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By Jojo Dass highly-reliable SCC source that manipulating it," he explained. was asking her to resign so that Variety News Staff the leave was meant to "clear the Pressed for his_"other" reasons, she can still find a job without her DA YID M. Sablan, President of air" following a "heated argu- Sablan said "there were some rash would-be new employer having the Saipan Chamber of Com- ment" in the Board's closed-door statements made" during the meet- something to look back on and merce, has gone on a 30-day leave meeting last week. ing. · scrutinize. He even said he will of absence amidst reports of an 'Free hand' He did not expound, saying he assist her get a new job." "internalsquabble"involvingone "Ihavewrittenaletterto(Cham- is "not at liberty to share" what It was also gathered that the oftheorganization'stopofficials, ber Vice President) Tony happened. Board, in a secret ballot, voted it was learned yesterday. Pellegrino that I will be on a leave "I just want to step aside. I'll four and four to fire Class. Sablan, in an interview, insisted of absence for a period of30 days have an answer_ in 30 days," he One boardmember, who could that his leave was meant to ensure. starting Sept. 5th," said Sablan. said in a manner cryptic al. have cast the tie-breaker, .was off that the Chamber, which is co- "I did that for several reasons. 'Failure' island. sponsoringagubernatorialdebate One, I am a Republican. I want The source, however, said the David M. Sablan 'On hold' on Sept. 13, is not accused of theChambertohaveacompletely matter stemmed from Sablan's Meanwhile, Pellegrino said manipulating the event in favorof free hand in. sponsoring it (de- move to have Chamber Execu- Sablan wanted Class out due to Class is retaining her post. the Republican party. bate) without any accusation to tiveDirectorKimberlyClassgive her alleged continued failure to "It's all on hold now. lam work But the Variety learned from a the party lam affiliated with,as to up her post. The Variety was told come up with a satisfactory ac ing on Miss Class. There seems to ------c_::,-; ,-.,.,..--,------, count of the organization's finan be no problem with Miss Class," cial statement. he said. "He (Sablan) asked that she "The Chamber is looking into (Class) resign. But she countered the matter." that he can not fire her, for any Pellegrino said he will need two move to that effect must be dis weeks before he can come up cussed and decided upon by the with a substantial public state Board," said the source. ment on the matter. "But he was not firing her. He Cont-~m_u_e~d-o_n_p_a_g_e~20 Neighbors pin down Villanueva as 'killer' By Ferdie de la Torre came to their residence and Variety News Staff woke her up on Jan. 21. NEIGHBORS yesterday Catherine said Martha;who pinned down Antonio P. is her sister's friend, told her Villanueva on the killing pf a that Villanueva was h1· the.ir woman during a stabbing spree house stabbing he'r mother. : in her Koblerville residence last Catherine said· she imm~di- January. ately woke up her m'othh Annie Camacho and her Annie who stays a few steps I '~·----- daughter Catherine Camacho, away from their house. Emergency Medical Technician Alan Elder checks Rotary member David Winnie's blood pressure during a both residents of Koblerville, Annie stated it was already presentation at a Saipan Rotary meeting yesterday. Photo by Lalla c. Younis testifieQ against Villanueva past J .:_a.m. ~h.~!1 Gatherine iduring the jury_·_ trial in the Supe~ --- · told her: s9tni;th.ing 'happen~d :nor' .. C-()urt,. - --,. · >- . __ _. ___- .·-- .. at,_Men._di_.ola''\.'..;_;h_b_'··.u_~_-s·,~.<-:.w_·--h.ich,, ,,., is ; ·.•· cath~rine.~6Jdtfiejifroi:sthat .: __• lo~ateclf~q~ff!~~~f¢iidence: ith.i olciddie{lyiatihaMen JACK ANDERSON and JAN MOLLER WASHINGTON· MERRY-GO-ROUND Proposal would set for Saturday r By Gerr R. Cayabyab, Jr. c1ime, executive and legislative rela Guidelines in fo1mulating ques Variety News Staff tio.ns, commerce, economy, ethics in tions me as follows: pay pols' Ie·gaI fees A GUBERNATORIAL fomm is government, mor~tlity issues and en -Questions should cc as ,µific as scheduled to be held this Saturday vironmenL possible pertaining to one of the issues REP. JOHN Murtha, D-Pa., knows ;.ill about the havoc that the (Sept. 13) at the Diamond Hotel's For the envirnnment issues, the listed a~ it will hq:dully get the cardi Jusrice Depar1ment can wreak on i111 unsuspecti·ng member of Ballroom in Susupe, NMC Spokes 'review committee' p1-ep,u·ed ques datcs to address ~i=ific issues. man Allen Cameron said. Congress. tions on waste disposal, agricultur-e, o()ucsticn,menottolxdirecredatany Candidates Pedrn P.Tenorio (Re As a young lawmaker in 1980, Murtha was named as an economic ente1p1iscs zone, land use, single candidate, but shmld oc equally publican), Jesus C. Borja. (Indepen unindictcd co-conspirator in the Abscam investigation. He was and planning. applicable to all tlirec candidates. dent) and incumbent Froilan C. never indicted though he provided testimony about two of his 11,e fornm is jointly sponsored by •No personal attacks, and Tenorio (Democrat) will face off in Pedro P. Tenorio Jesus C. Borja the Northern Mrn·im1,Ls College, the •Questions submitted may oc ed fr llow congressmen. this traditional pre-election debate to Saipm1 Chamocr of Commer;e, and ited for chuity or approrriateness. The experience may explain why Murtha, nearly two decades give the public a glimpse of how they lions for sorting and scaling accord questionsbefo1ehand," Cmnernn said. the Commonwealth Chapter of the later. has sought to create a curious new entitlement for himself stand on issues. ing to topic. Among the topics that have been Society of Professional Journalist~. and his colle;gues. An amendment he sponsored, tacked on to Cameron said the questions that "'There will only oc one copy of disclosed to the gubernatorial candi Cameron said mcxlerators of the It's tor vou. an appropriations bill that could become law next month, would may be used ru-e being solicited from each question, and will be held by an dates for 1-eview are education, fed event ai-e Chau Nguyen m1chor rn1d force the U.S. Justice Department to pay the legal fees of any the general public and the 'reviewing independentfinn toensu,-e tliatcandi eral relations, labor, infrnstrncture, repo11er for MCV-7 News and Steve member of Congress who it investi-ates and who is then acquit I committee' will legitimize the ques- dates are not familiarwitl1 the specific taxation, healtl1 issues, public lands, Nygam·d of Guam Bu.siness News. ted. Not surprisingly, it's an idea that's caught on quite well with Murtha 's colleagues. _Inmate who ·tried to escape sig.p.s pl.ea· bargai.µ .. "This is a serious proposal, and I think it may (pass)" says Gary Ruskin of the Congressional Accountability Project, which By Ferdie de la Torre counsel Reynaldo Yana and As wants Chief Public Defender Dan of parole. opposes the new perk. "It's clearly popular on Capitol Hill. ... Variety News Stall sistant Public Defender Harvey DeRienzo to represent him. Basa will be required to pay Members of Congress like this proposal." AN INMATE who along with Palefsky, entered a plea bargain Basa was chargeu with escape restitution to the victims, the plea Ryan Babauta and anothe~· pris with Assistant Atty. Gen. Frieda Of course they like it. It's too bad ordinary Americans don't and theft of vehicle. He was also .agreement stated. . oner allegedly tried to escape from Leonard. chargeu with two counts of bur Court information showed that have the same protection whq1 the government comes breathing ~ 1.1:iil:1~5 iO il·II: l:l)liCI~ . police 'scustody in April signed a SuperiorCourtAssociateJudge glary, two counts of theft,and two last April 28 Basa with Babauta down their neck. Nor do they have the ability to set up legal plea agreement with the govern Edward Manibusan yesterday re counts of conspiracy in another and John Castro Pangelinan tried defense funds to help defray their costs, the way lawmakers .... :.<:,...... :. ,::_· :. ..·.,__ ,__ .__ ,.·..... '."' , ...-,.• ...... ment. scheduled the change of pica hear case. to escape using a government ve often do when their integrity is questioned. Jeffrey Sablan Basa, through ing after Basa told the court he Under the agreement, the de hicle while they were assigned to Murtha told us he was inspired to act by the ordeal of a home . fendant expressed willingness to perform community work service state colleague, Rep. Joe McDade, R-Pa. McDade spent four 'Scary' independence scenarios admit two counts of burglary, es in Capitol Hill.' years being investigated by the Justice Department on suspicion Dear Editor: theirown money and defend them ers, most intelligent local people .Ferry ·service between cape, and theft of vehicle. On July 4, l 996, Basa with of having taken bribes before he was acquitted on all charges by Independence or free associa selves. What would we use for are trnly depressed about how the The government will recom other companions burglarized a a jury last year. In addition to costing more than$ I million the tion for the Northern Marianas? money? Whose picture will be on CNMI has grown and what direc Guam, CNMI proposed mend a l 0-year-jail term against vehicle and the Paradise Hotel indictment probably cost Mc Dade the chairmanship of the pow Good grief! If it happens, get me the "One Tag Bill" or the "Twenty tion it is going. Most want the Basa, all to be suspended except allegedly to steal, court record I 6 months without the possibility erful House Appropriations Committee. a ticket on the FPOH, the ''First Dollar Latte"? One of our Hall of U.S. to take over immigration By Rick Alberto hicles, and equipped with sleep stated. "My initial intention." Murtha says, "was to estabi'ish the fact Plane Outta Here!" Fame rs? Would the Chamol inian ASAP. Variety News Staff ing cabins and a restaurant. that if a person is prosecuted when following the duties of the As soon as the stars and stripes Armed Forces be able to protect The people who talk of inde A FERRY service between the Thus, as envisioned by the House. they should be reimbursed." goes down: who do you think will us from an invasion by, say, Ja pendence arc only thinking of their CNMI is lands of Saipan, Tin ian, commerce department, a visitor and Rota and the island of Guam. on Saipan can rent a car, tour the Murtha's proposal won't help McDade recover his costs, be running this place? The gar pan? personal wealth. Everything is Our rates are Why not, says the Department island, and drive to Guam since it isn't retroactive. Not that he needs it: a legal defense ment industry, of course, and the If we no longer want to be asso business with them. of Commerce. through the ferry. Afterapleas fund has raised enough money to cover most of the costs· "growth is great'".crowd. ciated with American democracy. Because arbitrariness in our TI1e only problem will be that what democracies would we copy leaders is always near the surface, The ferry service is just one of ant overnight ocean cruise. the associated with the trial. several business ventures that the garment industry will die be if we were independent? Colom real democracy is far from secure visitor dis;mbarks at Guam and But it may help another one of Murtha's political neighbors: the DOC is suggesting to pro tours that island. He could turn cause garments will no longer be bia? Cuba? Chile? Philippines? in the CNMI. • Rep. Bud Shuster R-Pa., who hails from a neighboring district spective investors. .in the vehicle on Guam and fly allowed into the U.S. and no de El Salvador? Mexico? Singapore? However, democracy's only l and chairs the Transportation Committee. According to the The business suggestions arc home. veloper will feel comfortable put Palau-Taiwan?Would we become hope in the CNMI is under the Boston Globe. Shuster is under investigation by a federal grand contained in the recently released The open sea distance be ting money into the CNMI with a country where I% of the popu American !lag where people not :I jury that ·s tryin2, to determine whether he and a former top aide ,, Investment Opportunities in the tween Guam and Saipan is l 20 out the U.S. flag being up. If you lation controls all wealth? Where only have the protection of their "I We've got the best rates &minimum requirements improperly intervened on behalf of contributors who had a stake United States of the Common miles: between Guam and Rota think otherwise, please give me a c01TUption at ail levels is part of local laws, but the protection of ·1 wealth of r.he Northern Mariana 47 miles; and Guam and Tinian in. a massi\'c transportation project in Massachusetts. call-I've got a concrete. single daily life? Where almost every federal laws and the feueral gov Murtha says the arn~ndment wasn't about creating a nn\ Islands. I JO miles. · span bridge in Palau I want to sell om: is poor? Would Chamolinians ernment. ·111e United States ce11ainly ! Accordingtothc booklctpro A !'our- or five-day trip would entitlem1:nt. but instead is "a balance-of-power issue." In other you! have to go to mainland to work isn't pcricct--but it's still the only d11ced by the DOC, till: r~rry pc·nnit a vd1ick tour of uli fotrr t words, n1c111bns Or Congress shouldn"t ha\'c to face in1i111ida Even today it is difficult to be a and send money back home') counu-y leading the way chasing that service should serve as a '',~reat islands, the DOC says, aclding l tion-anJ possible: frna1ll'iai hardship-at the hands of a co truly inuependcnt person in this Independence or free associa elusive thing called freedom. stimulus" to the econ;mic that this potenttial project should e4ual branch of -o\·crnrncn,. . small society whe1·c opening one ·s tion means that inhabitants of the It is absolutely mind-boggling to growth of Tinian and Rota and be evaluated to determine its That's fine, but what about all the anonymous White House mouth can jeopardize one's job. NM! will no longer be U.S. citi contemplate the many changes which should make the four islands foasibility. staffers who've been called to testify on Capitol Hill about If this place becomes indepen zens. Fortunately, 99% of the in will occur if the CNMI becomes more cohesive and "contribute The DOC also suggests a fish 7.38% per annum 3months $1000 misdeeds and shenanigans that they may-or may not-have dent, will freedom of speech be digenous people are quite satis independent. to a tighter sense of commu ing. boat repair facility, consid witne"cd'J lost forever? What will happen to fieu to be Americans and know Only two things will stay exactly nity." ering that hundreds of foreign By one White House staffer·, account, more than I 00 current our free press? Will we have that being American actually pro the same: tl1e Philippines will con ·n,e DOC says the automobile vess~ls fish in the western P~t and fonncr Clinton aiJ1:s have been c;tileu to Capitol Hill to "thought'' police? Will I be able tects them from the excesses of tinue to send us workers m1d the ferry should be both a passenger cific waters and there are no 7.88o/o per annum 6months $1000 and cargo vessel, capable of car repair fociiitics within the re give testimony since 19\i.,. Dozens of aides have made repeat to write letters like this'! Will dis their elected and appointed lead Chinese will keep coming mid corn rying freight, containers and ve- gion to cater to damaged boats. appcarances. some for no bcttcr n:ason than because they hap sidents Jisappear? Pretty scary ers. ing. prnc This section, Around the Islands covers cqrnmunily stories, local events, and cultur.l activities. Should PSS develops 3rd you have astory you would like to share, or an event that needs to be covered, contact Laila at 234-6341 PSS reviews new program Marianas textbook By: Laila C. Younis pl iance. howev.:r. Centr,il 's or the program to a .. sclecteJ people to get ·acquainted' with book-currently used. By Rick Alberto Torres to school officials: 'Be instructional leaders' Variety News Slaff rnlc will not be a ·co111111aml' pi Iot sc hoo I. .. it and for us to thro\\' it away if Variety News Staff The local culture and customs center. but a ·facilitative· cen .. [fit takes the community. it docrn't work."" she s:1id. By: Lalla C. Younis He proposed a 12-point approach • Make academic advisement a A NEW program is revving up in THE Public School System has are illuminated throughout the en- the office of the Commissioner ter. accommodating the the parents. and the kids to ··Schoo Is shou Id be more tire text, he said. - Variety News Staff as follows: priori ry not just forcounse !ors but for developed its third textbook which which may soon have CNMI schools' nccus." he saiu. make a good school. 11·c ,ire stu1.knt-cent.:red anJ we need '.'Education is paramount in the SCHOOL principals and vice-prin • Reinforcethehome-school-com all instrnctional staff to serve as stu will be used as a social sn1dies Public schools shifting manage The SCBE Committee rnn going for it." said M,1\'lha to look into why 11·e \\'ill be preservation of a· culture in our cipals should also be "instructional munity as the bond that molds mcxlel dent advisors. supplement for elementary schools. ment of school-level activities. sisting of school principals 1labcrman, Principal for S,111 doing this ... said Jlopwood Jr. Emitled People and Villages. the society," he said. leaders" in their schools, according to individuals, mcxlel schools and mcxlel • Developa"crisispreventionstrnt Entitleu "School Commu :1110 PSS officials met Mon Vicente Elem. School. lligh School Principal textbook is authored by Ambrose The textbook is divided into four Commissioner·of E.ducation Will ··communities. egies" for students with parents and nity Base Euucation", thc pro day lo disrnss implcmc:nlation .. A pilot will allow for Lourdes fVkndiol:1. M. Benner and is based on the chapters: families in the Mrufanas, iam Torres. • Assessment of student progress teachers as integral participants. gram is modeleu after "School Mariana Islands. life in the Marianas, island vil In a recent memo, entitled "Mak and attendance with special attention • School staff to monitor student The author notes that the text lages, and history of the Marianas. ingaDifference in aChild's L.ove for on their social-emotional growth and behavior and to remember that we are . I Community Base Manage book adds to the scant educational It also includes poems and sto Learning", the Oimmissionercalled development the role models students emulate. ment," a concept alrcauy As a member of the Board of Education, I resources based on the Marianas. ries based on the Marianas. for school administrators to "require • Monitor student homework with • Ensure that there are sufficient implemcntcu in schools in The application of the present · With the textbook, the author a consistent focus on teaching and special attention to student aspira instructional materials in the class ,. i Hawaii and Guam. promise every parent that your child will US textbook, he added, forces lo said, students would still be edu learning." tions rather than focusing solely on room. ) Commissioner of Education William Torres William Torres said the rea receive the best education possible, every cal students to identify with a con cated as Americans but from the "We need toschooi administrators academic achievement • Assure consistent use of BOE will only be auvisory," saiu son behind the switching of text based on the US. local perspective. to be 'instructional leaders' and to • Make maximum utilization of adopted textbooks and pe1forrnancc Torres. dollar will be spent wisely and carefuI!y so At the same time, Bennet said, The author admits, though, that understand the range ofachievements after-school, intercession, and Satur standards.· 'management' to ·euucation' "SCBE will have the schools that textbooks and supplies will be the textbook maintains the same the Marians will continue to face and standards in their schools," said day school to provide remediation, • Ensure that our schools provide a for the CNMI SCBE mouel is assume more responsibility goals and objectives in the US text- the influences of the cultures of Torres in an inteiview Monday. counseling and extra-cunicularchal safe, orderly, and disciplined envi to have the council become anu accountability 1·or deci adequately available. Every classroom "advisory" rather than "au immigrants and nonresident work "School adminislrators facilitating lenges. ronment for learning. sions they make that Jirectly will be safe and clean. . FRENCH ers. leadership through supervision and • Prepare students for academic • Continue to strive in unison for thoritative". affect the school," he said. WINDOWS He said the textbook is only understanding student learning is the and "real world" tests through prac quality, high expectations, results A school community coun A Hawaii SCBM report citeu essence of instructional leadership," tice that develops test taking skills and long-lasting impact and im I ci I compriseu of school au the tip of educational reforms , I\ as examples of "shared Jeci he said. and build confidence. pressions. ministrators, school staff, par that shou Id be further under . I sion-making," schools' over Iwant you to be proud of the taken to address the need to pre ents. teachers, stuuents, com sight of its budget with maxi serve the culture of the Marianas munity members and business mum flexibility, setting school people. .Youth bo'Yling league a success . members will be created for development anu goals. anu public school system! Under the textbook development each school implementing the hire anu Jevclop school per Sala! program, the PSS' first completed By: Laila C. Younis kids," said Muna. tap into for financial resources," he program. sonnel. textbook was the History of the Variety News Staff Munasaidthesuccessoftheleague said. ... The council will meet to "If a school wants to repro AMS . . l aJvisc principals on school Northern Mariana Islands and the FORHVE years, the Saipan Youth wasmadepassible through the "heruty "We will be fundraising by selling ·I gram library runus that the 2BB-2&7B second the CNMI Civics. Bowling League been attracting support" of the Saipan Rotruy Club raffle tickets and hot lunches and we level activities, the Commis council Jecides the school young people in increasing numbers, which also started the league in May ask for the community's support," he sioner explaineu. doesn't need in orucr to hire a t?ii«Hi accoruing to SYB L officer Jack 1992. added. "We Jo not want to shift the FTE, then they can do it. PSS · REMINGTON -CLUB - Muna. 'This is a fine program and we will The Rotruy Club also donated power of authority from the Central Joes not need to be "From 30 members, we have in continuetosupportit. We will also be $] ,CXX) to the Saipan Youth Bowling PSS Central Office, nor usL1rp involved," explained Torres. · AMERICAN STYLE BAR creased to 80 members total this year. lookingintootherareas where we can League in the meeting yesterday. the principal 's authority. So One of the goals of SCBE is . ' The kids are really interested and we we have to be very careful and also to redefine the role or Avail our happy hour half the price from have fine leadership," saiu Muna in a remind the council that they PSS Central Ol'fice with the 5:00-7:00 p.m. daily. Saipan Rotruy meeting yesterday. schools. Come one, Come all and let's enjoy the According to Muna, eight youth CCAC invites. "'We will redefine central of alluring performance of the members have been selected to at fice as a source of 'enlighten tend the Gcx.xlwil!"Bowling tourna artists to t~ke ment' and not ·direction·.- 81Ci BEATS BAND. ment in Japan. saiu Torres. Every night (except Tuesdays) 'The young bowlers who are nov part in folk ·. ·.·· "We will still be enforcing ices in the sport will be getting advice pol icics and observing com- Infront ofDai-Ichi Hotel from pro-bowlers from the U.S. and fest in RI> Tel # 234-5449 Japan. It is a rare opportunity for the THE COMMONWEALTH Council for Arts anu Culture is Ri;ACH Tl-l~ WQ RlD TJ-lROY.. ~ inviting participants to the nine day "Asia- Pacific Folk rcsti Saipan Yout~ Bowling League officer Jack Muna extends his apprecia val", to be held in the Philip 12th Annii'ersarlJ Sale! ~.·estern International Travel, Inc. tion to the Sa,pan Rotary Club's contributions to the league in a meeting pines particularly in Cebu, Ma yesterday. Pholo by: Lalla c. Younis nila and Baguio. CCAC Public Information Since 1985 DURING THE WHOLE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER, 1997 Robert Hunter saiu that perform SPECIAL PRE CHRISTMAS· SALEi FARE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM ers, artists, and craftrnakcrs frorn GLACIER ELECTRIC WATER COOL . ALSO ·oN-SALE! ROUND TRIP TO: : the CNMl are most welcome to ERS (Made in Canada, UL Listed, PSS IFB 97-0019 TABLE TOP DISPENSER · · MANILA $ 342.00 sec for themselves of the festi CE, CSA and QCB Certification): Amendment-1 val that will start from Nov. 22, HOT & COLD MODEL Very convenient for 342.00 OTHER and will be continuing through home and office use POHNPEI PROMOTIONAL FARES Reg. $494.00 00 The CNMI Public School System is soliciting competitive sealed bidding for Nov. '.10. With "Child Protect" TARAWA 592~ AND PACKAGE TOURS the procurement of split type air condition units for Marianas High School. Hunter said the activities will Hot Waler Faucet Reg. $29.50 00 ALSO AVAILABLE. Specification requirements will be available on or after August 29, 1997 at include 'Grano r:cstival Per AUSTRALIA 592. the Procurement & Supply Office situated on the third floor of the Nauru B•X•)l;Jtt,)!•l,~t•)•l§! 00 form.:rs', mini festivals, rnmp 642. Building, Susupe, Saipan during regular working hours. The delivery and for young flok artists and the Reg. $394.00 1!4~1t1£tl~~if;1~it,1~1:C•l'bfil~i3;1:1Mi3;1 NADI, FIJI Very Convenient installation time frame has been extended from within 60 days to within atre productions in several Phil -Reduces waler heater You deserve the world class 90 days from date of contract award C!F Marianas High School, Susupe, For The Kitchen power bills by up to 50% ippine cities. -Tankless Saipan, MP 96950. BOOKCOVER . services only we can provide! lie said meals will be pro -120 or 240 volts vided by Festival coorJinator,~. Reg. $35.00 Reg. $180.00 SERVICES OFFERED: All bids ll)USt be sealed in an envelope and facemarked "IFB97-0019 and Hunter however clarified that Adds Elegant Style submitted in duplicate to the Procurement & Supply Office situated on the vlnternational and domestic all air and ground transporta To Your Cooler ©Mlf~§i;;J§:JMJt)~lajijWJi#;Jtr•U/•)ii/•)@;~1 airline reservations and ticketing. 3rd floor qf the Nauru Building, Susupe, Saipan no later than 10:00 a.m., tions, including hotel September 25, 1997 at which time, date, and place, all bids will be opened accomouations must be covered FREE FOR EVERY PURCHASE OF A UNIT OF -Do you have hard water p,oblem ELECTRIC COOLER: ONE FILLED 5-GAL. in your home or business. Lame v'Hotel and car rental reservations. and read aloud. Any bids received after the aforementioned date and time by the participants. BOTTLE OF ~parlcl11-Cl1111n DRINKING WATER scale on your plumbing? poor will not be:.accepted under any circumstances. The bidder is required to Applications arc now avail PLUS ONE (1) YEAR WARRANTY ON PARTS sudsing ol detergenl? GMX is lhe v'Package tours. submit with' his bid a copy of his business permit. The Public School System able the CCAC office locateu AND LABOR. answer. Reg. $225.00 vVisa requirements inquiries. reserves the right to award on a single or multiple awar.d or reject any or all on Capitol Hill next to the Post CALL us TODAY! . awards to the best interest of the Public School System. Office. NOTE: ALL ITEMS ON SALE. STRICTLY CASH BASIS ONLY. INSTALLMENT AVAILABLE ON APPROVED CREDITS. \ vFlight informations and reconfirmations. ask for CONNIE, JING, JENNIFER and ANNMARIE llunter saiu applications lnq_uiries to this bid announcement may contact the Proc~rement & Supply must be sent to Festival Coor Switch to ,gpqr,lcla-Clcum Drinking Water and get a chance to win one of the Phone: (670) 23&-8744 two (2) Free dinner for two at Nino's Family Restaurant or on board the v; '··~ delivery of tickets. 235-8745 Office at telephone number 664-3701/2 ,:;c'. ' dinators by Sept. 15 or fax Love Boat Sunset Cruise given weekly in September. vCompl11,,.r,ritary airport transfers 235-'8746 inquiries to (670) 322-9028, Fax: (670) 235-7715 /s/ WILLIAM S. ·TORRES Isl LOUISE CONCEPCION or call tel. nos. 322-9982/ SAIPAN ICE & WATER CO., Tel. 322-9848 I 6130 / 9455 v'One pass boor<-.nq. E-Mail:[email protected] Commissioner of Education Procurement & Supply Officer 99X3. (GRCJ . . .. · ...... WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1997 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-9 8-MAE.IANASY~RIETY 't'!_~~§ Af',l_Q_ V\E:WS-WEDNESDAY- SEPTEMBER 10,19,97_ Release of land funds sought RP peso, stocks up sharply MANILA, Philippines (AP) - UnderPublicL.aw 10-68, which took TI1e Vrnietyyesterday oiedtoaskthe sold levels, investors are trooping widespread anxiety after Ramos ing 0.13 percent on Monday. began allowing the peso to trade in By Zaldy Dandan law) due to tlic government's lack of . ! ',•, ,i Philippine stocks moved sharply back into the region and picking up Traders said the peso was buoyed a wider range, banks' dollar pur money," Villagomez said dming effect la,t Aug. I 8, payment, to mon~ govemor'splanningandbudgetsp::ci,tl said Friday he was keeping his Variety News Staff ·1 higher in early trading Tuesday, by u central bank directive requir chases have officially been limited SENATE Ma~)tity L..cadcrll1rnmL, P. vcsterdav 's scs.,ion. than 2(Xl individuals whose l:md, were m;sistant, Eliceo D. Cabrera for a com cheap issues with solid fundamen "options open" with regard to seek buoyed by positive investor senti to 5 percent of their capital and Vi\lagoma (R-Saip,m) ycste1tlay said • ··Jf it'~ not 1ele.:L-;c Pacific nations 'si11king' ·· PLEASE . NOTENEW (. '.-\:\BERR\, A1t~tralia (AP) - Pa national a!.!1cemenl which sets binJ cnce in Kyoto. Jap,m, in December. could undcrsumd that forcingAuso·a elabomtc. ci tic istmJ nations :uc in d;mgcr of ing t,u·geL~ for g1cenhousc g,1, emis "I was hoping tJ1at Auso';,!]ia could lian indusny lo reduce 1,rrcenhouse Pacniu and Auslnllian Pdme Min NUMBERS. gases could lead to a fall in the st,m ister John Howarrl arc among Pacific Of 1-etJ1ink ;md 1-econsider tl1e policy in Department sinkin:,: un,krcx.·c:u1s 1ising l~rnusc of sions. Greenhouse !lases. causeJ :,:lobal \\',umin:,:. ,md me at tl1e mercy l,u·gely by the bumingof fossil fuels. Jightof tl1edisappem~mce of the smal I dard of living in Australia. region leaders who arc expected to But m,my island nations we1-e al attend a meeting of tJ1e SoutJ1 Pacific , 1ftl1c•dc'\ ·c klp.:d 11 ·orldton:duo: ~~1.'<.:11- ;uc bl,uneJ fordama!!ing tl1e e.uth 's isl.mu nations in the Pacific, all be h,,ux· :,::Lscmissions. tl1c Piirnc l'vlinis ozone lawr and conoib~tin!.! to !.!!O cause ofthe tising sea levels," he said. readyexpc1iencingadverseeffecL~of Fomm next week in the Cook ls lc'1· of Tu1 a!u saiJ TucsJay. ba! w;u1{1ing. tl1e mdting of the-ice The Tuvalu prime minister said he global wruming, he said. He did not hmds. . . . ···111c ftllu re nf, 1ur counuics. small caps ;mJ 1ising sea levels. i.sl,u1d c, 1unuics. n:al Iy ,m: at the h,u1ds Tuvalu. like m;u1y South Pacilic Labor d Immigration ,if ,Jc\ c·ll11x:d ,·ou11llics likc Ausu~1- nations. is a colkction of tiny low Koror gubernatorial race is on lia." Bikcnil~u Pacniu told t\usu·a lying coral islands and atolls spread oYer a lm·ge .u-ea of oce,m. lian Br,x1,lcasting Corp. radio. TI-IE SCRAMBLE is on fortl1e gov Bechescmik; cun-ent Speaker ru1d FourotJ1erstates, Ngru-ru-d, Peleliu, Paeniu called on Ausu~tlia to drop "If this continucs. tl1c 1isin!.! sea emorshipofKoror, tJ1esccond lm·gest WSZB Radio owner and DJ Alfonso Ngechesru·, and Ngalpang ru-e sched iL,oppositiontosettingunifrnmgn:en bcb. thc1c· ,,·ill\-..: no Tuvalu at all." goYcnment in Palau, tJ1e newspaper Diaz; outspoken B:1,ketball Com uled to vote fortheirchief executives housc limiL, when negotiations re ·n1c :\thtralian govcmmcnt is :1 missioner Dn!.!eronger legislator ,md and legislators in November and sume al a m,(jor inte1~1ation;tl confer- Tia Belau repo11cd. Working For You kading opponcm toaproposcJ inter- Over 3,CXX) Koror voters, on Nov. m1ti-d111g cm;ader:-:ioe1 -Toribiong; December. 11. will elect for the first time a gov rn1d frnmer Senator m1J businessmru1 The Kororstate'sconstitution wa~ Alliance Metal Specialties ernor fo1·tl1e Palau capi tnl where over Hokkons Baules. 1ecently rni1ended a, a compromise If no cm1didate altains over 50 per between Koror Chiefs Ngru·ameketii US TYPHOON SHUTTERS 65 percent of il'i citizens 1eside. As part of its campaign to educate the public about its activities and the many changes and reforms it has NOW Si:RVING THE CNMI Tia Belau 1eprn1ed tlial possible cent of the votes, a mnoff election mid fo1mer elected legislators led by /• candidates include the cunent tradi between the top two vote geners will Bechesse1rak who stmggled in court introduced, the Department has published the second in a series of informative brochures. tion;1lly appointed executive admin be held on December 16. for over IO yems to make it possible INTRODUCTORY istrntor ;md Ibedul's brotJ1er, John Todate, only Gibbons and for Koror voters to elect their Gover OFFER Gibbons: frnmer Koror Speaker, na Bechesemik have openly indicated nor mther tJ1ru1 a u11ditionally ap "THE RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF tional govemmentemployees' leader their inte1-est in nmning for tl1c posi pointed adminiso·ator as previously and PHS teacher Kalsutoshi tion, according to Tia Belau. provided for in the constitution. NONRESIDENT WORKERS" 20XOFF High profile 'ice' arrests in Palau (Available in Chinese and Tagalog in October) -·--· - ·~------~ PALAU wm; shocked again last week raining 50.8 gnmJS of metl1an1phet son of former P1-esident, Vice Presi by two separate dIUg rn;-ests of a high ,m1ine, otl1e1wise known a, ice. dent. Justice Minister and cunent id you know that a non made for housing, food, or any other ex Accrn-ding to Tia Belau, n.u-cotic Ngaraard traditional chief ; i official and a government employee resident worker has a right penses unless it is provided in the Employ related to tl1e second top official of tl1e officers led by Sgt Xavier Ngi1meong M~1drengebuked Thomas land. tJ1e TiaBelau 1cprn1ed in iLsAug. observed the trnnsaction between Remcngesau. to have his or her pass ment Contract approved by the Director of : ---·. ~~"'-'' ::-::.""~~~ 23-Sept. 6 issue. TaL,uo ,md Mruy,mn Raga on 11mrs Leon works for the government ,L, The anesL, were made in the wake day eveningatabout6:40p.m. tl1rough tl1e Administrative Officer for the port, employment contract, and work Labor? ACCORDION of the recent p:1,sagc of the tough anti tlie window of Sakura Restaurant lo Bu1-eau of Resources ,md D.:velop 1 dIUg Jaw, whichw:1,cnacteda,a1-esult cated cctween tl1e frnrner Royal P,tlau ment under Di1-ector Demic Otobed. permit in his or her possession at all SHUTTERS ' oftl~e 1,m1pant dIUg use and u-affick Hotel and tJ1e old hospit,tl across the In scp;u:1te hemings on Aui,'Usl 15, times? If the brochure doesn't have the answers PANEL ing tl1al reached m1 epidemic propx Asahi Su11Jium. TaL,uowa,;1,-;cssed $20,CXXlbail bond tion in the community em·Iy this yc,u·. 'll1cy moved in when Mm)'Wlll while Leon was gi venS5,(XXlm,h bail to your questions about Living Quarters, call SHUTTERS Tia Belau n:portcd that OEK Bud h.u1dcd the two items to TaL,uo, ,uid or $1 O,CXXl b,til bond. "n1e bonds for get Consultant am! Airai hamlet ,mcsled him, Tia Bclau 1c1J011Cd. tJ1e two have ccen executed mid tl1ey Did you know that a nonresident worker's 664-2010 CALL FOR A FREE ESTIMATE, NOW (Ngetkib) Chief Tcchedib Tatsuo It said TaL,uo w,Ls lake·n into cus have cccn rebL-;cd aw;titing rnrnign Km11ingakas:m!.! w:L,:u1estcd l,L,LAU!!. tody until tl1c next day when tl1c Attor ments. contract cannot be changed without the 14 alic;. he ac~ptcd from a Filipi1~) ney Gcne1~1! 'sOffice lilcd incmm two According to cou11 documents, VISIT US AT: 3.~SE',IE'H WAREHOUSE ACROSS SAIPAN HEALTH CLL~IC. AS LITO worker's approval and the approval of the Did you know that if a worker's employer o,:c A',I -5GG P:,I !.!O~JAY ·FRIDAY• 8 00 A\I - 12 OD NOON SATURDAY national a letter ,md a flower pol con- c1i111inal chtu-!.!cs against him for u·aJ~ Flaga mri vcd on the s;m1c night from licking ,mJ 1.;;sscs;io11 of a conuulkd M,mila ,Ls Leon. A custom oflicer, Director of Labor or his designee? does not respond to complaints, the worker subst.uicc. upon routine check, found in her lug Tia Belau continued tl1al on Aug. naoe tl1c JcttertoTabuo,md tl1eOowcr should carry complaints to the Division of I5, two criminal ch,u·gcs were al;) po~ witl1 ice. If the brochure doesn't have the answers ~ MARIANAS VISITORS BUREAU lrxlgcd in the Palau S~pn,me Coun /\lier she W,L, ;un:stcd for posses Labor within six months of when the cause against Lcon;u·d (Leon) Rcmcngcsau sion ;md importation of illeg,tl dmgs, to questions about Employment Con for complaint occurred? MARIANAS !or i1111x111:1tion ;md JX>ssession of a she told police officers that she wa, VISITORS OUR EAU ll'C. given in M:u1ila ;u1 airr,ui.: ticket to tracts, call 664-2031 /2034. Rcmcngesau W,LS ,u1csted UJXJl1 his Palau ;u1d tl 1c two items to Ix; ddivc11-:d ;u1ival Jium M.u1ilao11Au~. I.\ when lo Tatsuo by a womm1 identified ,L, If the brochure doesn't have the answers a custom onicer founJ in l;is c:my-on /\urrn:1 '"Rita'" Galuga. Did you know that a worker is entitled to AMENDED INVITATION TO BID bag a hollowed lxu·ofsoapconlitining M.uy;um ag1ced todel iv er the itcnJS to your questions about Employment Rela a sm,dl ph,tic bag with 4.7 gr,m1s or lo TaL,uo under police srnveillrn1cc, payment every two weeks, and that the tionship Complaints, call 664-2005/8 The Marianas Visitors Bureau is soliciting sealed bids from interested ICC. Tia Belau reported. IJ.:on is a younger brothc:r or Vice TaL,uo, acco1-ding to cowl docu employer must give a receipt showing the companies to provide manpower services and material supplies for Pn:sidcnt Tommy Remcngesau ;md a ments, had been under su1vcill;mcc. construction of pavilions and toilet facilities for the island of Rota. Bid total number of hours worked, total gross Did you know that an employer is required specifications may be obtained at the Marianas Visitors Bureau Main Palau receives $3M share in compensation, date of payment, and pay to pay all of a worker's medical expenses, Office in San Jose, between the hours of 7:30 a.m. through 4:30 p.m., period covered? The worker should re including the cost of referral and evacua Monday through Friday, starting August 25, 1997. Continental Micronesia sale PALAU is one of the beneficia The I ,, \ I<• I•' f', ·-· \ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1997 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-13 12-MARlANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-WEDNESDAY- SEPTEMBER HLICJ97 ------·---·----~- - Spencer;-r~j~~t-titie for Diana Diana's bodyguard regains Lawyers want out LOI\'DON (AP) - Hours. after • Rangel introduces Princess Diana's funeral. Buckingham P:tlaccconsidered re- CO nsc1• ousness , 1• s recovenng of Paula Jones case storing. her H.R.H. designation, but By JAMES JEFFERSON the CcL'ie in coun. her family said she wouldn't have By Elaine Ganley Polia: me eager to question Recs couple said. UTILE ROCK, Arkansas (AP) - In 111c lawyc1s' n:quest towithd1·aw. Clinton's plan Jones about the cra.~h tliat also killed Recs-Jones was admitted to the hos asignoftunnoil among her auviscrs, after weeks of infom1al scttlemrnt ms w:1J1ted to~ known after her death PARIS (AP) - Tiic bo 18-Mfl.RIANAS~ 6_RIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-WEDNESDAY- SEPTEMBER 10, 199')___1_7'.______WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1997-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND YIEWS-19 Saipan Cable TV 5:00AM-4:00PM Wednesday TV Wednesday TV 5:0DPM-4:30AM Saipan Cable TV 58 Delivery Room 49 Pettlooat Junction· Slloom 32 SWAT Kats: The Radical Squadron 47 CNBC Programming (1 h} . Travelers TV SAIPAN LOG 7:01 54 House Doctor 34 Whose Line Is It Anyway? - Comedy 48 10 WorldNews 49 HIii Blues - Orama (CC) 15 SHO: MOVIE: The Righi Connecllons 1997 5 Salpan Mabuhay Ir h) 47 CNBC Programming (lh} 52 Sarimanok Nerwork News (fh} 18 MOVIE· Orama 111' Peyton Place 195i (3h} 55 Essence or Emeril 36 Wedding Story Street Crime 12 In Care Nalure (30m) 7:30 37 Quincy 50 Hart to Hart· Adventure (th35m) 7 Jeopardy! (30ml 48 Discover Magazine· Science 54 Gj!rdener's Journal or · 5AM . 9:35 11:35 19 Senate At Work 8 ICN: Arabic News 11 Have A Good Day! (55m} 38 Siar Trek: Deep Space Nine (th} 52 SarlmanokNetwork News (LNel(1hl 17 MAX: MOVIE (( The Wolves 1995(PG-13- a ICN: Vle1narnese Drama 49 Bosom Buckfles. Sltoom 14 Goo!Troop (CC} 53 WIidhorse Saloon th28m} 10 World News 50 NYPD Blue, Crime Drama (CC) 3 Lale Show (CCI 20 Cops· Reality (CC} 39 Retlr'ous catalogue 4 Tonight Show (CC) 22 Music Videos· Variety 3 CBS Morning News (CC} 19 Valierite 10AM 46 Rea Wes! 54 Gardener's Journal 20 Round the Twist (CC) 11 News Al 6:00 P.M. (Sm} 51 Shopplog Channel (2h) 5 Saipan Mabuhay (lh) 20 Bobby's World (OC} CNBC Programming (lh) 55 Grillin' & Chlllin' 24 Where In Time Is carmen Sandlego? 12 Bingo 8-0nanza (Live) (th30m) 53 Dukes of Hazzard. Adventure 7 Nlghtllne (30m} 23 Action: Eagle Squad 47 11:45 7 World News This Morning (30m) 22 Summer Jams· Rap Interior Mollves 60 Cable Karaoke (2h} 26 Big Date 13 Hoy Glslng 54 Room !or Change 25 Bob Newhart - Sitcom 48 11 Who'sWholnAsla(f5m} 8 KRCA: KTAN News 1.MBC News Desk) (3U111', 24 SIO"llime (CC) 3 The Price Is Righi (1h} 49 Green Acres' Sitcom • 2:15 29 Pop-Up Video· Rock 14 DISN: MOVI~ ((( The Arlstocats 1970 (G- 55 Essence cl Emeru 26 U.S. Open Tennis (Repeal) (CCJ (1h) 10 World Headlines 25 Looney Tunes 4 In Person Wilh Maureen O'Boyle II hi 50 Life Goes On· Orama (CC) 16 TMC: MOVIE I Speed Zone! t989 (PG-1h32m} 32 Bugs & Daffy 1h18m}(CCJ 56 Hawaii Flve-O • Crime Orama 31 Designing Women· Sitcom (CC} 19 Teysi Ng Tahanan 26 Slreel Sharks (CC} 5 Saipan Mabuhay (1 hi 53 Aleene's Cralls 32 Super Adveatures 36 Hometlme ·Decks" ·PJatlonn· 19 Hoy Glslng (Live} 9:01 MIDNIGHT 32 Bugs & Dally 20 Mask 29 Crossroads - Varietv 7 ca"II And Marilyn: Real Friends 11 h) 54 Decorating With Siyle 2:25 38 Quack Pack (30m} 20 Cops - Reality (CC) 18 MOVIE - Drama II(' Pe:;,on Plare t 957 (3h} 34 MOVIE· Comedy I The Naked Truth 1992 (2",) 22 Music Videos· Variety 30 Goll Cenlral (Repeal) (30ml 8 ICN: SBS Documentary (Korean) 55 Taste 11 ICanDoltMysell!(15mJ 40 World's Strongest Man Competlllon 1996 25 Doug (CC) 35 MOVIE. Science Fiction 1· Oeslnoy All Mon 36 48 50 54 55 Paid Program 1 sters! 1968(1h58m} 5 Saipan Mabuhay (1h} 24 Bloomberg Morning News 31 Daily Workoul 10 World News 56 Rescue 911 (CC) 2:29 (Repeal} (30ml 29 Midnight Special· Rock 8 KRCA: Little Saigon TV News (Vielnamese} 37 Miss Marple 9:30 25 D,ck Van Dyke· Sitcom 32 Woody Woodpecker 12 Jim Henson's Animal Show (30ml 58 Oeli~ery Room 35 Beyond Reality· Horror 52 Slya Ug Ako Sa Kangllngll (30ml 31 Intimate Portrait • Profile (CC) (30m) 36 Human Nature (1 h) 26 Bloomberg Information Television 34 59 Paid Program 14 Mickey's Mouse Tracks (CC} 59 BRV: MOVIE ((( Memoirs of a River 1989 . 2:30 54 New Yankee Workshop 32 Tom and Jerry 4 Men Behaving Badly (30m} 39 WayHonne 7 Ellen (30m) 10 World News 29 Soul of VH1 - Rhythm and blues 35 Stingray 19 Al & P iReplay} 60 Gat>le Karaoke (2h} HBO: MOVIE II Big Bully 1996 IPG-lh33m) 56 Animal Adventures "World ol Birds" 34 DallyShow 11 NHK News Al 11 P.M. (35m) 40 Surfing (Repeal) (30m) 8 ICN: English Program (30ml 30 31 34 35 48 50 55 56 59 Paid Program 36 Wisdom of !he Gnomes 20 Gordon Ellioll 12:01 (CC) 4:58 36 Survival In the Sky - lnvestlgaUve 12 Salpan Cable News (Repeal} [30m} 46 Weapons at War ·combat Camera· 32 Smur1s 40 Bodyshaping 22 Music Videos - Variety 18 MOVIE - Comedy((' Stowaway 1936 (th30m} 8 ICN: Andaz Zee TV (Hind,) (30m} 35 Six MIiiion Dollar Man· Sc~noo Fiction 37 Law & Order • Crime Drama (CC) 12 Guam Cable News (Tuesday Ed!ion} (th} 47 CNBC Programming (lh) 36 Wisdom ol the Gnomes 23 Action: Urban Rangers MAX: MOVIE((' Eraser 1996 (Repeal}(lh55m) 13 The World Tonight 54 You're Home 12:05 10 Insight 38 The Sentinel (1 h) 17 15 SHO: MOVIE((' Candyman: Farewell to the 49 Hogan's Heroes· Sitoom 39 Miracles ol the Eucharist 24 Sesame Street (CC} 55 Chel du Jour 11 Japan's Famous Mountains (1 Om) 12 Buck Slag horn's Animal Bites (30ml 39 Our Fathers Plan (CC) Flesh 1995 (Repeal) (th34m} 56 700 Club 4{J Flex Appeal 25 Busy World ol Richard (CC} 7:45 Scarry 12:15 19 Midday Report (Live} 40 Auto Racing (Taped} (2h} 25 Monkees • Comedy Nonstop Country 46 Classroom 26 Facts ol Lile· Sitcom 19 Stock Market 58 HBO: MOVIE 11 Bingo 1991 (PG-1 h30m) (CC) 11 All Around Japan (15ml 20 Paid Program 46 Weapons at War· History 32 Flintstones (CCI 20 S\range Universe· Reality 60 Cable Karaoke (2h) 47 CNBC Programming (1 h:1 29 New Videos· Rock 15 SHO: MOVIE ((( Analomy of a Murder 1959 25 Tiny Toon Adventures Action News Al 5:00 (30m) 47 CNBC Programming (I h} 38 Cops (30m) 49 Petticoat Junclion · Sitcom 31 Handmade by Design 4 Channel Four News (1 h} 23 Kakalbang Karisma 2:01 16 TMC: MOVIE((' Hero 1992 (PG, 13-1 h56m} 32 Real Advenlures of Jonny Quesl 48 Lincoln· Drama 39 Mensa)e. 24 Bench - Profile (CC) 18 MOVIE - Comedy 11' Stowaway l936 (1h3Dm) 51 Shopping Channel \2h1 · 8AM . · .32 .New SCooby Doo Movies 5 Salpan Mabuhay (1h} 49 Flip Wilson - Variety 12:25 34 Make Me Laugh 49 Addams Family • Sitcom 25 Odd Couple - Sitcom (CC) 2:05 54 Rooms 1or Improvement 35 Voyage lo the Bollom ol lhe Sea 14 Circle Time 7 Eyewitness News (th) 50 Miami Vice· Crime Drama (CC} 52 TV Patrol Zamboanga (1 h) 36 Home Pro 8 ICN: World Report News (Mandarin} (30m} 26 Big Easy - Crime Orama (CC} 4 .NBC News NlghlSide 5:01 3 This Morning I' hi 36 Homeworks 12:30 38 Bananas In Pajamas (30ml 51 Shopping Channel (2h) 54 ln\eriors by Design 5 Saipan Mabuhay (lhJ 10 World News 29 Crossroads. Variety 2:07 18 MOVIE. 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MOVIE II(( Rashomon f95D (1h28m} 19 P & A 36 48 54 Paid Program 2:30 5:20 14 Chip 'n' Dale Rescue Rangers (CC} 49 Thal Girl - Sitcom 13 Ang Alamat NI Snow While (Sublrtledl 58 Delivery Room 9:45 19 ·Annaluna 20 Saved by the Bell - Sitcom (CC) 37 Biography HBO: MOVIE: lrresislible Impulse 19% 15 SHO: MOVIE I' Race (he Sun 1996 (PG·lh39m) 50 Oynasly - Orama 14 New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh (CC} 2:40 59 BRV: MOVIE ((( Memoirs of a River 1989 (NR- 11 TokyoNews(/5rn) 38 Jerry Springer ( 1h) 5:30 20 Bobby's World (CC} 53 Wildhorse Saloon 24 BIii Nye the Science Guy (CC) 2h27m) (Subtilled} /Repeal) (1h46m! 2() Paid Program 11 Children's English Lesson: Fun With English 25 Are You Afraid of the Dark? (CC} 39 Molher Angelica Encore 3 CBS Morning News (CC) 22 Popular Videos People Prefer· Varie1y 54 Joy of Gardening 22 Music From Motel ca111ornla • Variety 115ml 7:05 40 LIiiie League World Series (Repeal).(111) 10 Q& A 23 Comedy: Where O'Girls Are 26 Saved by the Bell: The New Class· Sitcom . 10 PM 12 Animals A,Z (1h} 4 NBC News al Sunrise (CC} 55 Cooking Monday to Friday 24 Mister Rogers (CC} 2:55 11 Local Reports (25m) 46 Year by Year "1966' 7 Eyewitness News ;JOm) 24 Lamb Chop's Play-Along (CC) 56 700 Club 29 Hard Rock Live· Rock 16 TMC: MOVIE(((' Body Heal 1981 (Repeal) 20 Rear Stories of the Highway Patrol· Realitv 25 Blue's Ctues 11 Let's Meet The Animals (Sm} 3 48 Hours - Investigative (CC) 47 CNBCProgramming llh} a Paid Program 26 Mighty Max (CC} 58 Big Tickel 31 15 SHO: MOVIE II Old Explorers 1990 (PG-1h31m} · 30 Paid Program (th53m} (CC} 25 Monkees • Comedy Main l';llredlent 31 Golden Girls· Sitcom (CC) 4 Law & Order - Crime Drama (CC) 49 Petticoat Junction· Sitcom 10 World RepM 29 Grealesl Hils ol Music Video· Rock 59 BRV: MOVIE ((( The Shoollng Party 32 Super rlends 2:59 7:30 50 NYPO Blue. Crime Drama (CC} 31 36 48 50 54 55 Paid Program 30 Goll Cenlral [Repeal) (30m) 32 Johnny Bravo 5 SalpanMabuhay (1h} 19 Philippines Tonight 60 Gable Karaoke (2h) 34 Tracey Ullman· Comedy 35 Incredible Hulk· Adventure 2 HBO: MOVIE II' Dr. Jekyll and Ms. Hyde 1995 55 Chef du Jour 39 Scriplural Rosa"I 20 Masked Aider (CC} 31 What Every Baby Knows (CC} 10:01 36 Exlreme Machines (Repeal) (lhl (PG-13-1 h32m) (CC) 7 Prlmetlme Live (1 h} 40 Ullimale Softball (Repea111JOm1 36 Weddl~ S\ory 37 New Mike Hammer 8 KRCA: Super Music (Mandarin} (30m) 56 Carson's Comedy Classics 24 Humanities Through !he Arts 32 Bugs & Dally 18 MOVIE. Adventure 111· Stanley and Living 39 Rosary n the Holy Land 3 Pearl (30m} 49 Phil Silvers 34 Dr. Kalz, Professional Therapist - Comedy 38 Hangln' With Mr. Cooper (30m} 10 World News Asia 60 Cable Karaoke (2h} 25 Mr. Wizard's World (CC) stone 1939 (2h) 48 srart to Finish 4 Access Hollywood (30ml 12:01 2:35 29 New Videos - Rock 35 Transformers 10:15 39 Mother Angelica Encore 11 NHK News Al 9 P.M. (Japanese Wilh English 49 Phil Silvers 7 Wheel 01 Fortune (30m} NBC NighlSide (30"' J 46 Newsreels to Nightly News: A History Sublilles) (30m) 18 MOVIE- Adventure Ill' Slanley and Living, 30 31 34 48 50 55 56 59 Paid Program 36 Swamp Criflers ol Losl Lagoon 10 American Edition 54 You're Home 3 Guiding Light (CC) B ICN: Ral News (llahan) (30m} 37 Columbo 47 CNBC Programming (1h) 15 Dead Man's Gun. WeSlern s\one 1939 [2h) 32 Smu~s 15 SHO: MOVIE[(' Boy on a Dolphin 55 Essence of Emeril 4 Leeza 1o World Report 35 Seaques\ DSV - Science Ficlion (CC} 35 lns,de Space - Science (CC) 38 Animals A-Z (th) 10:20 5 Salp!n Mabuhay (ih} 48 Wild Discover'/ "The 819 Wei· 11 Whiz-Kids TV (15m} 19 S\ock Market 3At.1 .. 12:45 20 FIX: The Series· Adventure 12:05 36 Madison's Adventures Growing Up Wild ·Fish 39 Image ol Goe 16 TMC: MOVIE Ill An A~air to Remember ,, T.V. calisthenics (IDm} 7 The Oprah Wlnlrey Show (1h} 49 Mannix· Crime Orama 20 Access Hollywood - Enlertalnmenl News (CC) 40 Gotta Sweal 50 A-Team - Adventure (CC) 22 Real World. Reality (CC) Poljticaly Incorrect (30m) 39 Our Lady in Scripture & Tradition 10:30 8 ICN: ATV Drama (Cantonese) (30m) 22 Singled Ou\ 5 Saip;m Mabuhay 1' 111) 39 Papllf Audience 51 Shopping Channel (2h) 23 Action: Manong Gang 12:15 40 Bocyshaping 46 MOVIE - Drama (II Family ol Spies: The Walker 10 Q&A 12:55 10 World News 24 Bench - Frofile (CC} 16 TMC: MOVIE ill 10 1979 (Repeal! 121121111 ACROSS 40 From-- Dudley awaits NBA appeal Z Answer to Previous Puzzle 1 Furniture 41 Large bird By Bob Baum According to the arbitrator, the $13 million by opting out of the final The Blazers won't even acknowl style 42 Fears happy. He felt vindicated. It's an 5 Big - ( clock) 45 Resting PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) - Arbi important victory, not only. for him Blazers agreed to sign Dudley for thieeyearsofhis Portland contract, edge that the trade wa~ in the works. 8 Strtke across (2 wds.) trator Kenneth Darn on Monday de but for the Players Association." $I. I 3 million, then trade him to the wound up re-signing with the TcamspokesmanJohnChristen.sen the face 49 Bad 12 Ms. Pinkett 50 "-the nied a request by Chris Dudley ,md The issue now will go before a Knicks, reportedly as part ofa three Blazers for the league minimum would say only that the Blazers had 13 Lyric poem season .. ." the NBA Players Association to al three-person arbitration panel to make team deal with Toronto that would of $272,250. received the ruling and were review 14 Actress Skye 52 Dog's ing it Team president Bob Whitsitt 15 MacGraw, nemesis low his a·ade totheNew York Knicks the final decision on whether the rrade send a first-round draft pick to Port As part of his mling, Darn said el al. 53 "-Man" to go through while the league ap should be valid. Both sides must agree land. Dudley should be paid the origi did not return calls to his Seattle and 16 "Born in the 54 Brooklyn ending peals Dam's ruling from tl1e p1evious on who serves on the panel, meaning When the NBA blocked the trade, nal $1.13 million that was of Prntland offices. 17-Lisa 55 Consumer day. • ·a resolution could be seveml weeks the Blazers had to reduce theiroffer fered. Bill Hunter, executive director of 18 Olympian 56 "Back in the Still, Dudley's agent says there is away. to Dudley to have room to sign free NBA spokesman Chris Brienza the NBA Players Association, said Mary Lou - 20 "Mad About 57 Digits (abbr.) no doubt the backup center will The NBA had contended in the agent' Brian Grant to a seven-year said the league would not com Dam ruled tliat the Blazers "have You" slar 58 Chaney, becomeamemberoftheKnicksifthe arbitration bcaiingthatthetradewould deal worth between $56 million and ment on the mling because the entered into a binding sign-and-trade 22 - of the line et al. Guido's high latest ruling in his favor holds up on circumvent the leab'Ue's salruy cap $63 million. Dudley, who gave up case remains unresolved. agreement with respect to Dudley." 23 8-13© 1997 United Fca1ure Synd1c;i1e note DOWN appeal. and open the door for other free 24 Portions was taken by. telephone from Aug. 22- also would play in the same division, · 27 Eating 1 Slightly open 5 Grow by 9 Anita - The NBA and the Po1tland Trail agents to· take same route. An Evans leaps and - 10 Ms. Meara MLB ... 31 bylCRofMedia,Pa.Rcsultshavea a~ would the Los Angeles Dodgers 31 Swiss river 2 Blazers, the team that re-signed Dudley and the Players Associa 32 Chinese 3 Mine 6 Marinaro and 11 Bose or aniou Continued from page 24 margin of sampling eimr of plus or and Anaheim Angels. Other pairings Harris 19 Individual Dudley this summer, were keeping tion had contended that Dudley, as a pagoda entrance night broadcasts on the East Coast minus 3.7 rx:rcentagc points. would include San FranciscoGiants 33 - engine 4-of 7 Approached 21 Mr. Wallach quiet Monday about the ramifica re-signedfrceagem,shouldbeableto 24 Depressed 37 Gem weighls ceremonies 8 Ape and early-evening telecasts on the Many fans said they supported Oakland Athletics, Montreal Expos 25 "Bali-" tions of Sunday's ruling. The ruling take his "Lany Bird rights" to New 26 Metric validatedtheproposedtradeofDudley York with him. Those 1ights allow a West Coast But most fans said they realignment because it would help TorontoBlueJays, Kansa.~City Roy measure don't care when they see games on create regional rivalries. als-St. Louis Cardinals, Florida Mar 28 Call - -- -to the Knicks under terms that would team to re-sign a free agent at any day allow New York to give him a huge amount regardless of the salruy cap. television. Underthemdical plan being pushed Iins-TampaBay Devil RaysandTexas 29 - King Cole pay mise after one season. l11at would allow the Knicks to re Just 20 percent said the TV factor by acting commissioner Bud Selig Rangers-Houston Asu-os. 30 - station Fo1ty percent of the fans said they 34 Popeye, for "It was a clean sweep," Dudley's sign Dudley after this season for a makes them more supportive of re andrealignrnentcommitteechairrnan PEANUTS® by Charles M. Schulz one agent, Dan Fegan, said. "Chris is hefty pay raise. alignment, 22 percent said it makes John Harrington, the New York Mets like the plan more because of its 35 And so on ·and Yankees would play in the san1e geogrnphic pairings. Seventeen per (Lalin abbr.) them less supportive and 57 percent I Tf-JiNK ,W( DAD 5A'rS / OF COURSE. ONE 36 "- - Space" Guerrero and former Finance said it makes no difference. division and face each other many cent said the pairings made them less 37 Stops WE 1-1.:\VE A WE C1\N'T ..\FF ORD,, / OF YOUR 6ROTI-IERS Hocog: . . secretary Antonio R. Cabrera The poll of 686 adults who said they times. supportiveand42percentsaiditmade 38 Oly. were baseball fansorsomewhatof a fan The Chicago Cubs and White Sox no difference. PROB-EM.. TO J:EED I EAT~ MnOt~oTJ-IAN) 39 Regrerful Continued from page 3 to NM C's board of regents. r------,---- T.-\ REE DO 6 5 .. 1 42 Lima's locale 43 Birds The two are among the Ill 7 0~ ~.~ 44 Bites lightly "What if the governor now governor's key and loyal sup Johnny Damon, who had a career Seattle first. Griffey scored from third •,c:-:-· /~ ' I.' -· ',- ~'""'v~'-. 46 "The Sun - leaves and the It. governor, (as porters. Royals . .. high four hits, and Jay Bell singled on a double-play grounder in the \~,'~..., ·0 Rises" Continued from page 24 ~' '( ;-, 47 Witnessed acting govemor), decides to with Meanwhile; Tenorio said, he ahead of Davis' toweling home run sixth. 48 Hearing draw the governor's choices is still looking for a Carolin put him on base. Jn the eighth. in the bottom of the first that made it Pitt,ley went five inings and gave ;4-D ·~ '5 I I organs 51 Simpson and put back the three? ian nominee. Haney retired him on a pop foul. 3-1. It was Damon's first game back up just three hits and one run with judge While G1iffey failed to connect, from a three-game suspension for three walks and three stJikeouts. ~R£_ __ .__, _ __._ _ __. "Good thing (Lt. Gov. Jesus In a letter last week to C. Borja) is more serious than Santos, Taitano and Schwarz, three Royals did, including Chili chargingthemoundagainstSt Louis. Olivmes la,ted 2 2-3 innings, with (the governor). but what if Tenorio said he does not con Davis, whose three-run shotoffOmm· In the third, Bell doubled and Davis seven hits and seven m11S, o~e walk STELLA \XIILDER something like that happened sider them responsible for Olivares (6-10) put his season total at was walked intentionally before King and one suikeout. in the future?" NMC's current problems. 29 and matched his career high. Jeff hita3-l pitch into the Seattle bullpen G1iffey, who hit 49 homers a yem· by Dick Rogers Manglona added that the He said many of the King also hit a three-run home 111n for his 22nd homer. ago, has seven home nms in bis hl-;t YOUR BIRTHDAY KidS~~ governor's new nominees to co liege' s problems are under and Rod Myers added a solo shot as Myers followed with his first homer seven games and nine in 14. The son NMC's board of regents can, the immediate control ofNMC the Royals snapped a three-game los of the year, giving the Royals a 7-1 offo1mermajor-leaguerKen Griffey THE~ for exumple, vote for the president Agnes M. ing stJeak. lead. Sr. has 11 games left in the Seanle TI-IIS IS FOR YOU 7EACJ.IERS. 71--/E ouster of the NMC president, McPhetres. Myers added a two-111n single in Joey Cora walked and scored on Kingdome, where he's hit 24 this By Stella Wilder To see what is in store for you prove unusually supportive today. NEXT TIME YOUR SnxJENT A5k'S which will be legal and bind But the board, he added, can the ninth to make it 9-2. Edgar Martinez' infield out in the year. Born today, you are someo~e tomorrow, find your birthday and This may be a pennanent change! YOU n.llS, YOU'LL I--IAVE Tl-IE PER ing even if the nominees were not continue lo rubber stamp whom others always look up to m read the corresponding para PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) f:ECT REsPON'SE. 70 LEARN YOLR times of trouble. for vou are able to graph. Let your birthday star be - Your day is likely to be filled ANSvl/ER, OLIER EACl--1 PUZZLE eventually rejected by the Sen the decisions of NMC's ad The 6-foot-4 shooting guard outside scoring threat. He· has approach even the ·most difficult your daily guide. with engaging and invigorating LETTER, WRITE n-lE LETTER 71--JAT ate. ministrator,. Jazz... has averaged 14.9 points and 5.1 averaged 15.3 points per game situations with confidence, and in THURSDAY, SEPT. 11 conversation of all kinds. What you 4PPE4RS BeFORE IT IN Tl-IE 4LPJ-JABEr. Noting that the governor did When told in an interview Continued from page 24 give you'll get back in abundance' assists in the NBA. Originally a since joining the Jazz and has a calm. controlled manner. The VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22)_ - not request the Senate to with that it was McPhetres who rec worid may be crumbling at your You are heading for somethmg - AJUES (March 21-April 19) - unrestricted free agent. he never late second-rnund draft pick out missed only one game in 3 112 teel. but vou arc: to be found stand vou were best to avoid, but in or You mustn't let someone else's draw the three's nominations, ommended the three's reap seriously entertained other offers. of Iowa State in 1986, Homacek seasons. i:ig ea,;i],· amid the rubble. figuring -der to do so vou must anticipate caution hold you back todav. If vou Manglona said the Senate pointment to then acting gov feel confident and readv. there is He mid his frm1ily live year-round became an All-Star during six Homacek also has averaged riit ouite efiecli\'elv how best to events ~nd forestall developments. should vote for confirmation. ernor 13orja, Tenorio said the r,_·a~semble the pieces and make LIBH..-\ '''. 24-MARIANAS V~RIETY NEWS_AND VIEWS-WEDNESDAY- SEPTEMBER 10, 1997 Patriots off to fast start By Howard Ulman little strange to sec this kind of FOXBORO, Mass. (AP) ~One attention so fast. .. of the best starts in Patriots his There was little talk of Drew trn-y is being overshadowed by B Iedsoe 's second consecutive one of the most acrimonious fin game with four touchdown passes ishes - last season· s departure of and no interceptions. Or of the Bill Parcells. defense's five sacks of Jim New England is one of six un Harbaugh that brought its total to beaten iean;s. lts 72 points are the nine. Or of Curtis Martin's 121 most in the NFL. The 13 it's al mshing yards. lowed are the fewest. And Pete Carroll did point out that the Cairnll is their first coach to win Patriots were far from perfect his first two games. against Indianapolis. But less than 24 hours after a "We 're just getting started," he 31-6 victory at Indianapolis gave said. "We 're so early in our growth the Patriots only the third 2-0 that there's so many areas that we record in their 38 seasons, the can improve on. That's an excit emphasis shifted to the much-an: ing part of where we are right ticipated return of Parcells, as now. coach of the New York Jets, for "There were a lot of mistakes Sunday night's game at Foxboro and a lot of things that we shud From left, Saipan Youth Bowling League President Nobert Diaz and officer Jack Muna accept a $1,000 donation from Saipan Rotary President David Burger at a meeting yesterday. Photo by Lalla c. Younis Stadium. der at the thought of what hap ··It's just been building mo pened on that field (Sunday) and mentum and momentum up to we got away with it because of this point," Patriots linebackerTed our intensity or because a guy ·Royals down Mariners Johnson said Monday. "That is a Continued on page 2"3 SGAAce of Month By Doug Tucker four-game series at Minnesota KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP)- to become the 15th man to hit THE SAIPAN Golfers Asso Ken Griffey Jr. still needs I I 50, reached base his first three ciation is inviting all SGA f home runs, but now he has just plate appearances with a walk, Jazz sign Hornacek members to participate in the (l 18 games to get them. a single and a hit-by-pitch. tj upcoming "Ace of the Month" The Seattle centerfielder, 11 Withthesparsecrowdcheer- !·i Tournament scheduled for this ' homers from matching Roger ing him every at-bat, Griffey i:1 to a new 2-year deal coming Saturday, September . Maris' major-league record of walked on four straight pitches r,i ~ 13. By Greg Beacham agents at the end of last season, :: 61, failed to go deep Monday and later singled off starter Jim iA SALT LAKE CITY (AP) - only 12th man Stephen Howard The Tournment will be held ~ night during a 9-2 loss to Kan- Pittsley (4-7). In the sixth, left- ~:J at the Marianas Country Club, As expected, the Utah Jazz on left the team. 1sas City. hander Chris Haney's 2-1 pitch IJ Monday re-signed free agent "The only regret we have SGA said in a news release. 4 '1 1 Griffey, who homered four grazed him on the shoulder and ~i guard Jeff Homacek to a two about Jeff is that we didn't draft Tee off time will start f year contract. him," Jazz vice president of bas promptly at 6:07 a.m. c:~~~:~~°.!!:;:~:=~~~-~~nti~-~~~.:"p:e "It was a simple matter," ketball operations Scott Layden All interested members are 2~JJ Hornacek said. "I knew where I said of the I I-year NBA vet advised to please report to the wanted to play and where my eran. ''He's typical of what this golf course before 5:45 a.m. 1997 Bud.light Dart League family wanted to live." organization is all about." for pairing. Team Standings as of September 8, 1997 Terms of the contract were "Everybody knows that the If you need more infonnation Masters Division Win Loss Pct not disclosed. Homacek, 34, re Jazz stick with their guys," please contact Ray "Boomerang" Lite Beer 24 9 73 Pacam Bad Boyz 17 portedly earned $2.4million last Diaz at tel. no. 322-6581. 16 52 Hornacek said. "You know that S.S.R. Shooters 13 20 39 season. - if you put your heart on the Mom's Bad Boyz 12 21 36 Hornacek's signing keeps the court, you'll be part of a win Basketball tryouts A Division: Western Conference champi ning team." Oleal Beach Rest. 27 0 82 ons essentially intact. Although Although Hornacek was an THERE will be an All-Star Plas-Tag Attack 15 7 68 six Utah players became free Continued on page 23 Basketball open try-outs for No!ac Dart Busters 12 10 55 any intereted player for the RC 9 13 41 1998 Micronesian Games to Rudy's Dart Shockers 13 20 39 be held August next year. Perfect Seting Diamonds 6 16 27 MtB;:,_faris supporting Dart Vaders 6 16 27 All interested player(s) are B Division: asked to come to the Ada Gym Oleai Beach White Trash 16 6 73 bas,~ball. re~lignµtent - Track and Field this Wednesday, STS Alas 8 3 73 September 10 at 5:30 p.m. Oleai Beach Bums 18 15 55 By Ronald Blum Cally. Upon selection, the all-star Team Red Dog 12 10 55 NEW YORK (AP) - Baseball Y ct, 48 percent said ending the team will also participate in Gesaram Dartbusters 7 15 32 fans support realignment by a 2- traditional distinction between NL the upcoming Marpac Island Team SGS '8' 5 17 22 to- I margin. even though many and AL teams makes them like C Division: Wi dc Men's Basketball Mom's Bad Company have reservations about losing a the plan less. And just 12 percent 9 2 82 League 1997. Rudolpho's Dartaholics 21 century of tradition that distin- · 12 64 said blurring the AUNL distinc Players from Rota and Tinian Team scs ·c· 11 11 50 guished the American and Na tion is one of the reasons they arc welcome to join. Angus Beef Eaters 8 14 36 tional leagues, a nationwide As favor the plan, which owners will Eligibility Requirement: Oleai Dart Tarts 6 16 27 sociated Press poll shows. consider when they meet in At •Must be a CNMI Resident Mixed Doubles Divisio11~ Bobbie & Dina /! Fifty-four percent or those lanta from Sept. 16-18. •Live in the CNMI for 4 con- 26 7 79 polled favored the plan that would Owners say geographic realign secutive years. Steve & Cassie 26 7 79 switch as many as I 5 major league ment would eliminate most games Joe & Marice! 14 8 64 •Active BANMI player Sheila & Mike teams between the AL and NL, in which teams play out of their 8 14 36 If you have any questions please John &Sam 5 with 27 percent opposed to re 17 23 time zones, which creates late- come to the Ada Gym on Wednes Wayne &Jean 7 26 . 21 shuffling the leagues gcographi- Contim.ied-on pciige 23 day or see Ray Lizama Tom & Carol 2 9 18 t}Jarianas %rietr~ Micronesia's Leading Newspaper Since 1972 P 0. Box 23 l Saipon, MP 96950 • Tel. (670) 234-634 l • 7578 • 9797 Fox: (670) 234-927 l ··-:X';~.\ .\-•, ------...:..J.l,....L.___ _ "