in said proposals in the interest of the Commonwealth of the they exchange special envoys to property of CUC. Northern Mariana Islands. discuss the first inter-Korea sum­ mit and nuclear issues. /s/RAMON S. GUERRERO MANUEL S. CHARGLALAF Acting Director of Public Works Tension (Mi the divided Korean Executive Director peninsula has risen since North 5/21.28, 6/4, 11 (11494) Korea announced March 12 that it was dropping out of the Nuclear Non-proliferation Treaty. REQUEST FOR BID The North’s decision to drop INVITATION FOR BID IFB NO. IFB93-005 out of the treaty is set to become IFB -0 0 3 2 The Public School System is soliciting competitive sealed bids formal on June 12. /or the lease of a building/office space in the San Vicente, The North’s decision reinforced international suspicion that it Dandan or As Lito area to be used as a preschool. A detailed list The Chief, Procurement and Supply is soliciting might be developing nuclear competitive sealed bids from qualified individuals of Facility Requirements is available at the PSS Procurement weapons, despite its denials. or firms for the printing of a 1994 Calendar for the and Supply Office. For additional information, call Tim Early this month, the UN Secu­ Division of Historic Preservation. Thornburgh at Tel. 322-6405. rity Council adopted a resolution urging the North to rejoin the Specifications and a Bid application for the above All bids must be enclosed in a sealed envelope marked IFB No. treaty, designed to check the may be picked up at the office of Procurement and 93-005 and submitted in duplicate to Ms. Louise C. Concepcion, spread of nuclear weapons tech­ Supply, Lower Base, Saipan during working hours Chief, PSSPANDS, Lower Base, Saipan no later than 3:00 p.m. nology. The resolution made no men­ (7:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. to 4:30 Friday, June 18, 1993. A non-refundable fee of $25.00 US Dollars must accompany the bid. The twenty-five dollar fee may tion of sanctions but said addi­ p.m.). tional actions could be taken if the be a certified check, cashier's check or other forms acceptable to North fails to rejoin the treaty by the Public School System made payable to the Treasurer, Public All bids must be in a sealed envelope marked the June deadline. 1FB93-0032 submitted in duplicate to the office of School System, Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Is­ Before meeting Kim on Thurs­ the Chief, Procurement and Supply, Lower Base, lands. Any bid received later than the deadline stated above shall day, Qian held a second round of Saipan, before 2:30 p.m. June 14,1993, at which not be considered. All bids will be publicly opened and read talks with his South Korean coun­ time and place, all bids will be publicly open and aloud at the time and place above noted. The PSS reserves the terpart, Han Sung-joo, to discuss read aloud. Any bids received late will not be right to reject any or all bids for any reason and to waive any the nuclear issue. defect in said bids, if in its sole opinion to do so would be in the At the end of Thursday’s meet­ considered. The CNMI government reserves the best interest of the PSS. ing, Qian and Han signed a mari­ right to reject any or all bids in the best interest of time transport agreement allow­ the government. Approved By: WILLIAM S. TORRES ing passenger and cargo services on national-flag vessels and giv­ Commissioner of Education /s/ DAVID M. APATANG ing each other most-favored-na- May 17,1993 sm, »4 , 1 1 .(4 7 5 5 ) tion status. L i...... ■ ■' ssajy FRIDAY, MAY 28,1993 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND V1EWS-41 THIRD ANNIVERSARY ROSARY W e the F am ily o f the Late VICENTE ATALIG SABLAN (KAPUN)

w ould like to invite a ll our relatives andfriends to jo in us fo r the Third Anniversary Rosary o f our beloved one. R osary w ill be sa id nightly a t the fam ily's residence in C halan Piao commencing M onday, M ay 31,1993at 8:00 p.m . Thru M onday, June 07,1993.

On thefinal day, Tuesday, June 08,1993 rosary w ill be said a t 12:00 noon. M ass o f Intention w ill be offered a t 6:00 p.m . a t San Antonio Church. D inner w ill be served after the m ass a t the fam ily's residence. KOKINorita (second from right), president of Saipan Association of Tour Agents, speaks of the importance K indly join Us.! of helping needy people regain their sight during a meeting with Virginia L. Sanvictores (fourth from right), founder and chairperson of the Eyeglass Bank Foundation. Also in photo are (from left): Eiichi Izeki, Miklo M rs. Carmen M . Sablan Hirooka, Nelida B. Atalig and Shigekazu Nishimura. and Children 05/ 28,31 *ac 011539 b

; J irs t i5%nniversairy0 $ o saryi We, the family of the late M aria P a n g e lin a n Tenorio Borja " Marian Betno" wish to invite all our relatives, friends, and neighbors to join us in prayers for our beloved one. Nightly rosary begins on Monday , May 31, 1993 at 8:00 p.m. at Santa Lourdes Shrine in Asteo. Final Rosary will be said at 4 p.m. on Tuesday, S YA PESE dancers prepare for performance during Guam/Micronesia Island Fair. June 8,1993. & SECOND AMENDED NOTICE OF SALE UNDER POWER OF SALE IN DEED OF TRUST Mass of Intention will begin at 4:30 p.m. on ti Lucia D. Kashi (aka Lucia D. Deluna) and Akio Kashi, on or about October 26,1984, gave and delivered to the Mariana Islands Housing Authority, acting on behalf of the Farmers Home Administration, United States of America, a Deed of Trust upon certain real property hereinafter Tuesday , June 8,1993. | described, which Deed of Trust was recorded on October 29,1984, under under File No. 84-23-3 to secure payment of a Promissory Note of the said Trustor to the Mariana Islands Housing Authority, acting on behalf of the Farmers Home Administration, United States of America. The Deed of Trust and this Notice of Sale affect the property hereafter described: Dinner will follow at Santa Lourdes in Asteo. , | g . ^ AI LOT N0.0051538. AND CONTAINING AN AREA OF 1.025 SQUARE METERS. MORE OR LESS. AS SHOWN THE DIVISION OF LANDS AND 4 Please join us. SURVEY’S OFFICIAL CADASTRAL PLAT NUMBER 2084/82. THE ORIGINAL OF WHICH WAS REGISTERED WITH THE LAND REGISTRY AS DOCUMENT NUMBER 14232 DATED MAY 14.1982. THE DESCRIPTION THEREIN BEING INCORPORATED HEREIN BY REFERENCE. I SI YUUS MAASE ... ^ The Family & The Trustor has defaulted on payment of the Note secured by the Deed of Trust, and by reason of said default the Mariana Islands Housing Authority issued its Notice of Default on December 11 1992. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Mariana Islands Housing Authority will, on June 11,1993, at 10:00 a.m., at the office of the Mariana Islands Housing Authority, Garapan, P.O. Box 514, Saipan, MP 96950, under power of sale contained in the Deed of Trust, sell the above PUBLIC NOTICE described parcel of real property at public action to the highest qualified bidder, to satisfy the obligations secured by said Deed of Trust. The In the Superior Court of the Commonwealth of the Northern minimum bid offer shall be not less than $69,000.00, total amount due to FmHA loan and MIHA’s expenses. Mariana Islands The sale shall be without warranty as to the title or interest to be conveyed or as to the property of the Deed of Trust, other than that the Mariana Islands Housing Authority is the lawful holder of such deed of Trust. The purchase price shall be payable by cash, certified check of CIVIL CASE NO. 91-314 cashier’s check and shall be paid within 72 hours from time of sale. JUAN B. CAMACHO, The Mariana Islands Housing Authority reserves the right to reject any and all bids and to cancel or extend the date, time and place for Plaintiff, sale of such property. Any prospective buyer must be a person authorized by the Constitution and Laws of the Commonwealth of the Northern vs. Mariana Islands to hold title to real property in the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands. DATED this 30th day of April, 1993. MARIANAS PUBLIC LAND CORPORATION and By: /s/Juan M. Sablan RICARDO RASA Executive Director Defendants. Mariana Islands Housing Authority JUDGMENT This matter came before the Court for Trial on February 17, COMMONWEALTH OF THE NORTHERN ) 1993. Based on the matters addressed at trial and good cause MARIANA ISLANDS )ss. On this 3rd day of May, 1993, before me, a Notary Public in and for the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, personalty appearing, it is hereby ordered adjudged and decreed that: appeared Juan M. Sablan, duly authorized representative for the Mariana Islands, Housing Authority, known to me as the person whose name 1. Plaintiff shall have judgment over and against Defendants is subscribed to the foregoing NOTI CE OF SALE UNDER POWER OF SALE IN DEED OF TRUST, and he acknowledged to me that he executed Marianas Public Land Corporation and Ricardo Rasa for dam­ the same on behalf of the Mariana Islands Housing Authority. ages in the amount of $3,316.04. 2. Plaintiff is entitled to costs as may be taxed by the Clerk of IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have set my hand and affixed my official seal the day and year first written above. /s/JOSEPH MUNA-MENDIOLA Court. Notary Public So ordered this 1st day of March, 1993. Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands /s/Pedro M. Atalig My Commission Expires on the 3rd day of September, 1993. Presiding Judge 42-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-MAY 28.1993 13 escape 38 sentenced from ja ils in M an ila to death in ’92 MANILA (AP) - Thirteen HOUSE FOR RENT prisoners escaped Wednesday airport bombing from two jails in Manila, By Rachid Khiari tenced to between me and 20 3 Bedroom (Concrete) bringing to 33 the number of years in prison, and three were Semi-Furnished or escapees in three days, police ALGIERS, Algeria (AP) - A acquitted. F u rn ish ed said. Only four have been re­ captured. special court on Wednesday con­ Defendants in the trial said their Charles Mondejar, director victed and sentenced to death 38 televised confessions were forced Quiet Neighborhood under torture or constraint. No of the Bureau of Jail Manage­ people in the August 1992 bomb­ ing of the Algiers international Located in San Vicente Area ment andPenology;has ordered physical evidence was introduced an investigation into the three airport that killed nine people and during the trial and officials were' injured 123. unable to determine who planted For details please call: escapes and warned officials they may face charges of neg­ Also Wednesday, the'editor of the bomb. a magazine critical of Muslim Carmen Safeway Enterprises, Inc. ligence. Defendants alleged the bomb fundamentalists was shot and was planted to discredit the fun­ 234-7313 In the latest escape, in subur­ critically wounded. It was the damentalist movement. ban Quezon City Wednesday afternoon, four prisoners fac­ second attack on a journalist in 10 Officials contend the Armed ing theft and homicide charges days. Islamic Movement, which orga­ The three-week trial included slipped out when guards were nized after the elections were called to a formation in front of 58 suspects accused of participat­ canceled in January 1992, plotted ing in the August 26, 1992 bomb­ the jail, said Warden the bombing as part of an effort to ing that officials blame on Mus­ Themistocles Jamisolamin. topple the government and estab­ The four loosened the chain- lim extremists who were robbed lish an Islamic state. of an election victory early last linkfence of the kitchen, where Another special court on year. they were assigned as cooks Wednesday convicted and sen­ and trustees, Jamisolamin said. Twelve of the death sentences tenced five people to death for were given to defendants attend­ Nine hours earlier, nine planting bombs at the government ing the trial and 26 were given to IN VITA TIO N FO R BID criminals serving sentencesfor TV station and a security office. IFB93-002 murder and arms and drug traf­ suspects in absentia, including Four had already received death three sons of imprisoned Muslim The Commonwealth Development Authority (CDA) Board of Directors ficking escaped from nearby sentences in the airport bombing is soliciting, Competitive Sealed Bids for an office space for the CDA branch Navotas town jail. fundamentalist leader Abassi trial. Madani. office in Tinian. Col. Rogelio Pureza ordered About 800 people have died in It was the largest number of violence since the elections were the relief of the Navotas jail The building must be conducive for office use, a concrete structure with a death sentences handed down in a warden and an investigation of canceled and the Islamic Salva­ minimum office space of400 square feet and ample parking area. The building must single verdict by the special court tion Front, the leading fundamen- be easily accessible to a public road and situated in San Jose Village, Tinian. The the escape. Pureza urged improvements of anonymous judges, set up by talistparty, was outlawed a month building should have adequate lighting fixtures. Maximum amount of monthly rental the military-backed government. later. payment should not exceed $500.00including utility charges. Owner should provide in the municipal jail system, Death sentences totaled 106 On Sunday, security forces and maintain public liability insurance for not less thanSlOO, 000per accident and not plagued by overcrowding,poor since the crackdown on funda­ killed five armed Muslim mili­ less than $300,000 total coverage for a one time aggregate claim. The term of lease facilities and a shortage of mentalists began in February is for one (1) year with an option to renew for additional periods by die Lessee (CDA). guards. tants near BIida,50kms(30miles) 1992, of which only six were car­ south of Algiers. Another was CDA can also provide 30 day notice to terminate the lease at any time withhold die About 2,500 criminals fled ried out. Executions are done by killed overnight Monday in the consent of die lessor. Owner must have clear title to die promises and existing prisons throughout the country firing squad. Casbah of Algiers, officials said. encumbrances must be acceptable to CDA The office space should be ready for between 1987 and December Lawyers were expected to ap­ On Wednesday morning, writer occupancy no later than five (5) days after notification of award. Interested lesser 1992, prison officials said, should submit thdr written bid in a sealed envelope marked IFB93-002no later dian peal Wednesday’s verdicts and and journalist Tahar Djaout was adding that only 110 had been 2KX) pm , Tuesday, June 08,1993. sentences within a week. shot and critically wounded out­ recaptured. Prosecutors had asked for 15 side his Algiers area apartment Prison officials said escapes Commonwealth Development Authority death sentences and the “maxi­ Muslim extremists, whom he had are possible because of the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands mum penalty’’for the 26 in absen­ criticized in his writings, were P.O. Box 2149 Saipan, MP 96950 shortage of guards. tia. Seventeen of the 58 were sen­ suspected in the attack. The Chairman of the CDA Board of Directors, or his designee, shall make a site inspection of the office space available for rent submitted by the owner or lessor to ensure it meets die requirement for a CDA branch office in Tinian before an award (Γ is given. Upon acceptance of die bid proposal, the Chairman of the CDA Board will execute a lease agreement with die lessor. CDA reserves the right to reject any and all bids. /s/ Lydia M. Sablan Acting Executive Director 5/14. 21,28,8/4(4694)

6>000 SO. FT. WAREHOUSE M E M O R I A L GUALO RAI AREA W EEKEND SALE

AVAILABLE APRIL M ay 28,29,30 and 31

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WITH OCEAN VIEW $700.00 F iesta II CALL 234-7193 or 235-7151 Tel: 322-7234 4 * FRIDAY, MAY 28,1993 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-43 PUBLIC NOTICE In the Superior Court o f the. Com­ monwealth o f the Northern Mariana Islands IN MEMODIAM CIVIL ACTION NO. 93 531 In the Estate of: APARTMENTS (/Second Anniversary Qosary) EDWARD MESA CABRERA and FERM1NAR. CABRERA. "Lord of life and death - we remember our loved one, Deceased. Full Furnished, A ir-conditioned NOTICE TO FILE CLAIMS who died and whose life touched ours and added to the TO: Creditors of the estate of Edward 4 U nits now available richness of our existence. Lord of compassion, grant to Mesa Cabrera and Fermina R. him whatever is needed so he can rejoice forever in Cabrera, late of Saipan Youarehereby your Divine friendship and eternal care." notified that Edward R. Cabrera Jr., $1,000.00 a m onth each unit of Saipan, has been appointed and qualified as adnrinistratorof the estate plus u tilities of Ed ward Mesa Cabrera and Fermina one m onth rent (security) R. Cabrera. The administrator's at­ WE THE FAMILY OF torney of record is Reynaldo O. Yana r e q u i r e d . of P.O. Box 52, Susupe Village, THE LATE Saipan, commonwealth of the North­ ern Mariana Islands. All persons hav­ ing claims against the deceased are L ocated in G arapan w ithin CARLOS hereby required to serve them duly w alking distance to stores and certified on the said administrator or CRUZ his attorney of record at the addresses restaurants/paved parking. specified above, and to file them with VILLAGOMEZ the clerk of the Superior Court o f the Commonwealth of the Northern For more information please call Mariana Islands, together with proof o f such service, within 60 days of the Cordially invite our relatives and friends to please join us date o f the first publication o f this KAN PACIFIC SAIPAN, LTD. notice, or the claim will be barred. Office 322-0777 and 322-0778 during In prayers for the Second Anniversary Rosary beginning Dated this 26th day of May, 1993. working hours and ask for Nona. Monday. May 24.1993. Nightly rosary will be said at 8:00 PM /s/Reynaldo O. Yana r------at the residence of Ramon S. & Elsa V. Salas in Fina Sisu, Attorney for Administrator 5/28 (11538) Saipan. On the final day on Tuesday, June l, 1993, rosary will be said at 12:00 PM. Holy Mass will be at 5:00 PM at San — a - 7v\°- h y V h Vicente Church, Saipan. PUBLIC NOTICE Please Join Us. Mrs. Elizabeth Pangelinan Villagomez and In the Superior Court of the 71 5 / < V , ut'v?·, ;n m m . 2\v^y n In the Matter of the Petition for Adoption of: $ 1 . 0 0 0.00 ■ 3. - V -( 'J X -r JESSELYN MASGA, child, $ 1, 0 0 0. 00

By: JESUS A. SABLAN and WS* $ 1, 0 0 0.00 MARILYN MACAHITO SABLAN, h+ $ 2, o o o . Petitioners. C S A I P A N . T D : NOTICE OF HEARING

Notice is hereby given that on II, ri j -y < 7.. 322-0777, Camille's Gardenia June 10,1993, Thursday, at 1:30 0 7 7 8 / d-^Ticrii»S< fíSl'o Apartment for Rent p.m. in the courthouse of the One Bedroom Units,Furnished Kitchen, Swimming Pool, Evening Security Superior Court in Susupe, Contact 322-1262,0800 to 2100 Saipan, Commonwealth of the Answering Machine f : 322-5601 Monday to Sunday Northern Mariana Islands, the Location & Points of Interest: Marpi A Minute from La Fiesta Mall.PauPau Beach, Nikko Hotel petitioner will petition the Court A Mile from Marianas Country Club to adopt the above-iiamed minor. Near Major Tourist Attractions Dated this 26th day of May, 1993. F O R R E N T /s/Reynaldo 0. Yana Attorney for Petitioners. 1)1 -BEDROOM APARTMENT PSSIFB#93-007 J 5/28 (11538) • Fully Furnished INVITATION FOR BIDS TO PURCHASE SURPLUS GOVERNMENT PROPERTY • 24 Hour Water Supply • next to Tokyo Tower The CNMI Public School System is soliciting competitive sealed bids from EATING 2) STORE/OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE prospective purchasers for the sale of the following PSS surplus property. • 638 Sq. Ft. Aircraft Manufacture & Model Cessna 172 Aircraft Serial Number 29989 • next to Tokyo Tower ______U.S. Registration Number N8189B Alito 14000- Minimum Acceptable Bid Price $24,700.00 H Please cali at 234-6846 Toure "i 1 1 (LOVIS EMPORIUM) from ALL INTERESTED PURCHASERS MUST PICK UP A BID FORM AT THE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM PROCUREMENT AND SUPPLY OF­ 9:00 am - 9:00 pm Mon - Sun tr.* Söft: FICE, LOWER BASE, DURING REGULAR WORKING HOURS. THE THE RISK BID FORMS MUST BE COMPLETED BEFORE SUBMISSION OF BIDS. The Cessna 172 Aircraft maybe inspected by contacting Henry Hofschneider, OF CANCER, Tinian Public School System Liaison Officer, on Tinian at telephone number 433- It can also help 9277/0570 during regular government working hours Monday thru Friday. you reduce your weight. F O R R E N T All sales are final and must be paid in cash or a check payable at the Public School System Treasury before the aircraft is removed. The CNMI Public School System And since a 12-year study shows that ■ does not provide any wananty to the aforementioned property and is to purchase 3 BEDROOM, I BATHROOM being 40% or more overweight puts as is. The aircraft must be removed no later than five (5) working days after the you at high risk, it makes sense to follow award. these guidelines for healthy living! Eat plenty of fruits and vegetables HOUSE rich In vitamins Aand C—oranges, All bids must be in a sealed envelope marked IFB93-007 and submitted in duplicate cantaloupe; strawberries, peaches, FENCED yARD, WATER TANK & PUMP, to PSS Procurement & Supply Officer, Lower Base, Saipan, MP no later than 2:00 apricots, broccoli, cauliflower, p.m. June 15,1993 at which time and place all bids will be opened and read aloud. brussel sprouts, cabbage. Eat a SPUT A/C UNIT, STOVE, FRIG, DINETTE, hlgh-flber, low-fatdletthat Includes All bids received late will not be considered. The Public School System reserves whole-graln breads end cereals such LIVING ROOM FURNITURE. the right to reject any or all bids in the best interest of the Public School System. as oatmeal, bran and wheat Eat lean $700.00 PER MONTH meats, fish, skinned poultry and low- /s/William S. Torres fat dairy products. Drink alcoholic /s/Louise C. Conception beverages only In moderation. LOCATED IN KOBLERVILLE Commissioner of Education Procurement & Supply Officer For more information, call 1-800-ACS-2345. CALL TEL.: 235-5263, 234-7519 5A7w 5 /2 8 ,6 /3 .1 0 (4843;

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a i t tournam ent PACIFIC INT'l MARIANAS, INC. opens today THANKS! THANKS! THANKS! dba Midway Motors THE COMMONWEALTH To everyone who helped make Jail-A-Thon '93 Bowling Association, (CBA) an­ a whopping success. nounced the 11th Annual CNMI FINANCIAL ACCOUNTANT Open Masters bowling tourna­ To the donors who so underotandingly contributed food and^ materials and loaned equipment (FOR LOCAL HIRE ONLY) ment, scheduled at Saipan Bowl­ ing Center, on May 28 to 30. To the helpers who so enthusiastically gave their time as Applicant must be a college Sponsors for this bowling tour- judges, jailers, arresting officers, clerks, graduate with Accounting Degree. namentare: Saipan Bowling Cen­ or worked in other supporting roles ter, Marianas Visitors Bureau, Proficient In M icrocom puter To the arrestees who so willingly went to jail and spent rime, Budweiser and Saipan Stevedore (in and out of jail) obtaining pledges Operations. C an work with minimum Company. Thousands of cash And to the contributors who so generously supervision and with good prizes await the winners of this prestigious annual event. gave, and gave, and gave com m unication skills. Two years Different bowling organiza­ We wholeheartedly thank each and every one of you for helping to. experience is preferred but not necessary. tions from Guam have confirmed make Jail-A-Thon *93 the tremendous success that it was. Due to your sending their best bowlers. support and help, we were able to raise more than $78,000 during the three- day fun-filled event Defending men’s masters As announced, the funds raised will be shared by the American Cancer Interested applicant m ay apply In person champion Rudy Palaganas and Society and Northern Marianas College. The American Cancer Society's at our office in Saipan Professional Bidg. ladies masters champion Lorrie share of the proceeds will be used to purchase supplies and equipment for Rivera of Saipan will try to de­ CNMI cancer patients, to purchase educational materials that promote cancer Center, San Jose, Saipan. risk-reduction and early cancer detection, and to promote cancer research. fend their titles. NMC will use its share of the money you raised and/or contributed for its &2S/2fl{004784) For more information contact nursing program and to purchase educational materials, supplies, and Joe Guerrero, CBA tournament equipment for science and health courses which are taken by nursing chairman at tel. nos. 234-6420 students. Funds will also be used for its health programs in order to promote HOUSE FOB RENT a life-style that will reduce the risk of cancer. Jess A. Rebusada, CBA public It is our personal hope and expectation that this significant amount of informationofficerattel.nos. 234- money will go a long way in dealing with the prevention, detection,', and 5441 or 5473. treatment of cancer in our community and for cancer research at the national level.

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INVITATION TO BID DPW93-ITB-00262

The Department of Public Works is soliciting sealed bids for the construction of the proposed San Roque Social Hall Renovation and Extension, Saipan, Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands. Bids in duplicate will be accepted in the Office of the Chief of Procurement & Supply at Lower Base, Saipan until 2:00 pjn., local time, Friday, JUne 04,1993, at which time and place the bids will be publicly opened and read aloud. Any bids received after the above time will not be accepted under any circumstances. A bond of 15% of the total bid price must accompany the bid. This security may be a Certified Check, Cashier’s Check, Bid Bond or other form acceptable to the Government made payable to the Treasurer, Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands with a notation on the face of the check: “Credit Account No. 1480-G31480”. The bidder is required to submit with his proposal, a copy of his business permit as a compliance with the Contractor’s Registration and Licensing Laws of the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands. Specifications and plans of the project are available on or after May 10, 1993 atTechnical Services Division, Departmentof Public Works inSaipan. A non-refundable payment of $150.00 is required for each set. Pre-bid conference for this project will be held at 2:00 p.m., local time, Friday, May 28,1993, at the Technical Services Division, Department of Public Works on Saipan. Attention is called to the Labor Standards Provisions for Wage Rate Determination of the CNMI Classification and Salary Structure Plans, and payment of not less than the minimum salaries and wages as set forth in the Specifications must be paid on this project All bid documents received shall be the sole property of the Government of the Northern Mariana Islands with the exception of bid bonds, certified checks or cashier’s check which will be returned to the bidders in accordance with the specifications section, “Instruction to Bidders” Page 1-2, Paragraph No. 05, Bid Guarantee. The Government reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to waive any imperfection in the bid proposal in the interest of the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands.

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1 GENERAL MANAGER -College grad. 1 COMPUTER PROGRAMMER - Col­ 1 GENERL MANAGER-College grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary: $1,500-1,800 lege grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2,500 per MOTIVATED? per month. $ 5 .8 0 per hour. month. 1 APPLIANCE REPAtRER-High school Contact: DAI NIPPON CONSTRUC­ Contact: KIMCO ENTERPRISES, INC., WE WANT YOU! grad. 2 yrs. experience. Salary: $2.15- P.O. Box 1190, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. TION, Caller Box AAA 925, Saipan, MP 2.70 per hour. No. 234-3210/3202 (5/28)F/011342. 96950, Tel. No. 233-4000 (6/11)F/ Energetic Sales Person Contact: ATOM ACTION CORPORA­ 011546.______TION, Caller Box AAA-N5, Saipan, MP 1 SECURITY GUARD - High school 1 PROJECTENGINEER-Collegegrad., W A N T E D F O R 96950. Tel. No.235-1842(6/4)F/011495. grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.25 2 yrs. experience. Salary $1,000 per per hour. month. 1 WHOLESALE MANAGER - College Contact: MADLMEDUH SENGICHI dba Contact: CONSTRUCTION & MATE­ grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $1,000 MAYON ENTERPRISES, Caller Box RIAL SUPPLY INC. dba CMSI, P.O. SAIPAN’S per month. AAA 239, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. Box 609, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. Contact: P & Y CORPORATION dba 234-8673 (5/28)F/011337. 234-6136 (6/11 )F/4856. HOTTEST HAPPY MARKET, P.O. Box 951, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. 234-1717 2 MAINTENANCE WORKER - High 1 ARCHITECT - College grad., 2 yrs. (5/28)F/4696.______school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary experience. Salary $1,000 per month. $ 2 .1 5 per hour. Contact: NEW BUILDERS, INC.. P.O. 1 ASSISTANT MANAGER - College Contact: WESTERN PACIFIC ENT. Box 2490, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $5.80 INC. dba SAIPAN TOURCENTER, P.O. 234-9636 (6/11)F/011541. per hour. Box 128, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. Contact: OCEAN OIL INTERNATIONAL 234-6789 (5/28)F/011336. 1 CARPENTER - High school grad., 2 Experience Preferred CORP., P.O. Box 1880, Saipan, MP yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. But will train right person 96950, Tel. No. 322-3149/0609 (5/28)F/ 1 GARBAGE COLLECTOR - High Contact: RONALD D. SABLAN dba 011339. school equiv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary JR'S CONST. CO., P.O. Box 2164, A pply in person $ 2 .6 0 - $2.75 per hour. Saipan. MP 96950, Tel. No. 234-6796 Contact: KIRK V. VERGITH dba B.K. (6/11)F/011544. ENT., P.O. Box 1575, Saipan, M P96950, ACCOUNTANT 1 MASON - High school equiv., 2 yrs. Tel. No. 288-0232 (5/28)F/011341. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. 1 ACCOUNTANT Contact: JOCELYN N. GATBONTON 1 COMPUTER SYSTEMS ANALYST - 1 WAREHOUSE. WORKER - High dba ABELYN'S ENTERPRISES, Caller College grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary Box PPP 425, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. HOUSE FOR RENT $2.15-$3.50 per hour. $ 2 .7 5 per hour. No. 322-5288 (6/11 )F/011549. 2 IMPORT & EXPORT AGENTS - High Contact: GEORGE F. FLEMING dba AT AS LITO school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary FAS MOVING AND STORAGE CO., 1 MASON $2.15-$4.00 per hour. P.O. Box 702, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. 2 CARPENTER - High school equiv., 2 Contact: LINSON (SAIPAN) INC., P.O. No. 322-6587.______yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 - $2.50 Box 2706, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. per hour. 3 B e d r o o m , 2 B a t h s , W all to w all 1 MASSEUSE-High school grad., 2yrs. 234-3481 (6/4)F/011490. Contact: J & P CONSTRUCTION, P.O. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. Box 1163, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. Contact: MICRO ASEAN CORP. dba c a r p e t , Fully furnished. 3 ACCOUNTANTS - College grad., 2 235-1163 (6/11)F/011545. yrs. experience. Salary $5.20 per hour. VIP ROYALEHEALTH CENTER,Caller Contact: TRANSAMERICAN CORPO­ Box PPP 608, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. 2 OVERLOOKING SEWING MACHINE RATION, P.O. Box 1579, Saipan, MP No. 234-5571 (6/4)F. OPERATOR For more inform ation , please contact 96950, Tel. 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Jordan in casino before SCA MEMBERS B u lls’ gam e w ith K n icks CHICAGO (A?) - Chicago Bulls the Times. “Michael has too much had no information about Jordan’s ACE OF THE MONTH, MAY 30th star Michael Jordan spent a late respect for his team.... Maybe he activities and could not comment night at an Atlantic City, N.J., did go down there for a couple of on the report AT MARIANAS COUNTRY CLUB casino before his team played the hours, but Michael has a great Jordan’s agent could not be New York Knicks on Tuesday, sense and feel for his own body.” reached for comment after office Starting Time: 6:30 a.m. The New York Times reported The Bulls lost 96-91 in Game 2 hours Wednesday. yesterday. and trail the best-of-7 Eastern Jordan was often at casinos in Tournament Fee: FIFTEEN DOLLARS■ The newspaper said Jordan was Conference finals 2-0. Jordan fin­ Monte Carlo last summer as the payable prior to the tournament to cover spotted at Bally’s Grand by em­ ished with 36 points despite a US Olympic trained for the ployees and fans. Some reports poor second half. Barcelona Games. cost and prizes. GREEN FEES, placed Jordan at the casino as late The Bulls were off Wednes­ Last year the NBA called Jor­ payable directly to FIICC Awards as 2:30 a.m. EDT Tuesday. The day, and Jordan and Bulls coach dan to its New York offices to game began at 8 p.m. Phil Jackson were not available discuss checks he had written to­ will be distributed “I can’t believe that Michael for comment. taling $165,000 that were used to immediately after would do something like that,” Bulls spokesman John Dia­ pay golf and poker gambling the tournament. Jerry Krause, Bulls’ vice presi­ mond, reached at his Chicago North Carolina. The league found dent f or basketball operations, told home Wednesday night, said he no reason to discipline him. ACE WINNER will qualify for the ACE T lg G r S . . . continued from page 48 of the ACES to be until the eighth, when Jim Hill gave up three hits, struck seventh after giving up homers to held coinciding with Leyritz’s error on a fly ball keyed out two and walked three before Delino DeShields and Lou Baltimore’s big inning. being lifted after seven innings Frazier. Greg Colbrunn added the January Ace of Brewers 8, Blue Jays 1 due to a strained groin. The Expos’ another homer later in the inning, the Year 1994. In Toronto, Tom Lampkin record for consecutive wins at the a solo shot off Rheal Cormier. drove in three runs and Greg start of the season is eight by Tim Mets 5, Phillies 4 SEE YOU ALL ON Vaughn capped a six-run fourth Burke in 1985, all in relief. Dave Gallagher and Charlie SUNDAYtM A Y 30th! inning with a two-run homer as St. Louis starter Joe Magrane O ’Brien each drove in two runs in Milwaukee snapped a two-game (2-5) allowed five runs on 11 hits the ninth inning as visiting New SGA TOURNAMENT COMMITTEE losing streak. in 6 1-3 innings. He left in the York rallied to beat Philadelphia. Jaime Navarro (3-3) allowed 10 hits in eight innings, struck out four and walked two as the Brew­ ers snapped the Blue Jays win streak at six games. Jack Morris (2-5) was the loser, allowing all eight runs on 10 hits over four innings, ballooning his ERA to 10.24. Royals 4, White Sox 3 In Chicago, George Brett had three RBIs and Mike Macfarlane drove in the winning run to help David Cone get his second straight win. The Royals have won 12 of their last 17 games to move above the .500 mark for the first time since the final day of the 1991 season. Chicago has dropped seven of its last 10 but remains in first place in the AL West. Cone (2-5) allowed only three hits in eight innings. Alex Fernandez (5-3) gave up all four runs on eight hits and two walks in 6 1-3 innings. Cubs 4, Giants 2 Mike Harkey won his third straight decision and Bill Swift lost for the first time since April 14 as the Chicago Cubs at home beat San Francisco 4-2 Wednes­ day. It was only the second loss for the Giants in 11 games. Rick Wilkins and Steve Buechele homered for the Cubs, who had lost four of their previ­ ous five. Matt Williams and Barry Bonds hit consecutive homers in the second for the Giants, who lost for only the second time in 11 games. Harkey (5-1) gave up five hits and two runs in 5 2-3 innings. Randy Myers pitched the ninth inning for his 14th save in 15 opportunities. Swift (6-2) allowed six hits and four runs in six innings. Expos 6, Cardinals 0 In Montreal, Ken Hill became the first Expos starter ever to win his first six games of the season. 48-MARIÀNAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-MAY 28.1993 SPORTS Tig ers beat R ed Sox; lietzke could have Indians dow n R angers been among best By The Associated Press Tigers 4, Red Sox 2 three-run fourth inning for the Bill Gullickson worked 7 1-3 Indians, d seven consecutive runs KIRBY Puckett’s two-run single innings in his best outing since he after spotting the Rangers an early By Bob Green in the ninth broke a 10-10 tie, had arthroscopic surgery as De­ 3-0 lead. leading the Minnesota Twins to a troit took the deciding game of a The Indians chased Kenny FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) - Bruce Lietzke’s priorities are 12-11 victory Wednesday in a three-game series with Boston. Rogers (3-4) with three more runs different from those' of golf’s other top players. Very different ^ four-hour game featuring five lead Gullickson (2-1), making his in the sixth, making a winner of He has no particular fascination for the sport’s major champion­ changes and three blown saves. fourth start since shoulder and Jose Mesa (5-3). ships. He has no interest in such things as Player of the Year or the Puckett’s hit off Joe Boever (1- knee surgery last January, gave Orioles 6, Yankees 2 Vardon Trophy or any awards or honors. · 1) drove in PatMeares and Chuck up two runs on five hits, walked In New York, Mike Mussina Lietzke, 42 and now in his 19th season on the PGA Tour ,has won Knoblauch. Meares had tied the three and struck out three. rebounded from the shortest out­ 12 titles, more than $4.7 million and the admiration and respect of game with nobody out on an RBI Kurt Knudsen pitched the final ing of his career and Baltimore his fellow pros as one of the proficient performers in the game. ; triple. 1 1-3 innings for his first save. erupted for five runs in an error- “You have to think he could have been one of the great players George Tsamis (1-0) got the John Dopson (3-3) gave up five keyed eighth inning. of all time,” Fred Couples stud, leaving unsaid the phrase that win afterrelievingRick Aguilera, hits in six-plus innings for Bos­ Mussina (6-2), hammered for begins, “but...” who blew a save by walking home ton. seven earned runs in three innings Lietzkedoesn’tpractice.Hedoesnotspendhoursworkingonhis two runs in the eighth to put Oak­ Indians 7, Rangers 6 last Friday against Milwaukee, game. He does not beat balls. He does not play golf away from the. land ahead 10-9. Carlos Martinez hit a home run allowed six hits in 8 1-3 innings, tour. Dennis Eckersley also blew a that bounced off the top of Jose struck out five and did not issue a In that respect, he is an enigma, a mystery, a puzzlement. save, giving up an RBI single to Canseco’s head and over the right walk. Most players insist the state of their game is in direct proportion Brian Harper and a two-run double field fence, helping Cleveland beat Mussina was locked in a pitch­ to the amount of time they spend practicing. to Gene Larkin in Minnesota’s Texas at home. ing duel with Melido Perez (2-4) Tom Kite, the current US Open champion and one of the hardest four-run eighth. The weird home run ignited a continued on page 47 workers golf has seen,.is the embodiment of tire success provided by the work ethic. Ben Hogan used to say that if he ever missed a day hitting balls, it took him three days to recover. “If there’s daylight left, there’s golf balls to be hit,” has been Lee Trevino’s" Becker, Lendl out of French O pen life-long credo. You won’t hear anything like that from Lietzke. center court like that, with so many By David Crary tournament or survived the third . Away from the tour, he puts his clubs away for weeks, even round of a Grand Slam, said he people, against No. 4 in the world, months at a stretch, and does not touch them until it’s time for PARIS (AP) - The French, as didn’t resent being neglected by it was very important,” he said. another tournament. - usual, sent a horde of men to do France’s Davis Cup selectors in ‘This will help me be known by As an example, there was that time in Florida, in 1985, when he battle in the French Open. Most recent years. the pubic.” “The strongest point had finished play in the last event on his schedule and was heading tumbled out quickly, but two little- “But a match like that, and like in my game is consistency,” Gil­ home for a lengthy break, six or eight weeks, before the start of his known upstarts have upstaged the Huet’s yesterday, shows there are bert said. “Boris was steady with 1986 slate. ' ■ entire field with their giantkilling other French men capable of mak­ his serve, but for the rest of his “I had a new caddy, who didn’t really know me,” Lietzke said, act. ing good results,” he said. game, and especially for his back­ “andhewaspackingup my clubs.I’mtellinghim to be careful what The victims couldn’t have been Aside from the Becker-Lendl hand, he made many mistakes.” he’s doing: ‘Get that wet towel out of there ‘causeI won’t be using more illustrious: Boris Becker and losses, the seeds have been march­ Becker had only praise for the these clubs for two months.’ “I guess he didn’t believe me, or was Ivan Lendl. Their conquerors, ing forward with only a handful victor. going to test me or something, becausehe slipped a big, ripe banana Rodolphe Gilbert and Stephane of serious challenges. The two “In the third set, I was trying to under the head cover on my driver.” Huet, weren’t even household favorites, Jim Courier and Steffi come back a little more, and I was So Lietzke went home, put the clubs in the garage for a couple of names in France. Graf, won second-round matches there,” Becker said. “But he kept months, then went to California for the start of the 1986 season. As play resumed Thursday, so easily Wednesday that report­ the pressure on. He kept his nerves. “I unzipped the bag, opened it up and out came the most awful, Gilbert and Huet were among only ers quickly ran out of questions He had one break point at 5-all unholy smell in the world,” he said. three of a 19-strong French con­ for them. and he hit a good forehand pass­ Lietzke is taking 10 weeks off after the defense of his title this week in the Colonial Invitation; tingent still in the men’s tourna­ The toughest query for Courier ing shot. So that was it.” It could be,considered practice for semi-retirement “in the not too ment. And Lendl and Becker were was whether he minded being Gilbert said he played soccer distant fiiture,” Lietzke said. the only seeds, men or women, to consigned to an outside court for goalie as a boy and didn’t take up He has decided on a date, but doesn’t want to disclose it, when have lost. his rout of Spain’s Tomas tennis until the relatively late age he’ll cut his schedule to about five tournaments a year - ‘‘Houston, Gilbert, ranked 92nd in the Carbonell. of 11. His biggest victory previ­ Dallas, Fort Worth, probably Canada,” he said-for a period of five world, ousted Becker, 7-5,6-3,7- “I play wherever they put me,” ously was over Pete Sampras at to seven years. 5 in a second-round match the two-time defending champion Key Biscayne in 1991. “I want to play the Senior Tour. I think I’d enjoy that. But I don’t Wednesday. He had taken heart said. “It doesn’t matter.” Sampras, the No. 1 seed thanks want to play out here until I’m 50,” Lietzke said. from Huet’s heroics the day be­ Gilbert, thanks to French- to his edge in the computer In the meantime, he wants to spend time with his family, wife fore, a four-set shocker over Lendl friendly schedule-making, was rankings overCourier, was toplay Rosemarie, Stephen, 9, and Christine, 7, and'pursue his other by a qualifier with a ranking of able to perform his heroics on his second-round match yester­ interests; a fleet of seven race cars that he drives only for pleasure, 297. center court, and termed it his day against South African Marcos and what he calls “serious fishing.” Gilbert, who has never won a most important match ever. “On Ondruska.

BIRMINGHAM,England (AP) pionship competition began be­ clash. raced through 11-2,11-5 against men’s doubles. - Indonesia put aside its illness cause of suspected typhoid fever. On yesterday, the Indonesians Anne Sondergaard in women’s Jon Holst-Christensen and worries to win its first match of On Monday, Bambang meet England in the next stage of singles. Grete Mogensen made the score the Sudirman Cup team competi­ Suprianto joined him on the sick the team competition which ends Finarsih and Lili Tampi then more respectable for the Danes tion Wednesday thanks to suc­ list with the same complaint. Sunday. combined for a 15-5, 15-10 win by defeating Rudy Gunawan and cesses in the women’s singles and But although Wednesday’s op­ Poul-Erik Hoyer-Larsen gave over Danish women Marlene Rosiana Tendean 15-4, 15-8 in doubles and the men’s doubles. ponent, Denmark, clinched the Denmark an ideal start, defeating Thomsen and Anne Mette Bille mixed doubles. The country that won the first first and fifth ties of the night, that Joko Suprianto 15-9, 17-14 in before Deny Kantono and Ricky In Sub-Group A, South Korea Sudirman Cup in 1989 lost top was not enough to stop the Indo­ men’s singles before Indonesia Subagya put the result beyond beat China 4-1 despite an over­ doubles player Rexy Mainaky nesians claiming a 3-2 victory in won three in a row. doubt, crushing Jan Paulsen and whelming defeat for 1992 Olym­ before the current World Cham­ the Group One, Sub-Group B Sarwendah Kusumawardhani Michael Sogaard 15-2, 15-1 in pic. ¿M arianas cVariety Micronesia's Leading Newspaper Since 1972 ^ P.O. Box 231 Saipan. MP 96950 · Tel. (670) 234-6341 · 7578 . 9797 Fax: (670) 234-9271 What does the Red Cross do in our community?

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