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By Ferdie de la Torre otherwise known as hemorrhagic demic occurred in American Sa­ The signs and symptoms, Variety News Staff conjunctivitis. moa where half of the entire is­ Khorram said, include redness of THE DEPARTMENT of Public He said they started seeing per­ land population got infected. one eye then the other, burning, Health Services has warned the sons infected with pinkeye com­ The medical director said pink­ itching, irritation, and gritty feel­ public. of a pinkeye outbreak ing to CHC last week in what eye spreads easily and rapidly ing. which has reportedly been affect­ could be the first pinkeye out­ throughout the community The doctor pointed out that no ing many people in the CNMI. break in the Commonwealth in through "hand to eye to hand con­ specific treatment is available. Dr. K. David Khorram, medi­ years. tact." Pinkeye like a cold lasts about cal director for the Center for Eye The spread could be attributed He explained it is an inflammas one week then goes away._ Disease at the Commonwealth due to many travelers here, tion or redness on the white part of "There is no need to see a doc­ Health Center, told the Variety Khorram said. the eyes that have some blood tor unless the vision is getting bad yesterday that they have seen daily He said he learned that there are under the conjunctiva caused by or if symptoms last longerthan I 0 several types of virus like days," he said. three to four persons, mostly also pinkeye cases in Guam now. ~c-o-nt=in_u_e_d,..._o_n_p_a_g_e 6 adults, infected with pinkeye. In 1986, he said a similar epi- picomaviris. Khorram said they are expect­ ing more people out in the com­ Dr. K. David Khorram munity suffering from the ailment . Candidates' motion fails to delay Palau primary By Mar-Vic C. Munar Variety News Staff THE SUPREME Court of Palau has paved the way for the holding of the presidential primary election today, after denying a request of two presidential candidates for its postponement. The high court issued the order yesterday acting on a joint complaint filed by candidates Yutaka M. Gibbons and Johnson Toribiong. . The two candidates, in seeking the postponement of the sched­ uled primary, raised several issues against administration candi­ dates President Kuniwo Nakamura and his running mate Vice President Tommy Remengasau including nepotism and improper ballot specimen .. Named respondents in the case were the Palau government, Election Commission and Hisae Obichang Brei, an· election commission member who is a second cousin of Nakamura. Gibbons and Toribiong had sought the ouster of Brei from the · election body, expressing fear that she might get impartial (or the·. administration. . · . . ... The Supreme Court, on the other hand, said the plaintiffs faile<:I .. to present any evidence or legal authority "which ·sho~s that' B.rel's relationship to the President a.lone shoulddisquaHfy her Tenorio asks if 'deficit' could pass as . continued on pag~ 6 one of·Guerrero's accomplishments Tenorio, during an interview with According to Tenorio, it may the Variety yesterday aftemoon. not be appropriate for one gover­ Male teenager complains Tenorio was responding to nor to take the credit for develop­ statements made by Guerrero dur­ ments that have occuITed over the he was raped by woman ing a recent media forum imply­ years, especially since infrastrnc­ By Ferdie de la Torre ing "he has accomplished more in ture improvements actually , Variety News Staff his four years as governor than Continued on page 6 i A 22-year-old woman allegedly sexually abused a 15-year-old boy, Tenorio did in eight." ( according to a complaint filed on Saturday at the Department of Public Guerrero made such insinu~­ t Safety. . tion when asked during his recent /: PublicSafetyinformationOfficerP02AmoldK.Semansaidthesuspect guesting at a Society of Profes­ Weather. t is from Oialan Kiya sional Journalists meeting why l Seman said no arrest was made yet as police are still investigating the voters should choose him over incident Tenorio. Outlook No other details were given in the report Apparently, such a statement Seman said he believes it is the first such complaint filed before the DPS Pete P. Tenorio did not sit well with the two-term where the suspect in a sexual abuse case is a woman. governor who faces Guerrero in a In other police report, an abandoned building in Susupe was reportedly By Rafael H. Arroyo primary come Nov. 9th for the burned down Friday night · GOP nomination. ·Seman said investigators are looking into a possible arson into the case Variety News Staff IS A $40 million deficit part of "I think it should be up to the as signs of break-in were noted people to judge my accomplish­ The building was fortnerly used as barracks for Diamond Hotel employ­ the so-called "accomplishments" of former Gov. Larry I. Guerrero? ments. They know what I did dur­ ees. ing my eight years in office and I In Susupe, the police rearrested a prisoner who allegedly escaped from This was the question raised by think the people are satisfied with Me>stly cloudy with the Detention Facility at the DPS Saturday before noon. Guerrero's opponent in the up­ · isolated' showe,s Jeffrey Sablan Basa was charged with escape. · coming Republican gubernatorial what I have done," said the former primary, former Gov. Pete P. governor. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1996-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-3 2-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-TUESDAY- SEPTEMBER 24, 1996 --~------~~~~=~=~=:.:...:.:::_~~_c___=_-=----- Tenorio exhorts feds on illegal drugs: 'j Tension at Golan Heights? , 'Go after Mexican mob sources' JERUSALEM (AP) - The govern­ Haaretz quoted the United Na­ ment has decided to increase Israeli Report says Israel deploying more troops tions commander on the Golan, Maj. By Zaldy Dandan in a. report submitted to the rive on commercial air passen­ local residents," comes mainly forces in tl1e Golan Heights in re­ Gen.JohannesKosters,assayingthat Variety News Staff Governor's Drug Task Force last gers and air cargo. from the Philippines, according sponse to Syrian rroop movements in The prime minister's office did countries. Syria in the 1967 Mideast War. Thir­ reports of troop movements on both THE FEDERAL government March, said marijuana and crys­ Smaller quantities are brought to Ogumoro. Lebanon, an Israeli newspaper re­ not immediately respond to the re­ "We have no interest in exacerbat­ teen years ago, on Yorn Kippur in sides were exaggerated, and that both should be responsible for prevent­ tal methamphetamine ("ice") are into the CNMI by ocean-going He said statistics showed that the most widely-abused drugs, ported Sunday. port. ing the situation, and I =e that is 1973, Syria launched a surprise at­ Israel and Syria were continuing to ing Mexican drug gangs fromget­ sea vessels and through the postal from 1990 to 1995 the Depart­ Prime Minister Benjamin Haaretz said the fo= would be the situation on the other side as tack, ovenunning part of the Golan comply with the separation-of-forces tinga foothold in theCNMI, Gov. after alcohol, in the CNMI. system. ment of Public Safety seized over Neranyahu and Defense Minister beefed up because offears that Syria well," Mordechai said before being repulsed. agreement in the Golan. Fr;ilan C. Tenorio said yester­ Ogumoro said cocaine and "ice" Ogumoro said the drugs are 5,395 grams of"ice," with a street Yitzhak Mordechai will decide soon might try to attack. But in an inter­ Mordechai said that Israel was still The recent eastward and south­ Tensions between the two coun­ day. are smuggled into the CNMI, usually sourced from Japan, Thai­ value of about $9 million. how to redeploy aoops in Lebanon view on the eve of the Jewish Yorn monitoring the Syrian troop move­ wardmovementofSyriantroopsfrom tries have risen sinceNetanyahu took "I mea:n in order for the drugs while marijuana, a large of sup­ land, South Korea, Belau·, Feder­ Drug addiction in the CNMI is and the Golan in light of the Syrian Kippur holiday, Mordechai told the ments and maintaining the "neces­ Lebanon had raised concerns in office in June. from Mexico to get here it has to ply of which is also smuggled into ated States of Micronesia, the believed to be the major cause of movements, the Haaretz newspaper Maarivnewspaperthattherehadbeen sary alertness." Jerusalem and in Washington. Netanyahu has said he does not go through California, Hawaii and the Commonwealth, continues to Philippines, Hawaii and even as such criminal activities as bur­ said a "drop in tension" between the two Israel captured the Golan from Syria's Hafez Assad sent a mes­ want to return the Golan in exchange Guam before they get to Saipan." be available locally in smaller far as the U.S. mainland. glary, theft, prostitution and cor­ sage to Israel through the United Stat.es for peace with Syria, as the previous he said. quantities. "Ice," the "drug of choice for ruption in the government. last week that the movements did not Israeli government had indicated it "So if it's true that we're get­ The illegal narcotics often ar- target the Jewish state. would do. ting drugs from Mexico it's im­ portant that the federal govern­ . Chi.ef Aghurubw's · ment go after these people." Froilan C. tenorio Perry: Conflict· with The governor's Public Infor­ Meanwhile, a media release virtues extolled by_ mation Officer Mark Broadhurst from the Office of the Governor chief executive said Thursday that most of the said $3 million of federal funds Iraqis- is easing up ·. illegal drugs smuggled into the have been appropriated for anti­ By Mar-Vic C. Munar By DONALD M. ROTHBERG CNMI are now coming from illegal drugs programs. Variety News Staff SfOCKHOLM, Sweden (AP)· Mexican gangs via Los Angeles. Tenorio, the media release said, GOVERNORFroilanC. Tenorio U.S. Defense Secretazy William Asia remains the main source, has also urged the Interior De­ led the celebration Saturday of Perry says tensions with Iraq are however. partment to expand its focus from the 26th annual commemoration easingtothepointwhereheisready · Broadhurst said the informa­ looking at labor and human rights of Chief Aghurubw, which offi­ to consider letting one of two U.S. tion came from visiting U.S. Drug problems, to include drugs. cially opened the week-long ob­ aircraft carriers in the Gulf~ to Enforcement Agency (DEA) of­ Criminal Justice Planning servance of the Carolinian Heri­ its home port. ficials. Agency's Joaquin: T. Ogumoro, tage Week. truly believe Iraq is baclcingoff "I In a speech delivered on the lhreatening actions they were Managaha where the event took taldng a week ago," the Pentagon Wonenberg's replacement place, Tenorio called on the chief said Sunday. people to "to recommit ourselves But,hesaid, the5,(XX)U.S. troops to be known by next month to making sure that Chief in Kuwait will remain there for By Ferdie de la Torre immediate need to have the posi­ Aghurubw fine example lives in severalrnonthsinordertocomplete Variety News Staff tion filled up because the depart­ us all." training exercises. THE COMMONWEALTH ment is closing its grant for Fiscal Respect, peace, keeping one's President Clinton ordered a Council for Arts and Culture is Year 1996 in October. word and a accepting the job that buildup of U.S. forces in the region expected to have a replacement Tebuteb said the executive di­ must be done: These, Tenorio after Saddam Hussein's govern­ fully, very carefully, every day, for Margarita DLG Wonenberg rector would handle the applica­ said, are integral characteristics ment sent troops into northern every hour." as executive director of the agency tion for a new grant and supervise of Carolinians embodied in Chief President Clinton acknowledges the crowd as he is introduced in Cincinnati, where he received the Iraq to intervene in a clash be­ In addition to sending the second endorsement of the Fraternal Order of Police, the nation's largest police union. At right is FOP President m:xt month_ the ongoing renovation at CCAC Aghurubw. tweenrival Kurdish factions and carrier 1D the region, Clinton or­ Gilbert Gallegos. AP Photo Department ofCommunity and Office in Capitol Hill. "The Chief was not the first or then fired missiles at U.S. planes dered 3,500 troops to Kuwait to Culture Affairs Secretary Tho­ The executive director would only Carolinian to bring his patrolling the no-fly zone south join 1,500 already there for desert mas Tebuteb told the Variety that look at other CCAC programs in people to Saipan. But he is the of Baghdad. training exercises. North demands return of bodies, the CCAC Board of Directors coordination with schools and one we remember and tum to As part of the buildup, the "We have no plans at this headed by Carmen Gaskins would other agencies, he said. today, because he was such a fine aircraft carrier USS Enterprise time to send any more forces convene next month to discuss, Wonenberg resigned last June example of the best in Carolinian joined the carrier USS Carl than we've already sentin,"said submarine seized by South Korea among other things, the candi­ because of alleged misunderstand­ culture," Tenorio said. Vinson in the Gulf. Perry raised Perry. When the training exers ByY.J.Ahn One of two North Koreans killed The Defense Ministry described it dates for the position. ing with some Board members Hundreds of people including the possibility that if there is no cise in Kuwait ends, he said, KANGNUNG, South Korea (APJ O\'er the weekend was identified by last week as a 112-foot-long, 325-ton Tebuteb said he learned there over policies. former Commonwealth officials increase in tension, the Vinson "we'll take a look at what the - U.S. and South Korean experts be­ the South Korean Defense Ministry Sang-o class ship, made in North are three persons, including a man, Assistant executive director and tourists joined Saturday's would leave the Middle East in situation is." gan analyzing a grounded North as LL Col. Jung Yong Ku, 42, the Korea from a Yugoslav design. who expressed interest with the Sandy McKenzie has been desig­ event on Managaha where a Mass October and return to In an interview Sunday on A local crafts person weaves something out of coconut leaves unmind­ Korean submarine for insights into captain of the submarine. An analysis of the submarine, CCAC top post. nated as the acting executive di­ was heard, and food was gener­ Bremerton, Washington, its Fox television, Nizar Hamdoon, ful of the partying that is going on around him. This was taken during the reclusive communist country's One South Korean civilian was particularly its design, material The secretary underscored the rector. ously served. home port. Iraq's ambassador to the United last Saturday's Chief Aghurubw Day celebration on Managaha Island. defense technology, as soldiers on mistaken] y kiUed by soldiers search­ and equipment, would shed light "All the evidence I've seen Nations, said the U.S. troops in Monday continued a massive man­ ing a mountain overnight. the min­ on North Korea's overall defense the last four or five days is posi­ Kuwait "are only going to raise hunt for its crew. istry said. Three South Korean technology, particularly on its tive," Perry said on a flight from the tension in the area." North Korea, meanwhile, de­ soldiers also have been killed and naval capability. CNMI inoves toward formulation of tourisin policy Fmland to Sweden where he Saddam's invasion of Kuwait manded the return of the submarine, three others wouncled. According to South Korean of­ By Rick Alberto The discussion was graced by the Seoulchapterofthe Korean Associa­ now the CNMI has no identity by met with the Scandinavian on Aug. 2, 1990, started a pro­ A second draft of recommenda­ claiming that it drifted into South The Defense Mini,trv said it ficials, North Korea's navy has Van·ety News Staff presence and participation of two spe­ tion ofTravel Agenr.s. which it is known. Different groups tions will be made afterthe mun citable country's defense officials. He cess that led to a 1OD-hour ground Korean wate~ because of engine believes five Nonit Ko~eans are 80 submarines, including 50 mini­ THE Marianas Visitors Bureau yes­ cial guests: David Hoshino, ownerof MVB Managing Director Anicia promote the Commonwealth in their discussions. was flying to Denmark Monday war in February 1991 to drive trouble while on a routine training still at large. They are b::ir,g sought submarines used mostly to infil­ terclay took the second major step a popular hot spring resort in Nagano, Q. Tomokane said the aim of the own resp."Ctive way. A third ai1d final urn.ti will be: made for a conference on Baltic secu­ the Iraqis out. mission. by 40,000 soldiers, including re­ trate spies. toward the fonnulation of a tourism Japan, and Mr. CW, Kim, president discussion series is to fonnulate a Industry leaders consider the iden­ alienmother level of meeting with the rity and then going to Bergen, Hamdoon said Iraq wants policy fortheCNMI with the holding 'The South side must uncondi­ servists called up to joi 11 the man­ South Korea's navy currently of Haitjin Tour and director for the tourism policy for the CNMI. Right tity of the CNMI as a critical issue. governor and legislator.;. Norway,forameetingofNATO "some sort of dialogue between tionally return to the North the sub­ hunt. has four submarines, built in the of the inaugural roundtable discus­ Without an identity. according to The tourism policy should be ready defense ministers. the two governments. I think marine and its crew including the Several kilometers (mi lcs) away early 1990s by Seoul's Daewoo sion on tourism at the Saipan Grand Ronald Sablan, president ofthe Hotel for turnover to the governor by sum­ Although encouraged by there are lots of ways to try dead lxxiies at once," a spokesman at a naval base on the ei,st coast, Shipbuilding with German design to Hotel. signs Iraq's behavior was be­ Association of the Northern Mariana mer next year, Tomokane said. fortheNorth'sPeoplesAnnedForces U.S. and South Korean military and technology. It plans to add figure out how to get an im­ Industry leaders and representa­ coming less belligerent, Perry provement to the situation, to Islands, the CNMI can't be a desti­ Yesterday participants added more said in a report carried Monday by the experts began analyzing the sub­ several more by the end of this cen­ tives from concerned government said, "we will watch it very care- lessen the tension." nation recommendations. country's Korean Central News marine, which they hoped would tury. agencies discussed the recommen­ "There is a need for the tourism Kim, for example, suggested Agency. help them measure the level of dations earlier fommlated last year policy to address the entire indus­ that hotel rates be kept competi­ ··rt seemed that ir.s crew were left North Korea's defense technol­ by variotL, committees. These rec­ try," Tomokane told yesteruay's tive as other destinations become ·Thai· defetise .-chief ·.poised: to .become PM ommendations were submitted to the with no other choice but to get to the ogy. '• • •.r • • • • • • • '• •' • participanr.s. more affordable and accessible. White House Conference on Travel enemyside'slancl, whichmightcause One South Korean navy officer, ister, the Bangkok Post reported contended for the premiership for a Tomokane thanked the dit1erent Sablan of 1-IANMl recom­ By ROBERT HORN and Towism held on Oct. 30-31 last an anned conflict," the unidentified speaking on condition ofanonym­ BANGKOK, Thailand(AP)- Thai­ Monday. decade. committees that came up with the mended lease extensions and in­ year. recommendations, saying they spokesman said. ity, said the submarine could pro­ land waited Monday to see if Prime Chavalit is not a member of Banham has the option, however, centives like tax benefitsforexist­ The submarine, armed with no vide the most important insight Tackled yesterday were the rec­ "worked very hard." ing hotel operators. Minister Banham Silpa-archa would Banharn' s ChartThai party, although of dissolving the government and ommendations on traveler safety and heavy weapons, left the North's east­ into North Korea's defense tech­ . '"-'··· "Now, it's time forus ... to look into Felicitas Abraham, MVB tour­ dissolve parliament or hand the reins the defense minister's New Aspira­ forcing a new election as a means to security; pn:xluct development; and . these (recommendations)," she said. ern pon of Wonsan on Sept 13 on a nology since the Korean War. of power to the defense minister who tion Party is the second largest in foil the ambition of the man he may ist site development committee environmental concerns. The dis­ ... Future discussions will tackle training mission, he said. North Korea is the world's fifth forced him from office. the coalition. feel betrayed him. & chair, recommended the develop­ cussion on environmental concerns Twenty of those aboard have so far most heavily armed country, with an Banham was resisting pressure by Chavalit's aspiration to be Banham resigned after I4 months other recommendations from the ment of a natural aquarium just died - nine killed and l l found dead was, however, suspended for lack of KEEP C.N.M.I. FOR NATURE LOVERS. David Hoshino, a resort other committees, namely on edu­ estimated 1.2 million troops, and is partne~ in his six-party coalition gov­ prime minister is anything but as prime ministeron Saturday ,short! y owner from Japan who was a special guest during the Marianas like Hanauma Bay in Hawaii. -since the submarine was discovered time. Thenextroundtablediscussion known to make missiles and other ernment, who were expected to meet new. before a no-confidence vote, when Visitors Bureau round/able discussion yesterday, tells members to cation and training; technology; HoshinoreconunendedthatSaipan stranded on a reef meters (yards) off will be sometime between the latter sophisticated weapons. with him later in the day, to name A former supreme military partners in his coalition government, develop eco-tourism in the Northern Marianas, particularly in Rota research: promotions; infrastructure; become a "health oriented" destina­ the east coast last Wednesday. One p::ut of next month and the second where a habitat conservation project has elicited the attention of 1his is the first North Korean sub­ Defense Minister Chavalit commander with a strong follow­ led by Chavalit, came to the prinle and facilitation ai1d reduction of bar­ tion for tourist, desiring to reduce was caprured. week of November. federal funding agencies. Photo by Rick Alberto marine to fall into the South's hands. _Yongchaiyudhasthe newprinlemin- ing in the armed forces, he has minister and told him he must resign. riers. their weight. i I TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1996-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-5 i Road paving pleases legislator By Rick Alberto La Fiesta, is also located in the area. dents of As Mahetog to Mrupi can Variety News SraH Farther north are historical attrac­ now· enjoy driving," Jones said. I HOUSE Minority Leader Dino M. tions including Banzai and Suicide "This will certainly reduce traffic Jonesyesterdayexpressedelationover Cliffs. problems, particularly during rush the paving of a once pockmarked JonescommendedtheDepartrnent hours. It will also help reduce 'JR' o. fflaniana4 road leading to several hotels and of Public Works and the contractor· damage to vehicles," Jones added. by: John DelRosario other tourist destinations in the north­ Hawaiian Rock Co. for completing The paving, however, is just a ern part of Saipan. the project in two days, last Friday temporary solution, according to Jones used to pass through the and Saturday. the DPW, since the construction Probleman Okinawa yan Militat unpaved road as he Ii ves in the '1t is a timely completion for the of the permanent four lanes will area. Tanapag fiesta next month," Jones start next November. DESTE ke maestane un hobensita nu i tres na sendalon Last Friday he took his time out said. The project will be undertaken Amerikano, ha tutuhon i taotao Okinawa man matcha ya to see the road paving from As Jones also thanked Gov. Froilan by the World Corp. maprotetesta i masusede gi un innosente na patgon, kontodo Mahetog to San Roque Village. · C. Tenorio for sourcing the needed Jones, meanwhile, asked the pub­ aktibidat militat gi tano' niha. SMOOTH TRANSITION. Rep. Dino Jones takes timSi out Friday to Tourists daily traverse the road funds for the road paving, which lic to drive safely at all times. appreciate the paving of the previously crater-filled poqon of the road in going to such hotels as Hotel was a surprise relief to motorists, He said he would request the Sige loglug pago kontra na sentimento pot aktibidat militat leading to tourist establishments in As Mahe tog and Sar_ Roque. The Department of Public Safety to do road will be torn down two months from now to gil(e way to the Nikko, Aqua Resort Club, Plumeria including this reporter who went to giya Okinawa. llegniniha i los probes na mausa tano' niha pot construction of a four-lane highway. Hotel, and Marianas Resort. Aqua Resort Saturday night. regular spot checks in the area for geran dos. Esta pago mau 'usa tano' niha pot fufigsion militat Saipan' sbiggestandclas.siestrnall, "The people, especially the resi- compliance with the speed limit pot sinkuenta afios na tiempo. Este na aktibidat masera 'nai kumonfotme Japon gi hilo' un Gov't seeks dism1s·sal kontrata yan America na u saonao gi proteksion pas giya pasifiko dfapues de gera. lya Okinawa sumaonao mausa pot of taxpayer lawsuit este na inakonfotma. By Ferdie de la Tom, plaint. Bula na Okinawa manma'atkikila tano' niha nu i militat ya Vsriel'jNews Staff Tenorio also contended that the mabenefifisia este na kontrata. Lao memegaifia man fatigao GOV.FroilanTenoriohasaslredthe summons is torally defective and Superior Court to dismiss the tax­ should be quashed. r nu este na areglamento pot buruka, mampos megai militat gi JACK ANDERSON and JAN MOLLER payer lawsuit filed by fonner Gov. He pointed.outthatthe~ons tano' niha yan otro siha diskonbeiiiente pot presenten militat. CarlosS.Camachoagamsthimcit­ servedupontheAttomeyGeneral's Okinawa gaige gi papa' sentron gobietnon Japon. Maseha WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND ing that the sununons was allegedly Office does notbear the seal of the masafi.gane i maga'lahe (governor) na u fitma i kontrata, served improperly. · · court as required by the Common- lnhismotionyesterday, Teoorio, . weal!h Rules of Civil Procedure. sumeha unrato pot para u presenta i asunto gi taotao gi throughcounselAssistantAtt.y. Gen. Camacho and Rep. Stanley T. hechuran eleksion kao maiigonfotme siha nu i ginagao Japon. Chinese expansionism must be checked D. Douglas Cotton, sai4 the plaiit­ Torres and lawyer Jeanne H. Na fan geftao hamyo gi Guma' Yuus WASHINGTON-Recent Chinese expansion­ opportunity, such as cocktail parties and dip­ IJ tiffshavefailed toservepropersum­ Rayphand, through counsel Ted I diaro na fufigsion relihion Katoliko ha nesesita pale' pot ism in the South China Sea is no tempest in a lomatic functions. mons after the filing of the com- Mitchell,suec!Tenorioovertbeleas­ plaintiri the case. · ing .of public land to a developer para u administra tinago' Sainata gi halom kinilo-todos teapot. U.S. intelligence sources warn that any Another reason for the intense Chinese ., l Tenorio said the plaintiffs filed seeking to do a project on Saipan. maiigatoliko-guine gi O'Perlas iya Pasifiko. Deste O'bispo further escalation could warrant a military re­ interest is the great wealth believed to be sponse from the United States. contained in the island chain. Although the thecomplaintlastMay7,butthethe The three sued the governor for esta papa' gi todos mamale, kada uno ha petsisige chechoiia gi Central Intelligence Agency analysts are feel­ Spratlys are geographically uninviting-uni­ swnmons was served last Sept 4or allegedly breaching his .fiduciary ma 'abiban linala' espirituat gi kada uno giya hita. ing particularly chagrined sources say, because formly low and flat, with little vegetation-­ more than 120dayshavepassed. duty when he leased out land par­ Este siha na set bis ion Guma' Yuus ha embrarasa sakramenton they missed the most recent sign of that expan­ they represent a rich fishing ground and are The Commonwealth Rules o( cels at unreasonably low price to Civil Procedtue, Tenorio said, re­ MGM Development Corp. which matatpafige, doktrina, primet kumofiion, konfitmasion, sionism early last year, when the Chinese built believed to lie atop a huge undersea oil field. permanent structures on the aptly named Mis­ The Chinese occupation of Mischief Reef quires~seNingofsummonswithin. has been seeking a hotel develop­ ~asamento, mahafot manmatai, assistemento para i chief Reef. Mischief Reef is claimed by the Phil­ in early 1995 was a direct challenge to the .120 days after the filing ofthe com- ment in Garapan. manmalafigo, diaro na misa yan misan ma 'gas siha. Kada pale ippines but is currently occupied by China. . Philippines. Although an American defense THE 6A class of teacher Serafin Pablo has received a recognition tor having the most number of perfect nu i manae' responsablidatfia ha organisa diaramente hafa para "We missed it because our satellites and inter­ agreement with the Philippines could have attendance record at Gregorio T. Camacho Elementary School. The recognition award was part of the u chogue. Mase ha papagyo osino katma, ha chage amano i sifia est were pointed to other places," a CIA source been used to justify deploying a U.S. naval Budget, CIP bills out of school's monthly attendance assessment program. pot para u komple responsablidatiia. explained to our associate Dale Van Atta. That's force to the region China has always been no longer the case, he said, in part because Chi­ willing to take such calculated risks. Senate by month's end Ni uno gi entre mamale'ta masuesueddo diaramente solu ke nese military exercises in the Taiwan Strait last Since the occupation, Chinese officials By Zaldy Dandan ha usune hafa i dididi' ni humalom ginen rinikohen limosnan March suggested that expansionism has become have been mouthing words of peace, concili­ Variety News Staff misan Dameiigo. Mufiga manmalefa na maseha mamale' este a "real probability" for China. "We don't want the ation and compromise to nervous countries TI-IE FlSCAL year 1997 budget bill siha na prohimuta, ha nesesita lokue' alirnienton nefigkano' Spratly Islands to become as well known in the in the region. But the threat re- mains high. .and the bill appropriating $31.867 1990s as the Falklands were in the 1980s," this For example: million for capital improvement yan otro nesesidat tat komo transpottasion pot para u chogue source adds. -In March, China tried to intimidate Tai­ projects (CIP) will be passed by the checho Gima' Yuus. The Spratly Islands, of which Mischief Reef is wan before its presidential election by firing Senate ''hopefully before the end of Bai ho faisen kada uno ya inn a' ma 'agim korason miyo gi este one are a chain of 33 islands cays and rocks missiles into nearby waters. The United the month," Senate President Jesus at na patte komo hita bumenefifisia i satton na setbision niha pot situated between Vietnam and the Philippines­ States responded by dispatching its largest R. Sablan said yesterday. para ta aregla haanita gi bandan espirituat. Si Yuus Maase! alniost 1,000 miles off the Chinese coastline. naval flotilla to the region since the end of The CIP bill has been with the Over the last 20 years the islands have hosted the Vietnam War. . Senate since it was passe.d by the Sensian Komunida hundreds of occupying soldiers from the coun­ -During a "peace-making" visit to the HouseofRepresentatives last Aug. 9. I natibo (Chamorro yan Carolinas) gaige minetgot niha gi tries that lay at least partial claim to them: China, Philippines in May, the deputy chief of The budget bill, which would ap­ sensian komunida 'nai kada uno sumaonao gi kinalamten para the Philippines 'vietnam and Taiwan. Malaysia China's armed forces told Filipino officers propriate $237,368,400 for govern­ ade/an ton komunida. Afafiie1os, estague unmetgot na tradision and Brunei also claim some of the islands, but that "China has indisputable sovereignty over ment operations Ulld expenses, was passed by the House last Sept. 12. yan kustumbren natibo. Estague' dumistitingue hit yan otro have not stationed troops there as aggressively. the islands in the South China Sea and their Jesus R. Sablan Chinese claims to the islands intensified after adjacent waters." One Filipino officer present Sablan, in the same interview, de­ taotao ni mangaige guine. the United States withdrew from the Vietnam said it was clear the Chinese do not consider nied that the proposed amendments no more hitches in the budget bill," he Mauleg na tradision yan kustumbre este i sensian komunida War, and escalated further after the collapse of the area a sea "but a Chinese lake." ofRota and Tinian senators are hold­ said. yan kooperasion gi halom man natibo. Taya' lokue' binabafia the Soviet Union left a power vacuum in the -On May 14, the government-run People's ing up the Senate approval of the ClP Since 1991, discussions on the an­ i para ta rikonose i familiata yan i Tatan Tano' relihion Katoliko region. Daily newspaper, under the headline, "I Love bill. nual budget bill have been marred by as Senor O'Bispo yan taotaoiia pot para ta ayuda gi hafa na Our CIA source shared with us three agency Our Nation's Blue Territory," urged its citi­ ''Nothing's holding it. We're just bickering between the executive and reports, classified "secret," that review past Chi­ zens to a new "ocean consciousness," main­ working on it. There are some amend­ legislative branches, and even an10ng WIIY§ kinalamten Guma' Yuus maseha mano na sofigsofig 'nai nese aggression in the South China Sea, and taining that sovereignty of the ocean was ment~ proposed, but that's not hold­ the legislators themselves. Because when you buy any large pizza at Bobby Cadillacs you get sumasaga hao. preview future dangers. "It is apparent that the just as important as that over land. ing the bill," he said. Senate Fiscal Affairs Cammi ttee a Chinese consider control of the South China Sea -At a July meeting of the Association of Sablan said the Senate may pass Chair Henry DLG. San Nicolas (R­ ~ mecium pizza with one topping of your choice. Pepperoni, tJmh.ln Tl 17), , 1, Mange na sifiiente i sumasaonao hao gi fufigsion Gurna' Yuus. spiced beef, canadian bacoo, Italian sausage, Shrimp, or crab. _) l... ,i' I ll.t.- 'tJ v~ Chamo hinahalafig na tai nina' siiia hao sa' este i nina siiian taotao islands as vitally important to their security," one Southeast Asian Nations, the word in the the two bills in one session before the TiniU!l) has called for a committee classified CIA report notes. The Chinese have back rooms was that the Chinese refused to munthends. meeting today to discuss the CIP and mampos petsonat. Hita ha' solu tumuiigo hafa sustansian nina' sifiata "I hope though that there would be fiscal year 1997 budget bills. THAT'S 1 6 SLICES OF PIZZA FOR ONLY also referred to the region as "an important gate of back down on their sovereignty claims or ABOUT $ 1 .20 A SLICE. THREE SLICES • ya seguroyo' na gi matan i Saina, ennao na ayudumo agradesiyon ni China," citing the fact that the islands are located even negotiate them, though they were pre­ ABOUT A WHOLE POUND OF DELICIOUS on major shipping lanes. pared to talk about sharing some of the sus­ dafi.gkuklo. FOOD• ONLY $3.60. COMPARE! Na' fan geftao hamyo gi checho Guma' Yuus. Ginen i gineftaomo The report adds: "China (says) its claim pected oil and mineral wealth. Special P. T.A. Meeting dates back 2,000 years, citing archaeologi­ All indications are that the Chinese, who come na mananae hao. Chamo' dududa yangin mannae' hao ayudo sa' i More value at Bobby Cadillacs. Our Large is 16 inches 1 cal and other evidence to support that into possession of Hong Kong next year, need to THE officers of the Parents Teachers Hopwood students in the green, Medium 14 inches. And we use quality cheese. A blend of Saina sen rnannae' para ayo siha i hwnahassogue'. Manhofiggeyo' nu Association of Hopwood Junior blue, UJ1d yellow tracks. claim .... Chinese sovereignty over all the be sent clear signals that expansionism wiil not be 100% whole milk mozzerella, cheddar, and provolone. este gi gi High School have announced that The meeting will be held at the na patte relihionho. Manhofiggeyo' Jokue' fuetsan tinayuyot islands (has been) described as 'sacred' and tolerated. It's an issue that should be on the table COMPARE! ya debi i ginagaomo gi Saina u fatto sinseramente ginen i korasonmo. 'inalienable."' Chinese diplomats are in­ the next time Congress considers renewal of there will be a special meeting for Multipurpose Hall in Susupe tomor­ all teachers and parents of row, Sept 25, from 6 p.rn. to 10 p.m. Pega inaiigoghomo giya Guiya Si Yuus Maase! structed to push this party line at every China's Most Favored Nation trade status. 6-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-TUESDAY- SEPTEMBER 24, 1996 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1996 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-7 Tenorio reSets meeting with Borja VOA project to strengthen By Zaldy Dandan ing the Democratic.Party's guber­ lowed by his endorsementofBorjaas Varrely News Staff natorial nominatiori. theDemocraticcandidateforthe 1997 CNMI-US ties, says Tenorio BLAME it on Guam. And Rota. "I went to Guam (Sunday)," he gubernatorial election. Go\'. Froilan C. Tenorio yester­ said yesterday. "Rather than com­ However, after months of say­ By Mar-Vic C. Munar economy." has awarded a $13 million con­ dav said trips to Guam and Rota ing back last night 1came back this ing he might still change his mind, Variety News Staff A Sept. 9 news release from the structioncontractforthe Voice of pr~vented him for meeting with Lt. (Monday) morning." Tenorio announced recently that GOVERNOR Froilan C. Tenorio U.S. Information Agency said the America Mariana Relay Radio Gov. Jesus C. Borja last Sunday. Tenorio attended yesterday's he intends to run for a second said yesterday the soon-to-be con­ on-site construction activities are Station to Sayed Hamid But he said the meeting will still commemorative mass at the 13 term. structed Voice of America relay expected to start in the first quar­ Behbehabi and Sons. push through "soon." Fishermen's Memorial. He said he Borja, in an earlier interview, station on Tinian would ensure ter of 1997. Target date for the The station will be constructed Tenorio, on Friday, said he would has to proceed to ·Rota after the said he is willing to run against the Commonwealth's "stronger station's operation is December on an 800-acre Tinian property meet Borja to talk him into running mass. Tenorio in a primary, "if neces­ ties with the United States," and 1998. leased by the CNMI to the De­ with him (Tenorio) in next year's "The meeting is Still on, it's just sary." at the same time, "boost the local The US Information Agency partment of Defense. election .. been rescheduled,'~ Tenorio ·said. "Many people have asked me The relay radio will transmit Tenorio and Borja are both seek- The Democratic farty has yet to to run again, and it's nice of them shortwave broadcasts to China, to do that," Tenorio said Friday. Amendments to DEA Southeast Asia and Indonesia, the He said the programs initiated news release said. artificial teardrops. by his administration made him "The Governor has been a Pink ... Jesus C. Borja Benigno M. Sablan To prevent its spread, Khorram · change his mind. MOU to be pushed strong supporter of the Army Continued from page 1 I advised the people to avoid touch- · By Zaldy Dandan Under the MOU all aspects of the Corps of Engineers and Voice of EMANCIPATED from United Kingdom protectorate in 1970, the decide whether or not hold a pri­ earlier said the party leadership "will "We continue doing new things, ,/. ing their eyes and wash hands mary, which, according to party do all it can to reconcile the differ­ and there are things that we have Variety News Staff drug netwmk in the Marianas will be America through the planning Kingdom of Tonga is the only hereditary constitutional monarchy in Khorram said pinkeye will not frequently. rules, should be held if there are ences" between Tenorio and Borja. started," Tenorio said. "It will take GOVERNOR Froilan C. Tenorio investigated by DEA in cooperation phases of the VOA Mariana Ra­ the SPC. The flag of this Kingdom is red with a bold red cross on a cause blindness, patients only feel "Do not share towels or pillow more than one candidate seeking TenorioannouncedlastDecember a while before we could finish yesterday said he will still propose with the local police. dio Relay Station,'' a press re­ white rectangle. very uncomfortable for a few days. cases with anyone. Don't work or nomination. that he would not run for another them so I think we need another amendmentstotherecently-renewed A media release from the Office of lease from the Governor's Office Its I 05,000 people are Polynesians who attended Christian churches To feel better, he recommends go to school for one week to 10 PartychairmanBenignoM.Sablan term. The announcement was fol- four years." memorandum of understanding the Governor said the DEA/CNMI stated. The news release quoted and speak Tongan and English. Agriculture employs about 70% of to siightly press on the affected days until redness is gone," he (MOU) between the CNMI govern­ Ad Hoc Task Force has initiated 32 Tenorio as saying: "In supporting the labor force and contributes 40% to the gross domestic product. eyes cold ice or water in a cloth or added. ment and the U.S. Drug Enforcement drug cases, with 41 convictions for this project, we establishing stron­ Bananas, vanilla, coconut, copra, cocoa, coffee, ginger, and black Agency (DEA). various federal and local narcotics ger ties with the United States and pepper lead its exports. DFS honors top em.ployees Officials from the administration violation. boost out local economy in the Tourism is the primary source of hard currency earnings, but the The plaintiffs feared that the voters MARIAN Aldan-Pierce, Presi­ port category. and DEA representatives signed on A million dollars worth of crystal Commonwealth, especially on the "Friendly Islands" remains dependent on external aid and remit­ Candidates. who have been used to marking the Camacho. Our Galleria manage­ Continued from page 1 dent of DFS Saipan Limited, Each recipient was awarded an ment staff includes Will Friday the renewal oftheMOU or the methamphetamine, or"ice," has been island of Tinian." tances from emigres. --~-~--- oval to the right of the candidate's announced the selection of employeeofthe month certificate Edwards, Manager, and Ben DENCNMI Ad Hoc Task Force seized. Fifty defendants have been "Tinian in definitely on the For information about the 36th Conference of the South Pacific name might get confused and make from participating." Vicky Quitano and Felisa and pin, and $100 in cash. They Babauta, Assistant Manager. Agreement arrested move," the governor added. Commission, October 31-November I, 1996, call 664-2391. mistake in their marking of their The law, accord mg the court, Markub August 1996 Employ­ become eligible for selection as Felisa has been employed by The MOU provides that DEA and choice. provides that a commission mem­ ees of the Month. 1996 Employees of the Year in DFS since June 28, 1995. She is local lawenforcementagenciesofthe But, again. the high court, after ber may only he rerno,·ed "for a John M. Romisher conducted their respective categories. present! y assigned to the Sales CNMI and Guam cooperate to "pre­ examining the ballot, said the plain­ cause or if he becomes a candi­ an awards ceremony in the Gal­ Vicky has been employed by and Marketing Department. vent the spread of the drug menace" tiffs failed in presenting evidence of Jat<: in an election ... leria Coffee Shop, Garapan. DFS since January 16, 1996. She Felisa was recognized most for in the Marianas. rubirratriness and capriciousness on Two Great Buys from Another issue raised by Gib­ Rick Lemaich, Operations Vice was recommended for her excel­ her cooperation, efficient work Tenoriosaidtherewerenochanges the part of the elecnon commission in bons and Toribiong was the al­ President, assisted with the pro­ lent customer service, useofJapa­ habits, and strong customer ser­ intherenewedMOU, which wasfust adopting the new ballot format. leged "defects" in the ballot speci­ gram. Vicky was selected from nese Language in selling, and vices. She was recommended by signed last February. "Only a court with ;)J1 extremely men, which they feared, might the Sales category and Felisa strong attendance record. Vicky Rieko Guerrero, Geraldine 'We just signed it last Friday be­ willatteringopinionoftheimelligence confuse the voters. was selec:tedfromtheSales Sup- was re.commended by Erny Babauta, and Melanie Camacho. causewehaveadeadlinetomeet,"he The complainant, alleged that and sophistication of the average , ._ .. ,., .'·' .. .·· . ·.-,,. . ·. said. 'We'll be submitting proposed the commissi,,n has "arbitrarily, Palauan voter could uphold plain­ amendments." unreasonably capriciously tiffs' claim that the primary ballot will The DENCNMI Ad Hoc Task adopted a new confusing forn1 of confuse the voters into making an Force Agreement ends less than a ballot without sufficient time to unintended selection," the court said month from today. ~ducate the public about the new 'Toere is no iea.son to believe that Tenorio said he wanted more form." PalauarJ voters arc not just capable I money to be earmarked for the ' [n the new ballot formal the oval and astute as those of other demo­ e CNMI' s anti-illegal drugs campaign. where the voters would mark their cratic nations, Palauan voters have "Unfortunately, this is a decision choice of candidate, is placed to the made more trips to the polls than for the federal government to make Inspired Styling. ldt of the candidate' sname instead of Donald Trump has to the bank, and because it's theirportion ofthe money having it on the right which was the they know their way around the that were talking about so we don't Innovative Technology. traditional position. rnting booth," the court said. really have too much say aboutit,"he And fun! said. and they (Guerrero Administration) "But I made it very clear that if we • 4-speed Automatic Tenorio . . . uSed that monev durine his term of don't have enough money from fed­ C~nti_riued from page 1 office. And I bcl~i\'c. before he left his eral government then we would pro­ • Rear Spoiler vide our own from our revenues." office. ti1ere w,Ls a deficit of about $44 • 6-speaker AM/FM Cassette st.1ncJ during his eight-yeartem1. million. I don't know if tlmt's an ac­ Tenorio ia asking for at least two · Air Conditioning "That is why I once said that compli1hmem or nm hut I am pleased fulltime DEA agents in the CNMI. Ci,", (juc~ro in his four years of to say tlm I kf1 h:hind S22 million , ",i,·c. ,, uuld be: tin~J of attending rib-­ surplus for tl1c nc.\t gowmor to use for Madison'. h- ,11--_u:ting c~renxinies because there the need or· our c"mmunity," said James \\ ~r~ _... 11 m;m y projcz..:Lo,; that were in Tenorio. ;ib:c xforc I !cit the o~fice," said The Variety called Gumero' scam­ '~-~~J\9.~~l~!PS,;:

vents federal recognition of same-sex Abercrombie in 1994. Jolibee worker in Kuwait hangs self 1 A FILIPINO employee of aJollibee outlet in Kuwait hanged himself Sunday night using a wire hanger while under detention on theft charges filed by his Indian Communist-leader demands Dutch Cooks tourism hindered supervisor, the Department of Foreign Affairs said last Friday. The victim was identified as Jaime Gonzzales, assistant operations manager. asylum, improved human rights by poor supply of water DFA will look into reports that Ganz.ales and four other Filipinos accused with after the "people power" revolu­ WELLINGTON (PNS) - Officials Water shortages occuralmostan­ him (they have since been freed) were the victims ofa frame up, citing other reports MANILA,Phllippines(AP) • The since 1987,hasappea]ed thecase. He Samoan dancers render a traditional women's dance number during the 7th Pacific Festival of the Arts in of frequent disputes between Filipino and Indian workers in the store. Malaya foW1der ofthe Philippine Commu­ said fighting his expulsion was nec­ tion that toppled the late Presi­ of the Cook Islands Departments of nually on Rarotonga dwing the dry Western Samoa. (Photo courtesy ol CCAC) nist party said Monday he will re­ essary to deny the accusations. dent Ferdinand Marcos. Agriculture and Water Supplies says months of August to November. . . .~---:- " US envoy to RP lauds copyright protection "lbe Communist rebellion be­ Rarotonga won't be able to achieve But officials from the Water Sup­ turn tothecmmtryonlyifhewinsan He has said the expulsion is part of gan in the late 1%Os and reached a its tourism potential if the water ply Department say the problem can US AMBASSADOR to the Philippines, Thomas C. Hubbard the other day lauded appeal for political asylum in the plan by Philippineintelligenceagents South Pacific arts festival ends the government's strong program is protecting intellectual property rights. (IPR). Netherlands and the human rights to separate him from the Utrecht­ peak in the mid-1970s, when rebel problems aren't permanently fixed. be overcome by storing water in res­ fighters numbered about 26,000. . The island has just come out of a ervoir tanks. PORTMORFSBY ,(l'NS)-Acol­ to a wealth of cultures presented pating nations for the time, efforts He said this would attract more foreign investments and encourage technology situation in the Philippines im­ based rebel negotiating panel. Sison officially acts as the consultant to the Sincethen,theirranks have thinned i serious water shortage following The island has 12 tanks, but some orfulceremonywitnessedbymo~ through song, dance and theater, dis­ and finance put into sending their transfer. proves. due to battle casualties, surren- \ two days of heavy rain, RNZI re­ of them haven't been used for more than 4,000 participants and i.pec~ plays of canings, costumes, sculp­ contingents to Apia Speaking before participanL, in a seminar on copyrights for judges, Ambassador President Fidel Ramos has rebel panel. invited Jose Maria Sison to return Sison accused the Philippine gov­ ders and factionalism. pons. than 20 years ... Pacnews tators brought the curtain down tures and tatooing and exhibitions of He says thefestivalbasgiven West.­ Hubbard noted the Philippine government's effort in improving the protection of an part ernmentofabusing human rights in Last week, government offi- ' .,,._.,.. "·' " ..":.:~ .,. • ,-. +?- ~· - - - - - . -. -\ on the 7th Festival· of Arts at stamps, books and paintings and arti­ eniSamoans a rare chance to see the intellectual property. important part of Philippines 2000. to the Philippines as of his Western Samoa's Apia Park last facts, the National reports. diverse cultural ofthe Pacific people. Filipino creators of films, music, books, and software deserve the same administration's efforts to~ military campaigns against the cials said the next round of for­ 3 'Fiji)bu:sinessmen ,arrested ; protection in the Philippines that they receive in the United States, Germany and peace negotiations and end the rebels and in taking land from mal negotiations .with the Com­ ,: -. ,, • I..;: ••, • ',~" • •• ' ' - ! Friday night. In his closing address, Samoan New Caledonia will host the 8th During the past two weeks Sa­ prime minister, Tofilau Eli Alesana Festival ofArts to be held in the year other countries with strong systems to protect intellectual property. . country's 27-year Communist in­ people' for mining, logging and munists will be held in the Neth­ SUVA (PNS) - Three Fiji busi­ notified about the scam last week moans and visitors were treated thanked the government ofall partici- 2000 .. .Pacnews Hubbard also lauded legislative efforts to give urgent priority to the passage of surgency. real estate development. erlands or in .another foreign nessmen believed to be involved aftera tipoff, butinvestigationshave a bill that would improve the protection of intellectual property. Manila Bulletin "I C31lllot be attracted to rerum to On Sunday, presidential press country. in a car racket have been arrested now widened to also include the the Philippines under the tel1115 of secretary Hector Villanueva said Early this month, Muslim rebel by police, in Western town in central divisiv.1. Nadi. Police say the racket is linked to Global network of editors calls for Manglapus ends seaweed lobby in Europe Mr. Ramos," Sison said in a state­ Ramos is willing to grant immu­ leader Nur Misuari and govern­ The mi!lion dollar racket, in­ ment sent to Manila news organiz.a­ nity to Sison provided he returns ment peace negotiators signed a the increasing car thefts around the FORMER Foreign Affairs Secretary Raul M

. ', ,, I' 10-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-TUESDAY-SEPTEMBER24, 1996 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1996 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND V1Ews~11 UN annual world forum opens Perot sets goal: 25% of vote By ROBERT H. REID ''In a nutshell what we are talking been vigorous in pursuing reform, the many was working on a compromise UNITED NATIONS (AP) - In a about is the future of the United United States has threatened to use its to extend Boutros-Ghali' s term for By JIM ABRAMS ship of the presidential debates but we have got to get over that of Virginia, said the moves by for Oct. 6 in Hartford, Connecti­ parade of spemcers starting Monday, Nations," Russian Ambassador Security Council veto if necessary to two years with no chance of exten­ WASHINGTON (AP) - Ross by the bipartisan commission threshold so that we have a party the commission and Dole to bar cut, and Oct. 16 in San Diego, leaders from around the world will Sergey Lavrov said. "Either we ... deny him reappointment when his sion. Perot says he's in the presiden­ that voted to exclude him. that is on full parity with the Perot from debates will give and one vice presidential de­ present views on the U.N.'s future as give the United Nations the neces­ term expires Dec. 31. Toe formula is similar to a tactic tial race to win, but he seems to "We will not sit by," he said. other two parties" in terms of Clinton a "free ride" because bate, on Oct. 9 in St. Petersburg, the nearly bankrupt body grapples sary ... political support and (financ­ U.S. diplomats have said privately used by the United States in 1950 to cast doubt on his prospects by Regardless of whether he gets federal financing, Perot said as "Perot will air most of his fire Florida. with restructwing and forging a con­ ing) orwejustforgetaboutthe United thatCongresswouldbemorewilling extend by two years the term of the setting a goal of drawing 25 in the debates, Perot said: "My he made the Sunday talk-show between now and the election on Perot said Dole will pay a heavy sensuson tl1esecretary-general' spost Nations." to pay the U.N. billsifBoutros-Ghali first secretary-general, Trygve Lie of percent of the vote. goal is to make sure this new rounds. Dole to undermine him." price for excluding him. General Assembly PresidentRazali Toe official agenda includes more were gone. Norway, over Soviet opposition. Running as the Reform Party party gets at a minimum 25 per­ In 1992, Perot got 19 percent On Election Day, independent "Senator Dole did something Ismail of Malaysia will welcome the than I (J() issues including ways to But U.S. Ambassador Madeleine Der Spiegel said German Foreign nominee, Perot said he would cent of the vote and I think that of the vote running as an inde­ swing voters might cast their bal­ really dumb politically, and that J4 presidents, 16 prime ministers and combat international terrorism, pro­ Albright has failed to muster wide­ Minister Klaus Kinkel would urge file a lawsuit Monday seeking is easily obtainable." pendent; national polls gener­ lots against Republicans, Sabata is he poisoned the attitudes of 97 foreign ministers scheduled to at­ tection of the environment and ex­ spread opposition to Boutros-Ghali, European nations to present a ''united an injunction against sponsor" "We are in the race to win, ally place his support in single added. "Dole is the guy who kept millions of independent voters tend the~three-week arumal debate. panding the Security Council j'rom even among countries which have front" on an extension for Boutros­ digits now. Perot out and that makes Dole the who put the Republicans in power Opening day spemcers include its current 15 members. complained about aspects of his per­ Ghali during the General Assembly As Perot battles for a place, bad guy for Perot people." in the House and Senate with what ColombianPresidentEmestoSamper Overshadowing all those concerns, formance. France, Russia, China,and session. Dole portrays Clinton opinions were divided on The commission, made up he's done," he said on NBC and Norwegian Prime Minister Gro however, are the twin issues ofU.N. Arab and African countries support whether Republican nominee equally of Republicans and television's "Meet the Press." Harlem Brundtland. Boutros Boutros-Ghali finances and the futureofSecretary­ Boutros-Ghali. Bob Dole's campaign was wise Democrats, ruled that Perot should Perot said a gravely wounded The garnering of tlie 185-member General Boutros Boutros-Ghali. Western diplomats, speaking on Hashimoto. as liberal 'in disguise' to push to keep Perot out during not be allowed to debate because World War II veteran such as General Assemblyalsooffersachance sues to decide how the organization The financial crisis was condition of anonymity, said the By TOM RAUM jeers from the partisan audience. separate negotiations with Presi­ he doesn't have a realistic chance Dole should have had the courage for leaders to meet privately with tlieir can survive in an era of diminishing percipitatedbythe US.refusal to pay Clinton Administration announced leaves for WASHINGTON (AP) - Bob Mrs. Clinton has been a favorite dent Clinton's campaign, which to win the November election. In to face him in the debate. "He has counterparts on issues such as global resources. its bills to pressure the organization . opposition without consulting other UN speech, Dole, turning increasingly to target for Republicans for her agreed with the decision. 1992, Perot debated with then­ been rude and arrogant in this in a trade, the Middle East and Bosnia On Tuesday,PresidentC!intonand into downsizing and reform. Wash­ U.N. ambassadors, and the unilateral negative campaigning as he tries efforts in overseeing the unsuc­ Robert Schmuhl, a professor candidate Clinton and President way that l have never seen him act Unlikelastyear'sgalasessionmark­ representatives from the world' sother ington accounts for about half the move deeply offended national sen­ Clinton meet to catch up, is portraying Presi­ cessful health care overhaul of American studies at the Uni­ Bush. before," Perot said. ingthe 50th anniversary of tlie United nuclear powers are expected to sign a dlrs2.9billionowedtheorganization sitivities. dent Clinton as a closet liberal package. versity of Notre Dame, said The Clinton campaign sup­ "If Bob Dole is afraid of some~ Nations, diplomats hope tlie current historic treaty banning nuclear test by member states. On Saturday, the German maga­ TOKYO(AP)-JapanesePrimeMin­ who would revert to old ways if A White House task force led Perot's absence could be a boon ported Perot's participation, but thing I'm pretty darn sure it's not debate will focus on substantive is- explosions worldwide. Clainung Boutros-Ghali has not zine Der Spiegel reported that Ger- ister Ryutaro Hashimoto flew to New given a second term. by Mrs. Clinton recommended for Dole, who can now go one­ the Dole campaign, which be­ Ross Perot," House Majority York Monday for a brief trip that The Republican presidential guaranteed health coverage for on-one with Clinton without lieves it has more to lose from a Leader Dick Arrney of Texas, re­ includes a meeting with President nominee is telling audiences that all Americans by requiring many Perot blunting the Republican's · strong Perot candidacy, opposed sponded on NBC. Clinton and a speech at the United could mean another attempt at employers to help pay for insur­ positions on taxes and the bud­ it. Doledismissedaquestionabout Nations. massive overhaul of the health ance, limitingpremiums and forc­ get. In their negotiations, the two Perot's criticism Sunday, saying Like Clinton, Hashimoto faces tlie care system and putting first ing most people into insurance But Larry Sabata, a profes­ sides agreed Saturday to hold two "I'm not on the commission" that . voters soon in an election for Japan's lady Hillary Rodham Clinton in purchasing cooperatives. sor of politics at the University presidential debates, scheduled officially excluded him. lower house of Parliament expected charge of welfare reform. Attention GMHP Meinbers: Oct.20. And, in another fine-tuning The prime minister is expected to of Dole's campaign style, strate­ use his Tuesday meeting with the gists are planning more joint ap­ president to advertise progress in set­ pearances between the candidate tling disputes involving U.S. military and his wife, Elizabeth. It has been brought to our attention that a provider released bases on the southern Japanese island of Okinawa Aides hope that having Mrs. AffENTION GMHP Members: information about his patients without the consent and Okinawa's governor agreed ear­ Dole as a wann-up act will add lier this month to cooperate in the electricity to her husband's some­ authorization from these patients. We, GMHP, have not been extensionofleasesforlandusedbythe times low-wattage campaign U.S. forces, ending a yearlong stand­ events - as it did at a Sunday rally authorized by the doctor and the patients to comment on this off. in Grayslake, Illinois. In the past, Also, WashingtonandTokyohave the two have seldom spoken at the matter and have refused to violate any laws or responsibilities to begun studying an offshore floating same event. heliport to replace a facility at With just six weeks before the you, our 1nembers. Okinawa's Futeruna Air Base, which election, Clinton continues to lead EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY ClintonandHashimotoagreedtoclose Dole by double-digit margins in at a Tokyo summit in April. most national polls. Hashimoto's speech at the opening Dole was expected to empha­ \Ve view the actions of this provider as a violation of law as well ofthe U.N. General Assembly session size his theme of Clinton as a Tuesday afternoon will give a better liberal in conservative' s clothing DR. 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i· I Russian president's former aide: ·! Police foil IRA bomb attack .. / LONDON (AP) - One person was frustrated a serious imminent IRA otherdetails were immediately avail­ fighting for an end to British rule in I 90 miles (310 kilometers) northeast ,/ killed and five others arrested in terrorist attack on the British main­ able. Northern Ireland Yeltsin has liver, drinking problems of London. dawn raids Monday which police land involving the deployment of a Other raids took place in south TheIRAendedits 17-monthcease In recent weeks, British news re­ BySERGEISHARGORODSKY Yeltsin' s general heart condition. final decisions about the surgery saidhadfoiledamassiveIRAbomb said the president has liver and large vehicle bomb likely to have London and Sussex, a county south fire on Feb. 9 by detonating a large ports have speculated that the IRA MOSCOW (AP)- Boris Yeltsin kidney trouble that has been ex­ The Kremlin has said nothing after a Wednesday meeting and attack. r caused grave loss of life and mas­ of the British capital. bomb in east London's Docklands was planning a new cease-fire so its is pushing for his bypass surgery acerbated by his drinking, con­ about Yeltsin' s bouts of unusual examination of Yeltsin. Police said they uncovered large sive disruption," a police statement I Forensic teams were searching the district On June 16,200 people were allies in the Sinn Fein party can be ! to be performed soon, but his tradicting statements from one of behavior and hospital stays in re­ Akchurin said Yeltsin will un­ quantities of arms, explosives and said. addresses. injw-ed when an IRA bomb damaged admitted to Northern Ireland's peace chief surgeon said Sunday the Yeltsin' s physicians. cent years. His disappearance be­ dergo echocardiography, an ul­ bomb making equipmentin the raids One suspect was seriously The Irish Republican Anny is buildings in thecenterofManchester, talks. His disclosures followed fore the second round of presi­ trasound test of the heart that de­ at addresses in London and south­ procedure is too risky to rush and wounded in a shoot out with anti­ perhaps could be canceled. Akchurin' s suggestion that aides dential voting July 3 was ex­ termines how well it is function­ ern England. tenupst police west London and in Yeltsin had said the surgery covered up a Yeltsin heart attack plained variously as exhaustion ing, and a radioisotopic myocar­ "Th;operation has undoubtedly later ilied in hospital, police said No Lingeting Croat state raises new would take place at the end of in the closing days of the summer and a cold. diumexam, which shows whether September. However, Dr. Rinat presidential campaign. But Akchurin told ABC News damaged areas of the heart are Akchurin said it may not be per­ Voshchanov said Yeltsin has on Friday that Yeltsin had a heart still alive and, therefore, whether feats of renewed Bosnian conflict formed until mid- to late Novem­ "a problem with blood vessels in atlack this summer. Akchurin said they can be surgically restored. By MORT ROSENBLUM perfect," said Sir MartinGaaod,Euro­ In the Sept. 14 national elec­ ber, depending on results of heart the brain, which causes one to Sunday that it actually was an DeBak:ey left Houston on Sun­ MOSTAR, BArgyll And I must say I'm sorry for the are sharing a cottage in the town others who practice Islam. whose real name is Christopher and the Isles Roderick Wright, 56, hurt I've caused him in his life," of Kendal in the Lake District, but Hundreds on the street listened Wallace, of involvement in a 1994 also acknowledged his 15-year­ the newspaper quoted Wright as are not sleeping together over loudspeakers. An all-black robbery in New Yorkin whichShakur old son from a former relationship saying. "There has been no sexual rela­ audience of 600 that got inside was shot several times and lost dlrs and apologized for hurting the b~y "I only wish him happiness. tionship between us. Kathleen included hip-hop pioneers Afrika 40,000 in jewelry. Wright's decision to sell his But at this particular time I don't insisted on that," it quoted Wright Bambaataa and DJ Kool Herc, Knight's ties to the Blcxxls street story to one of Britain's more sen­ know how I can bring him his as saying. Doug E. Fresh, Fat Joe the gang also have been speculated to be sationalist newspapers has further happiness." Wright, who first met Mrs. Gangsta, Grandmaster Flash and a possible motive forShakur' s shoot­ shaken Britain's Roman Catholic Church leaders criticized Macphee in 1976, says they be­ QTip. ing. Church and stoked a growing de­ Wright for telling his story for came close in 1992, as she fought ''I think the problem comes from The spirit of the "day of atone­ bate about the church's rule that money. He cited physical and cervical cancer. She had divorced blackmen,especially,"QTipsaid. ment" reached at least one rapper. priests must be celibate. spiritual pressures when he re­ her builder husband a year be­ "We have to learn to be respon­ Old Dirty Bastard, of the group The ".Most priests do remain celi­ signed Monday after going miss­ fore. sible, caring and conscious of the WuTangC!an,saidhewa.schanging bate, but a significant minority ing for 10 days. As the couple realized they were things we say. I challenge all my his name to Osiris, the name of a who cannot sustain the near-im­ In a joint statement Saturday, falling in love, Wright reportedly peers and constituents in hip-hop mythological Egyptian god of the possible have made the Catholic Cardinal Thomas Winning, head said, "I worried secretly about it. to show both sides of the coin. underworld. church a by-word for organized of the Roman Catholic Church in It was on my mind and my con­ hypocrisy," commented The Ob­ Scotland, and the Archbishop of science and I prayed an awful server newspaper Sunday. St. Andrew's and Edinburgh, lot." Keith O'Brien, said, "We regard "I knew the feelings I had for The News of the World said it Miss America 199'1 Tara Dawn Holland, the former Miss Kansas, tracked Wright and Kathleen the sale of his story by Roderick Roddy were different from those displays her crown at the .request of photographers during he new Macphee, 41, to as rented cottage Wright as deplorable." I'd ever had. If he'd been a conference at Harrah's Casino Resort in Atlantic City, N.J., AP Photo in northwest England, where they "We are glad to note, however, plumber or a dustman it would agreed to talk in return for an that he appears to be well." have been easier," the newspaper undisclosed five-figure sum. Kevin Whiblcy, who has not quoted Mrs. Macphee as saying. ~ontiff'.·weatliers'tou· ~"'ti? ' , • '··' ,< ~ /, ' ', { ' ~, '~';",',, _,.~ ,."".. : ~- Under the banner Page 1 head­ seen his father for some years, Stuart Kuttner, the tabloid's Re-enactors of the 54th Massacusetts Infantry Regiment stand at attention in the Amphitheater at Arlington line, "Runaway Bishop Confesses told BBC TV he was angry about managing editor, said it "has paid ;·:r: .. / . National Cemetery in Arlington, Va. during a ceremony earlier this month to celebrate the A!rican·Ameri'?an the newspaper deal. a modest five-figure sum for the :test. ~9m- ~fl.!1.~Ef'.'\"ls!. Civil War Memorial. The culmination of the five-day celebration when was the memonal was off1c1af/y All," it quoted Wright as saying: ; 13y· F~~9,,s p·~PA!!4Cl;{ :,:_ i /: ,~~f.::gire~J~es'·.;, . ., •. ,... ,, L unveiled. AP Photo "If he's making a profit out of exclusive story" which will go to "We look forward when all this is REIMS,France (.t\1:')\Irlth~ , ;'VJh1~JJie·~ay;~.g. . .· ... >.~;: over to rebuilding our lives and this story, our story, I am so angry Mrs. Macphee's children, at the face.ofdoubtsabotit hfs~fuutll i :r~as--•to lie.Aq'\\'.~· A~}fil,l,J~e,.,.• our hope is that we will marry." about that and ifhc offers to make couple's request. .and scattered prot,eit~ against : . down. Bu.t it.is;Jesus Chfi~( Clinton Administration· 'tiptoes' his visit; Pope•. John Paul II·· .·. ·.who. will tell him v;llen)tha,f wrap~~pidemandingfour-,•··.·. day comes by t~nghiip·.~tl?. Sources: TWA crash investigators day p1lgnmage Sunday that the other 'Yorld, Eyt sa11, > around Bosnian forces question drew huge crowds of faithtuL . . The pope :was give~ ext~ By DONALD M. ROTHBERG afterward on the military side is not presidential nominee Bob Dole, has .take a closer look at missile theory Toe·_._pope··· appeared .• to tire__ rest t.imeduring.W~.trip,~ut;~t­ WASHINGTON (AP) · There is yet clear," said Robert Hunter, the characterized Pentagon statements .towarci the end of'the day, but · didn't ahyays u.~e1tfou~~!lll.\ growing agreement that an interna­ U.S. ambassador to NATO. on the withdrawal of U.S. troops by By PAT MILTON aboard to explode July 17 also condition of anonymity. .· prelates who·bad lunch with · ation. At ,one point, h~repoJ1:·, tional force will beneededinBosnia Christopher and Hunter spoke the Dec. 20 deadline as "Alice in include a bomb and mechani­ "There would. have been all SMITHTOWN, New York hiin Sunday said: his spirits edly remaineci .?!} hi~.~~-~jn afterNATOpeacekeeperspacktheir shortly after voters in Bosnia chose a Wonderland." (AP) . Investigators trying to cal failure. kinds of blast damage if it did were highind he talked openly prayer for ;onunutes;. apd h~···· gear and leave a few days before three-member presidency fortheeth­ "The American people believe figure out what downed TWA The missile theory being ex­ and we are just not seeing of his mortality, . · . personallygreetedipost9fthe Christmas. The touchy question this nically fractured country in an elec­ the whole involvement in the opera­ Flight 800 are taking a close amined presumes that the mis­ that." John Paul spealcs freely, and scores .of. staff member~ an4 political season is what role, if any, tion carried out remarkably free of tion will be over in 12 months," said look at whether a missile could sile itself did not explode, a More than 100 people on the 0 withasmile,ofhisdeath. There · others at theconveitt where'he U.S. troops should have. violence. McCain, who was instrumental in FOR FURTHER INQUIRIES have passed through the belly source close to the investiga­ Long Island shore interviewed is no fear of the void," Paris stayed in Tours. · . . . For America's allies the question But even as Christopher was de­ · settingtheoriginalonc-yearlirniton of the plane without explod­ tion said. after the crash reported seeing Cardinal Jean-Marie Lustiger During his trip, he met im- is whether a follow-on force can be claring the election "a major victory the operation. ''We have an Alice in ing, a source said Sunday. "There is no evidence of it streaks of light or a missile in said at a news conference with migrants, prayed· at shrines in effective without U.S. participation. for the democratic process," it re­ Wonderland dialogue here." Theories about what caused exploding inside the aircraft," the sky before the blast. Commonwealth of the Northern Marianas Islands other French bishops. Brittany and rallied his flock But with the presidential election mained unclear whether the ballot The Bosnia elections were a big ~ the jetliner with 230 people said the source, who spoke on Investigators believe the Sunday was a long day for at outdoor_Masses,·an_d often·· only six weeks away, Clinton ad­ box has overcome the gun in Bosnia. step forward, but conditions in the missile would have been fired the pope, who-·returned_ to appeared t?_be,energ1zed·by.· ministrntion officials are reluctant to For example, no date has been set country still are far short of what the from someone on a boat, and I Council for the Humanities lj Rome in the evening after de~ the worshipers cheers and speculate publicly about whether for the more difficult municipal elec­ White House would like to see. it would have been guided by livering his fifth speech of the greetings .. U.S. troops will be in Bosnia next tions, which will involve far more Among the most important re­ p;~~E::.~~:::::s;:;;;~ radar, ·the source said. The day, a farewell to Prime Min- Scatt:r d protests throug~- year and beyond. travel by Bosniansofallctlmic groups quirements seen are a militacy bal­ j ~ missile might have struck the 7 ister Alain Juppe in which he out the v1s~ttargete~ the pope s Privatediscussionofwhatcomes tocommuniticsfrom which they were ance of power and a political com­ REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS #2 j NOTICE OF MEETING :1 center fuel tank, touching off praised "the French soul." conservatism on birth c?ntrol, · nextinBosniawi!lbeatthetopofthe expelled over the past three years. minnent to peaceful.resolution of i ~ the explosion. . Eariier he led a two-hour the French government s sup- The CNMI Council for the Humanities seeks pro- 1: ! Pursuan: to Public Law 8-41, Section 11, Governor Froilan C. Tenorio and Lt. Go,ernor Jesus . , j agenda this week when NATO de- "It's the municipal elections that differences,particularlythediflicult "If it was a rocket, it would ' C. Borja, through the Commonwealth Ports Authority Board ol Directors, are hereby giving Mass at Reims airport, where portforthetrip,andthepope's fense ministers meet in Bergen, hold the potential for the ethnically question of claims for justice by posals from individuals and nonprofit organiza­ : / notice, that the regular meeting for the CPA Board ol Directors will be held a~ Fri Jay. Septem~ have most likely have been he was greeted by cries of"Vive commemorat!on, of a 5th-c~n- I Nonvay. cleansed to try to recover through the thousands of people driven from ;j ber 27, 1996 at 10:00 a.m. at the CPA Seaport 01/ice Conlerence Room, Charlie Dock. Puerto : i one that could be directed to a le pape!'' and a hc;imemade ban- tury P?g~n ~ng s convers10n In advance of that session, De­ ballot box the control over their their homes. tions for projects that engage the community in il Rico, Saipan. :·l large mass," the source said. ,.! ncrsaying, "Holy Fafuer, France to Christtamty. fense Secretary William Perry met homes," said a senior U.S. official, Theadministrarioniseagertopre.ss discussions on US CITIZENSHIP AND AMERI­ ti "That type of missile would loves you." Police said at least In the largest and last of the u.~.. The following items are on the agenda lor the above-relerenced meeting: I!.·.j,11 in Helsinki with Anneli Taina, speakingonconditionofanonymity. ahead with plans to ann and train only leave a small hole, prob­ ,! I. PRELIMINARY MATIERS ,. 200,000 people attended - more protests, more t.han 5,000 Fmland' s defense secretary. The administration hopes the mu­ Bosniangovernm.enttroopstoplace CAN DEMOCRACY. Projects should be designed ably only 3 to 4 inches (10 :'! 1. Call to Order f.l' thanexpected-onadamp,chilly people, some wavmg c~ndom Afterward, Mrs. Taina told re­ nicipal elections will be held before themonaparmilitarilywithBosnian 'i 2. Roll Call centimeters) wide." to reach as many people throughout the CNMI 11 day. balloons and placards, marched portcrs thc internationalcommunity Dec. 20, the date for withdrawal of Serb forces. That plan is encounter­ ' 3. Adoption ol Agenda : 1 A missile passing through The trip began with questions in Paris on Sunday in anger must stay in Bosnia after December. the NATO force. ing opposition .from the European as possible and might include public forums; T. V. j II. 4. Adoption ol Minules (August 20, 1996) :_;:_ I the plane would probably CORRESPONDENCE I about the health of the 76-year~ over the national government's And, she said. "I think the presence ''We are going to continue to keep allies. . never be recovered, the source and radio talk shows; panel discussions; school 5 old pope, who was rnakin~ his decis_ion. t? help pay for the of the U.SA. is very important" robust militnry forces up until the Another unmet goal is a 40 per· ;/ Ill. ~~~~nE!1 F~;~i:i~tatements said, because it would con­ f ·I first journey since the Vatican pope s v1s1t .. Although not a member of the moment the IFOR (NA10's Imple­ cent reduction of heavy weapons. presentations; lectures; exhibits and others. For .j 2. Other Committees report :J tinue to travel through the air. announcedearlierthismonththat Many said they were of- NorthAtlantic TreatyOrganiuttion, mentation Force) mandate expires," There has been no cutback, as all 'i IV. EXECUTIVE REPORT':',1 The plane rose to more than 13,000 more information and an application package, call ,; V. he would have surgery soon for fended by th.e brea~h of a Fmlandhascontributedtroops to the said Hunter, in hopes that the military sidesargueoverwhohasbowmany ,l OLD BUSINESS j feet (4,000 meters) before explod­ 1. Rota Gas and Appliance Company an inflamed appendix. church-state separation that Bosnia force. prescncewillbeavailabletomakethe of the big guns. · Ron Barrineau at 235-4785. The CNMI Council :j ing. The French bishops said that began with the French Revolu~ '< 2. Rota Terminal and Transfer Co. re Insurance Pe1ry listened to Mrs. Taina's municipal elections come off with as ''I'm not saying we can say with Vi. NEW BUSINESS While the missile theory is still for the Humanities is a nonprofit, private corpo­ if the pope was ailing, he cer- tion. . . · analysis without comment Other little violence as the presidential bal­ confidence that conditions to make ;~ VII. PUBLIC COMMENT[S) under consideration, the National tainly didn't show it during the "The com1_ng of the pop~ 1~ VIII. [Executive Session) LEGAL COUNSE~S REPORT senior U.S. officials were equally loting. things self-sustaining are going to be ration funded in part by the National Endowment I Transportation Safety Board and visit. an insult agamst the republic, IX. ADJOURNMENT l. cautious. Republican critics of President the Federal Bureau of Investiga­ "We recognize the fragility said 23-year-old postal worker there on Dec. 20," said the senior All interested persons are welcome to attend and to submit written or oral testimony on the ''We really have to take it one step Clinton' sforeign policy are watching U.S. official. 'The question how for the Humanities. tion have virtually ruled out the of his health, but he has an ex- YanickDathierduringthemarch is abCNe agenda ,terns. at a time," said Secretary of State the discussions with intense interest. possibility that the plane was traordinary command of spirit from Place de la Republique to far short of the mark are we, and Warren Christopher. Sen. John McCain of Ariwna, a for­ whatrangeofoptionsncedstobeput I/sNictor B. Hocog downed by "friendly fire" -a mis­ over body," said Bordeaux Car- Place de la Bastille, ~irthplaceof Chairman, Board cl Directors "Whelher something is needed eign policy adviser to Republican together for 1997 ." sile mistakenly fired by the U.S. dinal Pierre Eyt. the French Revolution. Keep Saipan Clean & Beautiful Date: September 16, 1996 military. 16-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-TUESDAY- SEPTEMBER 24, 1996 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1996-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-17

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Although he •This is payback time for all the ary:$3.05-5.00 per hour 234-8804(9/24)T225796 ·. OUTSIDE SALES · gave no details, his spokesman con­ newspaper accounts. photographers ... whomadetheirlives 03 AUTO MECHANIC-Salary:$3.05- 01 GENERAL MANAGER-Sal- finned the bride was Bessette. Last week's issue of New York hell." Cumberlandlsland,known 7 .00 per hour 05 WAITRESS, N/C-Satary:$3.05 per ary:$8.00-13.00 per hour Triple J Auto Center hos on immediate opening for an outside sales person Camden County Probate Judge magazine said the privacy-obsesred forunspoiled beaches and wild horses, 04 AUTO PAINTER-Satary:$3.05-5.00 hour 01 SHIPPING MANAGER-Sal- in Parts Wholesale Division. Experience preferred but will train. Flexible per hour Contact: PACIFICZHI DAGO., LTD. Tel. Martin Gillette said his office issued Kennedy went ahead with plans for wasoncetheCamegiefarnily'svaca­ ary:$8.00-10.00 per hour schedule and working hours. 01 ACCOUNTANT-Salary:S3.05-6.00 235-5818(9/24JT225803 01 ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGER-Sal­ amarriagelicense to the couple Thurs­ his wedding without even divulging tion home. It's now run by the Na­ per hour > Excellent salary & commission plan. ary:$8.00-10.00 per hour > Company provided transportation while working, day, though they had not yet returned the date or place to some relatives. tional Park Service. Contact: B & R CORPORATION dba 30 WAITER/WAITRESS. RESTAU­ 02 ACCOUNTANT-Salary:$5.00-10.00 RANT-Salary:$3.05 per hour >- Full beneffts and retirement plan. it to confirm the ceremony took place. Even cousin Patrick wasn't in­ An unidentified volunteer for the Beach Road Auto Repair Shop Tel. 234- per hour ), Management opportunity possible. 7184(9/24) T225782 10 COMMERCIAL CLEANER-Sal­ 05 SUPERVISOR-Salary:$3.05-4.40 vited,saidthe congressman's spokes­ Apply In person lo Don Owens The 35-year-old son of President park service said guests had been ary:$3.05 per hour per hour Quiet Two (2) Bedrooms • Swimming Pool John F. Kennedy has been roman­ man, Larry 8en11aIJ. "I think it was, arriving under cover of darkness for 02 HOLLOW BLOCK PLANT OPERA­ Contact: BAULA INTERNATIONAL 07 INSPECTOR (QUALITY CONTROL TRIPLE ..J MOTORS CORPORATION Tel. 233-5959(9/ n tically involved for about five from what we heard, very small." several days, with private guards turn­ TOR-Salary:$2.90-3.10 per hour CHECKERJ-Salary:S2.90-3.05 per hour Beach Road, Garapan Tennis Court 24)T225802 years with Bessette, a 29-year­ But several members of the ing the curious away from Greyfield Contact: WESTERN EQUIPMENT, INC. 02 OVERHAULER (SEWING MA­ (9/24)T61944 CHINE REPAIRER)-Salary:$2.90-3.DS old blonde from Greenwich, Con­ Kennedy clan were around Inn, a secluded bed and breakfast 01 CLEANER HOUSEKEEPING-Sal­ per hour necticut, who until last spring Cumberland Island Sunday - and Judge Gillette said the family that 01 STORE MANAGER-Salary:$3.05 ary:$3.05 per hour 220 SEWING MACHINE OPERATOR­ WANTED KANNAT GARDENS worked in public relations for they weren't talking. runs the inn set up a private meeting per hour Contact: ARTHUR ANULAO dba Salary$2.90-3.05 per hour (Near Northern Marianas College) Contact: FELICIDAD LIFOIFOI dba FOL Arthur's Enterprises Tel. 234-0692(9/ Calvin Klein Ltd. in New York Kennedy's sister, Caroline with his chief clerk in nearby St . 03 MARKER-Salary:$2.90-3.05 per Enterprises Tel. 288-0465(9/ 24)T225807 hour IMMEDIATELY 235-5686 (8:30 AM•to 5:30 PM, Weekdays) City. Kennedy Schlossberg, spotted at Mary's to issue the maniage license. 24)T225785 10 CUTIER, MACHINE-Salary:$2.90- 235-5849 (6:00 PM to 9:00 PM, Everyday) But she was hardly the only Fernandina Airport eight miles ( 13 Sois the judge excited about being 01 MAINTENANCE REPAIRER-Sal­ 3.05 per hour woman linked to the dashing play­ kilometers) from Cumberland Island, a part of one of America's most fa­ 01 AS~NT MANAGER (OFFtCE)­ ary:$600.00 per month 10 PRESSER, MACHINE-Salary:S2.90- SALESNIAN ~lary:$'950.00 per month Contact: SEUNG-HEE CINDY YU Tel. 3.05 per hour . . . . . boy, who first captured the responded with a thumbs up when a mous unions? 13f··orvlNG OPERATORS (DIVERS)­ 235-7187(9/24)T225806 -~ 05 PACKER-Salary:$2.90-3.05 per hour (Night Route) country's imagination as a tod­ television crew asked about reports "Not at all," he said 'The name Salary:$900.00'fler month 05 BUTIONHOLE MACHINE OPERA­ · FO·R RE.NT Contact: S. T.CO., LTD dba Mariana Joy 02 SALES CLERK-Salary:$2.75-3.05 TOR-Salary:$2.90-3.05 per hour 4:00 PM - 10:0 PM ' .. · ·.. ~ • "7-~~, dler when he stood to salute the of a wedding. doesn't do anything for me." Tel. 234'9410 (9124 JT225 790 per hour 10 SPREADER, MACHINE OPERA­ EXPERIENCE PREFERRED Contact: JULIM ENTERPRISES, INC. TOR-Salary:$2.90-3.05 per hour FIRST R.OOR OF l{)T 93 BUILDING. 01 MAINTENANCE REPAIRER-Sal­ Tel. 235-2200(9/10)T225808 20 TRIMMER, HAND-Salary:$2.90-3.05 Please apply in person at: Dorothy Lamour, sultry 'sarong' girl ary:$3.05 per hour per hour WESTERN SALES TRADING COMPANY Contact: C.P.Y. VENTURES (SAIPAN). 02 WAITRESS (KARAOKE)-Sal­ 05 ASSEMBLER-Satary:S2.90-3.05 per LOC~TED IN GARAFt-.N, M\DDLE ROAD BETWEEN LTD. (9/24)T225793 ary:$3.05 per hour (Near Philippine Consulate, San Jose, Saipan) hour NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE. of'Road' movies passes away at 81 05 CONSTRUCTION WORKER-Sal­ 03 COOK-Salary:$2.90-3.05 per hour HAPPY MARKET II AND ORIENTAL ~ 03 WAITRESS NIGHT CLUB-Sal­ ary:$3.05 per hour Contact: SE JIN CORPORATION Tel. By ANNIE SHOOMAN with the playboy with the ski-jump couldn't handle it" ary:$3.05 per hour Contact: YUN J. CHUN dba General 235-0405(10/1)T225899 S~ AREA APPROX. 1200 SQ. Ft $1,500 A MONTH. LOS ANGELES (AP) -Dorothy noseandhissmooth-voicedpal who While ''Creepshow 2" was her Contact: AMERICA G & G TRADING Construction Tel. 235-2200(9/ DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION dba 24)T225805 01 LAUNDRY MACHINE REPAIRER­ Lamour, thesultry,sarong-wearing vied for her attentions. only film role in two decades, she Friends Home Karaoke Night Club Tel. CALL 233-0510 OR 234-7119. LEAVE MESSAGE Salary:$3.05 per hour sidekick of Bob Hope and Bing "It's a picnic working with Bob­ was frequently seen on U.S. televi­ 235-0578(9/2~)T225788 01 GENERAL MANAGER-Sal- 05 LAUNDRY WORKER-Salary:S3.05 ary:$1,500.00-2,500.00 per month Crosby when they went on the and Bing, too," she said in a 1942 sion, doing guest shots such shows per hour 01 BEAUTICIAN-Salary:$3.05 per hour Contact: PACIFIC PRIME, INC. Tel. 322- "Road," died Sunday. She was 81. Associated Press interview. ''I never as 'The Love Boat," "Murder, She Contact: Y.K. CORPORATION Tel. 233- CHILD CARE WORKER Contact: AMPHEE INCORPORATED 4189(9/24)T225804 Wrote" and, naturally, a few Bob 2727(10/8)T225988 Miss Lamour' s cause of death know what's going to happen next. dba Amphee's Beauty Shop Tel. 234- (Part-Time) was not immediately determined, 1bey'd rather tease me than eat, and Hope specials. 1196(9/24JT225787 1798 Sq. Meters - U1ic:idle: Road 01 CASHIER-Salary:$3.05 per hour 03 TOUR GUIDE-Salary:S3.05 per hour said longtime friend and fonner anything goes." She also toured in stage shows 02 BEAUTICIAN-Salary:$3.05 per hour Contact: SKY BLUE CORPORATION 08 FISHERMAN-Salary:$250.00 per CALL: NANG DAYCARE Behind Young's Market - Ideal for Apartment publicist Frank Liberman. He said "Once I decided to top one of their such as "Hello, Dolly t" . Contact: JOSE & MARITES SAN Tel. 322-6193(10/8)T225989 month NICOLAS dba Jo & Tes Enterprises Tel. or Warehouse. $90.00 per meter sq. she had been ill, and died at her gags. It was kind of dirty, but I let fly. Miss Lamour was born in New 02 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT-Sal­ TEL. 235-KIDS 256-2218(10/1 )T225887 02 AUTO PAINTER-Salary:$3.05 per North Hollywood home. You should have seen them. They Orleans in 1914. Shegotherstartin ary:$650.00 per month Contact: LUCKY CATCH FISHING hour "She was very popular, sweet nearlysankthroughthefloor.1bey've show business as a singer before 04 WAITER-Salary:$3.05 per hour 02 AUTOBODY REPAIRER-Sal­ 1489 Sq. Meters - Middle Road a COMPANY Tel. 288-3976(9/ lady," he said been pretty good ever since then." going into movies in the mid-'30s. Contact: ARCHITECTURAL PROD­ ary:$3 .05 per hour Across from Bobbie's Cafe $90.00 per meter sq. 24JT225786 UCTS OF CA. (SAi PAN) dba DBJ Man­ A "I was the happiest and highest Her first husband was bandleader Contact: PHILIPPINE EAGLE CORPO­ New Orleans native, she often power Services Tel. 233-1454(10/ RATION dba Philippine Eagle Auto Re­ •CLINICAL LABORATORIES" of the CNMI Herbie Kay; her second was' busi­ 03 MASON-Salary:$2.90 per hour Call: 233-1190 M.SHAK!R got typecast as a sort of female paid straight woman in the business," 1)T225888 pair Shop Tel. 288-0928(10/B)T225990 nessman Wtlliam Ross Howard ill. 01 CARPENTER-Salary:$2.90 per hour T= in a string of island-theme she recalled years later. Contact: ROLAND G. JASTILLANA dba 01 ADMINISTRATIVEASSISTANT-Sal­ 01 AUTO MECHANIC-Salary:$3.25 per has the following positions available: movies in the late 1930s and early She saw herself as more than a She and Howard had two sons, and Arjay Construction Tel. 234-6609(9/ ary:$3.50 per hour hour SAIPAN SUNSET CRUISE, INC. '40s. sarong-wearer, though. themarriagelasten•·I1 ••· a111·1oto1111r1••·••·••••·•·.·····•·•?r•······· ' play similar parts in the 1937 John me.Theyexpectyoutoalwaysbelhe ---- 01 SPORTS INSTRUCTOR (SCUBA 01 AUTOBODY BUILDER-Salary:$3.05 DIVINGJ-Salary:$1,500.00 per month Ford spectacular 'The Hurricane," young girl lemung against the palm calling how she met a couple of 01 MACH INIST-Salary:$3.05 per hour per hour tree. Why should you want to act?" princesses and the woman who in­ Contact: BLUE SEA SPORTS, INC. Tel. Contact: AMERICAN SAi YUE IMPORT Local hire only, bilingual preferred ·. WANTED TO BUY FULLY EQUIPPED. ''Typhoon" and "Beyond the Blue 03 WELDER-Salary:S3.05 per hour 234-7903( 10/1)T225884 Horizon." Among her more serious films spired the "South Pacific" character Contact: GAUDENCIO C. MACALi NAO & EXPORT CORPORATION LTD. Tel. 1990-1992 Sentra or Corolla FOR INFORMATION, dba Unity Trade Service, Inc. Tel. 322- 288-8680(10/8)T225992 (English, Chamorro). She also wore her sarong in the were the 1940 crime melodrama Bloody Mary. 01 COMMERCIAL CLEANER-Sal­ 4 Doors, Air-Condition, PLS. FAX: 7461 (9/24)T61939 "Johnny Apollo' and the 1945 film In the 1980s, Miss Lamour per­ ary:$3.05 per hour 01 COOK-Salary:$3.05 per hour Fnx resume and salary expectations ta: Cassette Stereo first of the Hope-Crosby "Road" 235-6920 "A Merla! for Benny." fonneo-,e..a---, Rc• • - 0 .------,--~-

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'20-MARIANAS VARIETY. NEWS AND VIEWS-TUESDAY- SEPTEMBER 24, 1996 PORTSWl(:ffl Aces win 1996 BANMI title UMDA waylays Toyota in OT, 123-121 By Erel A. Cabatbat Marianaislands(BANMI)-Miller Lite and Ric Alegre to send the game into In the return play, Edwin Bubos three clutch jumpers in the last three Variety News Staff Men's Basketball League, 123-121, in extensionandcompleteasearingcome­ committed a travelling error to give the minutes of overtime. THE UMDA Aces proved steadier overtime last night at the Gilbert Ada from-behind triumph. Aces the chance to tie the ballgame. After Toyota's Dado Viray's split down the stretch and watched the Toyota Gym. Lee made up for his crucial boners in With the ballgame on the line,Alegre from the charities, Perry completed a Wheels let a sure victory and the crown With 18 seconds remaining in regu­ the free throw line to cut the Wheels sank an undergoal stab from an excel­ steal off Noel Remolano to give his escapeitsgrasptowinthe 1996Basket­ lation and Toyota up by four points, the lead into two, I08-106 with five sec­ lent inbound pass from Junior Rengull team some breathing space, ball Association of the Northern Aces leaned on the heroics of Bob Lee onds remaining. with no time left to send the game into 116-113, 2:45 left. an extension. In the next Toyota offensive, Felix The Wheels never recovered from Palacios calmly sank a jumper to move there. Toyota within a single basket, 116- In the extra period, Wayne Peny Continued on page 19 played the game of his life by hitting

WC~,'"~~t!:!!!!i:,:.s9]~~:i,t~':t~A<>~inate t.he q Division:bf.the Sail;)an Electr_onic ·, ::~~ri:~o~~~~~n::.~ational Darts Association s~nctioned Bud· ,:; .... , , ... ,.... gu . . ::''° 1bifC Notes compiled an impressive 46~9 or a league high 83.64,winningpercentage to pull away from Canadian Club. The Conquerors remain a distant second with a 27-17 win-loss slate. In the Masters.Division, Mom's Round 2 enjoys its second consecutive week on top the standings despite posting a 6-7 slate throughout the week. The Bad Boys sport a 25-14 record. Patric.k's Hatrick's is second with 33-19 or just .64 ·behind in winning percentage. Michelob is third with 21-18 card. _ The Angus Beef Eaters knocked Tom's Golf Repair from the top of the A division standings with an above .500 record the Top players competing in the Nichirei ladies tennis tournament in Tokyo face photographers during their news previous week. Pacific World compiled a 34-21 slate to enjoy conference, From left are Arantxa Sanchez Vicario of Spain, Monica Se/es of the United States, Kimiko Date a two game lead oversecond-nmningTommy's Nightmares' 32- of Japan and Mary Pierce of France. Earlier in the day Sanchez Vicario and Se/es warmed up for their singles by joining the doubles competition, cruising to an easy first-round Victory in the $450,000 tournament. Continued on page 19 \. AP photo . . . 'Braves' clinch NL East title Tanapag,. San Antonio · Budweiser chess tourney up ATLANTA (AP) - The Braves earned their fifth postsea<;0n trip in six years BUDWEISER is set to launch a League announce that the dead­ -a streak interrupted only by the 1994 strike - by beating the Montreal Expos ·win girls' soccer openers chess tournament on October 6 at line for all interested teams to • 8-2 Sunday to clinch the National League East. Rambie's Restaurant. The chess submit their line-ups is set this By Ere! A. Cabatbat Atlanta, which became the second team to clinch a playoff spot along with tournament, which is open to all September 27 unti I September 30. Variety News Staff Cleveland, can relax in the season's final week as the rest of the NL playoff wood pushers, is divided into two There are at least twelve teams TANAPAG, San Antonio and picture clears up. categories, the newcomer group who already signified their inten­ Koblerville Elementary Schools After Greg McMichael recorded the final out, the sellout crowd of 49,238 at and veterans. tions in joining the newest bas­ opened the season with wins over Atlanta Fulton County Stadium roared as the World Series champions Entry fee is $6. For more de­ ketball tournament which will be separte rivals as the Public School celebrated in the infield with high-fives and hugs. tails, call Vic Brania at Rambie 's, played at the CMS Basketball System's Intercholastic Elementary JohnSmoltz(23-8)pitchedeightinnings,setafranchiserecordforstrikeouts 234-6010. Court. Girl's Soccer League kicked-off last in a.season and hit his first homer in more than two years. In other sporting events, orga­ For more details, call Archie Padres 3, Dodgers 2 Thursday. nizers of the Budweiser Cup In­ Del Rosario at CMS, 234-6159. In San Diego, the Padres denied Hideo Nomo a second straight no-hitter and Tanapag Elementary made full ter-Commercial Basketball (EAC) beat Los Angeles to pull back within one-half game of the first-place Dodgers advantage of playing in a familiar in the NL West. field as it defeated the San Vicente The Padres, who split the four-game series, also opened a two-game lead in , Elementary, 2-1. the wild-card race over Montreal, which lost 8-2 at Atlanta. OleaiElementaryenjoyedthesame lnterhotel finals on Nomo threw his first no-hitter, and the first gem at Coors Field, on Tuesday homecourtadvantage but not the same By Erel A Cabatbat night. But Ken Caminiti ended any suspense with a bloop single to right field outcome of the game as it bowed to Variety News Staff with two outs in the first inning Sunday. San Antonio, 1-0. 1HE BATTIE for cage supremacy begins today as defending champion GianL~ 7, Rockies 3 · In the third game, the William ·s. Pacific Islm1ds Club meets Dai-Ichi Hotel in the opening game of their best­ In Sm, Francisco, Steve Soderstrom earned his first major league victory, Reyes Elementary team failed to show of-three championshipencounterforthe 1996Interl1otel Basketball League pitching the Giants past the Colorado Rockies for a four-game sweep. up for their opening encounter with at the Gilbert Ada Gym. Glenallen Hill hit his 18th homer and drove in four runs. Koblerville Elementary. PSS Physi­ PIC clinched the first finals slot when it stopped Coral Ocean Point in two Barry Bonds drew his 145th walk, most in Giants franchise history. In the cal Education Coordinator said that games, 77-65 and 93-47. Leading PIC's title defense will be point guard Continued on page 19 Contmuecl on page 19 SeanStClair,streak-shootingYoshGabaldon,AndrewCasci,JohnNeville and Paul Rafols. St Clair, Gabaldon, Neville, and Casci averaged in double figures in their two semifinal games. Aside from contributing point~ to his team, St. Clai( Panthers upset 49ers, 23-7 also directs the traffic of the PIC offensive thrusts. Gabladon provides the NEW YORK (AP)- Ste·ve Beuerlein before halftime as the second-year Pan­ Green Bay its first loss of the season but necessary outside shots that are so valuable to open up the defense of the riddled the National Football League's thers (3-0) scored on their first three its fifth straight at the Metrodome, and opposing team. Defensively, PIC will have to call on the the rebounding top-ranked defense with a near-flaw­ possessions to take a 17-0 lead. Kansas City went to 4-0 for the first might of Davidson Otiwii, and Zaldy Mu yon. Help defense should also be less first half that sent the Panthers to a Beuerlein finished 22-of-31 for 272 time in team history, beating another provided to contain l>ai-Ichi 'sdreaded inside game where one-on-one plays 23-7 victory over the San Francisco yards as Carolina ran up 389 yards previously undefeated team, Denver, certainly favors the Dai-Ichi five. 1 · 49ers on Sunday in one of four games against the 49ers, who had allowed 17-14. Dai-Ichi on the other had will lean on the heads-up plays Tom Alegre, I this weekend between unbeaten teams. only 168 in their first two gmnes. The fourth game between unbeaten Beuerlein went 17-of-20 with two Minnesota, meanwhile, rallied for Continued on page 19 / Continued on page 19 ------~-----·-··------touchdown passes to Wesley Walls 13 points in the fourth quarter to hand ~arianas %rietr~ M1cror1uoio·s LcocJ1nq r~e·JJspup0r SincrJ 1972 p () Box 231 SciifJOri. Mf' CJ6C;5lJ • [r:l (<',70) 23'1-63'1 l O 7578 • 9797 rux (67CJJ Tl

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