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UNlVERSIT.'( Of_!lAWAll Ll6RAR.Y arianas %riet~~ Micronesia's Leading Newspaper Since 1972 ~ ·ews atsea By Ferdie de la Torre hours later, said the EMO spokes­ He added that the family mem­ Variety News Staff person. bers, relatives and friends are still SEARCH and rescue operations McCormick Mettao, 37, told hoping Nicanor, a former seaman, are ongoing for a 62-year-old man the Variety that his father Nicanor is still alive. who was reported missing at sea was dropped by his · Ada said the EMO and Boating since Tuesday. (McCormick's) cousin to go fish­ Safety rescue boats--the Chal­ As of yesterday afternoon, the ing at the beach in Garapan near lenger Junior and McKee, assisted search for Nicanor M. Mettao of the Benavente Building about by four jetskis and two civilian Chalan Kiya continued, accord­ 10:30 a.m. boats--conducted a quarter mile­ ing to Emergency Management McCormick said Nicanorasked long search at sea. Office spokesperson Rose Ada. that he be picked up at 3 to 3:30 The boats and jetskis were drag­ Ada said personnel from EMO p.m. on the same day near the ging surface divers while Macaw and the Department of Public Japanese Tank in Chalan LauLau. Helicopter is sweeping the reef Safety's Boating Safety began the "We waited until 4:30p.m. yes­ area, Ada added. search and rescue operations late terday but he didn't show up: We Since January, eight to I I per­ Tuesday at I 0:30 p.m. ending at 3 returned again Tuesday Relatives pray for their missing family member, 62-year-old Nicanor sons have been believed to have a.m. yesterday. It resumed three night... "McCormick said. Mettao who went fishing and did not return at Garapan. Photo by LAIi, c. Younlo : Continued on page 20 Wonenberg nominated as Ten-year phase~in period mulled with US takeover new secretary for DLNR By Mar-Vic C. Munar and labor system continues to fail Variety News Staff because of the CNMI's "unwill­ By Zaldy Dandan acting secretary. background in fisheries and the THE CLINTON administration ingness" to change its basic im­ Variety News Staff After resigning 'from the Arts environment, but "farmers were is recommending a transition plan migration, minimum wage and DESCRIBING her as "ex­ Council last year, Wonenberg. complaining that they were ne­ that would allow nonresident garment manufacturing policies. tremely qualified," Gov. Froilan served as Saipan M.ayor Jesus S. glected when (Sablan)" was at workers to stay in the CNMI for The Department of Interior C. Tenorio yesterday named DL Guerrero's budget represen­ DLNR. IO more years even after the Im­ transmitted to Congress yester­ Margarita DLG. Wonenberg as tative. Sablan is now the running migration and Naturalization day a copy of the report on the the new Lands and Natural Re­ The mayor is Tenorio's run­ mate of Lt. Gov. Jesus C. Borja, Service stepped in. Initiative. sources secretary. ning mate in the November elec­ who is running against Tenorio. The extension of immigration The initiative, which this year If her appointment pushes tions. Tenorio said "everyone ex­ law in the CNMI along with local was funded with $3 million, was through, the 34-year old Basis pected that I appoint an engi­ wage federalization and the scrap­ established by Public Law 103- Wonenberg, will become the Asked why he chose neer for the Department of Pub­ ping of the CNMI's duty and 332 and was aimed at correcting first woman to head the Lands Wonenberg, who holds an A.B. lic Works, but (Eddie M. DL quota-free export privilege were pertinent problems in the CNMI. and Natural Resources Depart­ degree in English Literature, to Guerrero who is not an engi­ the main recommendations made No green cards ment (DLNR). head DLNR, Tenorio said he ap­ neer) is doing a damn good job by the administration in its Third The first two formal federal Wonenberg's appointment is points his secretaries "on the ba­ over there." Annual Report on the CNMI-Fed­ takeover proposals were made by subject to Senate confirmation, sis of whether he or she could do A department secretary, he eral Initiative on Labor, Immigra­ California Rep. George Miller, but Tenorio said the former Arts the job." said, should be a "little bit po­ tion and Law Enforcement. and, later, President Clinton him­ Council executive director will Tenorio said the previous sec­ litical" and must have good pub­ In proposing the federal take­ self. begin performing her duties as retary, Benigno M. Sablan, has Continued on page 20 over, the administration noted that These proposals have triggered the CNMI's current immigration Continued on page 20 King was 'never injail;' woman not to press case By Laila C. Younis Variety News Staff THE WOMAN who called· in police last Monday alleging she was assaulted by Sen. Esteven M. King will not press charges against the Tinian lawmaker. Maria Dosalua, said to be King's girlfriend, has formally requested the Attorney General's Office to drop all complaints that stemmed from a domestic dispute that occurred early Monday morning. Esteven King "The information given by the Tinian Department of Pub- - In an interview yesterday, ------.,.--

THURSDAY, JULY 24, 1997 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-3 Interior official's descrivtion of the CNMI: - A i

KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia Out~ide the conference hall, :l 'It's a car beyond repair' (AP) - 1l1e Association of Southe,L,t group of demonstrators protested Asi,m Nationsexp,mded to nine mem­ ASEAN 's decision to admit Burma, By Mar-Vic C. Munar tion system is like an old broken Insular Affairs deputy director with his neighbors and relatives, ocrs Wednesday with the admission citing its human lights record. The Variety News Staff car that is beyond repair thus a Ferdinand "Danny" Aranza said who are starting to· complain of L.:1os :md Bmma. !,'fOUp was limited to four people THE CNMI' s labor and immigra- need for replacement, Office of -yesterday. loudly about it," Aranza said re­ Caml:xxlia. which w:1, due to join occause of a Malaysian law mat says Aranza submitted to the CNMI ferring to the negative press which the 30-ye,u--old ASEAN regional me assembly of five or more people government a copy of the Third the CNMI gets for unabated re­ grouping at the s,m,e time. was left without police pcnnission is illegal. Annual Report on the Federal­ ports of labor abuses. out occause of the political chaos in "Whatever technicality kept Cam­ Cing wants TCGCC CNMI Initiative on Labor, Immi­ Aranza said that while the local the wake of a coup by Second P11.:­ lxx.lia out should obviously apply to gration and Law Enforcement and federal governments both ac­ mier Hun Sen. Burma," said Edith Mirante, an to have own budget three hours after it was transmit­ knowledge the existence of prob­ '1l1is is a !.mdm,u"k event in the Ame1icanmemberofProjectMaje,a ted to Congress yesterday. lems, the two parties have "dis" history of ASEAN.'.' InJonesi,m For­ Bum1ese information project. By Zaldy Danclan the Senate Committee on Executive "The administration's report agreements in the approach" to eign Minister Ali Alatastokl the audi­ Malaysian Foreign Minister Variety News Staff Appointment and Governmental In­ basically says that the system here solving them. ence. gathered in a tlowcr-bed,xked Alxlullah Ahmad Badawi, the cur­ SENA10RDavidMCingyesterday vestigation to oonduct an investiga­ is broken and can't be fixed de­ Like a car with a "crooked steer­ hall at the L.:1, Veg,L,-styk: Sunway rent ASEAN chai1man, expressed asked the House Ways and Means tion. spite the best intentions, con­ ing column," Aranza said, the Lagoon Rcson Hotel. ··we :m; now the gmup's disappointment that it Committee to appropriate $3 million This was followed by Mayor scientious efforts and collabo­ CNMI is turning on the opposite but a singk step away from ASEAN w,L, not able to embrace all IO South­ fa-me Tmian gaming oommission's Manglona 's "requesting" the com­ rative work of CNMI and fed­ Ferdinand "Danny" Aranza direction "of where its owners I O."hc said in 1c:fe1c:nce to the Jrcam east Asi:m nations in it~ 30tl1,mnive1:­ fiscal year 19')8 bud get missioners to resign by July 31. eral officials," Aranza said, ex­ CNMI'ssystemto"owninga 1976 originally intended it to go." of uniting all IO Southc:1.,t Asi,m saiy year. Cing (D-Tinian), in a letter to At least one of the commission­ plaining the Clinton Ford Pinto." '.'The local government believes nations in one grouping. ··But for ,m unfo1tunate tum of committee chair Ana S. Teregeyo ers, however, commission vice administration's move to rec­ "You can spend a lot money it can continue to work in partner­ ··1 1c:main hop;:ful thm tl1e admis­ events·· it would have ocen mree (R-Saipan) and vice chair Jesus T. chair Antonio S. Borja, said he has ommend a federal takeover of and hire.a lot of mechanics to try ship with the federal govemm1c:nt, sion of Caml:xxlia ,L, a full memocr counuicsjoining Wednesday, he said. Attao (R-Saipan), said the com­ done nothing wrong and will not the CNMI's labor and immi­ and fix it, but in the end it's prob­ but we believe there is a need to will take place in the not-too-distant "It is with disappointment and regret mission "critically needs seed resign. gration control. (See related ably better to let it go and get change the system," Aranza said. A group of protesters hold a silent protest against outside the meeting place of the ASEAN group in Kuala futu11.::· said Alatas, whose countly is mat we viewed the events in Cambo­ money during this delicate period The other commissioners are story on page 1). yourself a whole new car that will The report, Aranza said, was "a kicking off ASEAN's regionwide Lumpur Wednesday. Laos and Burma were admitted to the ASEAN group during ceremonies in Kuala dia in the last several weeks .... We ofinfancy" ofTinian' s casino gam­ Jose P. Mafnas, who is also the Lumpur today while Cambodia's membership was delayed indefinitely. AP Aranza met with Lt. Gov. get all of us together safely to a consensus product" of various fed­ 30th anniversary celebrations next will need to work even hanler to bling industry. chairman, Vicente M. Manglona, Jesus C. Borja and local and common destination," Aranza eral agencie~ and was based on 1110nm. July 6 decision to indefinitely delay protocol signing ceremony attended 1l1eomermemocrsof ASEAN are achieve ASEAN I 0. Cing, whoheadstheSenatecom­ Jose P. San Nicolas and Martin federal officials to discuss the said adding that in past three years, information and statistics from "a Camtxxlia's forc:ign minister, Ung Camtxxlia's memocrship until the by Laotian Foreign Minister Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore, "We now need trust and confi­ mittee currently investigating the DLG San Nicolas. contents of the report. On Tues­ the United States and the CNMI wide variety of sources, includ­ Huot, can1e to Kuala Lumpur to ap­ disputed question of the countty 's Somsavat Lengsavad and Bunnese Brunei, Viemam, Thailand and me dence-building measures more than gaming commissioners, told the Meanwhile, the Senate will hold day, Aranza met with a group spent$ IO million "in trying to fix ing the CNMI government." peal fora last-minute change of mind prime ministership is settled. ' Foreign Minister U Ohn Gyaw. Philippines. ever ocfore," he said. Variety that the commission needs a session today to take up a House of alien workers, labor and hu­ the car." U.S. Departments involved in by ASEAN. Butthe group stuck to its Ung Huot was not invited to me a budget of its own to ensure its bills on the Judiciary' s reprogram­ man rights advocates. "The body of this car is so the preparation of the report were "independence." ming powers, and on amending At a press conference yester­ dented, rusty and ugly, that the the Interior, State, Labor and Jus­ N. Korea denies reselling food aid He said Tinian Mayor Herman M. the controversial Public Lands law, day afternoon, Aranza likened the owner is getting a bad reputation tice. Yeltsin rejects bill Manglona should have asked for the or Public Law 10-57. · By Joe Mcdonald from China in a commercial to Aomori "as ifwe exported budget, "but I don't know why he The Senate is also expected to "BEIJING (AP) - On the transaction. He said the Chi­ the maize out of relief sup­ didn't" consider a legislation redefining to restrict religion eve of food-aid talks with nese seller sent the corn plies," Choe said. "Maybe mey like it ocnerunderthe "fiduciary duty," which would al­ Bank of Saipan suing another table," Cing added, but did not elabo­ low the Marianas Public Lmd Trust opposition from the Vatican South Korea, North Korea through the North Korean port "This is a dirty trick to boanl memocrs to comply with the and the U.S. Senate, which an_grily denied Tuesday that of Chongjin for commercial mock our people and. check rate. firm partly owned by Hillblom it had re-sold donated corn reasons. the ai_d given out of an inter­ After Cing revealed "numerous ir­ HomeFinancingActwimoutsubject-. threatened to cut off aid to By Ferdie de la Torre executor. accounting concerning its rights, meant for its hunger-stricken national humanitarian regularities" in the oommission, Sen­ ing the memocr, to possible liability Russia if it became law. The Sankei Shim bun news­ Variety News Staff Electronic Mail is a corpora­ duties, assets, ownership inter­ people. ate President Jesus R. Sablan directed lawsuits. (See related sro,y) Yeltsin's action sends the paper portrayed the shipment Continued on page 8 LARRYHillblom'sestateexecu­ tion organized and existing under ests and distributions." South Korea, in a rare mo­ ~------bill back to parliament, which tor Bank of S ai_pan has sued an­ the laws.of CNMI with its princi­ "The executor does not have ment of agreement with its can overhaul it or let it lapse. other private firm to determine pal place of business on Saipan. complete information regarding northern rival, said it had 'This was a very difficult Tenorio says he may the late businessman's actual own­ Jacob said BOS believes that the assets, ownership interests, -confirmed North Korea's decision," Yeltsin said in a ership interest in the company. the estate has an ownership inter­ and distributions owing to it based version of the incident .be­ written statement, noting that BOS, through counsel Rodney est in Electronic Mail. on defendant's continued refusal hind media reports suggest­ the measure was supported seek 902 resumption 1acob, asked the Superior Court "Since BOS' appointment as to render an accounting," he ing the North was selling by a large majority of Russian "negative tl\:nds" in the CNMI's to issue an order for an account­ executor, the plaintiff has re­ added. food aid. lawmakers and the powerful labor and immigration policies "not ing of all money by the defendant quested an accounting or show­ BOS also sued Hillblom's The incident began on Russian Orthodox Church. only persist, but in a number of Electronic Mail Systems alleg­ ing by defendant of the sums ac­ partly-owned San Roque Beach July 14, when a North Ko­ "But many provisions of instances, ar-e worsening." (See re­ edly owed to 1-lillblom 's estate. tually and honestly due the estate Development Co., Ltd. over al­ rean ship unloaded 1,030 tons the lc1.w infringe on constitu­ lated story.) In the complaint filed last week, from the defendant," he said. leged non-payment of $2.5 mil­ Boris Yeltsin of feed corn at the Japanese tional rights and freedoms of Shrntly after P11.:sident Clinton Jacob said BOS also requested The defendant, however.Jacob lion loan, and 1-Iillblom's former port of Aomori. The ship­ By Maura Reynolds individuals and citizens, es­ proposed me federalization of me for an accounting of sums of said, "has not provided the execu­ business partner Roy Alexander ment was reported last week MOSCOW (AP) - President tablish inequality between CNMI'slaborandimmigrationlaws, money from Electronic Mail Sys­ tor with an accounting or show­ for an accounting of interests in by the right-wing newspaper Boris Yeltsin rejected a bill different confessions, and vio­ Tenorio announced the tennination tems presently unknown by the ing in connection with such an three companies. Sankei Shimbun, and later Tuesday that would have late said. of tl1e Covenant Section 9.02 nego­ by other Japanese media. placed tight restrictions on The law would have offi­ tiations with the Clinton adminisu-a­ Choe Han Chun, a counse­ many religious groups in Rus­ cially recognized the central tion, saying mat it was "going no­ lor at the North Korean Guerrero elected new APIL president sia, including evangelical role of the. Orthodox Church whe1-e." Embassy in Beijing, said a President, Renster Andrew of Christians and Roman Catho­ in RussiaJll history and cul­ Red Cross representatives from South and North Korea shake hands His spokesperson, Mark of their SUITOunding waters. North Korean trading com­ lics. ture, and pledged "respect" to across the negotiating table in a Beijing hotel Wednesday before Broadhur,t, said tl1e Pr-esident did Kosrne was elected Vice-Presi­ "It's like giving away pieces pany had shipped the grain Korean food aid talks resumed. AP Froi/an C. Tenorio The bill had drawn strong Continuea on page 8 not even go tl,rough tl1e 902 talks dent, Herman Senes of Pohnpei of gold for mere pennies, and was elected Secretary, and Ana letting someone else resell it for By Zaldy Dandan before proposing a federal takeover. Clinton's special representative Teregeyo of the CNMI was hundreds of dollars," Leon Variety News Staff elected Treasurer. Guerrero said. GOVERNOR Froilan C. Tenorio Edwartl B. Cohen, for his prut, ad­ Israeli Arab injures 11 tourists in Tel Aviv attack In her acceptance speech, Leon Also yesterday, the APIL mem­ yesterday said he may consider re­ mitted mat me 902 discussions have Guencro said her primary focus bers adopted forty resolutions, suming the so-cal led 902 talks in me ocen "ineffective,"butonly occause, By DAN PERRY remained unclctu-. said. Isrnel Radio said me mru1, identi­ settlement in the Gaza Strip. She was would be establishing a tuna co­ including one that calls on re­ wakeoftheOintonadministration 's he said, t11e CNMI did not consider TELAVIV,lsracl(AP)-Anlsrncli Menuhin said that at 9:45 p.m., me '111ediivergotoutholdingasword fied a~ a 32-year-old from the no1th­ :mested by Palestinian police. operative within the region, which gional leaders to look into the report on the CNMI labor and im­ it important enough. Arab man armed with a sword, knife man drove his car into a gmup of and a commando knife and went em city of Nazareth, was known to The Israeli rumy said the police­ would help secure the economic feasibility of establishing a re­ migration policies. Legislative leaders have ocen iL~k­ and plustic gun tried to run down a about 20 totiri-~ts in a plaza in me Jaffa tow.utls me civilians and tried to stab police a~ a Barna, supporter and an man was treated at a regional medical future of the APIL island entities. gional airline. "I'll read the report fast (and then) ing Tenorio to resume t11e talks .. group of British tourist, in Tel Aviv quarterofT~l Aviv, injuiingeightor a numocr and succeeded," police of­ activist in militant organizations. center. She said the region's rich fish­ Twenty-three lawmakers from think about (resuming the 902 The Commonweal ti, 's basic po­ Tuesday, men stabbed two women at nine. '11le ;radio said mere were no ficer Daniel Konson, who captured Hamas, which opposes Isrneli­ Salim, from the Bureij refugee ing grounds are one of its most nine different island entities at­ talks)," he said. litical document, the Coven.u1t es­ skid marks on me so-cct, suggesting the man, said on am,y radio. Palestinian peace-making, has crunp, stabbed the soldier in me right valuable assets, but the islands tended the four-day General As­ a sidewalk restaurant, police said. Tenorio added, however, mat tablished theCNMI in political union Eleven people suffcre

THURSDAY, JULY 24, 1997 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-5 Sablan warns staff AGO: Stop Mitchell from against soliciting 'abusing' recusal process reprimand. By Ferdie de la Torre JACK A1'.:DERSON and JAN MOLLER The rules, now being circu­ Variety News Staff lated by the Office of the Pub- · THE ATTORNEY General's Office WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND lie Auditor in all government asked the Supc1ior Cou1t yesterday offices, is contained in a three­ notto all ow lawyers Theodore Mitchell fold brochure prepared by the and Jemme Rayphand to abuse the OPA. 1ecusal process as a litigation tactic. :MBDA undergoes shakeup CNMI law, according to Assistant Atty. Gen. Robert Tiffi MINORITY Business Development Agency, a little-known Commerce OPA, bans the use of public Goldberg, counsel for Gov. Froilan Department outfit that has been a source of embarrassment for the Clinton time, funds·, personnel, or Tenorio, said Mitchell and Rayphand administration, may finally be cleaning up its act equipment for political activ­ should not be pcm1itted to abuse the judicial system wit111epcated, unsup­ Over the course of the past year, we've written several columns chronicling ity "unless that use is autho­ ported attacks on the Commonwealth the stumbling and bumbling of the hapless MEDA. There's Joan Parrott­ rized by law or is incidental to judiciaiy. Fonseca, the agency's wandering director, who spends much of her time a legally authorized or required The two lawyers have a history of travelling to various exotic locales around the world. · Thomas 0. Sablan activity." abusing the judicial system with im­ Theodore Mitchell Jeanne Rayphand And don't forget Juan Verde, the 25-year-old Harvard graduate student who This include the circulation properdisqualiticationmotions,stated By Jojo Dass Thegovemmentlawyerpointedout Goldberg said the motion to recuse pulls in $50,000 a year moonlighting as a globe-trotting bureaucrat for the of any petitions, including that Goldberg in Tenorio's opposition to that Manibusan rejected those efforts. fails to demonstrate any bias sufficient MEDA. Charged with developing an ''international trade program'' for the Variety News Staff of nominations, in government Rayphand 's motion to disqualify Spe­ ''Onceagain,itappcarsthatplaintiff to warrant disqualification. beleaguered agency, Verde. who's registered as a full-time student at Harvard's LABOR and Immigration Sec­ offices. cial Judge Michael White. and her counsel aieattempting to wield "It appears that plaintiff's motion is John F. Kennedy School of Government. has trekked to China, Ecuador. Chile, retary Thomas 0. Sablan has The laws, the OPA said, are Mitchell has sought the disqualifi­ judicial disqualification as a tactical designed to derail this court's adjudi­ the Dominican Republic and Costa Rica, among other places. His nips have cost warned that "severe, adverse also clear that neither candi­ cation of White from presiding over a litigation weapon in an effort to delay cation of the governor's motion for taxpayers more than $18,000. action" will be taken against date for election, a public offi­ taxpayers' suit in which the court or­ adjudication of the merits, 'judge shop' reconsideration," he said. But change might be on the horizon for the MEDA. Parrott-Fonseca, our members of the Department's cial, nor a government em­ dered the governor to pay $12.4 mil­ or intimidate the court. It is a familiar "Mitchell recounts a history of per­ associate Kathryn Wallace has learned, plans to resign at the end of this month. staff found making solicita­ ployee "shall solicit or assess lion for "misspending public funds." strategy," Goldberg added. sonal difficulties including a criminal The d~-ector's departure comes on the heels of a "management review" of tions for candidates in the com­ any contribution" from any Mitchell, on behalf of plaintiff Goldberg said the government be­ conviction, legal sanctions, and litiga­ MEDA operations recently ordered by Commerce Secretary William Daley. ing elections. member in the Civil Service. Rayphand, said White should recuse lieves that this court (White) is fair and Daley, who's only been on the job five months, was apparently mortified to The warning, which came in It also mandates that money himself because he is personally bi­ tion losses. He then tries to bootstrap impartial. his own difficulties into an attack on learn of Verde's employment, which we revealed in late March. On April 10, Letter to the Editor a one-page memorandum now "or other things of value" will ased and prejudiced against him and II ii He contended the court shout d deny this court's fairness," he said. Daley fired off a memorandum to several top Commerce officials. posted in DOLi offices, was not be handed over by employ­ his client. the request to disqualify White citing Goldberg stressed that plaintiff's ··r would like you to conduct a management review of MEDA," the secretary aired after a client found a flyer In Tenorio' s response, GoTdberg ees to officials to promote a that Rayphand filed the motion only motion fails to demonstrate anev iden­ wrote. "Please make an assessment of the mission, programmatic strategy, About teacher 'abuse' of students cited thatRayphand nied to disqualify advertising a certain political objective. 27 minutes before the July 17 hearing tiaiy basis for disqualification. organization, procurement process. and personnel management procedures." THIS LETTER is in response to tion what his motivations were. parent, so much so that they oper­ Superior Court Associate Judge Ed­ candidate's fund raising activ­ Further, OP A said, govern­ on the governor's motion for recon­ Mitchell told the Variety yesterday It's unclear whether PaiTOtt-Fonseca's resignation is a 1esult of the review. the recent articles published re­ However, in so much as that the ate under the law of 'loci de ward Manibusan from two other tax­ ity in the Department's lobby ment employees and officials: sideration, which is a violation of the that they will file in few days a re­ Thus far, no explanation has been given for why she's stepping down. But it's garding the alleged abuse by a bill requiring background checks parentis' _ As teachers we will al­ payer actions brought by ihe plaintiff teacher at one of our public schools. on teachers and I ibrarians is on the ways face problems in the class­ last week. * shou 1d not be obliged to court's rules. sponse to Tenorio's opposition. safe to say that Daley probably wasn't too thrilled when he got word of the against the governor. It is the position of all teachers that Governor's table, I cannot help room with our students and attimes ,.: .. "Severe, adverse action will contribute to any political ser­ MEDA director's travel schedule for the past couple of years. ,: abuse in or out of the classroom is but feel his comments were made it can be very heated, although, the ·.~ be taken against employees vice nor will they be removed As we've reported, Parrott-Fonseca has shown a fondness forexcessive travel ~. -. unacceptable. As teachers we all solely for political gains. Had he judgment of the teacher is placed found engaged in solicitation," from post for refusing to do so; @~======~ onthegovemment'sdime.Dubbed''HazelJr.''byMBDAemployeeswholiken care for our students with the ut­ checked with the PSS regarding on the line at every moment. How­ read Sablan 's memorandum. * should not be pressured or their boss to former Energy Secretary Hazel O'Leaiy-whose frequent flying most regard for their safety and the issue he most likely would ever, ifwe are to believe that soci­ Sablan, cited a compilation coerced into political activities; was a public relations nightmaie for the Clinton administration-Parrott­ well-being, even at times when have a different view. However, ety accepts the acts of parents or :-) ofCNMI laws and regulations Fonseca was on the road for 212 days during an 18-month period beginning- in our patience is tested by adverse he did not check with PSS to find relatives to enter into the class­ * should not solicit or receive ,~M ~,i, defining prohibited and al­ 1995. behavior of some students. While out that they indeed did their own room and assault teachers, then political contributions from any­ "I don't want to travel (this much)," she told us last fall, maintaining that her behavior problems may be a com­ investigation along with the attor­ there is a problem in society. As lowed activities government one while on government time a o mon occurrence in the classroom, ney general's office, and they took employees may take during nips were more grind than glamour. teachers we will protect and fight on government property or in • • it is not common for the teacher to appropriate actions in this case. for our students as their parents elections as grounds for the government offices. But documents we've reviewed detail a travel schedule that often put abuse the students. Mr. Reyes further commented would because they are our chil­ .-s; V, ParrottFonseca in luxury locations. On one 1995 visit to Puerto Rico, for In the article previously pub­ that he would probably have done dren too. But, we will do it with the example, she stayed at the El San Juan Hotel and Casino, a 390room beach front lished where Mr. Pete Reyes made the same in· that circumstance. full extent of the law and not resort Ort'v resort with two swimming pools, a health club, and four restaurants. comments regarding the Daniel Does he in fact advocate violence to the brutality that Mr. Reyes Tenorio says he wants to The revelation last week of Parrott-Fonseca's pending departure came just as Reilly issue, I find "it both offen­ as a resolve to crime. I'm not sure advocates for our classrooms. the Commerce Department was nixing yet another MEDA "trade mission" to sive and out of character that Mr. that is a characteristic becoming There is a need to address the fire MPLT trustees, again $18.00 a resort location. MEDA official,- had scheduled a seven-day Fourth of July­ Reyes would make such comments of someone in the people's trust. I safety of all students when under without getting more information. think he needs to review the facts If CHAMPAGNE SUNDAY BRUNCH week retreat to Honduras. The trip was to include three-day stay in a resort hotel the supervision of the teacher. By Zaldy Dandan authority to redefine"fiduciary a His source was obviously one­ more closely and amend his com­ parents are able to come into the and a four-day cruise aboard a 200-passenger yacht Variety News Staff duty" in a bill as proposed by the Plumeria Restaurant sided. ments. On the issue of background classroom and assault a teacher, TWO days after saying he will Senate. Setting sail from south Texas, the Regal Voyagerwas to carry MEDA officials I do not know Mr. Reilly from checks on all teachers and librar­ 11:00 am - 1:30 pm what is to stop them from doing According !o the AGO, and business participants to the Central American country known for its stunning Mr. Reyes, but I do know that Mr. ians, that is something that should the same to a student. not fire but will only as!: the $12.00 for Kids ages 4-11 beaches. The cruising bureaucrats would undoubtedly spend the long weekend Reilly was a teacher. I was con­ have been in place long ago, as Or in the process, harming a resignation of the Marianas Tenorio said, "fiduciary duty" in Honduras discussing new and inventive ways to help minority business in cerned about the case myself so I most school districts that the teach­ student who chooses to protect the Public Land Trust board mem­ is a constitutional provision America. did follow it closely. And while I ers here have worked for, usually teacher. We as parents and teach­ bers, Gov. Froilan C. Tenorio and can not be rcdefi11ed in a $7.00 While the nip was billed as a trade mission, the tentative itineraiy was short may not have approved of the way require it anyway, in addition to ers need to take a closer look at the yesterday announced that he legislation. Mr. Reilly handled the situation in administrators. As they too, come manner in which we resolve con­ may have to fire the board An MPL T media release ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT CHINESE BUFFET on structured meetings and business matters, and long on free time. question, I think he is far from the in contact with children on a daily flict. Mr. Reyes attention would members after all. Tuesday said board members Kongo Hanten Chinese Restaurant The cruise was scrapped -just nine days before the Regal Voyager was cigarette chomping teacher who basis, especially when discipline be better directed towards form­ arc "sympathetic with (the Daily 11:30 am to 1:30 pm scheduled to launch-to be "rescheduled and redesigned," according to Maria punches his students as Mr. Reyes is involved. However, one must ing programs in which teachers ·T~noiio said th.e 1:>oard mem­ Cardona, Commerce' schiefspokeswoman. "The (MEDA) was notable to work has described. understand that the public school and parents can work together bet­ bers should comply with the.. governor's) frustrations" on Iced Tea included - Menu changes daily with the (Honduran) embassy and plan the kind of events to make (the trip) In fact the student involved system here is still evolving, it's ter on solving these problems in Home Financing Act and re­ tlie still- ·to .be released $ I 0 successful," Cardona explained. stated Mr. Reilly never touched not perfect. the classroom and in the commu­ lease the$ IO million for low­ million low-co~i housing loan. Our sources at MBDA believe that recent inquiries into agency practices by her, only after her father and uncle As teachers, we welcome the nity. cost housing loans, or he will However, if MPL T proceeds · ~ $7.00 held Mr. Reilly to a chair and took process, for if anything, it may fire them. with the loan "it would sub­ Rep.111omasJ. Bliley Jr., RVa,chairman oftheHouseCommerceCommittee, turns punching him in the face , ·· . . .JAPANESE LUNCH SPECIAL allow us not to be put into the light Sincerely ject each board member to may have been the primaiy reason the trip, which had been in the works for repeatedly. as Mr. Reyes has seemingly placed "I'm going to enforce (the -.Yurakuen-Japanese Restaurant several months, was canceled so abruptly. Mr. Reyes comments are writ­ all teachers. Teachers are placed CRAIG H. GARRISON law)," he added, "(and) if it's personal liability for loaning Daily Lunch - 3 Kinds to choose from · If that's the case, taxpayers owe Bliley a thank you. It's about time some sanity ten in such a manner that I ques- in a position that is second to the (ACT Representative MHS) unconstitutional then someone public funds at less than the from 11:30 am to 1:30 pm was restored to the out-of control MEDA, a beaming symbol of government should ask the court to de­ maximum return." (Iced Tea included) wa~te and fraud. clare it so. My obligation as "That is why MPLT filed a Searching for pen friends in CNMI governor is to enforce the motion with the Superior law." Court last month to ask the Dear Editor: in South Af1ica about the Pacific rently a student. I enjoy reading (non­ We also bake delicious cakes for all occasions. He added that he will still court for guidance. The hear­ I HA VE been involved in interna­ Region and pai1iculai·ly about the fiction & fiction), watchingfilms,aits discuss the legal issues with ing is scheduled for July 30," 'Take-out orr:;fers are accepter:;/. §'Aarianas ~riet.rc;:~ tional conespondcnce, w1iting letters M:u"i.uia Isl:uids. A pcnfriend would & crnfL~. nature, fauna & OorJ. hik­ the Attorney General's Office the media release said. to pcnfricnds all over the world, for be a direct connection to buning ing.swimming. watchingc1icket, lis­ Serving the Commonwealth for 25 years (AGO), "but I think this is one Replacing the current mem­ quite some time. One of my biggest more about mid undcrst.u1din~ of the Call us to make. reservations for your Wedding, Published Monday to Friday By Younis Art Studio, Inc. h.:ning to music, and of cour,e, rny bers of the board is not a solu­ dreams and hope in that 1espcct, hw; M.u·i.uia Islands. ~ issue where I've to go against Christening, Birthday or any kind of Banquet Receptions coni.:spondcncc. tion, according to the media Publishers: been to find pen friends in the Mwi:ma ·111us l am writing to you in the their advice." Abed and Paz Younis I would like to thw1k you for your release, as the new board "will Islands. However this hw; unfrntu­ hope that you will be able to help me. "I can't operate on the basis time, iLsSis1w1ce :md hdp. be faced with this same di­ Tel 234-5900 ext 376• Fax 234-5909 Rafael H. Arroyo ...... Editor natcly not been successful. Perhaps you know somebody who that (the law) is u·nconstitu­ tional and I should do any­ lemma." Member of One of" my hobbies is learning woultl like tohaveasinccn; penf"licnd Sinccidy. P.O. Box 231, Saipan MP 96950-0231 thing about it. "The board hopes the gov­ Tel. (670) 234-6341/75781979719272 The A~S_

~~,1~\>.'(''.'·'C'-'Z" 1fi\rilit} 4 Gov. Froilan C. Tenorio (from left}, Reps. Mafua Peter, and Heinz Voucher experts from the mainland join Gov. Froi/an C. Tenorio in his regular village meeting where the Hofschneider listen to questions from audience during Tuesday night's school choice plan was discussed. They are, from left, David Kirkpatrick, Clayton Trotter, John C. Morris, public forum on the voucher system. Mitchell Pearlstein, and David Funderburk. Tenorio to consult OPA NMC President Agnes McPhetres discuss the NMC Apprenticeship Lt. Governor Jesse Borja with wife Mary Anne (right) listens to discussion on the NMC Apprenticeship Program at a luncheon meeting at PIG yesterday with gov't officials and Program at a luncheon meeting at PIG yesterday. Behind is program director Jack Angello. EXTRACTOR business community members. Photo by: Laila c. Younis Photo by: Laila C. Younis on school voucher plan By Mar-Vic C. Munar how much authority they can have I never tl1ought we needed a lot of Variety News Staff under this bill," Tenorio said in an regulations," Tenorio said. Officials discuss NMC apprenticenship program GOVERNOR Froilan C. Tenorio has inteiview with the Variety after the During a village meeting held Tues­ said he will consult the Office of the voucher forum held Tuesday night at day night, even Tenorio and By Laila C. Younis and government officials. company can offer higher salaries. "Let us train our local people to find local aircraft mechanics. It Public Auditoron the extent of author­ the Garnpm1 Elementmy School. Hofschneider could not agree specifi­ Variety News Staff "We are in the working stages of "Our goal is to ensure that human and have them competing in the is an expensive process to bringpeople ity it can wield in auditing any voucher Tenorio said getting the Office of the cally on the amount of grants. IMAGINE you can find the job you getting private companies to offer po­ 1esources are provided with adequate, labor market. We have to estab­ in, when you can n-ain local employ­ .i money that might go to private schools PublicAuditorinvolved in the voucher The Hofschneider bill proposes a program could be hypothetical as a lish an equity between the govern­ :.'' I when the proposed school choice mea­ grant that amounts between$ I,500and WET/DRY would Ji ke. get the lr'J.ining you need, tential positions in requested fields. excellent training so we can have ees," said Pacific Island Aviation rule. ment and private sector," said sure takes place. $2,000 per eligible student. The plus the academic backgmund neces­ We rue combining 1esources with pri­ employees who are capable of get­ Manager Max Kretzers. "If the quality of education goes governor's version did not mention VACS Borja who took part in yesterday's Heads of some private schools on sJ.ry for the job. all rolled into one. vate businesses to provide training and ting into the job market," said NMC According to Angello, the program Saipan have expressed apprehension down in the private school, then the any specific amount Sounds too gcxxl to be trne'J NMCwill provide the academic back­ President Agnes McPhetres. discussion. will be offering different fields de­ that government intrusion into their public auditor would have to find out As for the funding issue, Tenorio FLOOR ll1eN01tl;em MarianasApp1entice­ ground," said Angello. "Once they have completed the "The program will serve as a pending on the interest of people ap­ internal affairs might accompany the whatishappeningtothemoneythatwe clarified thatalthough the voucher fund POLISHERS ship Program is offeiing just that to "We are offering a certificate or a program, not only will they be spring board forpotential employ­ . plying. voucher program. are sending to the private schools," he would be drawn from thePublicSchool local residents willing to work mid train degree program, and completion de­ certified, but they will be able to ees. IBM supports internships, "So far, computer and mmine tech­ Although itwasnotmentioned in the said. System, U1e vouchermoney that would "If the quality of education in the pends on the type of job chosen," he pass the national board testing. because we learned that individu­ governor's proposed School Choice go to public schools would be kept in for eetter skills. nolO!,'Y, aviation and tourism has been private school goes down, then we can PSS account, whilethosethatwouldgo At a luncheon meeting at Pacific added. That gives them mobility and the als that are familiar with the com­ pointsofinterestamongyoungpeople,'' Scholarship Program bill, Rep. Heinz Hofschneider noted U1e necessity to assume that the student will quit and go to private schools would be taken from ability to compete," she added. pany stand out from. the other ap­ lshmd's Club yestenlay, NMC Direc­ Tiie jobtrainingandacademicback­ said Angelo. formulate a mechanism to back topublicschools. Then there would a separate fund. torof App1enticeship Dr.Jack Angello g:round. according to Angello will Lt. Gov Jesus C. Borja, for his plicants," said IBM Global Man­ Registration for the program is ensure that government money, par­ be no need for the public auditor to Under the Constitution PSS is guar­ Complete parts & service UPRIGHT VACS discussed U1e prograrn witli business biing: up individual skills so the private part said it is crucial for the private ager Tony Zanfardino. scheduled for January 1998. For more ticularly those that goes to the private come in," Tenorio added. anteed 15 percent of the CNMI 's an­ available -locally sector to be involved in the pro­ "The idea is good. We have infomiation, contact Dr.JackAngello sector, are properly accounted for. More questions are asked and con­ nual revenue, and PSS is worried Uiat gram. expressed interest because we hope atNMC. "I think this is a valid question that troversies are further stirred at every the voucher progrnm which is esti­ should be asked in another public fo­ public forum that, ironically, hopes to mated tocost$22 million would siphon t;:;-1 JWS Air Conditioning rum. I should ask the public auditor clear issues about the voucher pro­ all U1is money away from the agency. 1:> Refrigeration and Hotel Supplies gram. "'Il1emoneythatwouldgotoprivate Located on South Middle Road BUY ONE 8 students to represent NMI "l want this implemented soon but l schools would come from a separate Phone: 235-5572/74 Fax: 235-5573 want it implemented well. fund," Tenorio said. Footlong Sub at regular price, and _.. atAsia-Pacific Convention By Laila C. Younis ticipating in activities like Japa­ way of living. I hope they will Variety News Staff nese cultural exchange, meeting continue this program," said par­ EIGHT students from different the Governor and Mayor, ent Edward D. Babauta. By Ferdie de la Torre CNMI schools will be attending sightseeing and attending confer­ "I'm looking forw,u·d to the trip, , the 9th Annual Asian-Pacific ences. mid I'm so excited," said sixth Variety News Staff Children's Convention in The group will perform the THE SUPERJOR Comt convicted grader Maridel Camacho. yesterday a woman who unlawfully Fukuoka, Japm1 starting today up chamorro dance "Hafa Adai" at the "I want to see how Japanese withdrew money from a fellow to August 4th. convention to represent the CNMI. dressandtheirwayoflife. Itismy worker's bank account using a stolen 111e Asia-Pacific Children's "I'm proud my daughter was first time to Japan," said seventh automated teller machine card. Convention composes of 47 dif­ chosen for the uip", said parent grader Paulette Tudela. Presiding Judge Alexandro C:L~nu ferent countries from across the Pedro S. Tudela. The motto of the Convention is sentenced Maria Fe Cmnacho to five Pacific Rim and Asia. The eight "It would be an adventure for the "Children As Ambassadors Forg­ years in jail, all suspended except 30 students were selected according kids. They will learn the Japanese ing Reality From Dreams". days. to each school's criteria. Followingaplcaagreemcnt,Casnu GET ONE Ted Curt Babauta, Ryan M. allowed Cmnacho to spend the 30-day Lizama (Tinian), Alison P. jail tem1 during weekends. ri. ! Kaipat, Greg B. Demapan, The judge ordered the defemhmt to Get explosive deals pay $4,(X)O restitution to the victim. Paulette Marie Tudela, Maridel Cmnacho was chm·ged with theft. on these products T. Camacho, Nicole Marie She mid counsel Chief Public De­ July 22-26 only! Burger, and Trina Jae Apatang fender Daniel DeRienw signed a plea FREE (Rota) will be representing the of equal or lesser price. agieement with the government rep­ ALL ACCESSORIES CNMI at the convention. resented by AssistantAtty. Gen.Jmncs ARE MARKED DOWN 20% OFF Only this Friday, July 25, 1997 Out of the eight students, one is Norcross. THE REGULAR PRICE. fromTinianandoneisfromRota., Camacho admitted the offense. From 10: OOam to Store closing hour and six are from Saipan. Accordingtothecomplaint,onSept • Security deposit required. 12 and on Oct 4, I 996, the defendant • Activation fee waived. Ma1ianas Visitor Bureau orga­ • While supplies last. nized the CNMI group and par­ whowa~employedattheNikkoHotel noticed m1 ATM card in the mail for a • Some restrictions apply. ticipates by sending a staff mem­ co-worker. • Free no•answer transfer when you ber with the group. 111is year, Camacho took the ATM card for sign up on both cellular and paging Rita S. Benvente wi 1J be the BankofGuarn'saccount About three 'IVlr/J 12-monr/J contrw. group's chaperone. The days later, she saw the PIN number in Convention's committee is hm1- the mai I for the ATM card. MON·fll SAM • 6PM ~ Subway Central Subway Deli :i dling all the expenses for the u·ip. Saipan representatives smile for a photo during dance practice at On about IO different days, the SAl·9AM- 6PM SUNDAY CLOSED - Middle Road, Gualo Rai Chalan Kanoa Forabout ten days, the students Grand Hotel. The students will be joined by one student each from defendant withdrew $400 a day from - Rota and Tinian, will represent the CNMI at the Asia-Pacific Conven­ S4ME DAY ACTIVATION Resl11ct1ons may apply. Nol valid with any others. Participating stores only. t.:I= will be"juniorambassadors"par- the BOO' s account mid took a total of tion in Japan.. Photo by: Lalla c. Younis ------· $4,CXXJ m~h. ------,-----~-----_._ --,------"""'=e=-==·~...:1:!!2.E.!!l.iiii,!l.l':l!!·liil!l·!!lliA!l!!III ______.., •.,...,,""' .. ~

8-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-THURSDAY-JULY 24, 1997 Camacho optimistic on gov't raises: TI-!URSDA Y, JULY 24, I 997 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND V!EWS-9 Majuro airport faces shutdown ,I' By Giff Johnson with Honolulu and Guam, said k · d' · 'Politics may aid backpay' I MAJURO-All international I ta ·e Imme tate actwn on the A Mobil official said that they negotiations that have been _, t iat the airline would keep fly- lease. didn't want to be caught in the stalled for the past several push for it," said Camacho of the needed funds by virtue of men ts were made in I 993 and that government be charged at I,i By Jojo Dass flt.!!hts- to the Marshall Islands· 111g· as Iong as 1t· has· access· to However, padlocking the middle of the dispute- between weeks. the attitude the Legislature Public Laws 7-31 and 8-6. 1994 under the authorization least IO percent in interest for Variety News Staff are in danger- of being stopped ft1el · But 'tf' 1e-· fue 1·111g service· 1s· Mo b'I t gate was 1ntende· d to put the landowners and the gov- Islanders who own the prime may take on the issue. The Jaws mandated a I 4 per­ of Public Law 7-31, the 1991 every month's delay of the PERSONNEL Management by a land lease dispute between ·sttspend · e d , th e all'· 1-111c wou Jd some teeth in a message from ernment and would voluntar- land where the international air­ "This is an election year." cent across-the-board salary Commonwealth Compensa- fund's release. Director Luis S. Camacho is the .government- and island land- !11, ve "t o t a ke o ti 1er measures, ·· t h e landowners that, despite ily stop refueling planes after port main terminal, Air Marshall Most government workers .increase with retroactive pro­ tion Adjustment and Salary "Government charges em- optimistic the estimated 1,400 owners that has flared into a incl ud' 111g poss1'bl y over fl y111g· be111g · typically understated in today's Continental flight Islands hangar and Mobil fuel government employees who interviewed by Variety ex­ visions dating back to May Act. ployees one percent a month confrontation. ti 1e M ars I1a II s · capt· ta I city,· J1e keeping with island norms, was from Honolulu, unlessanagree-- station are located are demand- pressed confidence the much­ 19, 1991, the day it was en­ "My question is whether this for delayed or delinquent pay- have yet to receive $8.4 mil­ A group of Ma1·uro airport said. never! he Jess a c Jear u Jt1matum. · ment was reached. ing one percent of the gross rev- awaited backpay will be com­ acted. (PL 7-3 l and its amendents ment of loans. So why nol re- lion in retroactive payments landowners, who have been Landowners are fu1··1ous be- L an d owner· spo k es person Majuro Senator Tony deBrum, enues .generated from their land, ing their way this year for the Camacho has sought the At­ underPL8-6) is also sufficient verse matters and this time since 1991 willfinallybcgct­ without a lease for two years, cause they be11·eve th a t th e gov- M ane · Ma dd'1son h an d e d a Jetter who has acted as a spokesman for an inflation- clause for the stan- torney General's opinion on for authorizing the retroactive have government pay interest ting their money. same reason. padlocked one of two -gates on ernment· has been 1y·111g to th em to Mo b'I I to d ay (T ues d ay ) as k- th e landowners, said the landown- cJard $3,000 peracre a year lease Tilis is because the unpaid Camacho, for his part, said whether legislation is required payments, or if further legis- rates?" he raised in an earlier Mobil Oil Micronesia's airport and delay1·n"o act1·0 n on th eir· ·mg th e company •s " cooperat10n· ers are tired of hearing govern- rental, and the right to negotiate public sector workers could government officials he has to disburse the amount. lation is required," said interview. fuel storage station Monday and dem·111ds, · ·m suspen d'111g service· w J11 · 1et I1e ment lies about things it is going directly with Mobil for a lease. In his letter to acting Attor­ Camacho in the letter. Tax deductions too, he said, muster close to 5.000 votes in sought on the matter, includ­ asked Mobil to discontinue re- Tl 1ree wee k sago, Ian d owners l an downers work out" an agree- to do. "I can't blame the land- While the official from the ing Gov. Froilan Tenorio. have ney General Robert B. Dunlap Camacho, frustrated over can be an option in offsetting the coming November elec­ fuelin.g- all planes beginning- _ last na1'led shut the go vernmen t' s men t wtt· h th e government. owners (f or 1ssu111g· · the ultima- AG's office :ndicated govern- II, Camacho argued that no the delay has urged the af- the delayed payment. tions. he said. been "receptive" of his pro­ Wednesday. VIP reception lounge at the air- She said they didn't like tak- tum)," he said. ment willingness to negotiate posal to forego another legis- additional leg.islation was fected employees to file a class A cost impact analysis done "If!. for instance. is running An official with Continental po1·t , but bac ke d o ff w hen gov- 111g· sue h "d rast1c· measures " , b ut An official with the Attorney on the first two points, he called action suit against the Legis- by OPM placed at $5,700 lhi:: for office. I will personally 1:ltion and instead appropriate called for when initial pay- Micronesia, which links Ma1·uro ernment off1'c1·a1s p1·om1·sed to d · 't b h G !' ff' 'd h la tu re for failure to appropri- amount each of the 1,400 gov- were otng r ecause t e enera s o ice sa1 t at the the landowners' proposal to re- ate funds. ernmenl employees may re- .-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii...... ======~---- government expected to respond move the government from con- He has warned that such "ap- ceive in backwagcs. to landowners' demands by trol of a portion of the airport ~ I I I ' late Tuesday and t,o res_~_i:i:1.'.:_ __ land "dangerou_s_.'_'-- proach"' may "materialize if These employees arc those I j nothing happens by the end of who have been in government 1 the year." service when the laws were 1 Camacho has also proposed·- enact~------.. Pa-c=ifi=c=le=a=d=e=r=s=p=l=a=n=n=I.!!!!!!!!n!!!!!!!!g!!!!!!!!t~o [PNG soldiers held by Borja-Sablan on I TaotaoTa rebels will be released WELLINGTON, New in September 1996 near Buin PROGRAMAN I Taotaota is Lt. Governor Borja and Mr. Zealand (AP) - Bougainville in south Bougainville. featuring the Gubernatorial Sablan will be sharing their protest Australian report rebels announced Tuesday New Zealand Foreign Min­ Candidate, Jesse Borja, and thoughts on local issues, and CANBERRA (Pacnews)-Pa­ Despite these efforts, South Marshall Islands' acting Presi­ they will release five Papua ister Don McKinnon said it was his running mate, Benigno soliciting ideas and sugges­ cific Island leaders offended by Pacific leaders have reacted an­ dent, Ruben Zackhiras, who said New Guinea soldiers held hos­ a boost for the peace process. Sablan, in tonight's live show tions from our viewers call. allegations in a secret Austra­ grily to the veiws contained in the report had created a shock tage on the island since Sep­ "The decision reflects the on Marianas Cable Vision So please tune in to lian briefing paper which la­ the paper prepared as back­ and dismay among Forum tember. unity which has emerged at :·~ ·-r•.":1 .. (MCV) hosted by Frances Programan I Taotaota tonight belled some of them as corrupt ground for the Australian del­ countries and damaged The Bougainville Revolu­ Burnham and underpins a ~·;',,...' Sablan. on channel 7 at 7 p.m. . .,,~...... ~ and bad economic managers egation to the South Pacific Australia's standing in the tionary Army and its political widespread desire for peace ' . _, . ~ .. ... :,.-,. ~ plan to protest at the South Pa­ Forum economic ministers Forum community_ wing, the Bougainville Interim between all parties to the con­ the bill, and asked parliament cific Forum in the Cook Islands meeting in Cairns, north The Australian government Government, announced the flict. It is a very promising Yeltsin. • • members to support his decision. in September. Queensland earlier this month. plans to send Foreign Minis­ Continued from page 2 decision at Burnham Military development," McKinnon said. "We can't have a democratic Australian ministers and offi­ Copies were accidentally ter Alexander Downer to a Camp near Christchurch, Two weeks of talks between Islam, Buddhism,Judaism and society if we violate the constitu­ cials are continuing a diplo­ left in a public area and were number of Forum countries where peace talks have been the Bougainville factions other "traditional" religions. tion and fail to defend the inter­ matic offensive throughout the found by a journalist from before the next South Pacific held. ended at Burnham on Friday But it would have imposed ests of any minority of our citi­ region to contain the damage, Reuters news agency. Forum leaders meeting to re­ They said the hostages will with leaders from both ,sides rigid curbs on other religions and zens," Yeltsin said. assuring island nations that the The Prime Minister of Fiji, inforce the message that the be freed Wednesday, when committing themselves to DPS Boating Safety and Emergency Management Office put up a command post near the Old Japanese cults, forcing them to register with Russia's 1993 constitution briefing paper docs not reflect Sitivcni Rabuka, d'escribed the briefing paper ptepared by they will be handed over to a working toward ending the Tank while search and rescue operations continued yesterday to locate Nicanor Mettao who was reported the government and batring them guarantees freedom of worship. Australian government views or report as a show of disrespect. officials in government de­ New Zealand government rep- nine-year secessionist war and missing at sea since Tuesday afternoon. Photo by Ferdie de ta Torre from owning property or con­ The bill had strong support policies. Protests have also come from partments did not reflect Aus­ ! resentative on board the navy setting up a process for nego­ ducting public worship for I 5 from the Russian Orthodox tnt!ian government policy and frigate Canterbury. tiation with the Papua New years after registration. Church, which resents an influx i had no status. L ·- The_~~-s~a~e.:_\Ve_'.-<:.<:aptured Guinea central government. ''Thank God," said Maria into Russia of what it considers New PNG premier will SI YUUS MAASE FOR THE WARM Varzaruk, a spokeswoman for "foreign" religions . the Union of Christians of Evan­ Those include evangelical WELCOMEANDFORYOUR ··~·· gelical Faith in Russia. "Now we Christians, Mormons and Roman form caretaker Cabinet NORWESr••••• FINANCIAL can freely serve God." 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'.l ' Celebs mouffl.JVerSaCe AsylUD1 sought for Sison By Daniela Petroff designer's favorite model. Diana's MILAN, Italy (AP) - A mournful black dress ww; set off by a single MANILA, Philippines (AP) - asylum appeals from the reputed ippinegovemmentandMarxistrebels, rendition of Psalm 23, "The Lord is string of pearls. About I00 leftist students and human founder of tl1e Communist Pru1y of which have been stalled over a dis­ my Shepherd," performed by at a ·n1e men closest to tJ1c designer rights advocates picketed the Dutch tl1e Philippines.Jose MruiaS ison. and pute over how to implement future memorial M,1,s for Gimmi Versace. his brother Sm1to, companion Anto'. More tl1mi 2,000 people gatJ1ered Embassy Tuesday, demanding that his wife and sari. agreements. nio D'Amato, Sting ,md Elton John, in Milan's gotl1ic cathedral to honor DisplayingpicturesofSison 's fam­ ~ President Fidel Ramos said last all wore black crew necks ratJ1cr 111:m the Netherlands grant asylum to a the fashion designer, who w,1, •mmed \\leek that the talks, which were post­ 6 a tie uni.Jer dm"k jackels. Versace de­ Philippine communist rebel leader. ily, tl-re protesters said asylum would down July 15 in front of his rmmsion A Dutch coult will soon consider bolster peace talks between tl1e Phil- poned in April, will resume soon. He signed wild ties for others but r:u'C!y in Mian1i Beach, Fla. wore one himself. gave no date. The celebrity-filled service might Natl1aniel Santiago, secretary-gen­ The sea of black contrasted with have resembled a night at tJ1e Oscars, a simple white altar adorned with eral of the left-wing New Patriotic except tl1ere was no glitz, only grief. white roses. Alliance,alsoaccusedthePhilippines Many wept openly. During his homily, Majo notecJ and tl1e United States of pressuring The mourners included Princess that the respectful participation of the Dutch government to deny Diana; Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy, so many friends wou Id he Ip the Sison 's asylum request. wifeofJohnKennedyJr.; supermodels family to "feel less alone ... as they Officials of both countries have Naomi Campbell and Eva Herzig ova; take up their difficult inheritance." denied the accusation. designers Giorgio Armani and He also asked that God grant Valentino; choreographer Maurice Sison has been living in the Versace 's killer "the grace ;f re­ ;·,··.... :.·· .... :..·1 Bejrut and Anna Wintour, editor of pentance and conversion." Netherlands since 1987, shortly :(:'I Vogue America. after then President Corazon The only celebrity to speak dur­ "We are gathered here tllis evening ing the Mass was Bcjart, the Bel­ Aquino released him from prison. . ·, not for a show, but for an act offaith," gian choreographer who only a ll1e Netherlands denied him A leftist supporter of Jose Ma. Sison, founder of the Maoist-oriented the Rev. Angelo M,tjo, chief priest of month ago had put on a gala event Communist Party of the Philippines, displays posters as others hide asylum last year and ordered him the catliedral, said. with Versace intJ1cBoboliGardensin to leave, but he appealed the deci­ their faces behind the posters during a picket Tuesday in front of the Perhaps one of the greatest tributes Netherlands Embassy in the financial district of Maka ti. The protesters Florence. Bej.ut read from the Oli.J sion. urged the Dutch government to grant plitical asylum to Sison and his to Versace wa, tl1e turnout of so mm1y Testament. The human rights group fumfy AP of his fashion collca6'l!es, despite pa,t Both Donatella and Santo Kru-apatan urged the Dutch govern­ rivalries on and off the runway. Versace had said earlier that they ment to grant asylum to Sison rebel negotiators in talks in the Neth­ should be conducted. Carla Fendi, Karl Lagerfeld, were too upset to read at their Gianfranco Fene, Valentino, the Diana, f:rincess of ~ales., German (as~ion cjesigner K_arl Lagerfeld and British pop-star Elton John at the because the Philippine govern­ erlm1ds aimed at reaching a peace Sison, a University of tile Philip­ brother's service. Missonis, and archrival Armani sat in m1:monal mass for Gianni Versace, rns1de Milan's goth1c cathedral Tuesday. A celebrity pantheon mourned ment has not lifted an anest war­ agieement that would end the nearly pines professor who founded tile Earlier, many paid their n:spects a row behind the faniily. They were Gianni Versace, the fashion designer who was slain in Miami Beach last July 15. AP in the courtyard garden of the rant for him. three-decade-old Mm'Xist rebellion. Maoist-oriented paity in 1968, was ------·- designer's downtown palazzo, Mm1ila also h,L~ not withdrawn a I ll1enegotiationsbeganin I 995but captun;d in 1977 mid released in 1986, united in mourning !lie loss of one of of whom loved to flaunt his bright have been occasionally stalled be­ short! y'after the "people power" revo- the main contributors to the success of colors m1cJ sequined fabrics, wore where the um containing Versace' s million peso(dlrs 38,400) 1ewm·d for ashes sat on a simple altar. cause of the rnrest of rebel advisers 1u tion that toppled the late President the "Made in Italy" label. black. (Democrat) Sison 's mTest, tl1e group said. Luck, missed chances Elton John stood in silence for 15 ;md problems over how the talks Ferdinand Marcos. "He was tile most talented, mid we Several women, including Your Candidate for Washington Representative Sison is the chief consultm1t to all knew it," Ferre had said the day of Versace's sister Donate Ila and his two minutes. Then he burst into tears mid keep 'Cunanan' free the slaying. nieces, covered their heads witll black had to be coaxed away by Gim111i's Date July 25, 1997-Friday All of Versace's followers, many veils, as did Naomi Can1pbcll, the brother. Place : Gold Beach Hotel (former Song Bird, Garapan) exactly a week before Versace'sdeatli. Time 6:00 - 11 :00 p.m. Philippine First Lady to play Police said the paperwork didn't surface until several days after tl1e slaying and blan1ed the oversight on a PLEASE NOTE: Rescheduled date and location Entertainment backlogbecausedatafrompawnshop two piano concerts in Taiwan receipts have to be logged manually. from July 25, Nauru Building to July 28 Donation: $30.00 If anotl1er witness's account is cor­ i MANILA, Philippines (AP)- Phil- two piano concerts, stressing that Hotel on Friday and before Fili­ rect, luck may also have played a role at Multi-Purpose Center in Susupe. Treasurer Maggie Camacho -664-4751 cl ippinefirstlady Amelita Ramos said the trip is "cultural" to avoid an­ pino workers at the Dominican in Cunanmi' s ability to elude police. ..______. M Tuesday she will visit Taipei for tagonizing Beijing. International School Gym on Sun­ Four days before the Versace killing, The Philippines observes a day, a presidential office state­ a sandwich shop employee cal led po­ "one-China policy," recognizing ment said. lice when henoticedacustomerlooked PROCUREMENT & SUPPLY mainland China but actively Proceeds of the concerts will like tl1e picture of Cunanan he'd seen on Fox's "America's Most Wanted." REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL pursuing economic ties with its go to a Phi Ii ppine center for abused ANNOUNCEMENT Police got there in minutes, but the RFP97-0150 affluent rival, Taiwan. China women and unwed mothers and man had disappemed. In order to assist its newly hired teachers in finding housing considers Taiwan a renegade livelihood projects. As tJ1e FBI waged iL, manhunt for the CNMI Public School System is inviting all Governor Froilan C. Tenorio and Lt. Governor Jesus C. Borja, through the Director of Procurement and Supply, are soliciting province. Mrs. Ramos leaves Wednes­ Andrew Cunanan Cunan,m. it ha~ retraced its steps and 1 competitive proposals from qualified individuals or firms to conduct the public education and information.component of the Mrs. Ramos is scheduled to day for a five-day visit to Taipei. blamed intense media coverage for ' Lau Lau Watershed Protection Program Best Management Practices (BMP) Demonstration Pro1ect (pro1ect). play before business executives Her itinerary also includes a visit By EVAN PEREZ scuttling one partirnlarly promising ' lead. HOUSE AND APARTMENT OWNERS at the Grand Formosa Regent to a diamond-cutting factory. MIAMI BEACH, Florida (AP)­ The goal of this project is to demonstrate how nonpoint source pollution (sedimentation) can be reduced and controlled Anclrcw Cunanan cased into the club Investigators believe Cunanan had To participate in a through appropriate use of BMPs that emphasize vegetative and bioengineering technologies. scene here and visited a nighL,pot killed twice in Minnesota and again in across from police headquarters. He TI!inois by early May when agents The public education and information component of this project is critical to its success. This project is a demonstration Rights activists protest left a stolen pickup truck in a parking traced cellular phone calls from project and will be used to demonstrat~ reveQetation te.chn!q~es that can .be employed elsewhere to contra\ nonpo1nt source . . garage for a month. And when he Migl in 's stolen Lexus to tl1e Philadel­ pollution. The success of this pro1ect 1s contingent _on informing the public of these BMPs and. d.~monstratmg how they can pawned a stolen coin, he left his real phia area. RELOCATION FAIR be used elsewhere. The educational component will e.mphas1ze the relat1onsh1p of human act1v1t1es on land with impacts to MANILA,Philippines(Al')-Presi­ and Premier Hun Sen. name, hotel room and even a thumb­ TI1ose clues were leaked to tl1e the nearshore environment. dent Fidel Ramos welcomed Burma ThecnuyofLaos and Bunna,also print. media. ,md autl1oritics say Cunai1mi From 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. and Laos into the Association of called Myanmar, brings to nine the 111e FBI acknowledged Tuesday dumped the car mid strnck again. ki H­ The public information and education component o1 this project will consist of two parts. on the following date: S0utl1eastAsi,m Nations on Wednes­ number of members of the regional tl1at autl1orities have had the serial ing caretaker William Reese in New Jersey on May 9 mid driving offhis red 1. Produce a video. The video will show the erosion control techniques that are demonstrated in this project and that day, saying membership in the re­ group, whichalsoincludestllePhilip­ killing suspect within reach, but can be imlemented in other locations with highly credible soils. The video will emphasize the connection of the gional bloc will benefit the people of blew a numberof chances to snare pickup truck. July 28, 1997 -- Multi-Purpose Center, Susupe pines, Brunei, Indonesia, Malaysia, him before Gianni Versace was '1lre media got to that real quickly impact of upland activities on the nearshore environment, particularly the coral reef. The contractor will develop the the two counllies. Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam. script in coordination with the government agencies involved in the project. gunned down outside his mansion ,md that opportunity w,1, ruined," For more information and participation, contact: But a dozen Filipino human rights "We see the membership of July 15. Rowley said. The contractor will be responsible for producing a "master tape" and 20 replicate copies. The contractor will develop a activistsprotestedBunna'senuy,say­ Laos and Myanmar in ASEAN as "In retrospect, there are some After Reese's killing May 9, Bernice Diaz ...... 664-3700/3703 distribution plan and list to reach the widest possible and most appropriate audience, including but not limited to: the ing the military regime in Rangoon is anchoring them more firmly in missed opportunities," said FBI Cumman's trail cooled, with numer­ Charley Kenty ...... 664-3700/3703 ous unverified sightings. Auiliorities farmer's meetings, cable TV stations, public library, and local schools. The video will include footage from the planning, illegitimate. Southeast Asia and as giving spokeswoman Coleen Rowley. Mel Guerrero ...... 664-3700/3703 implementation, and monitoring stages. The video will include footage from the upland area, underwater, and, if possible, Ramos said the Philippines and iL~ "There are always the opportunities in me checking leads tl1athe slipped into ASEAN greater political and dip­ South Florida in mid-May and eased Fax: ...... 664-3707 aerial views. paimersinASEANmegoingtowork investigations." lomatic weight in the world," Perhaps the biggest blown chance into tl1e pm1y scene. 2. Produce 108 quality color photographic nega)ives. These photographs will be of the project site (before, during, and together with Bum1a and Laos "for Ramos said .. can1ewhenMiamiBeachpoliccdidn't A montl1 before Versacew,t~killed, Or write to: after), close ups of the soil and vegetation, surrounding areas, and underwear shots. These photographs will be the peace, stability and secmity of Burma's membership has been quickly process paperwork showing Cumman parked Reese's pickup truck Charley Kenty used by the involved agencies to develop a brochure. Soutl1east Asia" and the prosperity of opposed by various human rights that on July 7 Cunanan pawned a gold inacity garage. It wasn't discovered Work for this project will commence on August 5, 1997. The video and photographic negatives must be completed by tl1e region. groups around the world because coin, signed his real name and left his until the day Versace was killed. It ~ Acting Human Resources Officer January 1, 1998. The video and photographic negatives will become the property of the Division of Environmental Quality. He also said the regional bloc wa~ it is rnled by a.military junta that hotel adclrcss and room number mid was also unknown until days after the slaying that Cunanan had been The contractor must forfeit the copyright tor these products. looking f01ward to the enuy of Cam­ has suppressed a pro-democrncy even a tllumbprint, as required by . ··-- i CNMI Public School System law. The coin belonged to wealthy at a cheap motel in the area for as ~,, _.. _, .. ·~ bodia "once the situation in tliatcoun­ movement there. "(!'I_' ,,._,.; All proposals must be in a sealed envelope marked "Lau Lau Revegetation Public Information Project" and submitted in Chicago developer, Lee Miglin, long as two montl1s. 1:'.tctt001...,,:.(:, P.O. Box 1370 duplicate to the office of t~e Director, Procurement and Supply, Lower Base Saipan, befor~ 3:00pm, July 25, 1997 .. Any uy settles and clmifics in a mm1ner Protesters, led by the Philippine whom Cunanan is charged with The FBI said Tuesday tl1e .40- proposals received late will not be accepted. The CNMI Government reserves the nght to re1ect any or all proposals in the consistent witJ1 iL~ constitutional re­ brm1ch of the Free Bu1ma Coalition, beating to death. caliber gun used to shoot Versace Saipan, MP 96950 best interest of the government. quircmenl~ ru1d international com­ staged a mock ceremony of A clerk at tile Cash On The twice in tl1e backofheadalsowasused mitmenL~." Beach pawn shop, Vivian Oliva, in two 0U1er slayings in which **Note: House and apartment owners are expected to be ready to provide trans­ /s/ EDWARD B. PALACIOS Rmigoon's acceptance by ASEAN Cambodia's membership has been said she mailed a copy of the re­ Cunanan is suspected -of architect portation for teachers from the Relocation Fairs to the houses and/or apartments' Director in front of the gates of the Department David Madson in Minnesota and postponed following a coup by Sec- ceipt and the tllumbprint to Miami of Foreign Affairs on Wednesday. Beach police tile following day, Reese in New Jersey. sites and back to the teachers' hotel. 12-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-THURSDAY- JULY 24, 1997 THURSDAY, JULY 24, 1997-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-13 Hun Sen rebukes Taiwan New nuke arms race feared TOKYO (AP) - Speakers at a U.N.­ countriesmeattendingtheannualfour­ By Ker Munthit China. foreign investors quitting the sponsoredconferenceondisannament day conference in the northern Japan PHNOM PENH, Cambodia The Taiwanese government country. expressed frustration Tuesday over a city of Sapporo. (AP) - Coup leader Hun Sen on repeated denials Tuesday that it In Lhe unrest that followed the lack of progress toward averting what The delegates pmticipate as private Tuesday accused a Taiwanese had provided.my help to the losing coup, millions of dollars w011h of some of them fear could be a new citizens and have no power to issue general and gangsters of aiding side in the coup - ousted First goods were I ootcd from shops, nuclear arms race. formal resolutions. The mayors of Hiroshima and his rivals and said he would tem­ Prime Minister Prince Norodom warehouses, auto dealerships and Prvoslav Davinic, director of the Nagasaki, Japanese cities destroyed U.N. Center for Dism111ament Af­ gasoline stations. porarily shut Taiwan's trade of­ Ranariddh and his followers. by U.S. atomic bombs in the closing fairs, said that during the search for a fice and scrap plans for air links "'To say that our office in Cam­ The capital's international air­ 'days of World War II, criticized the new world order, nuclear "disamm­ with Taipei. lJodia engages in activities other port was stripped of its air traffic United States for conducting nuclear ment efforts seem to be now at a The Cambodian leader alleged than trad~ proinotion, much less control equipment. experiments earlier this month. standstill, uncertain of which direc­ that T,iiwanese gangsters promotes terrnr, is false," Taiwan­ One Malaysian gaiment com­ The United States "ignored the re­ tion to tum and which next step to smuggled weapons to his rivals ese Foreign Minister John Chang pany alone estimates its losses at quest from the international commu­ take." before the July 5 coup am! Lhat a said in Taipei. about $28 million. nity to uphold the nuclear ban," He urged the delegates, "whilewait­ two-starTaiwanese general posted The coup led to two days of Washington's special envoy, Hiroshima Mayor Takashi Hiraoka ing for the new agenda of mn1scontrol to the trade office had provided pitched fighting in the capital and frnmer Rep. Stephen Solarz, met saidinanopeningspeechatthe United and dismmament to be developed," to ··money and tcclmology."' bloody purges in the ensuing days with Cambodia's King Norodom Nations Conference on Disam1an1ent focus on enforcement of existing non­ Issues. "There's a strong danger that proliferation treaties and on curbing the Hun Sen did not name the gen­ to stifle remaining opposition. Sihanouk, father of the ousted co­ competition to develop nucleru· mms spread of small rums. eral or the gangsters but said the Low-level clashes between premier, in Beijing today on the ha~ be1,'lln again." Adelegatcfromlndiacalledthenew onC-\\'Cek c1Z1sti;e would allow in­ Hun Sen 's troops and forces loyal first leg of a mission to find a The underground U.S. test,toevalu­ agenda a '"mirage." vcstig,1tors ··10 find out who is re­ to Ranariddh continue in the f.u­ solution to the Cambodian crisis. ate the effects of age on the nation's Brahma Chellm1ey, a professor at ally im olwd in this incident.·· north. but Ranariddh 's soldiers are Washington froze its aid pay-· nuclear arsenal, used plutonium and the Center for Pol icy Reseru·ch in India, The trade of/Jee handles rela­ rapidly rnnning out of ammuni­ ments to Cambodia and says it gunpowder but did not involve a said the approach would dive11 atten­ tions in th.: absence of official tics tion. will not recognize Hun Sen's re­ nuclear explosion. Thus, U.S. offi­ tion from reducing nuclear arsemtls l.:t\1·een Taiwan and Cambodia. Muonavong Sritanyarat, a gime or Ranariddh's replacement. cials said, it didn't break any ban. and stopping the development of new \\'hich recognizes Taiw,m·s rival. Thai Red Cross official at the Cambodia's Second Prime Minister Hun Sen arrives at the Council of However, Japan's prime min­ The Japanese mayors said the ex­ weapons. Ministers in Phnom Penh Tuesday July to meet with foreign investors. ister said today that his country periment, the first nuclear-related test Tuesday's chief topic was imple­ Hun Sen sought to assure foreign investors who lost millions of dollars has no plans to go along with the since a 1992 moratorium, violated the menting and enforcing the Compre­ APPLICATION BY FIRST HAWAIIAN BANK during recent fighting and looting that the Cambodian government U.S. refusal to recognize Hun spirit of the ban. hensive Test Ban Treaty. would work to continue to aid and protect their investments. AP Diplomats and academics from 32 The pact, drafted lastye:u-in Geneva, TO THE FDIC REGIONAL DIRECTOR Sen 's replacement of his co-pre­ TO ESTABLISH A BRANCH border with Cambodia, said 5,000 The Cambodian leader also said mier. to 30,000 Cambodians have gath­ his regime will scrap an agreement ""Even if Japan and the U.S. Japan plans 'rocket plane' Notice is hereby given that First Hawaiian Bank, 999 Bishop Street, Prvos/av Davinic, director of the UN Center for Disarmament Af,'airs, delivers his speech at the UN ered at the border hoping to enier with Taiwan's EV A Airways to share the same goal of establish­ Conference on Disarmament in Sapporo Tuesday. Speakers expressed frustration over lack of progress Honolulu, Hawaii 96813, has filed with the Federal Deposit Thailand. They apparently were open air links between Phnom Penh ing peace in Cambodia, we may Insurance Corporation, an application to establish a branch. The economy space shuttle toward averting what some fear could be a new nuclear arms race. AP running out of food. and Taipei. differ in our approaches," permanent location of the proposed branch is Gualo Rai Commercial TOKYO (AP)-Facing tighter bud­ shuttle. The initial launch had been 111ai authorities have indicated That decision is likely to please Hashimoto told reporters in Ja­ prohibiL,nuclem·bl,L,L'ibut,tllowscom­ tion technology. Other- topics at the conference in­ Center, Gualo Rai, Saipan, Commonwealth of the Mariana Islands. gets, Japan is abandoning plans to planned for the early 21st century, puter-simulated explosions. 'Il1e agreement, scheduled to take clude pr-eventing tl1e proliferation of they would let refugees cross if China, which views Taiwan as a pan, Kyodo News agency reported. Any person wishing lo comment on this application may file his or her develop an unmanned space shuttle But Nishijo said the Japanese 1l1e world's five nucle,u- powers - effectnextyem·, hw;lx.'Cnsigned by 142 srn,tll mms, stopping illegal weapons comments in writing with the regional director of the Federal Deposit their lives are in danger. Most renegade province. Shortly after Hun Sen picked Foreign Minister with external booster rockets and government's budget is expected to tl1e United States, Russia, China.France nations but so far In, been r~1tiliedonlv exporters, ,md settling regional con­ Insurance Corporation at its regional office at 25 Ecker Street, Suite fighting has been south of the dis­ the coup, Beijing declared it would Ung Huot, a memberofRamuiddh 's instead intends to develop one with a be tight for yems to come, and the .md Britain - already have the sirnula- by Jap,m. • flicl, . 2300. San Francisco, California 94105, before processing of the placed people. but they fear it not interfere in the Cambodian myalist pruty, a., his new co-premier, built-in engine for repeated cargo agency is dra5tically cutting large application has been completed. Processing will be completed no could spread north. cnsrs. and the choice probably will be en­ flights into space, an official said expenditw-es. earlier than the lifteenth day following either the date of the last Hun Sen announced the trade Despite Hun Sen 's efforts to dor-scd by the National Assembly Tuesday. 'The rocket plane alJO would be Report: At least 183 killed in China floods required publication or the date of receipt of the application by the office closure at a meeting with reassure foreign investors that next week. Developing tl1e "rocket plane" cheaper to launch - about I billion Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, whichever is later. The period foreign investors _and business­ Cambodia's investment climate Hun Sen says he was forced to for transporting materials wouldcost yen ($ 8.62 million) for each flight BEUING (AP) -Severe floods in ince in 60 yem-s, the newspaper Ming that 59 counties were flooded and may be extended by the regional director for good cause. The non estimated I00 billion ($ 862 mil­ into space, about one-tenth the esti­ men aimed at boosting confi­ is sound, the coup has left the oust Ranariddh to prevent a an southwest and nrnthcrn China have Pao said. more thm1 7 million people were confidential portion of the applicalion file is available for inspection within lion), or one-fifth the cost of the matedcostwitl1 theoriginally phumed dence in Cambodia. country in increasingly

By MUNIR AHMAD In an attempt to cmb the violence, Cheemasaidabout I OOstudentswere Last month several thousand stu­ religious schools in Pakistan duiing held plundered loot LAHORE,Pakistan (AP)-Heavily Pakistan's consel>'ative government arrested on Tuesday, but in a number dents from religious schools in the Soviet invasion of their homeland mmed policemen raided several Is­ is drafting legislation to give the gov­ of raids conducted on several schools Pakistan's No1thwest Frontier Prov­ in the 1980s. VATICAN CITY (AP) - The declassified U.S. intelligence docu­ francs from Yugoslavia funds it, lamic seminaries early Tuesday and ernment and secuiity forces sweep­ affiliated with both sects. ince went to Afghanistan to fight Punjab Chief Minister Shahbaz Vatican on Tuesday dismissed ,ITT ment that ww; uncovered by rc­ had confi seated. The Ustaslu, exter­ airested more than I00 students in an ing powers toseai·ch, arrest and inter­ "We are questioning them," he alongside the Taliban religious army. Sharif ordered the crackdown on the al!.:gation that it held for safe-keeping sem·chers for a television docurnen­ minated hundreds of thousands of attempt to stop the relentless religious rogate suspected militants. said. Some already have been re­ Most of the members of religiousschoolsinhisprovince,home a[X)ut 200 million Swiss francs plun­ tarv. Serbs, Jews, Gypsies and moderate killings that has wracked the eastern The govemmentalso has charged leased, "but those involved in terror­ Afghanistan's Taliban movement an: to 60 percent of Pakistan's 140 mil­ den::d fmm Serbs ,md Jews by the "1t quotes a "reliable source in Croal, duiing tlieir 1941-45 reign. Punjab province. that some Islamic schools encourage ism will not be released." fom1er seminatians who studied in lion people. Nazi puppet government of Croatia. Italy," apparently a U.S. intelli­ TI1e memo says I50million Swiss In recent months more than 150 their students to wage a jihad or holy '111cre is no bmis in reality to the gence source, as saying the Ustasha francs W,L, impounded by B1itish I people have died in religiously moti­ war against Ii val sects or non-Mus­ i1~po1t." said Vatican spokesman organization, the Nazi-installed authrnities at the Ausuia-Swiss bor­ vated killings in Pakistan's eastern lims. Joaquin Navmm-Valls. government of Croatia during the der and the bahmce ww; held in tl1e Punjab province. Most of the victims Allama Arshad Turabi, a Shiite TI1c allegation came in a newly war, removed 350 million Swiss Vatic,m. have been targeted, often by gunmen leader, said police mTcsted I00 stu­ on motorcycles who rom·passed with dents from his school in the eastern their assault rifles spraying bullets. Pun jab capital of Lahore. Heavy fighting rages in Afghanistan The victims have all been either 'These boys me notreceiving mili­ tary By ZAHEERUDDIN ABDULLAH Shiite or Sunni Muslims, some asso­ u-u.ining," Turabi said. "We me KABUL, Arghanistan (AP) - ciated with militant groups, others only giving them a religious educa­ Heavy fighting raged north of not. tion." the beleaguered Afghan capital Most of Pakistan's 140 million Provincial government imd police Tuesday as opposition jets people are Sunni Muslims, who live autl1orities say there ate as many as in peace along side their Shiite breth­ I ,300 religious schools in Pakistan Carabinieri {paramilitary police) use a meta: detector after digging the pounded Taliban positions and earth in search of a Mafia arsenal near Palermo, Sicily, Tuesday. the two sides waged a blistering ren. Butinrecentyearsmilitantgroups giving students miltiary as well as of both sects have sprung up and their religious training. Among other weapons, Carabinieri found a bazooka capable of shoot- artillery duel. VINYL SIGNS: For indoor/outdoor with col­ ing down helicopters. AP A steady stream of refugees members routinely clash. Lahore Police Chief Zulfiqar ors, style and quality, onwood, glass, metal, packed into trucks and on foot I trudged toward Kabul to escape plastic cloth and walls, designed in computer the fighting, according to eye­ graphics, artistically drafted, composed with witnesses and reporters. a lot of talent and knowledge, is now avail­ The occasional pick up truck able at Younis Art Studio, Inc. ~J3:1~!!1i•];(i1!~ with dead and wounded Taliban soldiers roared down the rocket­ 1991 CHEVY VAN ruined road toward the Afghan VINYL BANNERS: On cloth and plastic capital. materials, from 1-5 feet wide and length from License· Plate Number: ABT 151 Taliban fighters sit atop their Russian-built multiple rocket launcher Taliban soldiers were trying 3 feet to 50 or 75 feet and more, with any Asking price: $6,906.00 to hold back an onslaught by an in the frontline area north of Kabul on Tuesday. Opposition jets pounded Taliban positions, as the two sides waged a blistering color, letters size and style and rich graph­ Condition: As Is opposition coalition, which has artillery duel and sent refugees streaming towards Kabul. AP made some significant gains in ics. Cash Only mountain top positions sending nalists away from the front line. ·recent days. smoke billowing skyward. There The International Committee On the weekend the Taliban were no immediate reports of ca- for the Red Cross was allowed to Also hand painted signs and banners, artis­ lost some key territory. sualties, but Taliban soldiers on cross the front line to retrieve 1990 TOYOTA CARGO VAN Opposition soldiers pushed tically designed and colored on any mate­ the front line were nervous. two wounded soldiers. License Plate Number: ABT 291 them outofCharikar, the capital rial surface of all sizes. "Several times the Taliban The Taliban, which controls of Parwan province, soll)e 60 Asking Price: $2,722.00 positions came under bombard- roughly two-thirds of Afghani- kilometers (36 miles) north of Condition: As Is ment. I saw one jet drop two stan, including Kabul, has im- DIGITAL PRINT: Signs for inside markets/ Kabul and Baghram Air Base, Cash Only bombs on the high ground,'' said posed a rigid form of Islam in stores/shops in full colors witl1 print of the about 40 kilometers (24 miles) an eyewitness who refused to give area it controls banishing women north of the capital. goods/merchandise on plastic sheets/ his name and fled with his family from school and the work force The above vehicles are available for viewing at the The opposition alliance, led boards or on transparencies on special pa­ when Taliban soldiers ap- and forcing men to pray in the MTC, Lower Base area from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., by former military chief Ahmed proached. Several turbaned mosque and grow beards. .per or cloth for ceiling hang for display or July 21 through August 1, 1997. Any interested shah Massood and Uzbek war­ above shelves, counters and merchandise . rior, Malik Pahlawan, now is Taliban soldiers in pick-up trucks The opposition coalition es- individuals or firms may contact MTC Supply and attackedjoumaliststryingtoreach pouses a more liberal brand of I within rocket range of the capi- stands, can easily be produced by the tal­ Transportation at telephone number 682-2402 on or the front line. Islam and says the latest offen- ented and capable sign makers at YAS Sign 1 tal. They beat several of the jour- sive is an attempt to push the before August 1, 1997, the proposed dateline to I But eyewitnesses said nalists with sticks and warned Taliban into negotiations. System. submit proposals for the above vehicles. Taliban soldiers still control the them to stay away from the front Recent attempts by the United high ground srrounding the capi­ line. Nations to broker a cease fire Full color digital print for back light in shops tal making advances by opposi­ A woman wails over the death of her four children and husband in There was no comment from have failed largely because the tion forces hazardous. Karachi's poor central district Monday after her house collapsed window or special display in the outdoor, any Taliban official in Kabul to U.N. envoy to Afghanistan On Tuesday morning oppo­ because of Monsoon rains. Nine people were reportedly killed in the such as food items, drinks cosmetics, per­ Pursuant to Public Law 8-41, Section 11, Governor Froilan C. Tenorio and Governor explain whether the official Norbert Holl says neither side is incident. AP Lt. sition jets pounded the Taliban's ·------··· Jesus C. Borja, through the Commonwealth Ports Authority Board of Directors, hereby Talibanpositionwastokecpjour- willing to talk. fumes, jewelry and many more. give notice that the regular meeting of the CPA Board of Directors will be held on Thurs­ L______·------~----_____, day, July 24, 1997 at 10:00 a.m. at the CPA Conference Room, Sc1ipan Seaport Oflice on Mud slide, roof collapse kill 22; Saipan Vinyl signs are durable, colorful and guar­ The following items are on the agenda for the above-referenc~d meeting: 70 feared dead in bus crash anteed to last for five to seven years in all. I. PRELIMIIJARY MATTERS , ·Archaeologists :Ond evidence of· NEW DELHI, India (AP) - dren were killed when the roof weather conditions and stands .heat tem­ 1. Call to Order Annual monsoon rains were of their residential school col­ 2. Roll Call perature 40-180 degrees Fahrenheit. 3. Adoption of Agenda early slave .religious practices blamed for at least 22 deaths in lapsed after heavy monsoon rains. . ·- . ·' . . . 4. Adoption ol Minutes !June 6, 1997) India, according to news reports Another 17 children were in­ II. CORRESPONDENCE By TOM STUCKEY land. set out to look for evidence of slave Tuesday. A bus was swept away jured in the AI-Madrasa AI­ Ill. COMMITTEES REPORT ANNAPOLIS, Maryland (Al') - "Generations of Afiican Arne1i­ religious prnctices, picked ce1tain at'­ after it fell into a swollen river Maideen school, 75 kilometers 1. Finance Comm iltee TI1e black at1d white pebbles, bent For all signs need, please visit or call a. Adoption ol Financial Statemenls cans lived in this house. Long after eas to explrne and found evidence in 1 and 70 passengers were feared (50 miles) east of New Delhi, 2. Seaport Facilities Committee pins ,md other at1ifacL~ found at atl their m1ival from West Africa, their each area. i killed. Press Trnst said, quoting a dis­ 3. Airport Facilities Committee I8th-centul)' home help prove Afii­ traditions of healing, p1ediction and They knew whe1e to look for the :I Press Trust of India reported trict official. 4. Personnel Committee c:m slaves stayed with their religions IV EXECUTIVE REPORT safetyhadsu1vive

1 :- THURSDAY.JULY 24, 1997-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-17 J_§_-1\J,\RIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-THURSDAY- JULY 24. 1997 According to Netanyahu aide: Poland flood death toll: 56 FRANKFURT AN DER floor level a week ago, but his­ ODER, Germany (AP) - Chan­ Germany's Oder River rises to near record levels toric buildings were sa~ed through 'No freeze on settlem.ents' cellor Helmut Kohl planned to Showers continued in pans of days in the hard-hit eastern Czech throughout the region Wednes­ heroic sandbagging efforts. By NICOLAS B. TATRO gesture. tour towns along the flooded Oder southern Poland, but the rain Republic . day. In Warsaw. the government .JERUSALE'.\1 (AP)- Prime Min­ Bar-lllan ·s comments came Riveron Tuesday as officials con­ stopped for the first time in three Forecasts called for dry weather In medieval Polish city of was expected to adopt measures ister Benjamin Netanyahu is un­ while Israeli Cabinet Secretary sidered possible evacuations of Wroclaw, rescue teams and resi­ to aid flood victims and rebuild willing to acc.::pt Palestinian de­ Danny Naveh was flying to Wash­ areas most vulnerable to the ris­ dents were also repairing and affected regions. mands for a long-term freeze of ington with so-called ""brid"ino·· ing waters. strengthening dikes for the sec­ With the crisis easing in the settkm..:nt consu~ction. a top aide pr;posals designed to re;ol~e Wrn-kers on the German side of ond flood wave expected to hit Czech Republic, rescue c;ews and said Tuesday. points of disagreement on U.S. the Oder River have worked Thursday, though officials said it firemen set about draining flood David Bar-Illan said proposals for restarting the talks. steadily to fortify towns and vil­ would be less destructive than the waters in the eastern region of Netanyahu has in the past offered Construction of a housing project lages against flooding that has first. Moravia so that the ev;cuated a ··token freeze·· as a goodwill at Har Homa. called label Abu killed about I 00 people in neigh­ Waters in Wroclaw rose to first- could return to their homes. boring Poland and Czech Repub­ lic in the last two weeks. The death toll in Poland rose to 56 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING overnight with the discovery of four more bodies. The Coastal Resources Management Program (CRMP) Rescue crews in Ratzdorf, Ger­ will be holding a public hearing regarding Coastal many, at the confluence of the Permit Application No. SMS-97-X-211 submitted by Juan Oder and Neisse rivers, worked C. Tenorio & Associates on behalf of Saipan Stevedore though the night piling up more sand bags. Company for the construction of the Saipan Stevedore Downstream about 40 kilome­ Warehouse which includes: the construction of three ters (35 milcs) in Frankfurt an dcr ~ (3) pre-engineered steal frame structures with rental Oder, the river's level was just ...,0 units, offices, storage rooms, parts and maintenance two centimeters (.8 inches) shy of i:S" the all-time high of 6.35 meters :J rooms and other project infrastructures. The project will 0 (21 feet) reached in 1935. u, be located on public land in Puerto Rico, Saipan. In the Polish border town of The public hearing is scheduled for Thursday, July 24, Sublice, officials wo1Tied that resi­ ...,a: P~lestinian p~lice officers carry the coffin of Nabras Abu Sharkh, aged 14, during his funeral in the West Bank ai" 1997 at 6:30 pm at the Multi-Purpose Center in Susupe. dents who evacuated last week -+ village Daharrya Mo_nday. Sharakh died Monday after being shot in the head by Israeli troops 1o days ago. were returning to their homes pre­ -< This is the second and final notice of this public hearing. About 1,000 Palestinians marched in the funeral. AP z maturely. (D "There are still a few spots Ghneim in Arabic, brought nego­ ~ ('D The public is invited to attend and to submit written He backed away from remarks where their lives may be in dan­ u, ::r- ::s ~ tiations with the Palesli~iam t'"o a he made earlier in the day sug­ "O 0 0 8 ger," said rescue worker Romuald r-t- ::r- ~ ~ > comments and/or to make oral comments regarding this 0 ('l) halt in March. The project is be­ gesting that Israel was renewing German Chancellor Helmut Kohl makes a big step to cross a flooded s ~ 0 ~ 0... Paszko. "O ('l) 0 project. All written and oral comments received will be ing built in a part of Jerusalem itsoffe~·ofa token freeze on build~ -'?treet in Frankfurt an der Oder, Tuesday. The Oder River spilled over (D..., r:,; "'1 "'1 In all, some 140,000 people its banks and submerged streets in the German-Polish border area. A ::s 0 ('D 1-h < made a part of the permit application record, and will be that Palestinians want as the capi­ 1ng. :J ~ I ('D have been forced from their homes ~ 00 tal of an independent state. 160-kilometer (100-mile} dike, reinforced overnight by sandbags, was 0 0 -< ,; considered in any decision made concerning the ··we cannot negotiate through so far preventing more serious flooding. AP i-t-, 0- "'1 in Poland. ·~ r-t-- ~ "The point that needs to be the media," Bar-Illan said. ------""'. e M" proposed project. u;· ::r- ~ 1-i bridged is the freeze:· Bar-Illan Palestinian leader Yasser s ('l) 0. ~ ::s ('D e ~ """'·rJ'J said. Arafat has demanded a halt in Shot fired a:t central bank chief's home u;· 00 00 Please contact Coastal Resources Management at He noted that Netanyahu had building at Har Homa and stop all -+ ::s 0 ~ • ,...,. MOSCOW (AP) · A shot was and have been linked to orga­ breaking windows. No one was :::l. -< ...... """'· 234-6623/7320 or 3907 if you have any questions or offered only a ··token freeze·· of a Jewish settlement expansion in er ...... ~ fired at the apartment of Central nized crime and rampant co1rnp­ hurt, but Dubinin had bullet-proof C 0 (j""'. few days in the past and said that the West Bank. -+ i-t-, ~ ("D require further information regarding this project. Bank Chairman Sergei Dubin in, tion. glass installed at the apartment. CD (t) ,; ~~ Israel was unwilling to accept a The United States reportedly 0. r:,; I-'-. rJ) but no one was home at the time, Dubin in called police after dis­ Early this month, Dubinin set ('l) "'1 """'. long-term suspension of bui Iding has offered a package of ideas ""'·r-t- rJ) ::, officials said Tuesday. covering traces of the attack Mon­ off a stonn of controversy by 0. f'.lj O"" r-t- ,...,. MANUEL C. SABLAN either at Har Homa or in the West including a six-month freeze on Q. ... ('D Dubinin 's apartment is in a day night, officials said. Police publicly accusing a leading bank ,; s: -< Director Bank. Jewish settlement construction. -< ('l) r-t- rJ) f"'"t- M" Benjamin Netanyahu building housing several senior found a bullet lodged in the win­ and a fo!11ler Finance Ministry ~ In return. Israel would not have 5" ~ ~ govemmentofficials. Attacks on dow frame. official of diverting more than ~ ~ '< :::r'" to carry out a withdrawal from phase of a three-part pullback in ~ i,,-.-. (ti top government officials and In March 1996, unidentified as­ dlrs 500 million in government :3 ('l) ' 00 ""'·- ,...,. rural areas of the West Bank set the West Bank would avoid fric­ 0 ,; -0 ('D -< l'J) businessmen are not uncommon sailants fired on Dubinin 's home, funds. :J r:,; for next fall. and both sides tion with the Palestinians, who "'i rJ) -< • r-t- ('l) lleatb anb juneral ~nnouncement woulu start specd<:d-up talks on want a broader withdrawal than 0 ::r- ~ C (t) a final status ;1grc<:111ent as Israel is willing to oivc. -+- (", Neu1nyahu has proposed. ac­ Israt:! ,111gcr:d P:lt:stinians bv CD ::r- en-+ (ti ANTONIA cording to the rqmrts published saying it would turn over only 2 r:,; in Israeli and Palestinian news­ percent of the West Bank in the S" papers. first phase, which never was car­ ;,;; ...,0 TAIMANAO CELIS Israel's position is that con­ ried out. 0 struction in Jerusalem is not sub­ Navel, 's trip to Washington .,-, Born: March 19, 1932 ject to negotiations under the Oslo comes on the heels of a visit by KIEV, Ukraine (AP) - Two ""CJ Passed away in the Grace of our Lord on July 22, 1997 0 peace accords. chief Palestinian negotiator Saeb teen-age boys died from se­ at the age of 65 vere burns sustained in a gas 0 ··our policy is that Har Homa Erekat, who met with U.S. Mid­ C explosion in a coal mine where is not in the Oslo equation and east envoy Dennis Ross and other 0 Pre-deceased by: will not be stopped," Bar-Illan senior State Department officials. they were searching for scrap :J Father: Jesus Taisakan. Taimanao metal to scil, an official said 0. Mother: Maria Angoco. Taimanao She is survived by: said, adding that Israel was still Meanwhile, in the Gaza Strip HUSBAND: Manuel Castro Celis Tuesday. s· CHILDREN/SPOUSES/GRANDCHILDREN: committed to build Arab housing Tuesday, Palestinian police ar­ ;,;; Parents-In-law: near the Har Homa project. A third boy remained m Felipe Rober1o Celis (Dec.) Miguel & Bernadita C. Aldan (Michelle C. Aldan & Benjamin rested a woman who stabbed an 0 DL Guerrero, LoriAnn & Micheal 13ar-Illan told The Associated critical condition in a hospital 0 Ana Castro Celis (Dec.) Israeli border policeman in the ::, Maria C. & Mitchell K. Aaron (Manny Aaron & Ana margarita Press that the proposals circu­ intensive care ward after the Demapan, Melvia, Junior, Marsha, & Mark) shoulder. p" BROTHERS & SISTER: lalcd so far left unclear whether blast Sunday at a mine in the Lucio A (Dec.) & Antonia 0. Mendiola Felipe T. & Nicolasa I. Celis (Jeffery, Mary Ann Celis & Ivan Mohammed Kidweh, a Pales­ & & Luhansk region of eastern ""CJ Fritz A. (Dec.) & Francisca B. Mendiola Manalo, Jennifer Celis Vince Rosario, Manuel Celis Maryann Israel would be asked to freeze tinian traffic officer who wit­ 0 Manglona, Felipe, Antonio, Anlonette Celis & Ukraine, Emergency Situa­ Rosa M. & David Sn. Jones (Dec.) all settlement activity in the West nessed the stabbing, said the Is­ 7 Jake Celes) tions Ministry spokesman ::J BROTHERS & SISTERS IN LAW: Dank, including construction al­ raeli policeman was standing at Ignacia C. & Leonardo Cabrera (Dec.) Juan T. & Rita S. Celis (Joseph, Vickie & Valerie) Anatoly Lesenko said. "O Margo T. Celis (Jesse, Julieana & Joan) ready under way, or just pledge an Israeli roadblock near the (D Rufina C. (Dec.) & Louis Santos An investigation into the in­ Jose C. & Agida Bo~a (Dec.) Ana T. Celis not to build new settlements. Netzarim settlement when Jamal at Norma T. Celis cident show~d that technical He said postponing the second Salim, 32, stabbed him. Patrick T. Celis & Winnie A. Concepcion (Jonathan & Paul) school students were looking Gerard T. Celis FOSTER SON: Eric Jess R. Reyes Give Information About Crimes Committed for metal in the mine when Fourteen (14) Great Grandchildren one of them set off the explo­ sion by lighting a match or ciga­ She is additionally survived by numerous nephews, nieces and cousins. rette Iighter, Lesenko said. Rosary is being said nightly at 8:00 p.m. at Mt. Carmel Cathedral in Chalan Kanoa, Saipan i I· Theft of copper wire and other Last respects may be paid at Mt. Carmel Cathedral at 8:00 a.m. on Wednesday, July 30, 1997. The coffin of ETA member Juan Carlos Hernando is carried through the metal objects from industrial The funeral mass will be at 4:00 p.m. followed by the burial streets of Arrigoriaga in northern Spain Tuesday. Hernando was found at Mount Carmel Cemetery, Chalan Kanoa. sites is fairly common in the hange~ Sund~y night in his cell in the Albacete jail and is alleged to have former Soviet Union. CALL: (PARA) ' comm1ted swc1de. The flags are Basque national flags. AP 234-7272 i' !,

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Slivers 22 Popular Videos People Prefer- Variety 39 Bright and Good 53 Wifdhorse Saloon 12 Amazing Tails (30m) 11 Children's English Lesson: Fun With English 36 Medical Detectives 4 Access Hollywood (30m) 10PM · 39 Best ol Mother Angelica Live 2:35 40 Bodyshaping 23 Comedy: Batangueno-Kabilenyo 54 GardeninQ by the Yard 13 Ang Alamat NI Snow While 2:~5 37 New Mike Hammer 7 Wheel 01 l'onune (30m) 40 Women's Professional Fast Pitch Sollball 4 NBC Nighlslde (30m) 24 Lamb Chap's Play-Along (CC) 49 Ed Sullivan· Variety 55 Mollo Mario 14 New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh 11 Let's Meet The Animals! {Sm) 38 Hangln' With Mr. Cooper (30m) 8 ICN: Ral News 46 Year by Year 2:55 54 Help at Home· Lifestyle 26 Mighty Max (CC) 56 700 Club 20 Paid Program 39 Mother Angelica Live 10 World Report 3 48 Hours· Investigative (CC) 47 CNBC Programming (th) 14 DISN: MOVIE [( Mother's Day on Walton's Greatest Hits or Music Video. Rock 5:45 29 58 Big Ticket 22 Music From Motel California. Variety 46 Great Commanders 11 Whiz-Kids TV (25m) 4 ER • Drama (CC) 49 Addams Family. Sitcom Mountain 1982 (1 h37m) 2 Making or Bravehean [Repeat) (30ml 30 Golf Central (Repeat) (30ml 59 BRV: MOVIE I[( Daddy Nostalgia 24 Mister Rogers (CC) 47 CNBCProgrammlng (th) 15 On the Set· Entertainment News 5 Saipan Mabuhay I I h) 50 Miami Vice (CC) 25 Teacher lo Teacher With Mr. Wizard 31 What Every Baby Knows (CC) 60 Cable Karaoke (2h) 25 Blue's Clues 8 KRCA: Super Music (30ml 55 Chef du Jour 2 HBO: MOVIE (I" A Walk In the Clouds 48 Wild Discovery 20 Access Hollywood. Entertainment News (CC) 32 Bugs & Daffy 10:15 31 Main Ingredient 49 Hill Street Blues· Crime Drama (CC) to World News Asia 56 Carson's Comedy Classics 3 Guiding Light ICC) 22 Singled Out 34 Dr. Katz, Professional Therapist· Comedy 10 Amerir.an Edition 32 Super Friends 50 Fall Guy· Adventure 24 Life and Times (CC) 11 NHK News At 9 P.M. [Japanese Wrlh English 58 Nonstop Country 35 Transformers 10:30 34 Tracey Ullman. Comedy 4 Leeza 15 SHO: MOVIE ti The Babysitler 1995 [Repeal) 59 BRV: MOVIE 111· Under the Volcano 5 Saipan Mabuhay (1 hi 5 Saipan Mabuhay {1 h) 51 Shopping Channel 25 Rugrats (CC) . 36 Swamp Critters ot Lost Lagoon 10 Q & A 36 Wedding Story 52 Maayong Buntag Mindanao (Th) 29 Partridge Family. Sitcom 19 Stock Market 60 Cable Karaoke (2hl 6 Major League Baseball (2h30m) CBS Morning News (CC) 6 Sportscenter {Repeat) {30ml 3 37 McMillan 11 News: Good Morning, Japan (30m) 39 Rosary 10 the Holy Land 53 Yesterday & Today· Country 32 Scooby Dao Where Are You? 20 Two· Drama (CC) 12:01 8 KRCA:KTAN Local News 4 NBC News al Sunnse (CC) 7 Oprah Winfrey {1 h) 38 Animals A·Z [1 hi 12 Madison's Adventures (30m) 48 Stan to Finish 54 Gardening by the Yard 34 Best of Comic Relief· Comedy 22 Yo!· Rap 35 Sci-Fi Buu • Entertainment News 10 World News Saipan Mabuhay ft h) 8 ICN: ATV Drama 5 39 Image ot God 14 Adventures In Wonderland (CC) 49 Phil Slivers 55 Ready ... Set ... Cook! 39 Blessed Faustina 23 Action: Tonda Libingan Ng Mga Siga 12:05 17 MAX: MOVIE [I Live Nude Girls 1995 (Repeal) 6 Flex Appeal 40 Gotta Sweat 10 World News 17 MAX: MOVIE(" II Takes Two 1995 54 Room by Room 56 Highway to Heaven 49 Mister Ed 24 Islam in America 11 h) Politically Incorrect t30m) 20 Cops - Reality (CC) 7 Eyewitness News (30ml 46 Roots 11 News {Sm) 19 Ang TV 55 Essence or Emeril 58 Big Ticket 54 That's Home Entertainment 25 I Love Lucy - Sitcom ICC) 12:25 24 Classic Arts Showcase 8 ICN: SBS Drama 47 CNBC Programming ft hi 12 Petcetera (30m) 25 Muppet Babies 12:35 59 BRV: MOVIE (IC Under the Volcano 55 Grilfin' & Chillin' 29 Partridge Family· Sitcom 15 TMC: MOVIE 1· Object of Obsession 25 Happy Days· Silcom 10 World News 19 Oh No! It's Johnny! 48 Housesmart! 26 Major Dad - Sitcom [CC) 15 SHO: MOVIE 111' The Day the Earth Stood Still 5:01 7:31 30 Goll Academy Live (Repeal) (th) 12:30 29 3148 50 54 55 55 Paid Program 14 Mickey's Mouse Tracks (CC) 20 Adventures ot Batman and Robin 49 Cannon - Crime Drama 31 Frugal Gourmet 16 TMC: MOVIE Ill Cactus Flower 18 MOVIE· Fantasy (II Fire and Ice (t h30m) 35 Sci-Fl Buzz· Entertainment News 32 Jetsons 2 HBO: MOVIE 11· The Cable Guy 32 Snorks 17 MAX: MOVIE II The Man Who Saw Tomorrow 24 Newshour With Jim Lehrer ICC) 50 Eighlls Enough· Drama 36 Lynette Jennings Home 12:45 5:25 7:55 34 Viva Variety· Comedy 8 KRCA: Little Saigon TV News 34 Comics Come Home (Repeal)( I h) 19 Sang Linggo Napo Sila 53 Dallas. Drama 25 Nick In the Afternoon 38 Odd Couple [30m) 11 Japanese Lillie Museums 11 Om) 16 TMC: MOVIE((" Funeral In Berlin 1967 (1h42m) 11 Weather Repon (5ml 36 All in lhe Genes [Repeal) flh) 10 World Sport [Repeat) 13Dm) 36 Swamp Crillers of Lost Lagoon 20 Reboot 29 Sex Appeal 54 Decoraling With Style 46 Crusade in the Pacific 39 Faith Matters 5:30 38 Mad About You (30ml 12 Pelcetera (30mJ 37 Law & Order (CC) 22 Wake-Up Call - Rock 55 Pick or the Day· Cooking 32 Super Friends 49 Ed Sullivan· Variety 12:55 3 CBS Evening News With Dan Rather (30m) · 8PM 39 Divine Mercy Chaplet 13 Assignmenl [th] 38 Animals A-Z I I h) 23 Ac!ion: Mistah 56 Fa!her Dowling Mysteries 11 Weather Report [5m) 34 Saturday Night Live- Variety ICC) 8 ICN: The Phntplnes Tonight 46 Civil War Journal • History 20 36 48 54 Paid Program 39 Our Lady of the Angels Monastery Daily Mass 24 Sesame Street (CC) 54 Victo,y Garden 35 Incredible Hulk· Adventure 59 BRV: MOVIE Ill Laura 1944 55 Julia Child 14 Disney Short 10 Showbiz Today· Entenalnment News 47 CNBC Programming [1hJ 22 Adull Videos· Rock 40 Per1ect Parts 25 Beetlejuice 60 Cable Karaoke (2h) 36 Furniture to Go 12 Buck Staghorn [30m) 3 Diagnosis Murder- Mystery (CC) 48 Airpower Showdown - History 24 Government by Consent 45 History Showcase Bloomberg Information Television 10:45 38 Darkwing Duck (30m) 26 8:30 14 Goof Troop (CC) 4 Friends - Sitcom (CC) 49 Hogan's Heroes· Sitcom 25 Ta,i • Sitcom (CC) 47 CNBC Programming (th) 29 New Videos· Rock 8 ICN: May Ngan News 16 TMC: MOVIE Ill Misery 1990 , 1 PM 39 Our Lady of the Angels Monastery Daily Mass 20 California Dreams - Sitcom 5 Saipan Mabuhay [I h). 50 In Living Color· Variety 29 Insomniac Music Thea[er- Rock 49 Mannix - Crime Drama 30 31 34 35 55 59 Paid Program 11 Local News t 15ml 45 War Chronicles 22 Video Bullet- Variety 6 Pro Beach Volleyball (Taped) (th) 52 TV Pa!rol Cagayan De Oro [45ml 32 George of the Jungle 51 Shopping Channer 32 Tom ond Jerry Kids 12 Amazing Tails (30ml 11 AM 4 Days of Our Lives (CC) 47 CNBC Prowamming 11h) 24 Graham Kerr's Swiftly Seasoned 7 High Incident (th) 53 Prime Time Country· Variety (CC) 34 Saturday Night Live - Variety (CC) 58 CMT Morning 36 Little Star 14 Liltle Mermaid (CC) 5 Saipan Mabuhay (th) 48 Movie Mag c 25 Rocko's Modern Lile (CC) 8 ICN: Jaam E. Jam 54 Working From Home· Careers 49 Green Acres· Sitcom 37 Evening at the lmprov 19 Mara Clara 5 WWF In Your House (Repeat) (2h) 49 White Shadow· Drama 59 Champlin on Film 3 Price Is Right(CC) 26 Wings· Sitcom (CC) 10 World News 55 Too Hot Tamales 52 The Morning Show (1 h) 3:01 38 Wild Guide/Spirit 01 Adventure [30ml 20 MaskeWorld News Now It h50m) 50 Collectibles Show. Collectibles 35 Inside Space· Science (CC) 13 World 01 Animation (Part I) 24 Reading Rainbow (CC) 3:05 22 Music From Motel California- Variety 8 KRCA: ACTV Children's Program 7 Late RepM News Repeal (30m) 7 15 SHO: MOVIE 111· An Angel al My Table 1990 53 Club Dance. Dance 36 Iris, the Happy Professor 14 Gumm! Bears [CC) 25 Rupert 11 German Conversation [20m) . 6PM · 23 Drama: Andrea, Paano Ba Ang Maglng lsang 10 Business Asia 11 Commentary(10m[ 54 Carol Duvall 39 Stories ot Failh 15 SHO: MOVIE II Claudine 1974 30 Golf Central (Repeat) [30m) 3:25 Ina 11 Today's Closeup (30ml 12:37 3:15 55 Fit TV Sampler 40 Filness Beach 19 Hoy Gising (Replay) 31 Supermarket Sweep 11 Weather Report (Sm) 24 America's Scenic Rail Journeys· TraYel 12 The Jell Evans Show Late Lale Show (CC) 8 KRCA: Until They Were Stars 58 CMT Momin( 54 Fi, It Up! 20 Paid Program 32 Ttiundercats 3:30 3 Hard Copy (30ml 25 Secret World of Alex Mack (CC) 13 Maalaala Mo Kaya [th30m) Late Night (CC) 3:30 60 Cable Karao e 12h) 55 Too Hot Tamales 22 Music From Motel Caiilornia • Variety 34 Daily Show 3 Real Stories or The Highway Patrol (30ml 4 Channel Four News [30m) 26 Murder, She Wrote· Mystery (CC) 14 DISN: MOVIE I(" A Cry in the Wild 12:45 16 TMC: MOVIE ( 2002: The Rape ol Eden 1994 6:15 8:45 24 Storylime (CC) 36 Gardening Naturally 6 Cycling: Tour De France (30m) 5 Saipan Mabuhay (th) 29 RuPaul 25 I Love Lucy. 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Variety 18 MOVIE· comedy II' 11 the Shoe Fits 1991 (211) 3:55 25 Ta.I - Sitcom (CC) 55 In Food Today· Heallh 29 RuPaut 8 ICN: Hum Paanch Zee TV 10 World Headlines 51 Shopping Channel 11:05 16 TMC: MOVIE 11 Across the Moon 48 Mysterious Universe 2 Event Horizon: First Look (CC) [3Dm) 26 Sirens - Crime Orama 5:45 31 Sisters. Drama [CC) 1O World Report 49 Hogan's Heroes· Silcom 11 To Be Announced (30111) 55 In Food Today - Health 32 George of the Jungle 11 Cooking For Today 1:25mJ 4 Men Behaving Badly. Silcom (CC) 31 34 35 48 50 55 56 59 Paid Program ,_ 39 Faith Ma11ers 14 Donald's Quack Allack (CC) 50 Han 10 Han· Adventure 20 Cops· Reality (CC) 58 Nonstop Country 34 MOYLE· Comedy t! tlinja Academy 1990 !2h) 11:15 10 American Edition 29 VH1 A. M. · Rock 19 Maalaala Mo Kaya 52 Milyonaryong Mini (30ml 20 Living Single· Sitcom (CC) 22 Oddville, MTV 59 South Bank Show· Prollle 32 Down Wit' Droopy D 3-6 Carlo Cooks Halicm Making ol Chain Reaction ICC) 24 Magic School Bus (CC) 24 Charlie Rose 1:01 .· 7AM · 11:25 53 Prime Time Country· Variety (CC) 25 I Love Lucy· Sitcom (CC) 36 Rory and Me [CC) 36 Wild Guess f30rn) 25 Papa Beaver Stories 3 Geraldo (th) Furniture 25 I Love Lucy · Sitcom (CC) 18 MOVIE· Comedy 11' II the Shoe Fits 1991 (2111 39 Martyrs: They Died for Christ 14 Curious George 54 2g Pop-Up Video· Rock 37 MOVIE· Drama (II The Courtneys of Curzon 29 Pop-Up Video· Rock 4 Channel Four News [ t 11) 55 Emeril Live· Cookinj 32 Real Adventures ol Jonny Quest 26 Silk Stalkings· Crime Drama ICC) 1:10 Slreel 3 This Morning (CC) 40 Fie> Appeal 11:30 31 Debi 5 Saipan Mabuhay [th) 30 Golf Central (Repeal) (30m! 7 Movie (2h) 47 CNBC Programming [11:[ 2 HBO: MOVIE[[" The Lion of Alrica 56 Carol Burnell and Fnends 34 Bretl Butler: Sold Out (Repeal) (30m) 38 Safari [111) 4 Today (CC) 32 Super Adventures 6 Mo!orspon Asia (Repeal) [30m) 58 Signature Series 31 Homicide: Lile on the Street. 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Reality (CC) 11 Drama Serial: Futarikko (15m) 19 Sang Llnggo Napa Slla !Replay) 12 Wild Guide (30ml 47 CNBC Programming [ I h) 12 Acorn The Nut (30ml 24 Barney & Friends (CC) 9:01 24 Shining Time Station (CC) 10 Q & A 4:30 32 Voltron: Delender ot the Universe 20 Big Bad Beetleborgs (CC) 14 Torkelsons • Sitcom [CC) 8:50 48 Movie Ma/!ic 13 Cinemagica: The Day The Loving Stopped 25 Inspector Gadget 35 Lost in Space - Science Fiction 25 Gullah Gullah Island 22 Summer Jams· Rap 49 Mannix - rime Drama (2h) 4 This Morning's Business [30ml 17 MAX: MOVIE II' Coneheads 1993 14 DISN: MOVIE (( Born Wild 1995 10 World News 25 Sonic !he Hedgehog (CC) 9:15 25 Wings- Sitcom (CC) 23 Comedy: Chickboy 24 Newshour With Jim Lehrer [CC) 50 Pickel Fences· Drama (CC) 19 Primetime News 30 Goll Cen1ral (Repeat) (30m) 11 Drama Serial: Futarikko t 15ml 32 Pirates ol Dark Water 24 Wishbone (CC) 25 Making of Goo.d Burger (30ml 51 Shopping Channel 25 Dick Van Dyke· Sitcom 19 Teysi Ng Tahanan 20 Hitchhiker- Suspense 31 Everyday Workout 15 SHO: MOVIE II Bingo 1991 35 Dark Stiadows - Horror 26 Big Date 29 Partridge Family· Sitcom 9PM . 53 Tracy Lawrence: In the Round (Aepeal) (59m) 32 Real Adventures of Jonny Quesl 9:25 25 Mary Tyler Moore· Sitcom (CC) 32 2 Stupid Dogs 35 Great Country Inns 3 As the World Turns (CC) 29 RuPaul 31 Debt 54 Victory Garden 34 Daily Show 34 59 Paid Program 14 Disney Shon 38 Martin [30m) 4 Another World (CC) 31 Commish • Crime Drama (CC) 32 Bugs & Daffy 2 HBO: MOVIE: Executive Target 1997 55 Emerll Live· Cooking 36 48 54 56 Paid Program 3134 35 48 50 55 56 59 Paid Program 35 Bionic Six 9:30 49 Hogan's Hemes - Sitcom 5 Saipan Mabuhay ft hi 32 Freakazoid! 34 Make Me Laugh 3 Moloney· Drama (CC) 56 Three Stooges 39 Miracles of the Eucharist 30 Golf Central (Repeat) (30m) 36 Pappyland 2 HBO: MOVIE: In the Line ol Duty: Mob Justice 54 Simply Quills 7 General Hospital. 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Elsewhere· Drama 25 Blue's Clues 17 MAX: MOVIE II Down Periscope 49 SI. Elsewhere - Drama ' i' THURSDAY, JULY 24, 1997 -MARIANAS VARIETXJ-l_EWS_t!';fD_'(IE\\'S:_21 20-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-THURSDAY-JULY 24, 1997 · is always a way for under­ viewed "independent of the Woman. . . standing.· complainant's decision not to press charges." ~tMarianas %rietr~ r·~-:~~~:!e~::::!~;::e:::~:~s~:c:~::~:::i:;;d~atel:l Continueo from page 1 "We have ironed out ourdif-. make the necessary corrections. The Marianas VartetyNewsand Views is "We do not represent the Defense rests ferences .and it is resolved be­ lrespor\Sbleonlyforoneincorrectir\Serlion.Were'Yarvetherighttoedit.refuse. j Irejectorcancelanyadatanytime. ·''The information provided by tween us," said the Tinian victim. We represent the Com­ Classified Ads· Secti·on · Tinian DPS has inaccuracies. senator. monwealth. We will do what • I ___ ------. -· - -- ..... ------· ----·-. -·--·----·-· -- Senator King was never in jail, When asked about the inci­ is in the best interest of the Com­ in Cosby trial monwealth. We have to evaluate Employment Wanted 01 MECHANIC, AIR CONDITION-Sal­ 01 SALES AGENT-Salary: $4.80-5.20 dent, Deputy Attorney Gen­ there has not been any formal ary: S3. 75 per hour per hour charges against the Senator, eral Ross Buchholz, chief of and review the situation," he said. 01 ACCOUNTANT-Salary: S4.00 per Contact: WORLD WIDE CORPORA­ According to Tinian police, at hour TION dba World Tour & Travel Tel. 233- A-fter showing video o_f and the incident did not occur the AGO's Criminal Division, (Part time, local hire) at a ·friend's' house. King said the "AGO has yet to re­ about 2.: 15 a.m., Monday morn­ Contact: MANUEL J_ ALVAREZ dba 3600(7/31) Th66906 ·'-tla'6a'6 Saipan E Tours Tel. 235-8815(7/ • Male or female Cosbyjoking with Jackson and his girlfriend were at her ceive the paper work from ing, Tinian police responded to a Job Vacancy 24)Th229991 01 COOK-Salary: $4.70 per hour • At least 21 yrs. of age house," said O'Connor. Tinian DPS regarding the call made by the senator's girl­ Contact: ROLAND G. JASTILLANA dba By TOM HAYS who bursts into laughter. "We would like to clarify case." friend. King was later booked on Announcement 01 ELECTRICIAN-Salary: $3.05 per Golden Lobster Rest. Tel.234-7658(7/ • With excellent English communication skills hour 31)Th66908 NEWYORK(AP)-AutunmJack­ Ms. Jackson, Jose Medina, 51, the situation and that they are He, however, added the in­ allegations of assault. • With team player attitude and Boris Sabas, 42, were charged 02 ACCOUNTANT-Salary: $3.50 per 02 CARPENTER-Salary: $3.05 per hour son was five when her family a happy couple," he added. cident is being investigated by King, a widower, was released hour _ Contact: KAM CORPORATION dba 01 COMMERCIAL CLEANER-Salary: • Flexible says she was told that the man withexto1tion,conspiracyandtrav­ As for King, he said "there the division and will be re- after two hours, police said. 01 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT-Sal­ General Contractor Tel. 288-6964(7/ S3.05 per hour • Must have police clearance and driver's license behind Fat Albert_ the chuck­ eling across state lines to commit a ary: S3.50 per hour 24)Th229992 Contact: ROLAND G. JASTILLANA dba Please apply personally with your resume and contact: ling, gruff-voiced cartoon char­ crime after alleged] y threatening to 05 COMMERCIAL CLEANER-Salary: Elite Personnel Services Tel. 235- signed' to move the CNMI to be phased in to the CNMI. S3.05 per hour · 01 PURCHASING & INVENTORY SU­ 1629(7131)Th66909 acter - was Bill Cosby, her fa­ gopublicwithMs.Jackson'spater­ Ten-year. • • economy away from its cur­ Ineffective policies 02 WAITRESS,RESTAURANT-Salary: PERVISOR-Salary: $700.00 per month fflllSAJPAN. tNc. Mr. Noel Taisacan K)1'Yl\oMt'._s ther. nity claim unless Cosby gave them The report noted that the S3.05 per hour Contact: SOUTHERN PACIFIC, INC_ 01 MANAGER-Salary: $3_50 per hour Human Resource Manager . ,,",oL's ,on"'"'· Continued from page 1 rent dependence on foreign Seventeen years later, jurors the money. CNMI' s "ineffective" immigra­ 02 COOK HELPER-Salary: S3-05 per Tel. 322-1655(7/24)Th229993 Contact: FAR OCEAN CORPORATION Tel. Nos. 234-3332/6888/1795 labor." Tel. 233-7654(7/31)Th230218 willdecidewhetherthe22-year­ If convicted, each could get hour various speculations as to the fate It was noted that while alien tion system has resulted in large Contact: CHRISTINE MART, INC. dba 01 TRAVEL AGENT-Salary: $3_05 per old woman is guilty of trying to up to 12 years in prison. of over 30,000 nonresident work­ workers account for over I 0 CNMI immigrant population and Help Supply Services Tel. 234-5035(8/ hour 02 SALES ASSOCIATE-Salary: $7.00 extort dJn; 40 million fium Cosby In testimony last week, Cosby ers in the Commonwealth. percent of the CNMI private. the SJlluggling of illegals into the 7)Th67044 Contact: GANAAN ENTERPRISES Tel. per hour 235-0301 (7/24)Th229994 Contact: CAMBON SAIPAN, INC- (7/ by threatening to publicly claim admitted having sex with Ms. Local officials have said that sector workforce, unemploy­ United States immigration zone, Jackson's mother, Shawn 01 SEAMSTRESS-Salary: $3.05 per 31)Th66922 thatsheishisout-of-wedlockdaugh­ immigration takeover would ment among locally-born U.S. as well as increase in "foreign hour 01 PRODUCTION MANAGER-Salary: ter. Upshaw, in the 1970s and later S4-50 per hour 02 H.E OPERATOR-Salary: S3.05 per C• l ii ii C3 =II : 1=J ! :J =I ; 3 entail mass deportation of ciiizens is at 14.2 percent. criminal presence." Contact: FASHION GOLD Tel. 235- LOCAL HIRE ONLY MALE Oosing~ntswereexpected paying her dlrs I 00,000 over 20 6768(8/7)Th230197 01 SEWING SUPERVISOR-Salary: hour aliens. Many nonresident Under the transition plan, Estimates of illegal aliens in IN GENERAL: to begin Tuesday. years to keep quiet about the $4.50 per hour 02 H.E. MECHANIC-Salary: S3.05 per workers not only hope, but INS would allow access to the CNMl range from 4.2 percent 01 MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR-Sal­ hour JANITORIAL & MAINTENANCE fling. He also acknowledged 01 COOK HELPER-Salary: S3.10 per The defense used only one wit­ also believe, that federal take­ temporary non-immigrant to25.5 percent ofthe United States hour ary: S4.00-5_00 per hour 01 AUTO BODY BUILDER-Salary: VALID DRIVERS LICENSE ness before resting its case Mon­ covering Ms. Jackson's educa­ 01 BARTENDER-Salary: $3.10 per hour Contact: WINNERS CORP. Tel. 235- $3.05 per hour over would give them easy workers programs such as H­ citizens population in the CNMI, WORKING DAYS: TUESDAY - SATURDAY day. Ms.Jackson' smatemalgrand­ tion expenses, but said he told Contact: ALMA BELLA p_ 1805(7/24)Th229995 01 TIRE REPAIRER-Salary: S3.05 per access to becoming U.S. citi­ I and H-2 programs, and en­ according to the report. hour SALARY: $5.00-6.50 PER HOUR mO!her,LoisMaxfield,recalledhow her he is not her father. WEATHERSBEE dba Debrent Enter­ zens. Others even believe in courage the use of workers Equally ineffective is the labor prises TeL 233-2643 01 WAITER-Salary: $3.05-3.50 per hour Contact: JG SABLAN ROCK QUARRY, Before the trial began July CONTACT: LINDA MANAHANE the girl was told about Fat Albert.­ 7, "rumors" that nonresident from freely associated states. policy that opened the door for 03 WAITRESS, RESTAURANT-Salary: INC_ Tel. 234-3221(7/31)Th66910 DOKO SAIPAN, INC. Tel. 234-1301 She also described shooting avid­ U.S. District Judge Barbara workers wou'ld be given green During the transition period, "employment scam in the CNMI," 01 ADMINISTRATIVEASSISJANT-Sal­ S3.05-3.50 per hour eotape of Ms. Jackson and Cosby Jones ruled that the question of ary: S3-05-3.75 per hour Contact: NIPPON GENERAL TRADING 01 MASON-Salary: $3_05 per hour cards. there would be a restriction on the report said citing the fate of CORPORATION dba Country House 02 ACCOUNTANT-Salary: $650.00- whether Cosby is actually Ms. Contact: M.S.T. PACIFIC CORPORA· joking around duringtheirfirstface­ "There will be no massive the number of aliens who may be the 134 Bangladeshi workers TION Tel. 233-3678(8/7)Th230190 Restaurant Tel. 233-1908(7/ 1, 100 per month Jackson's father was irrelevant. to-face meeting, backstage after a deportation of nonresident admitted at ports-of-entry in the gypped by illegal recruiters, as 24)Th229997 Contact: JG SABLAN WATER & ICE STOLEN ONE BAGGER MIXER AT But the defense was allowed 01 AUTO MECHANIC-Salary:$3.05 per ING_ Tel. 234-3221(7/31)Th66912 1991 tapingof"TheCosbyShow." workers," said Ferdinand CNMlorGuam,particularlythose well as the presence of "shadow In the 15-second video shown to to argue that Ms. Jackson was hour 01 COMMERCIAL CLEANER-Salary: KAGMAN PROJECT SITE Aranza, deputy director of the who would be immigrating to the contracts" that "subvert" work­ Contact: JAUNG SIG CORP_ dba Auto S3-05-3.50 per hour 02 CARPENTER-Salary: S3.05 per raised to believe Cosby is her jurors, Cosby put his arm around Office of lnsular Affairs dur­ CNMI. ers' rights to enjoy some of their Repair Shop Tel. 288-5500(8/ Contact: M N D CORPORATION Tel. hour Description: Mixer No. 02, color yellow orange with 10 hp. father and thought she was le­ 287-3300(7/24)Th229998 05 MASON-Salary: S3.05 per hour Ms. Jackson and encouraged her to ing a press conference. Wage hike soon rights under the U.S. Constitu­ 7)Th230191 Briggs and Straton engine become·' 'an honor student - and if gally negotiating for her birth 01 LAND SURVEYOR-Salary: $3_05- "There's no intent at this The Administration wants an tion. 03 CARPENTER-Salary: $3.05 per hour 02 MANAGER-Salary: S3.05 per hour 4_50 per hour she doesn't, watch He rights when she demanded the this." then point to give out green cards," immediate wage increase on Jan. Scrap Headway 3(a) 01 STEEL WORKER-Salary: $3-05 per 04 MASSEUR-Salary: $3_05 per hour Con1act: JG SABLAN REALTY & CON­ throws a fake punch atMs.Jackson, dlrs 40 million. Aranza said in another inter- I, 1998. It recommended that Meanwhile, in recommending hour Contact: ZHEN HUA CORPORATION STRUCTION CO. INC. Tel. 234-3221 (7/ Reward shall be given to any person who can give dbaJust For You Beauty Salon Tel. 233- 31)Th66913 view. minimum wage be raised from the scrapping of the CNMI Head­ 02 MASON-Salary: S3.05 per hour information of it's whereabouts. Contact: ANTONIO s_ BENAVENTE 2228(7 /24 )Th229999 Transition thecurrent$3.05 perhourto$3.35, note 3(a) privilege, the adminis­ dba Ton's Enterprises Tel. 235-0874(8/ 07 IRONING PRESSER (MACHINE)­ Under the administration's then increase it by 30 cents each tration noted that the garment 7)Th230192 01 HEAD WAITER-Salary: $3.05 per Salary: $3.05-3.30 per hour PLEASE CONTACT: recommendation, INS would year until it reaches the federal shipments from the CNMI to the hour 05 QUALITY CONTROL CHECKER­ 01 AUTO MECHANIC-Salary: S3.05 per Contact: HOSOYA ENTERPRISES Tel. Salary: $3_05-6-50 per hour CONSTRUCTION & MATERIAL SUPPLY, INC. (CMSI) step in and implement the fed­ level. United States "cause serious dam­ hour 288-1241 (7/24)Th230071 03 (CUTTER) CUTTING MACHINE eral Immigration and Nation­ The Administration also wants age to the United States apparel Contact: MOTION AUTOMOTIVE RE­ OPERATOR-Salary: $3-05-3.30 per at Tel. Nos. (670) 234-6136 or 6159 ality Act, and there would be a federal rules governing deduc­ industry and adversely affect em­ PAIR CENTER, INC. Tel. 235-3481(8/ 04 WAITER/WAITRESS-Salary: $3.05 hour ployment." 7)Th230193 per hour 03 COOK-Salary: $3.05-3.20 per hour transitional program "de- tions including food and housing Contact: HENDA CORPORATION dba 60 SEWING MACHINE OPERATOR­ IN TIIE SUPERIOR COURTOF THE 01 HOUSEKEEPING SUPERVISOR­ ORIENTAL PEARL NIGHT CLUB Tel. Salary: $3.05-3.60 per hour COMMONWEALTfl OF THE NORTHER:'< candidacy. Tinian), yesterday described Salary: S3-05 per hour 235-3228(7/24) Th230072 Contact: PANG JIN SANG SA CORPO­ MARIANA ISLANDS Wonenberg._ "I would be lying (ifl say poli­ Wonenberg as "popular" and Contact: SAIPAN KORESCO CORP. RATION Tel. 234-7951(7/31)Th66917 dba Saipan Koresco Resort Club Tel. 02 FASTFOOD WORKER-Salary: In the Mauer of the A

I', THE COMMITTEE to Elect In­ at random, tournament organiz­ dependent gubernatorial candi­ ers said. The player's handicap is date Jesus C. Borja and his run­ then calculated by adding the ning-mate Benigno M. Sablan are player's strokes over par on the sponsoring a golf tournament on six selected holes, and multiply­ Sunday, July 27th at the King­ ing by 2.8. fisher Golf Links. This format allows for golfers The tournament will feature a with different skill levels to be the Modified Peoria format with lucky winner depending upon how $1,000 cash for the winner, $500 they play the six handicap holes cash for second place and many versus the remaining 12 holes. other prizes. The golfers don't learn which The golf tournament has been six holes will be the handicap in the planning stages for months holes until after they are done, the and is expected to draw up to I 00 release said. golfers, the committee said in a Tee time for the event is I 0:00 news release. a.m. The registration fee is$ I 00, Under the Modified Peoria sys­ to include green fee, cart, free tem, a player learns his handicap drinks and a BBQ banquet at the Micro/ Insurance's Regional Director Garry Curran and CNMI Manager Andrew Howlett present on behalf of General Accident Insurance Co. a check for $5,000 to Saipan Rugby Team Secretary David Banes and after the round is played. Carolinian Utt following the tour­ team Captain Mike Bishop as a donation for the team's upcoming participation in the Bangkok Rugby l's A par-3 hole, a par-5 hole and nament. Tournament on October 25 and 26. four par-4 holes will be selected Continued on page 23 . . :Justice homer lifts Indians

By Ken Berger deep into the visiting bullpen in games. CLEVELAND (AP) - David right to break a 2-2 tie. It was David Weathers (1-1 ), who Justice broke a tie with a two-run Cleveland's first homer in 47 warmed up hrnTiedly and relieved homer in the sixth inning, his 19th innings, dating to the second in­ Hershiser in the sixth, pitched two homer of the year and ninth off a ning of a ganie in Milwaukee last scoreless innings for his first vic­ left-hander, as the Cleveland In­ Thursday. tory since joining the Indians in a dians beat the Seattle Mariners 6- Marquis Grissom saved two trade with the Yankees on June 9. 2 Tuesday night. runs when he leaped against the Mike Jackson got the last five Orel Hershiser held Seattle hit­ wall in left-center-reminiscent outs for his 14th save. less for 4 2-3 innings before al­ of former Indian Kenny Lofton Fassero (8-6), winless in five lowing consecutive homers to - to rob Jay Buhner of a sure starts since June 21, allowed four Russ Davis and Jose Cruz Jr. and double with two outs and two on earned mns and eight hits in 6 1- leaving the game after five innngs i_n the eighth. 3 innings. · with a strained right groin. Ken Griffey Jr. 's homerless Cleveland is 2-4 against Se­ Justice, a left-hander hitting slump reached a season-high 12 attle this season and I 0-8 against .365 against lefties this season, games. Griffey hit his 30th home the Mariners since beating them hit a 2-0 pitch from Jeff Fassero run on July 5, hisonlyhomerin23 Continued on page 23 Packers' Favre set to become highest paid player in NFL NEW YORK (AP) - Brett Favre includes a signing bonus of be­ plans to put a quick end to Bairy tween $ IO million and $ I I Sanders' reign as theNFL'shigh­ million, would replace the last .. est-paid player. James "Bus" two years of the five-year,$ 19 Andre Agassi returns a serve against Justin Gilmestob during their Cook, Favre 's Mississippi-based million deal the quarterback lnfiniti Open match in Los Angeles Tuesday. Agassi, the seventh seed, attorney, and Mike Reinfeldt, · signed in 1994. Sanders, lost, 5-7, 2-6. AP Green Bay's chief financial of­ Detroit's star running back, ficer, are working out final details signed a reported six-year,$ 34 Agassi loses, Ivanisevic wins on a seven-year deal worth be­ million deal Sunday. tween$ 44 million and$ 49 mil­ "I haven't signed it yet," By BETH HARRIS win," said Agassi, whose best lion. Favre said. "I'm hoping it will LOS ANGELES (AP) - Justin showing was a semifinal loss at Brett Favre The contract extension, which Continued on page 23 Gimelstob became the latest San Jose in Febrnary. player to oust Andre Agassi in a "I had the lead a few times, first-round match this year, tak­ but felt like I rushed it or made Lewis to defend WBC title ing out the seventh seed 7-5, 6-2 some e1TOrs when I could have in the Infiniti Open. broken him down." TOTOWA, New Jersey (AP) - Duva, president of Main Events, · Ruelas. Tuesday night's loss by Top-seeded Goran Ivanisevic Lennox Lewis is set to defend the said Tuesday. "It looks like At­ It will be the second title de­ Agassi, ranked 32nd, was his defeated Neviile Godwin of WBCheavywcightchampionship lantic City." fense by Lewis. The Brit won the sixth first-round ouster in eight South Africa 7-6 (7-4), 6-3 in a against Andrew Golota on Oct. 4. Duva said the fight would be vacant championship when Oliver tournaments this year, with just late match. Ivanisevic overcame "The fighters have verbally caITied on pay-per-view TVKO, McCall refused to fight in a Feb. six victories in 14 singles the intestinal bug that forced him agreed to the fight, and we 're and that the card will include an 5 bout. The fight was stopped in matches. ' to default in the third set of a drawing up the contracts now and IBF junior lightweight defense the fifth i·ound and ruled a techni- "I still find I'm.getting a lead doubles match Monday. I working on the site deal," Dino by Arturo Gatti against Gabriel Continued on page 23 and · not remembering how to Continued on page 23 1· t]t,farianas ~riet~ i Micronesia's Leading Newspaper Since 1972 ~ I P.O. Box 23 I Soipan. MP 96950 • Tel. (670) 234-6341 • 7578 • 9797 < \'1 L Fax: (670) 234-9271 .. , ,·'