----=:::------~~------.I •i arianas %riety;~ Micronesia's Leading Newspaper Since 1972 b&) evvs ,. Vol: 23 No. 165 .. '.' .' . .' .: .' " .. '. . -.' :.... : S' "'MP'96950' - lI:e'¢- , . '©1994 Mariar:Jas'Variety ...... ·Wedne.sday • ~o"ember. Z, '1 ~94 :. servi~~P~~MlfOr22Ye·ars·-·~~ ." ~ 1 . . ' .. -. esShodain By Rafael H~ Arroyo Shoda was nominated by Gov­ In an interview Monday, Gov­ vocal abouthis dislike for Tudela. board memberswho were present ernorFroilanC. Tenorio pursuant ernor Tenorio said his appoint­ However, during an interview during yesterday's meeting ­ THE BOARD of Directors ofthe to Executive Order 94-3 and sub­ ment ofShoda was actually initi­ yesterday, Palacios said he was Palacios, Manuel D. Muna, Commonwealth Ports Authority ject to the confirmation of the ated by majority ofthe CPA board, surprisedabout the Shodaappoint­ Rafaela Perry and David has accepted the temporary ap­ seven-member body. although in the past he has been ment. Quitugua. pointment of Carlos Shoda re­ "I don't know anything about Other members who were not placing Roman T. Tudela as ex­ it. Maybe, he was talking with the present were Juan T. Guerrero, ecutive director of the ports other board members," said Victor B. Hocog and George A. agency. Palacios. Sablan. The announcement was made The decision to confirm Shoda According to Palacios, the by CPA Board Chairman Roman was unanimous amongst four Continued on page 7 Palacios two hours afterthe board ..ti I lockedthemselves in a closeddoor li' executive session yesterday to 1- = discuss the fate of both Tudela and Shoda. Prior to yesterday's special board meeting, the choice ofwho stays at the helm of the agency '" depends on who the board pre­ fers. Roman Palacios Carlos Shode Gov't to earn $5.5M for Marpiland deal By Rafael I. Santos ral Resources executed a lease company will pay an annual agreement last month for the de- base 0rate of $198,000 and

THE CNMI may receive at o velopment of 49,500 square 0$217,800 for the second five least$5.5millionfrom World meters of real property. year period. Thegovernment Corporation, a South Korean Under the agreement, the Ko­ will receive $239,580 for the developer, for the lease' of a rean firm will occupy the Marpi third five-year period and governmentpropertyinMarpi property for 25 years. The lease $263,538 for the five succeed­ for a period of forty years.. may be extended for another 15 ing years. Thecompanyplans to build years subject to the approval of World Corp. will pay an eight story 154-room hotel the legislature, as indicated in $289,892 to the govemment \ and a condominium complex agreement which was signed last forthe last five-year period of consisting of54 units on a 4.9 October 17 by Governor Froilan the lease agreement. The to­ I tal payment for the 25-year ~ o~__ ~~____ _~ ~ ~ ~~~ ~_1 hectares-ofproperty. C. Tenorioand World Corp. Presi­ • __ _ __ o .World Corp. and the De­ dent Kyu Sang Cho. lease amounts to about The curious Ronald Mufla touches the foot of the black statue of Jesus partment ofLands and Natu- For the first five years, Cho's Continued on page 9 Christ atop the grave of Monsignor Vicente Martinez at the Mt. Carmel Cemetery in yesterday's observance of All Saints Day. US Veterans to join may sue over Saipan celebration By Ferdie de la Torre arriving on Saipan to join "Veter­ English literacy policy ans Day" celebration, according Santos or employers of the CNMI. You and chefs ofculinary specialties WORLD War II veterans from to Joseph M. Palacios, chiefofthe By Rafael I. will be doing so, if the said ex­ from the "English-only" rule. It , the U.S. mainland and Guam are Veterans Affairs Office. was not clear if the document, Palacios told the Variety yes-· THEHOTELassociation yes­ emptions, so capriciously made, terday that 23 veterans from all terdaystrongly protestedagainst are not for all employers," David which was awaiting Cing's sig­ over the states will be amving on a Department of Labor and Im­ A. Wiseman, legal counselfor the nature has been published in the Weather the island on November 10. migration plan to exempt the Hotel Association of the North­ Commonwealth Register. On the other hand, 60 other garment industry and chefsfrom ern Mariana Islands, said. The notice amended a regula­ The warning was made in a tion approved in September by Outoak veterans from Guam will be di­ the English literacy require­ letter sent to Cing yesterday in Cings predecessor and now vided in three teams to play against ment for all alien workers in the reaction to a Variety story on the Conunerce Secretary Pete Q. two teams oflocal veterans in the CNMI. new laborregulation that appeared Dela Cruz. The new regulation softball goodwill tournament at At the same time, it warned of possible civii lawsuit against the in its Monday issue. The secre­ was supposed to take effect last the American Memorial Park. tary was not immediately avail­ October 25. The tournament will be held department if the exemptions able for comments. A labor and TIle emergency regulation re­ during the "Veterans Fair" on on the "English-only" policy is immigration employee said Cing stricts the issuance and renewal November 12th and 13th in col­ implemented by laborSecretary was baving an urgent meeting. oflaborcertificates001yto work­ laboration with the U.S. Depart­ Raynaldo Cing. "Mr. Secretary, please do not On Monday, the Variety re­ ers who are literate in English. . . ment of Veterans Affairs Office place your new department in ported that the newly-created de­ Garmentmanufacturershavere­ Increasing cloudin'ess on Guam and the Saipan VAO. partment has prepared a notice to jected the promulgation as dis- and showers activity. The fair includes displays of litigation jeopardy by discrimi­ Contfnu-e-d on pagel) nating againstcertain businesses exempt garment factory workers Continued on page \} fAC NE\VS~/.rEr.~ STACKS WEDNESDA Y, NOVEMBER 2, 1994-MARIANAS VARIE:TY NEWS AND VIEWS-3 2-MARlANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-WEDNESDAY-NOVEMBER 2, 1994 ------Tenorio wants depoliticized CUC US plane crashes, 68 perish SAYING he does "not want CUC convening a Board meeting. The last proposal offered by r---- By ERIC FIDLER airplane out there," said Michael Kathy Philpot, a spokeswoman It was carrymg 61 passengers runway after dep~ng in dense to be involved with or influenced He also suggested that, with the Governor Tenorio is a relaxation Schwanke, a r-eporter with WLQI for the Lake County coroner's of- and four crew members. fog from the Ralelg~-?urham, by the government any more than removal of the two ex-officio po­ of the five-year business experi­ is necessary," Governor Froilan sitions from the Board, one addi­ ence requirement that prospec­ ROSELAWN, Ind. (AP) - An radio in Rensselaer who was at fice,said workersweretoldtostop "Allourconcem iswiththefami- N.C. airport bound for Richmond, C. Tenorio has sent back to the tional seat could be given to both tive Board members must pos­ American Eagle commuter plane the site. searching for bodies and return to liesof the victimsof theaccident," Va., killing all 12 people aboard. Ameri~an ~ad legislature his veto of a house bill Tinian and Rota for representa­ sess to be eligible to serve as a crashed Monday in a cornfield The plane was descendingfrom the scene Tuesday. said Peter Piper, president of Eagle plannedto that would have re-configured tion. member of the CUC Board of during a driving rainstorm, kill­ an altitudeof3,000 meters(10,000 Jasper County Sheriff Steve Simmons Airlines, the American celebrateltslOthanmversaryTues- Board membership and quorum Secondly the Governor wants Directors. "This requirement has I ing all 68 people aboard. feet) to 2,500 meters (8,000 feet) Reames said the Newton County Eagle carrier in Chicago. day, complete with a ceremony I to increase agency autonomy for caused difficulties in the past, Flight 4 I84 from Indianapolis when it disappeared from radar sheriffs department had set up a It was the second major plane unveilingaspecially-decoratedair- requirements for meetings. and probably will continue to I toChicagowent down 48 kilome­ screens at Chicago's 0'Hare Air- command post near the crash site, crash in seven weeks. A USAirjet plane from behind a wall of bal- In his transmittal letter to law­ CUC by eliminating from the port, said Don Zochert with the "We've had torrential rains all crashed Sept. 8 on approach to loons at Dallas-Fort Worth Inter- makers,GovernorTenorio offered Board the Secretary of Finance do so," explained Governor I ters (30 miles) south of Gary in I northwest Indiana at abollt4 p.m. FAA. day, and right now there's such a Pittsburgh, killing all 132 aboard. national Airport. three specific proposals that he and theSpecial Assistant for Man­ Tenorio in his letter. (2000 GMT), the Federal Avia­ The plane, which was full, had downpour. They're almost unable American Eagle commuter Four commuter airlines operate believes will make this legisla­ agement and Budget. "I would welcome legislation I that incorporates those changes tion Administration said. been circling in a holding pattern togoout - we're talkingopenfarm planes have been involved in at under the name American Eagle. tion more palatable in a future Although the Governor con­ I have proposed," said the Gov­ \ Heavy rain forced authorities before it began its descent, said country," Reames said. least two other fatal crashes in the The Eagle carriers are sisters of bill. cedes Board members must work First, the Governor opposed a closely with the Secretary and ernor. "These are reasonable to quickly halt the search of the Tim Smith, a spokesman for The plane was a new American last seven years. American Airlines and have the minority quorum of four mem­ Special Assistant, he believes the changes that will help to untie area until Tuesday. American Eagle. Eagle Super ATR, a high-wing, Five people werekilledwhenan samecorporateparent,FortWorth, .- bers and recommended instead agency can be greatly de-politi­ the political influences that if.'" American Eagle would not Bob Stone, a hunter, said he twin-engine propeller aircraft. American Eagle planecrashedina Texas-based AMR Corp. cized without their direct involve­ have long been associated with -, speculateon thepossible cause of heard the plane's enginesjust be- AmericanEaglespokesmanTim swamp at Mayaguez,Puerto Rico, The four Eagle carriers are Ex- that five members present consti­ ment in Board matters. CUc." the crash, airline spokeswoman fore the crash. Smith told Cable News Network during a heavy rainstorm on June ecutiveAirlines.Flagship Airlines, tute a quorum for the purpose of Debbie Weathers said. State po­ "I could hear a motor winding that the aircraft was European- 7, 1992. Simmons Airlines and Wings lice and airline officials said no­ outanditsoundedlikethunderand made. He said the carrier had a American Eagle flight 3378 West. The fleet has 279 twin-en- body survived. then there was a crash and I didn't number of similar planes in its crashedFeb. 19,1988,inawooded gine, turboprop aircraft carrying LarryMidkiff said he was driv­ hear anything else," Stone said. fleet. area about a mile away from the 19 to 64 passengers. Crime Stoppers tip help solve theft cases ingalongahighwaywhen hespot­ A CRIME STOPPERS tip led to Manalilisaid the case is still un­ DPS Information Officer Cathy The man sustained minor inju­ ted a black puff of smoke and the the implication of two juveniles der investigation. Sheu said three personsentered the ries on the left arm, police said. plane banking sharply before it Ex-navy officer awarded $5M in damages being investigated for a complaint Meanwhile, in other police re­ Oleai Headstart and took a yellow No arrests were made yet. plunged to the ground. to other burglary and theft cases, port, three male persons mauled a plasticbagcontainingundetermined In Chalan Kanoa, a 50-year-old "It didn't look like it had a left By MICHELLE DeARMOND Coughlin said, speaking with re­ Association before the trial was trapped in the hotel's third­ accordingtoCrimeStoppersCoor­ man at Oleai Headstartbefore run­ items. man was arrested after he report­ wing on it," Midkiff said. "Itjust porters for the first time since the started. floor hallway one night during dinator.Sgt. Edward Manalili. ningawayitemsMondaymorning, While on their way out, the sus­ edly grabbed and pushed a woman LAS VEGAS (AP) - The Las trial began Sept. 12."This sendsa .Thejury awardedCoughlin$1.7 the convention by a group of men lookedlike a black streak coming Manalilisaiduponfurtherinves­ the Department of Public Safety pects kicked and punched a 23­ at Top Night Club Monday night. Vegas Hilton and its parent com­ message that you can't tolerate million in compensatory damages who shoved their hands down her down." tigationthetwoand a thirdjuvenile said yesterday. year-old man. No other details were given. People on the scene said there pany were ordered Monday to abusing women even for making Friday,rulingthattheHiltonfailed bra and tried to reach up her skirt were arrested for involvement in was driving rain at the time of the pay $5 million in punitive dam­ money." to provide adequate security at and pull off her underwear. the Taro Sue and Bali Emporium crash and that it was too dark to ages for failing to protecta former Coughlin blew the whistle on the convention. Since it also de­ Coughlin's attorney urged ju­ burglary and theft cases. see much in the area. Winds were Navy lieutenant from drunken the drunken debauchery at the termined that Hilton had acted rors to issue a multimillion dollar From the same information re­ gusting to 79 kph (49 mph) in aviators atthe 1991 Tailhookcon­ meeting of drunken Navy and with malice, the jury returned award "to get the (Hilton) share­ Doctors Clinic-CRe ceivedthroughCrimeStoppersHot Gary, the closest reporting sta­ vention. Marine aviators. A Pentagon re­ Monday to deliberate punitive holders' attention" to prevent fu­ ,. Line, three search warrants were tion, the National Weather Ser­ The federaljury' s ruling brings portsaid83womenwereassaulted damages, aimed at punishing a tureassaults orremovesomecom­ ; \ Paula Coughlin's total award to or molested at the convention. wrongdoer and deterring such pany executives. issued which led to a recovery of vice said. over $2,000 worth of property be­ "Debris was so scattered, you $6.7 million. Coughlin settled for an undis­ conduct in the future. ''They'restill equating thedam­ f, tie up in the offing lieved to have been taken fromthe really couldn't tell if there was an "I think justice was served," closed amount with the Tailhook Coughlin had testified that she Continued on page 13 i \ Edward Mana/iii. two establishments. By Ferdie de la Terre which establishes proper delivery accommodating Dr. Yoshio of primary. specialty and contin­ Hosobuchi, one of their distin­ THE DOCTOR'S Clinic based in ued care to patients," Espaldon guished neurosurgeons during: his Guam has proposed a temporary stressed. recent clinical activity at CHC. Wilda's damage working relationship with the Underscoring the importance of In his response, Abraham told Commonwealth Health Center propercoordinationand assistance Espaldon CHC is interested in aimed at providing specialty care to the success of TDC's rotating working with TDC/Straub physi­ It's your deal... pegged at $4.9M to the people of the CNMI. specialist program, heclaimed, the cians on a trial basis with some Under such proposal, TDC and response of their initial Saipan provisions. I THE EMHRGENCY Manage- departments' PDAs are still Honolulu's Straub rotating physi­ Straub rotations have been posi­ He pointed out TDC/Straub will ment Office has pegged total pending because their damages cians will utilize CHC facilities tive and the people continue to be responsible for malpractice/li­ damages wrought by Typhoon are more severeand because their and minimal staff to hold clinic. reiterate the true need for these ability resulting from patient en­ Wilda at $4.86 million total, a assessments are still ongoing. In his letter to Department of services. counters with TDC/Straub physi­ preliminary damage assessment He expects all reports to be in Public Health Services Secretary The TDC official said the pro­ cians. report from the office indicates. by tomorrow. Dr. Isarnu J. Abraham. TDC De­ gram continues tobea tremendous The DPHS secretary said on the In a memorandum to Gover­ According to Guerrero's re­ velopment and Special Projects success for the Guam community other hand, 30'/C of gross billings nor Froilan C. Tenorio, EMO port submitted to the governor Vicc Preside nt Ernesto V. as a whole. from TDClStraub physicians ac­ DirectorRobert A.Guerrero con­ Monday, Commonwealth Utili­ Espaldon Jr. said the cooperation "People appreciate TOes tivityatCHC shall bepaidto OPHS firmed that the aggregate dam­ ties Corp. suffered the most in will help forge a solid relationship proactive position bringing spe­ for overhead expenses. ages sustained by the CNMI do damages - approximately between CHC and TDC/Straub. cialized medical care to the island. Abraham emphasized thatTDC/ not meet the criteria of the Fed­ $500,000, a figure that contrasts "As TDC gains its footing on In our commitment to this region. Straub physicians will not initiate eral Emergency Management CUC' sown figureof about$0.68 Saipan,webelieveTOCandStraub we have a genuine interest in pro­ or suggest to patients that they Agency (PEMA) or the Small million. physicians should appropriately viding the same specialty care ro­ should be referred off-island for MEDICAL DENTAL Business Administration (SBA) Rota on the other hand suf­ interactwith CHC physicians with tation through Saipan on a routine treatment. for either organization to make a fered close to $3 million indam­ the intentionofdeveloping strong. basis." he told Abraham. Such recommendations, hecon­ declaration. ages mostly inagricultural (5173 : effective working relationships. It Espaldon likewise expressed tinned, should instead be chan­ "In close consultation with the million) and road damages (51 : is this professional cooperation appreciation to CHC staffers for neled through the patient's pri­ federal government, it is highly million). mary physician. and the cards are stacked in your f-avor. recommended that a request for Tinians damage figure was ~-­ He added that all physicians pegged at $.0335 million, in­ f7" practicing at CHC will hold cur­ a presidential declaration not be '~. Now, with FHP, you can select from among submitted at this time," Guerrero cluding $229,089 iriagricultural , ....; rent CN MI medical licenses. CHC is awaiting TDC response four Medical plans andfour Dental plans told the governor. losses. He, however, recommended On Saipan, secondary paved if they are interested in pursuing to deal you a hand that best suits yourhealth care needs. that the governor make a local roads constitute the major loss the initiative so that a more for­ declaration. figure of 331,594 with coral mal agreement could be drawn So, CNMI Government Employees, Typhoon Wilda hit the Com­ roads also being destroyed to the up, Abraham said. don't let your health carechoice be a blind draw. monwealth late October with a tune of $327,440. Straub Clinic and TDC recently strength enough to cause signifi­ Primary pavedroads sustained formed a "partnership'! with See what HIP has to offeryou now, Saipan Health Clinic in an at­ during openenrollment. cant damages. $217,096 in damages. Immediately after the typhoon Damage assessments con­ tempt to upgrade the level of left, government agencies were ducted by the Department of health care on the island. tasked to come up with prelimi­ Lands and Natural Resources on The DPHS has been luring pri­ nary damage assessments Saipan are still ongoing, and so vate clinics to join in its current f=1-IF::J® efforts to improve community (PDAs) in their respective juris­ with those being conducted by HEALTH CARE dictions to be compiled in one theCommonwealthPortsAuthor­ participation in the health care Your health partner. For life~M report to the governor. ity, the Marianas Visitors Bureau delivery system in the common­ ~ wealth. According to Guerrero, sqme and the Saipan Mayor's Office. Isamu J. Abraham, F

4-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-WEDNESDAY-NOVEMBER 2, 1994 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2 , 1994 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-S I, l Manglona named to head Fund GOVERNOR Froilan C. in lieu ofTomas B. Aldan who is Chairman Dino Jones informing The appointment takes effect changed by the E.O., which del­ Tenorio yesterday appointed Ed­ set to retire by December. him that the nominee is subject to December 24, 1994. egates the appointing authority to ward H.· Manglona to serve as The appointment came in a let­ confirmation by the Board, pur­ "Mr. Manglona is dedicated to the governor subject to the con­ administrator for the Northern ter the governor sent yesterday to suant to Section 509 (b) of Execu­ ensuring that the mandates of the currence of the board, Mariana IslandsRetirement Fund Retirement Board of Trustees tive Order 94-3. Fund and the goals ofmy Admin­ Theadministrator then takes full istration are carried outefficiently. charge and control of the opera­ 'j I feel he is well qualified to fill tion and maintenanceofthe Fund. Torres hits Lloyd this role," said the governor as he Meanwhile, Governor Tenorio A Strange Phenomenon asked the board's concurrence on confirmed Monday hehasalready Earlier this year, an unusually largenumberof buttert1ies inundated almost the new administrator. replaced Procurement and Sup­ everycomerofthis island. Itried todismiss itasanatural phenomenon orcyclethat If confirmed, Manglona is to ply Director David M. Apatang isasperennial asthegrass, Buttheirconstantpresence forced anunjustified butdeep over Manila office take over from Aldan who has with Eddie Palacios. senseofapprehension this scribe. Isita goodor badomenofthings tocome? with been terminated "without cause" On the other hand, another re­ Perhaps Iwaswrestling withmyownsenseof personal insecurity orsomething or RESPONDING to the press re­ little time and we'll see- the op­ other. , ' lease from Bruce Lloyd claiming position will come from the by the Fund's Board of Trustees cent appointee, Angie Guerrero Outona ridewithmysonon panoramic beachroad, I wasdistracted bytheir the plans for the Manila liaison masses. You can count on 'that." and will bebowing out December was also said to have taken over (butterflies) domineering presence. Theywereflapping infront ofmywindshield. office remain in place, Congress­ Torres said, the S150,000 for 23rd of this year. Aldan's im­ from a top position at the Depart­ sidewindows, rearof thetruck, liternlly everywhere. So I decided to watch their man Stanley T. Torres said the the planned liaison office is pending departure from the Fund ment of Financereplacing Marcia seemingly uncharted nightpattern. Aftera while, Ibuilta senseof spite fortheir Public Information Officer is needed in the CNMI more than in was confirmed since August. Tornokane. gentle but weak and helpless wing flapping in the wind. I'd run into them swimm,ing upstream on this issue the Philippines. Under the law, the Fund admin­ Both Apatang and Tornokane unintentionally onthehighways.outon thelinks, inmybackyard. onthebeach,here, because of widespread opposi­ istrator is appointed by and serves have been on the "hit list" ofGo v­ there andeverywhere. Occasionally, I'd feel guilty running them to their fate, "There is a better solution to the at the pleasure of the Board of ernor Tenorio, in terms of top I noticed too that while this phenomenon was taking place throughout the tion. alien labor problem. I still haven't island, an unusually goodnumber of our people werecalledto theireternal rest. "This is not a person-to-person heard the Governor give a good Trustees. This particular provi­ level chiefs he intends to replace sion, though, may have been with his own choices, (RHA) People Ihaveknown allmylife andseemed tobequitehealthy thelasttime wemet issue, but something that the pub­ justificationfor the proposed Ma- Bruce Lloyd have nowexpired. There'sthat quiet acknowledgment toothat someday mytum lic is greatly concerned because it will cometojointhechorus andbecome a numberin history. I was reminded of would be a sad waste of govern­ whatmymotherusedtosaythat"deathis likea thiefinthenight whocomes and ment resources," said Torres. steals yourmostprecious belongings whenyou're fast asleep". Ihaveheard friend, talkoftheirfearofdeath, Somehavequitsmoking toavoid Torres reacted to Lloyd's state­ contracting cancer. Others have called it quits with alcohol to ensure that their ment that the Governor would not stomach and liverare well and healthy. Still others have resorted to moderate be innuenced by House action on physical exercise for a healthier life. I question. however, whether anyof these a resolution opposing the liaison health measures would prevent ordeterdeathfromtaking place. I am not surethat office by saying, "Just give me a itwilladdor subtract toyourlifespan, Butit's a goodthingtoengage inifforany otherreason thanto stayhealthy. I am notsure eitherwhether one shouldfortify his/herownlittle world from thisnatural phenomenon. It'sthemostnatural thinginhuman lifeotherthan taxes, Candyless father writes Thatsuchisthecase, Iwonder howdowedealwithit.It'scoming! Itmay besooner orlater. Butit's coming, Likeitornot,it'scoming. Inyourbedroom. parking lot, Dear Editor: 5:00 p.m. until 8:00 p,m. Never­ should not advertise trick-or-treat­ intheairoraboard acruise ship, it's coming. Wow! So whyisanybody fearful of theless, when my wife and I ar­ ing until 8:00 p.m. if trick-or­ life's mostnatural order? I AM WRITING to express my rived at 6:30p,m. with a four year treating is useless after 6:00p.m. Perhaps itisthemystery oftheothersideof lifethatgives usthis sense offear disappointment with last night's old Barney and a two year old cat Next year, I am taking my kids to orapprehension, Iftheultimate peaceandtranquillity ison Hisside, Iwant tomeet trick-or-treating at La Fiesta Mall. most of the stores were turning Capitol Hill, One girl showed me Him anytime when my temporary tenure here is up. If there's sucha thing a, The fact that La Fiesta provided a kids away because they had run the generous bag of candy she contractual renewal whenthat daycomes,I' d be thefirst tosuggest it, immediate cancellation. IwanttomeetHim, I wanttoseeallofhiscreations inwhat weknow safe and enjoyable place to take out ofcandy, Fortunately, my kids received at the Lieutenant J ofa, the planet earth. I wanttoexperience theessence of that heavenly peace in my kids was great. The fact that are too young to be discontented Governor's house. Now that fam­ j. paradise thatothers talkaboutwithopenor muted eloquence. the majority of stores ran out of with a halfdozen pieces of candy. ily knows what trick-or-treating I Thatthisphenomenon will cornesomeday, l' d rather spendmytime fultilling treats before we got there was not But what is a father to do who is all about. \, mypersonal goalof making life betterforothers, Itisthis senseofgiving where I so great. It was advertised that usually enjoys the excess candy Is/F. MATTHEW SMITH find asenseofpersonal satisfaction andgrati fication. Nowhere elsecould Isecure trick-Of-treating would he from recovered by his kids'? La Fiesta A Candyless Father suchasenseoffulfillment. 1spend atleast anhourortwodailyrenewing oneoffour dimensions: Spiritual, mental, emotional andphysical being, A personal renewal Stanley Torres ofanyof thefourdimensions willdefinitely trigger theothers tocomeinto locus. Ifyoucoulddothisdaily. you'dgeta renewed or strong senseofpurpose and focus Let unity in diversity prevail ineverything youdo. Well, Ioflen wonder ifin every lite death isn't the ultimate CUCBoard Dear Editor: of about 70 million Filipinos, are who have no intention of giving Emiling Lizama and her granddaughter Elenita Lizama (middle) and niece Sharlene Cepeda place flowers atop the grave of their departed loved goal, Does thismake sense? still able to survive without food up or renouncing their citizen­ Ihaveevenspent timewatching myownfuneral. Isawfamiliar faces p,L,sing ones yesterday at the Mt. Carmel Cemetery. THE RECENT proliferation of stamps, ship. We were also once a U.S. meets today by my coffin making the sign of the cross with lips moving ,L, though they're PURSUANT to Public Law 8­ praying. Theyweren't. Theywerejustacting itout. I heard conversationsamong options and articles about the Fili­ Most of us, especially the teach­ Commonwealth" but we chose to 41, Section II, Notice is hereby \ friend, whocarne topaytheirlastrespects. SOllie ,U'Cgrateful formycontributions pino workers. often tactlessly re­ ers, were gainfully employed be a republic (Do you know how (whatever theymaybe)to this community, Others spoke of mygutsy and crusty ferred to as "third country nation­ when we were recruited from the it really feels to be independent?) given that there will be a Regular positions on issues. Still others think J'm justa wimpandare most happy thatthis als." "aliens." "tugalas.' (the lat­ Philippines. We had to trade off and later terminated the operation Meeting of the Commonwealth "sucker" isagoner. DidIhaveanyregrets? None' Each hourI movefurther away ter is associated with demeaning or relinquish permanent tenure of of the U.S. Naval Bases in our Utilities Corporation Board of MOYLAN'S SCHOOL ACCIDENT from thisplanet earth intoa tunnel that leadssomewhere. I kit SOITy forthe loved connotation of housemaid. pri­ employment, retirement, promo­ country. Let us take a hypotheti­ Directors on Wednesday, Novem­ onesIhaveleftbehind. butvel)'happyattheminute prospectofmceting myCreator. marily because most of the Filipi­ tions, second or double job, pur­ cal situation, it is called Reverse ber 2, 1994. The meeting will PLAN PROTECTS YO' CHILD Yes, death I haveaccepted asthe ultimate grand finale, And each of us won't be conunence at 1:00 p.m., in Con­ spared asecond chance so make thebestof life inpreparationIt Ir thatbeautifulday. nos here are using "Tagalog," one suit of higher learning, separation of"Fortune" - What if the Philip­ ference Room No. I, Common­ Well, we have all seen how Rwandans die-by the thousands each day­ of the many dialects spoken by from families, some formsofcom­ pines were a Commonwealth of FOR ONLY $7 A YEAR! fleeing fromtheirhomeland insearch ofpeace. Morethan forty-thousand have met Filipinos. hence. even profession­ fort and luxury; and pay exorbi­ the United States and some of the wealth Utilities Corporation Ad­ theirfate along theroadtoZaire outofhunger. dehydration andlbdly dise~Lses such als are sometimes referred to as tant Ices, Then, the next question people here would be going there ~... ministration Building at Lower ACCIDENTS WILL HAPPEN ... ascholera. Thenthere'stheso-called pneumonic plague whichh,Ls taken somany "iagalas.") was brought about might be, why did we come here? to be contract workers, and most !I:·:·:..: Base, Saipan. lives in India, not to mention malaria making a strong come hack in the same The Agenda is set forth below: more or less by the Consent De­ Is it wrong to seek for better op­ of you would be treated like some " BUT THEY DON'T HAVE TO country. Perhaps this was thequiet but fearful signal that came from the huge cree of2,25 million do/lars (please portunities to change working of us are treated here. How would I. Preliminary Matters HURT EVERYONEI number of buttenlies that havelittered theisland earlier. Butwhat doesitmeanfor A. Call to Order us? Areweslated forlonghouts withempty cotfers" Or i, the weak \\ing tbpping note that ample time was givcn to environment? To prepare for a you take it? No way! Sure, that B. Roll Call Accidents will happen; partiCUlarly at school where ofbuttctflies depict howwe've dealt v.ith I"ue'. tri\I;\li/ing even the mo,t\ \t;t! (,1 the Commonwealth tu appeal, rc­ brighter future'! To seek new ex­ would be the answer, But rcmern­ r Adoption of Agenda sports are involved, This unique policy covers your them all? Or docs it tell of the da~ s uhcad when l!lo,t (Ifour p..·()pk WI dd he .ict. PJ'(Jt<.:~1. or even delay it, ... ign­ pericnccs and wider horizons? To her, this is only hypothetical. " C. migrating to the W<:.st insearch ol betterpasture? ing on S<:pll'mhcr 9, ll)()-!, hut travel and take the risk') And for There is no need to he prema­ D. Adoption of Minutes child for any accident that occurs on and off the nobody availed of this opportu­ some (If us. is ita crime to he turely alarmed that we will clamor II. Committee Report school grounds, Even if they're injured due to a riot or We'veseensomehealthy debate onhumanright-, abuse inp;lI

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1994-MARIANAS VARIETYNEWS AND VIEWS-7 6-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-WEDNESDAY- NOVEMBER 2, 1994 "--.- '~:;-" ..'_.. .: ...

. ­ US Navy to detonate explosives M .. _,_ ... ~. _,•.• _ THE U.S. Navy ExplosiveOrd- World War II Live Ordnance ex- The set time for the detonation ofCowTown),15degrees 16min.05 COOlIIlelCial pilots are advised to stay nance D~tachment :ream from plosives, Emergency Manage- will be from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 sec. Nooh 145degrees 48 min. 49 atleast me mileawayfrom this area Guam w111 be on Saipan on No- mentDirectorRobertA.Guerrero p.m. atthe MarpiLandfill (East of .sec, East am 3,00:> FeetNxJve Sea during thedate am time indicated. vember 02-03, 1994 to detonate said in a news release. Cow Town). Level(ASL). Slruldthetebeanyquestioos,COO­ The generallocationofthe deto­ Duetothedangerimposed bythis taetMaria KazumaattheEmetgeocy . titlement, shooldmakeeveryeffort to. nation will be on the island of detooatiOO, thegeneral public, espe­ Management Office at 322-9529/ .';')~.' "'\ US Vet... educate the general JXlblic as to the Saipanin theMarpi Landfill (East ciallytoo! operators, fishermen and 9572. , .' ~~~. . . \':''1, " nl I> - significance and importance of the COntInued from page t veterans to society. ,~~ ~~~~/ various veterans program as well In reading the proclamation, the aspresentations onVAbenefits and governorsaid, thesameeffortshould Trick or Treat at La Fiesta be accorded to students in all public healthcare to be conducted by five FORTHE second year in a row, stated Niizeki, "because it gives $3,000.00 for Northern Marianas i~~," l:V~ and private schools in the NMI "as staff from Guam VA La Fiesta San Roque Shopping the children a chance to experi­ College student activity clubs. ,,' they are the future leaders and AVeteransAffairsphysicianbased Plazaprovidedlocalchildren with ence trick or treating." Niizeki Over 800 people went through defenders of the commonwe'alth in Guam and his assistant will also a fun and safeplace to enjoy Hal­ said La Fiesta San Roque plans to the Haunted House on Halloween X\l,l~~l~';, and our great nation." • ,""i;', , crojoctfreephysical examinations. loween. Some 3,000 parents and host Halloween trick or treating night alone. The Haunted House "'LA~tt' ~. .~ .~' ~\ The sameofficeencourages and .'0-' ....."-" At...... __" .Palaciosexplairedihanbepdmary children trickor treated at over 30 every year. consisted of a zigzag maze di­ invites participation of veterans Tenorio receives check donations from Yashiro Seiji (left) and Mike Imai prior to the purpose ofthefairistojrovioeinfor­ stores and restaurants at the shop­ The promotion also provided videdintosections, witheach sec­ in the civilian community, not presentation to beneficiaries. mation onveterans benefits am on ping plaza on Monday, October an opportunity for interaction be­ tion having a theme such as a only to explain their experience localcommunityserviceresources 31. "It's fun," one young mother tween local people and visitors to haunted jungle or a cemetery. and knowledge of the military, for veterans and their beneficia­ exclaimed. "It's safer and more Saipan. Many touristsfromneigh­ "People really enjoyed it," but also to be active in civic ries. convenient to bring the children boring Hotel Nikko donned cos­ stated Giot Concepcion, orga­ projects, he pointed out. Japanese Club members The fair is also aimed at pro­ here than to trick or treat on the tumes and participated in the fun. nizer of the fundraiser. "The DVA and veterans alike moting health and enhance good­ street." "I'm happy to see tourists enjoy­ "People who came the first shoulddedicatesomeoftheir time will among island veterans and Youichi Niizeki, Executive ing an American holiday," said night also came the second to instill leadership qualities, loy­ donate to various causes their families. Vice President/General Manager Niizeki. night to go through it again. alty and, above all, the courage MEMBERS of a Japanese golf the amount $1,000. was donated to the Common­ Governor Froilan Tenorio of La Fiesta San Roque, declared La FiestaSanRoque alsohosted We're looking forward to do­ and need for sacrifice inthe inter­ association has donated approx­ The money was then donated to wealth Health Center Volunteers signed a proclamation the other the Trick or Treat promotion a a Haunted House on Sunday and ing it again next year," est of our great nation," said the imately $3,000 in cash and goods the Saipan Youth FootbalLeague, Association. day, declaring November 7-13 as hugesuccess."The eventisgood," Mondaythatraisedapproximately Concepcion concluded. chief executive. for three different organizations during simple ceremonies at the Volunteer Rita Dela Cruz ac­ "Veterans Week." cepted the check in behalf of the He urged DVA to continue on Saipan. San Vicente School Monday with / .;.~. J:' November 11 is Veterans Day, a association. working together with other gov­ The. Coral Green Golf Club, Governor Froilan C. Tenorio in ~ _- - '''' I} "\ day set aside to pay tribute to and Lastly, Golf Club member , ~ ;,~' -; {II . ernment agencies and the busi­ which boasts of a membership of attendance. honorIre veterans ofIreU.S.Armed Yashiro Seiji, chairman of the 'I' (lj...'''·;;;'',fJ£i'" t ness conununity to seek and pro­ 200, recently held a tournament Officials of the league, which Forces withaparade andceremony. made a debut last Sunday were Board of ISD Saipan, also ;~f ?'~~ ~.: >: Tenorio said Ire DVA, Depart­ mote ways to assist veterans tore­ at the Coral Ocean Point Resort ;y ), '., Club and collected nearly $1,000 present to accept the donation. showed his generosity by donat­ ~~A rrent Community adjust from military to civilian £1.: ,.,liII ~tW of and Cultural ing over 200 pieces of wind in­ v' f "J! ,i" life and provide information on from about 40 participants. Meanwhile, another memberof Affairs, whose functioo is to assist "\ . Mike Imai, economic adviser the Club, Satoyoshi Fukumuro. struments, i.e. harmonicas and "."'" veterans with their benefits and en- job opportunities. The governor happily hoists a flute to the enthusiastic crowd that to Governor Froilan C. Tenorio, matched the money raised by an­ flutes,forthe useof San Vicente's gathered at San Vicente School, one of about 200 wind instruments . . added to the collection to make other $1,000, an amount which Music Class. donated by ISO Saipan for the school's use. I

1II 6ntlte~ Palau~ Front~ "." ., • , . , ", e •.--' _, • Bank of Saipan breaks I PSS welcomes its new Nakam.ura signs first record earnings in '94 THEBANKoI' Saipan onSeptember holders of which 65 are from the .iO completed it., 199-+ fiscal year Northern Marianas 6are from Guam Iaws for a free Palau counsel, comptroller ~U1d 5 are from the U.S. mainland. A, finishing with recordopcrationxcam­ PALAU President Kuniwo appropriations. ing, had been working as adeputy clling to Saipan to join the PSS. ings. a news release from the bank limited numberofshares are still avail­ Nakamurasigned fourlegislations The passport act authorized the THE PUBLIC School System has prosecutor in Kitsap County Before that. he worked as a Ll\\ said. able from the recent public offering. into laws after midnight of Sep­ Minister of State to issue three filledtwo much-neededpositions, Details are available at the Bank of (Washington State) before tray- clerk in California. Amid-year independent audit bya tember 30 or early morning of hiring a new legal counsel and a SaipanChalan Kanoa headquarters. types of Palau passports (regular, A 1992graduateof l he L: nivcr­ CPA firm confirmed the first six October 1,tobecome Palau's first new comptroller. Also, thenews release pointed out official,and diplomatic)toallciti­ sity of San Diego law school. months results. Thecurrent year-end laws as a sovereign nation. Sean E. Frink started his new auditisexpeetedtoconfirm therecord thatthebank haspaid anannual divi­ zens of Palau residing in Palau or frank also enjoys several sports, \ According to a report from the job as the PSS legal counsel on full yearoperationalearningsofabout dend forthepast three years andthe carryingITpassports on October including: softball and surfing. Tia Belau, Republic of Palau Pub­ Oct. 6. He went work right away, S5m,000.00. Board of Directors will meet in the 1, 1994 who are not citizens of He filled the legal counsel post lic Laws Nos. 4-26 (Unified Bud­ studying and learning about the As alocal hankthe Bank ofSaipan nearfuture to decide what action to any other country. The IT pass­ that had been vacant since Raye get Act of FY 1995) 4-26 (Palau manylegalissuesfacingthe Board is very proud of the fact that key take this year. ports can be used only for two Jean Saar left the PSS in Decem­ loc~ Forthesecond time this year, Bank Passports), 4-28 (Preventing sus­ and the PSS. management employees are years as transition.The new pass­ ber 1993. people. ofSaipan again increased interestrate.s pended laws from becoming ef­ Trick o~ treaters accept candy from Esprit manager Grace SalineI at La Fiesta San Roque's Trick or Treat Meanwhile, Merlinda V. ports will be valid for five years ~.- Before joining the PSS. JuanS.Torres isthe Vice President paid onchecking, savings and TeD fective) and 4-29 (Palau Sports promotion. Deramas started her duties as the and can be renewed for another \.\~,~' Deramus had worked as an audit and General i\:1anager. Angela Reyes accounts affording increased earn­ Commission) took effect imme­ new PSS comptroller on Mon­ --.~ five. Penalty for tampering with .s..,:...... 4< supervisor at the CN1\11 Public IS the Operations Manager. Connie ingstodepositors. diately and were not subject to day, Oct. 17,taking on the formi­ _ ...... •.,f.". r" the passports is imprisonment of Auditor's OfficcsinceJune 1989. Salas manages the Garapan Branch, Thebank'slocal Fiesta Credit Card U.S. suspension. dable task of helping to manage hasbeen very well received bymer­ not less than two years or more A certified public accountant Lucy Santos istheLoan Managerand The 1995 unified budget law the tight and complicated PSS JocRoberto administers the loan port­ chants andconsumers and the bank than ten or between $10,000 and since 19711, Deramus was anaudit authorized $212,355,810 for fis­ $500,000 fine or both. The State budget. folio. Carlene Alvarez and Tony Pe­ hasalso recently instituted its Holiday manager in a prominent Manila­ Savings Plan. Details are available at cal 1995 which began on October Minister is empowered to pro­ Frink who was selected by the tersareinchargcofFiestaCreditCard based private firm from 1979­ either Chalan Kanoa or the Garapan 1 but only appropriated mulgate regulations for issuance Board from among several candi­ , operations. 1989. TheB

8-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-WEDNESDAY-NOVEMBER 2, 1994 WEDNESDA Y, NOVEMBER 2, 1994-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-9 Continued from page 4 LlHEAP customers Letters. ..------~-"'-- rather unusual that there is no these officials have all praises for insights for othercultures tocome Shop seeks labor case dismissal "poverty" in the CNMI. I would our colleagues' job performance? in rather than to live in isolation. By Rafael J. Santos told to pay CUC bills plaintiff workedabout I 1.5hours the Roshi's store along Beach geous and without good cause. The tions, saying Bhagchandani was rather suggest that we propose What is the essence of this? There is so much to share and to THECOMMONWEALTH Utili­ booklet available that will help every day. Road. About one week later, conduct "goes beyond possible terminated because of miscon­ plans on how to uplift "global It was also claimed that we are learn from one another; more so, THE U.S. District Court is tiesCorporation isreminding cus­ LIHEAP customers determine According to the complaint, Roshi's management terminated bounds of decency, isatrocious and duct. O'Connor has said that a poverty" cultural diversity, and earning here more than what we in the light of accelerated change scheduled to hear arguments on a tomers of the Low Income Hous­ how much electricity is used by plaintiffdidnotreceiveany wages him, the complaint alleged. intolerable inacivilized society," the Roshi's worker has been "physi­ see the good and positive traits in do back home. Do you have a and development as we strive to motion to dismiss by a Saipan ing Energy Assistance Program various household appliances. during his employment, but his Heclaimedhis termination was lawsuit filed byAny. V.K.Sawhney cally abused" by the complain­ every culture rather than single problem with that? Is itour fault if survive in this planet. We are all shop this month in connection (LIHEAP)to pay their entire util­ These booklets are free and are family in India was paid an aver­ a "retaliatory conduct" which he partly read. ant, prompting the management out a particular ethnic group. the conversion of peso to dollar is the same because we are all dif­ with a labor case filed by a store ity bill. available at any CUC office or by age of 3,000 rupees or S1()() per described as extreme and outra- Roshi's has denied the allega- to fire him. Didsomebodysaythat our edu­ such? Why make so much fuss ferent. worker from India. Many customers use excess mail. Just contact the Public In­ month.Healsoreceivedfreehous­ cationalsystemlagfarbehindU.S. about it? No sane and mature Fili­ Articles published about Filipi­ Federal court judge Alex R. ing and meals during that period electricity,and theirmonthly bills formation Office for assistance. pino will ever think of coming nos creating a bad image of our The items that use the most standards? (How far anyway?) Munson will hear both sides in and "spending money," the com­ are higher than the amount of here if our salary here and in our ethnicity, are in effect communi­ money provided under the electricity are: air conditioners, Then, why did P.S.S. continue tc the litigation on November 18 at plaint added. MVB targets Taiwan market country is almost thesame. In like cating to the young that we are hot water heaters, freezers and hire Filipino teachers until 1993? 9:00, court documents indicated. He ccused the store manage­ LIHEAP program. It is important inferior to the people here. Your . IN AN effort to capture poten­ I am a research-based oriented manner, why do some people like Naina Enterprises, Inc., owner ment of preparingfalse timecards According to a news release Marianas, it also allowed the for these customers to remember clothes-driers. LIHEAP custom­ tialvisitorawarenessand increase person and empirical evidences to shop in the Philippines? Be­ law on non-resident workers is of Roshi's Variety Store asked for his signature and issuing pay­ from MVB, approximately MVB to monitor and assess how that they are responsible for any ers may choose to use those items traffic to the Northern Marianas are my strongest contentions of cause it is cheaper there. It's plain your law and we will not beg for the court last month to dismiss checks based on the false time 100,000travelconsumers and 150 other destinations promote in the amounts not covered by the gov­ less often. LIHEAP customers from the Taiwan market, the statements. I would appreciate it common sense! Ooooops! I for­ extension. If we have to go, so be Jaidev Bhagchandani's lawsuit. cards. "Under threat of termina­ exhibitors participated in this Taiwan market. ernment.Custorrrers mustalso pay may want toencourage visitors or Marianas Visitors Bureau at­ if you could share the source of got that it is not common but it. After all, our contracts expire 'saying the complaint has no fac­ tion,plaintiffsignedthe false time year's OTF. MVB Marketing The MVB's booth was located theirbills on time to avoid the 1% family members not to use those tended the sixth Outbound Tour that information. In the Philip­ rather an accumulation of mean­ every year. It's just like having tual allegation. cards and endorsed the pay­ Assi siant-James Matsumoto, in the "Magnificent Micronesia" late fee. items while visiting the home of Fair (OTF '94) held at the Sung pines, before a teacher can be ingful, scholarly and pragmatic "the sword of Damocles" hang­ Claims made by plaintiff were checks...," the suit stated. Research Assistant-Jack Diaz, section of the Travel Fair along The community utility has a LIHEAP customer. Shang Domestic Airport Exhibi­ and PR & AD Committee hiredinany teachingposition, hel schema brought about bysensible ing over us everytime our con­ purely legalconclusions, defense Plaintiff wants to recover his with the Hyatt Regency Saipan tion Hall in Taipei, Taiwan on member James Fleming, were she has to complete a Bachelor's and logical individuals who re­ tracts end. The anxiety and men­ attorney David G. Banes of Rob­ alleged unpaid regular and over­ and the Pacific Islands Club October 22-25, 1994. on hand to answer questions Degree in Education, should pass lentlesslysearchforthe truth. Yes, tal anguish that we experience ert O'Connor Law Offices said in time compensation and is asking Saipan. Continental Micronesia Ex-Palau solon gets Outbound Tour Fair is a four and disseminate information the ProfessionalTeachers' Board we earn dollars here but we spend every end of school year is not his motion to dismiss. . the court to award him general, Airlines coordinated and orga­ day consumer travel fair orga­ Exam,as wellas a Division Com­ in dollars, pay due taxes and of worth to hold on for another year. Bhagchandani filed a labor punitive and compensatory dam­ on the Northern Marianas. nized the Micronesian section. nizedannuallybytheChinaTimes 15 years for firearms petitive Examination, both writ­ course: send remittance to the This limbo feeling tremendously complaint against thecompany in ages. While this event provided the Other Micronesian destinations Philippines. (Where in the world affects our plans to explore other group, Blanca Magazine, and MVB a good opportunity to represented were Guam, Palau, A FORMER member of the House of Delegates from Airai State was ten and oral. If our educational August alleging thathe was never Banes said the lawsuit must be Travel Trend News. promote the Northern sentenced on October 11 to fifteen years imprisonment by Supreme system lag far behind U.S. stan­ would you recommend that we alternatives. Our colleagues paid his regular and overtime dismissed for lackof subject mat­ and Pohnpei. CourtAssociateJusticeJeffreyBeattie, theTia Belaureportedrecently. dards, the fact cannot be denied send it?) Do you mind? We sweat (teachers, therapists, nurses, and wages for three years. His com­ terjurisdiction. Healso addedthat MengirarouNgiratechekii wasconvictedoffirearmpossessionwhich that we brought honors to the every penny of our salary. Take a accountants) who either resigned plaintclaimed thedefendants vio­ the Fair LaborStandard Act isnot carriesa constitutionally mandated penalty of I5-year imprisonment. Commonwealth in the field of look at our attendance, our in­ or were not renewed are gainfully lated various federal and CNMI applicable to plaintiff or defen­ Ngiratechekii was arrested October 7, 1993 after his wife of seven education. There are a good num­ volvement in various on and off and happyemployedabroad:Cali­ laws by allegedly depriving him dants. yearsPacitaaFilipinonational,reportedtothe Policeaboutthreatstoher berofuswhobecameScoutTroop school activities, our participa­ fornia Texas, Florida, Oregon, of his regular and overtime com­ The Indian national was bring­ I lifebyherhusbandandthepresenceofa firearm intheirhouse.ThePolice Leaders,DepartmentHeads,Task tion in community development; Alaska, Australia, Canada, Guam pensation. ing a lawsuit with unclean hands, obtainedasearchwarrantand searchedthepeople's homeatIyebukelin Force Members, Chairpersons of and our daily school preparation. and Brunei, and take note: No­ Lawyers for the defendants hesaid.HeaccusedBhagchandani Koror. A .22 caliber rifle was found at the closet of the house and Accreditation Committees, Pre­ Most of us are versatile, inge­ body was asked ifhe or she was a however said Bhagchandani filed of committing misrepresentation Mengirarou wassubsequently arrestedandcharged.Thetrialwasfinally senters in Various Seminars and nious, resourceful; and have graduate of any U.S. Accredited the complaint in an attempt to and breach of contract. heldon September26 and 27 in which Ngiratechekii was foundguilty. Workshops, Coaches of Island­ strong commitment and persever­ school. prolong his stay in the CNMI. Bhagchandani claimed he has wide Contests, Grantees of Com­ ance. Name it and we can produce While it is really unhealthy in Atty Bob O'Connor has said performed his job diligently and petitive Federal Grants, Who's something even when all odds are any place to have more non-resi­ Roshi's management hasdecided well, but the defendants failed, With IT&E the Who in American Education, against us. Yes most of us are not dent workers than indigenous not to renew the complainant's refused and neglected to pay him Who's Who Among America's graduates of U.S. accredited in­ people, politically, socially, edu­ work and entry permit which ex­ his wages in violation of the Fair savings get Teachers, Employeesof the Year, stitutions; however, there is no cationally, culturally, and eco­ pired in September. Labor Standards Act. Teachers of the Year CN.M.L's empirical evidence to prove that nomically, it is a matter of what Bhagchandani said he was re­ Plaintiff filed a1aborcomplaint better andbetter... Teachers of the Year, State ethnic. racial and even the train­ values and priorities are of prime cruited from Indiaby Roshi's and with then Department of Com­ AwardeesforExcellenceinMath­ ing school of the teacher affect importance; that place upholds.It worked from February 5, 1991 to merce and Labor on June 29 and ematics and Science Teaching; student achievement.To date, this is high time that this should be From now until Dec 31 st, June 29, 1994, adding that the refused to continue working at is still being debated and re­ taken into serious consideration, Strictly Business savings have and awardees of the most presti­ giousNational Presidential Award searched on. Replication of re­ but while this is being done, do of the Commonwealth Constitu­ increased t025%'·",i~ forExcellenceinMathematicsand search in education proves that not disregard nor ignore our con­ Gov't... tion, the Marianas Public Land MVB Research Assistant, Jack Diaz, disseminates information to potential Taiwanese visitors at Outbound Contact your IT&E repre~ Science Teaching (1994 awardee teachers' positive attitudes, edu­ tributions toyour island.Wecame Continued from page 1 Corporation could only transfer Tour Fair 1994. tative for more money sa#ri, is again a Filipino) to mention a cational qualifications and length here to work and most of us have an interest in more than five hect­ facts abOut Strictly Busin~ few of the multifarious roles that ofteachingexperiencedoimprove the expertise for thejobs we were the lease agreement. The total ares of public land for use for were entrusted to Filipino teach­ student achievement. Further­ hired for. Nobody has the right to payment for the 25-year lease commercial purposes with the Reach Out ers. What's going on here? more, there are no studies avail­ discriminate us and worst to blurt amounts to about $1,208,810. approval of the legislature in a REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL Did you say that most of us able to prove that graduates from outsweepingandunfoundedstate­ Ifthe Koreandeveloperdecides joint session. have marginal English? But lin­ U.S. Accredited Schools are su­ ments on the status of our educa­ to extend the lease for another 15 However, there may be some guists say that this is expected of perior or better than those who are tional system and how we live in years, the government stands to problem in thisparticular portion NMC RFP Nos 95·124 not graduates from such institu­ the Philippines. (What is its rel­ second-language speakersandthis get at least S4.3 million, that is if of Section 5 since the MPLC has The Northern Marianas College is soliciting Competitive sealed proposal from is inherent, not marginal charac­ tions. Did somebody say that he evance anyway?) both sides retained the 5289,892 been abolished when the Execu­ teristics. Arc there not some has always been suspicious of re­ I would like to express my sin­ annual base rent. tive Order 94-3 of the governor qualified contractors for REPAIR RENOVATION AND REPAINTING of the college Americanswhoalso havedistinct cruiting nurses and teachers from cere appreciation to those Who, The planned hotel will have a took effect. buildings A thru I, M thru P, V and X. JOB VACANCY and unique way of speaking the the Philippines and that they (Fili­ despite all the negative write-ups snack shop, restaurants, a night The order placed the func­ Englishlanguage?Studieson psy­ pinos)fullyunderstoodtheirrights about the Filipinos, still continue club, gameroom,giftshop, swim­ tions of the land corporation Scope of work: Furnishing of Labor, Equipment and Materials for the following: chologicaltestinghaverepeatedly the minute they set foot here - an to have good faith and trust in us ming pools and other facilities, to the lands and natural re­ ANNOUNCEMENT communicated that English pro­ American soil? It seems our edu­ and have made our stay here very the 35-page agreement states. sources department as pro­ cation does not lag far behind warm and pleasant, After all, his" The parcel of land was less vided for in Section 4 (f) of 1. Removal and Replacement of wood rafters purlin girts, Roofing sheets The Commonwealth Paris Authority Office at West Tinian Airport ficiency is not an indication of intelligence nor high LQ.; thus, U.S.standardsafterall.Then, why tory presents hard evidences and than half thesize of a government Article XI of the CNMI Con­ and Roof gutters. has the following job openings: the construction of non-verbal did it take Civ. No. 92-0016 to be artifacts that weare closely linked property which the corporation stitution. tests. If our English is marginal, resolved into a settlement as a in terms of our past. Let the unity reportedly planned to lease. "After this Constitution has 2. Repainting of exterior (only) of Buildings and Hallways. 1 GENERAL MAINTENANCE WORKER 1 how come most of us passed the Consent Decree before the afore­ and diversity prevail within the Lawmakers have earlier ex­ been in effect for at least 1 SECURITY OFFICER I EnglishProficiencyTest that was mentioned rights were duly af­ context of an equivocal Ameri­ pressed concern that more than twelve years, the [MPLCj forded us. 1 WEATHER OBSERVER I administeredby P.S.S.? And why can equality and justice for all! five hectares of public land may shall be dissolved and its func­ Proposals must be submitted in a sealed envelope marked NMC RFP No. 95­ do school officials from Texas, As we approach the 21st Cen­ Lastly, I would like to reiterate tions shall be transferred to have been leased to a developer 124; to the NMC Procurement and Property Management Office. As Terlaje Florida, New York, New Jersey, tury,learners need to be multilin­ that: "On this island, from sewer without a legislative consent. the executive branch of gov­ Application form are available at the Saipan Interna­ Guam. and Brunei to name a few gual, because out there is a multi­ to tower; somehow, was touched Under Article XI Section 5 (d) ernment," the section reads. Campus, Building "L," Saipan, no later than 11 :00 a.m., November 4, 1994. tional Airport on the second Floor of the arrival Building continue to recruit from the Phil­ lingual world and there is no cul­ by a Filipino!" The Choice is and also at the West Tinian Airport Superintendent's ippines and "entice" Filipino ture that is superior or better than Yours! couldOOlhoncstly declare tobe liter­ The Northern Marianas College reserves the right to reject any or all proposals theother. We will have more plu­ HANMI ... ate in the English language, accord­ Office. Application form submitted must be accompa­ teachersto workwith them?Then for any reason and to waive any defects in the proposals if determined by the whydotheysaytheyalready have ralistic school communities with IslMYRNA TORRES Continued from page 1 ingtotheletter, a copy of which W(L'i nied by police clearance dating back five years. Filipinos in their staff and still wide diversity of cultures in equi­ GUTIERREZ, Ph.D. furnished to the Variety. College to be in its best interests. All Proposals shall become the property of ations tooppose thepolicy and the For more information, please contact Mr. Silvestre they need more? (Are you saying table schools. Research also Vice President, InternalAffairs Wiseman said itisironical tonote NMC. For additional information, call NMC Plant & Facility Manager - Mr. Ben plannedexemptions. Palacios, Port Superintendent, West Tinian Airport at they are not cognizant of how we shows that it is more beneficial to Marianas Association of Fili­ thatinthepastthatwhen anemployer Diaz at Tel. no. 234-5498, ext. 2310. open avenues of interactions and "HANMI submits thatsuchregu­ submined vacancy announcements Telephone 433-9296. The deadline for submission of speak their language?) Why do pino Educators lation isdetrimcntaI to the welfare of requiring English speaking applicants, application is November 18, 1994 at 4:30 P.M. Is/John 1. Flores Is/Agnes M. McPhetres HAVE YOU 8E~ MADE A VICTIM BYSOMEONE'$'.' .. WIIE:\ YOUNEED ~MEONE TO LISTEN the CNMI,.and is a discriminatory the labor department prohibited and policy," Wiseman said in his two­ Procurement & Property Manager President Roman T. Tudela . . c,;RIMINAL ACTIONS? . deleted such requirement in the all­ pagelener. nouncement Executive Director AC.I0567(1 0121.25.28& 11/2) DON'T STA YA VICTIM FOR LIFE At present, the hotelindustry em­ HOlds arerecommending that the ploys approximately 2,(XX) alien A CALL TOTHE HOTLINECOULD BE YOUR FIRST STEP TO : saidregulation berepealed assoonas RECOVERY FROM FEELINGS OFFEAR, VIOLATION, ORGUILT. : 234-5100 WOOceIs, many of whom probably possible. POINT YOURSELF IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION ANDFIND OUTWHAT • Ilot Line''SONY) 95 Lareyna N. Camacho 28 Air COrQltloner PC 36AG. MllsublShl Mr Slim 2 Fasi produced theuncashed check : visit us or caII : Candy Norita 29 Sleomer w/time seiling lor trays steam crahby C:eveland 1 Michael N, Evangelista Tiara N. Evangelista ~ 4. REFRIGERATOR 450 p_ ro Monday atanewsconfcrencc, saying Isidoru N. Camacho Ned Q. Norita 31 Sat.eers 4.1 5. WATERTANK 250 GAL 300 Il showshe neverusedthemoney. : Brenda, Rowena or Pat at : 33 Bowls 13 Heonlykeplthecheckbccall<;C he Heis additionally survived by several Brothers,Sisters & In-Law, great Granchildren, Nephews & Nieces. 34 Glasses, Wine, champagre 4Boyes 6. DESK (BIF MODEL) 650 35 Sat.eers and Calfee Cups 3Bexes 7. WATER DISPENSER (COLD) 170 di~n~t want to hurt the feelings of Last respect may be pJid on Friday, November 4, 1994 beginning a13:00 pm until 2:30 pm on Saturday, Nov. 36 Sugar bowls 2Boxes ollIClals ofECCwhofelt theyshould : 235-4647, 235-4649, or : 5, 1994 at their residence in TJnapag. Funeral Mass will be offered at 3:00 pm on Saturday at Bithen Delos 37 Knives, Soup Spoons, Ash Irays 1Box 8. CORDLESS PHONE (COBRA) 60 givehim something forhis years of Remedios Church in Tanapag. Burial will follow at the lower base cemetery in Tanapag. 38. Piclures, HistoriC 01 Salpan 8 s~aking iU1I1ually to UlC compiU1Y's : 235-4651 : Received by Romeo E lzar lDf22m schoolm Honolulu, Fasi said. • ~~~""~··'~·~~"''''''8'··~·t: ~'t'~r:.:'t'~'f~'t'~'f~f~~~f~f~~~~~f~'f...~...•~~.·8'.~"~.'~.~'·8··~··~··~·8·..."'8'">.:'f~'f~~.~.~....~.~.8'~.~'~. ~~8''''.~~~.~.~~~§~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ • J~' ,~ ~ Call 233-3847 for complete details •••• P' ..' '.' •••' ••.•. '. ". '. '. ". '. '.' '. '. •..• •••••••••••IIi!!I ~~.~ ~ ,, '.'.", : ;.,'.' .. ".... ",.•••••••••••.. • '. _.J..o.~<;.;.~ ....:••".,.,I.,:,.,_..:..c~-"':'.~. "•._ ..,,40... •_ ' .1••• .;.. • ,l" WEDNESDAY,NOVEMBER2, 1994 -MARIANASVARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-1S 14-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-WEDNESDAY-NOVEMBER 2, 1994 Gold rush endangers rain forests region's delicate environmental Gorbachev convicted ofslander An influx of firms may also oxygen-producing tropical rain MOSCOW (AP) • A court has studies on how to control mining By BART JONES forests - the earth's "lungs." balance are unfounded. found former Soviet President or protect the environment," said push some of the region's 75,000 Modern mining technology indigenous people off their an­ It could also turn jungles and Mikhail Gorbachev guilty ofslan­ CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) • Garcia. rivers brimming with animal life works mainly underground, caus­ Activists are demanding a halt cestral lands, disrupt their lives der after he called a Moscow offi­ A gold rush by international min­ into wastelands. The electric eels, ing little environmental damage, to mining until officials conduct and sharply reduce their number, NOTICE TO BIDDERS cial corrupt. ing companies may threaten fresh water dolphins, jaguars, ta­ said Jorge Provenzali, executive Gorbachev called Vladimir such a study. said Jesus Gonzalez, executive Venezuela's "Lost World" Ama­ pirs, ocelots, fearsome 12-foot (4­ director of the Venezuelan Gold Resin, the head of the Moscow The fragile Caroni River water­ secretary of the Venezuelan Na­ SEALED BIDS for ARFF BUILDING EXPANSION AT WEST TINIAN AIRPORT, TINIAN, MARIANA ISLANDS, AlP Project No. 3-69-0011-05, will be zonianrain forests and indigenous meter) bushmaster snakes and Association. received at the office ofthe EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, COMMONWEALTH PORTS AUTHORITY, Saipan International Airport, P.O. Box 1055, Saipan, city government construction de­ shednear the Brazilian border has tional Indian Council. National Guardsmen stationed tribes. Some tribes such as the brilliant, neon-colored butterflies Mariana Islands 96950, until 200 p.m.: Thursday, November 3, 1994, at which time and place the sealed bids will be publicly opened and read. partment, a "shining example ofa A government plan to put Ven­ already suffered "irreversible" at mining sites to guard explo­ Yanomami, which lived thou­ would disappear. Some species corrupt government official," in ezuela back among the world's damagefrom private mining com­ sives will help control the Theproject, in general, consists of building an expansionto the existing ARFF Building at West Tinian Airport all inaccordance with the plans and sands of years cut off from the are unique to Venezuela. an interview with the top 10gold producers by 1998 by panies and some of the IS,000 to garimpeiros. specifications. The project also consists ofconversion ofWest Tinian Airport Electrical Service from Single Phase toThreePhase. white man in one of the New The Orinoco River, the world's Komsomolskaya Pravda newspa­ opening the wilderness to private 20,000 illegal Brazilian miners Andreviving Venezuela's gold World's last enclaves of primi­ seventh largest, slices through the The project is being financed by funds from the Commonwealth Ports Authority and from the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration. The contract per. mining companies "is going to be called "garimpeiros" who have mining industry - theworld's larg­ tive life, have already suffered area.The 7A-million-acre (3-mil­ award, if it is to be made, will be made within two months(2)from the date ofbid opening. Depending uponavailability offunds, CPA reserves the A Moscow municipal court on a disaster," said Alicia Garcia, a poured into southeastern Venezu­ est a century ago - will pump violence at the hands of lion-hectare) Canaima National Thursday fined Gorbachev one leader of the local environmental ela, she said. billions of dollars into a sagging right to hold such bid in effect for three (3) months from the date of bid opening. garimpeiros. Park in Bolivar is home to the million rubles ($325) forthecom­ group Friends of the Gran Sabana Thecompanies andgarimpciros world's highest waterfall, Angel economy, he said. This contract"is under and subject to Executive Order 11246, as amended, ofSeptember 24, 1965, the Federal Labor provisions and the Equal ment, and ordered the newspaper use earth-moving machines and In adispute over food and rifles, Environmentalists are skepti- (Amigransa). . . illegal miners in July 1993 muti­ Falls, and 53 unusual flat-topped Employment Opportunity (EEO) provisions as containedinthe contract, specifications and bid documents. to print a denial of the charge, the Nearly 50 firms, mostly for­ hydraulic water pumps to topple mountains called "tepuis." cal. daily Moskovsky Komsomolets and blast trees out of the ground lated and massacred 16 "The future of the planet de­ All mechanicsand laborers on the project shall be paid noless thanthe minimum wage rate established bythe U.S. SecretaryofLabor. Acopy of eign, are already prospecting for The peaks inspired 19th Cen­ reported. to look for gold and diamonds. Yanomamis, mainly women and pends on the Amazon," said the Department of Labor Wage Rate Determination is applicableto this contractand is made a part ofthis specification (See Section 70-24). an estimated 10,000 metric tons children. The slaughter provoked tury novelist Sir Arthur Conan The former Communist Party in gold reserves in Venezuela. During rainfalls, dirt from defor­ Doyle, creator of Sherlock Amigransa member Maria general secretary failed to appear ested zones washes into rivers, international protest. Eugenia Bustamante. "Not Each biddermustcomplete, signand furnish, prior to award ofthe contract(AlP No. 3-69-0011-05) the "Bidder's Statementon Previous Contracts The reserves represent 10 per­ Activists say destroying the Holmes, to write "The Lost Subjectto EEO Clause," a "Certification of Nonsegregated Facilities" (See Specification). at the first trial and was fined 30 cent of the world total, and bil­ including the Caroni,which feeds World." The name has stuck. even all the gold and diamonds rubles (a penny). At the second the Guri hydroelectric plant. ecosystem of Bolivar and can pay for the forest if we lions of dollars in profits. Amazona states where the tribes Mining company officials say trial, Gorbachev sent a letter in Sediment deposited in the destroy it." Required Notices for All Contracts. But the gold is buried in rain live will deprive the planet of fears of their disturbing the his place, saying he was quoting forests that are among the world's Caroni is causing Guri to lose a. The bidder must supply all the information required bythe proposal forms and specifications. material published inanother pub­ 10 most environmentally valu­ power, says Garcia. The plant, lication, the Novaya one of the world's biggest, pro­ b. The Commonwealth Ports Authority (CPA), in accordance with Title VI ofthe Civil Rights Act of 1964, hereby notifies all able regions, said Alexander bidders that they(bidders) must affirmatively insure that for any contract entered into pursuantto this advertisement, minority Yezhednevnaya Gazeta (New Luzardo. co-author of vides 65 percent of Venezuela's business enterprises will be afforded full opportunity to submit bids in response to this invitation and will not be discriminated Daily Newspaper). Venezuela's 1991environmental electricity. against on the grounds of race, color, or national origin in consideration for award. Gorbachev will not pay the fine protection law. "The water in this area 1S much and plans to appeal the decision, The government plan envisions more valuable than the gold," she The bidder'sattention is Invited to the fact that the proposed contractshall be underand subject to the equalopportunity clause as set forth in Part said Georgy Ostroumov, aspokes­ boosting gold output from the said. III, Section 302(b) ot Executive Order 11246, as amended by Executive Order 11375 dated October 13, 1977, and Section 60-1.4(b) ot the man for the Gorbachev Founda­ current 13 tons a year to 50 tons a She warns more mining may regulations of the Secretary ot Labor (41 CFR 60-1) as implemented by Section 152.61 ot the Federal Aviation Regulations, to the contract and tion inMoscow. Ostroumov made year by 1998. But it includes "no leave Guri crippled. labor provisions as set torth In Section 15255 and Appendix H, Part 152, ofthe Federal Aviation Regulations, and to the applicable provisions of his comments to the English-lan­ Title VI otthe Civil Rights Act ot 1964 (78Stat. 252) implemented by Part 21 ofthe Regulations of the Ottice of the SecretaryofTransportation. Also, guage Moscow Tribune on Tues­ the proposed contract Will be subject to the Contractor's Certification of non-segregated faciiities day. INTRODUCES Theapparent low bidderand any known first tier subcontractor Will be subject toa pre-award, equalopportunity compliance review for the purpose THE ... ofdetermining whether the bidder and/or his subcontractors are able to comply with the provisions at the equal opportunity clause. Australia been part of business, educa­ If the bidder has participated In a previous contract subject to the equalopportunity clause and has not submitted compliancereportsas required 50,000 customers tion or cultural groups, but this by applicable Instructions. tne bidder shall submit. prior to award ofcontract, a.compliance report covering the delinquent period. lost power is the first group to come for to build pleasure. A o.coer or prospective cr,,,",, sortr2C,S' or oroccseo suoconwacior Sf',21l be reqUired to submit such Information as the Executive Director, HONOLULU (AP) • About DBEDT director Jeanne request prior to the 2W2rd Of 2 co,ltrast 0, Sc,GCSr1lract '!Jnena determination nas peen made to award the contractor subcontract to a specilied 50,000Hawaiian Electriccustom­ contractor, such contrac:or sl',a,1 De reoureo pnor to a':lard or after tile award. or bctn to furnish such other Information as the Director requests. missiles ers inWaikiki lostpower for about Schultz said China may be­ ten minutes Monday morning come a driving force in world Contract documents. Includl:",g plans ano speciilcat,ons. maybe examlr,ed at tr.e Otllce ot the Executive Director, Commonwealth Ports Authonty, CANBERRA, Australia (AP) • when several main transmission tourism, and said Hawaii or can be obtained Ircrn trus ott«;e upon tr-e payment of TVI/O HUNDRED DOLLARS (S2CJO.OO) for eacb set of plan documents This amount IS Australia is to design and build lines failed. should tap into this potential nonrefundable. Paym8nl snau be rnaoe OJ cneck payable to the Cornmoliwealtn Ports Autr.onty guided missiles to match recent HECO spokesman Chuck early. weapons upgrades by other coun­ Gong En Guang, head of the A pre-bid conference:::il be he:d at '1,e ':/EST Tlijl':'J~ AIRPORT TERrJlliAL BUILDII,jG, at 1000 a.rn on Wednesday, October 19.199'\ 10 explain Freedman said two of the four tries in the Asia-Pacific region, Hong Kong office of China and clarify any Questions regarcng trus project Ouestlons shoulo be submitted to tr.e Consultant, In writing, at least nve (5) days In advance tor transmission lines failed on International Travel Serv ice, answers at thiS pre-bid conference. '/11th a copycf same rna:!ecj Simultaneously to th·" Executive Director, CPA Attendance at tile pre-bid confer­ the Sydney Morning Herald re­ Palehua Ridge in the Waianae China's largest travel agency, ence and sue '.':Sl\ are c:ons,cereo essenual ,0 me potential contractors umJersta:',dlflg of tne project elements ported Tuesday. Mountains.The outage inWaikiki It said the plan is part of a new occurred when a third line went said the company plans to Each prospective bidder shall file With the CPA a notice of his/her Intention to bid In a form substantially Similar to thatsupplied in thespeCifications, defense strategy document ap­ out at 7:35 a.rn., he said. bring two groups to Hawaii not less than SIX (6) calendar days prior to the date r,erelnabove deSignated for opening of bids proved by Cabinet Monday night. The problem area, with black every two months. The newspaper quoted senior bum marks next to two of the Gongvisited Hawaii last March The Commonwealth Ports Autnonty reserves the right to reiect any or all bids In accordance With Section 3.2(7) of ItS Procurement Rules and government sources as saying the failed lines, was found during a at the state's invitation to set up ___ ..n<.~'''> ~,.,,~, Regulations document identifies no immedi­ helicopter search. ground arrangements for antici­ ate threat to Australia but warns pated U.S. tours via Hawaii. ~"~~~'G Freedman said there could have -:»'''"...~.~;r /s/ROMAN T TUDELA that regional security in the re­ been a "flashover," caused by ,~,"~...... , . Executive Director/Contracting Officer .~:~~r- gion might become "highly un­ power jumping from one line to Hotels endorse certain" during the next IS years. another, or into the ground. This Date: 9/26/94 The document recommends a sometimes happens when there is Pat Saiki FEDERAL REQUIREMENTS FOR ADVERTISING shift indefense preparedness from a lot of water around the lines, he New look, Natural taste and firm size (INVITATION FOR BID/NOTICE TO BIDDERS) a current concentration on pos­ said. HONOLULU (AP) . The Ha­ waii Hotel Association ails en­ of its LOAF OF BREAD that other 1. The proposed contract IS under and subject to Executive Order 11246, as amended, of September 24, 1965, and the Equal Employment sible small regional insurgencies Police directed traffic at inter­ to the possibility of a major war sectionswhere trafficsignals were dorsed Republican Patricia Saiki Opportunity (EEO) and Federal Labor PrOVisions competitors do not have. because of post-Cold War insta­ not working. for governor. 2. All laboron the project shall be paid no less than the minimum waqe rates established by the U.S. Secretary of Labor. bility. The association's board of di­ Defense Minister Robert Ray's rectors said it made its selection Also Hamburger and Hotdog Buns are different 3. Each bidder must supply all the Information required by the bid documents and spec.tications. office declined to comment on First China after evaluating each of the from what you buy from others. 4. TheEEO requirements, labor provisrons and wage rates are Included In the spscmcations and biddocuments and are available for Inspections the newspaper report but said the candidate's statements and posi­ document, known as a Defense tourists arrive tions on issues affecting the visi­ at the Commonwealth Ports Authonty ALSO AVAILABLE ------­ White Paper, had been approved tor industry. 5. Each bidder must complete, Sign and furnish, prior to award ot the contract (at subrruss.on of the bid), the "Bidder's Statement on PrevIous HONOLULU (AP) • The first Murray Towill, president of the • Pullman Bread • Pita Bread • Ampan • Chocolate Cream Contracts Subject to EEO Clause" and the "Certltlcatlons of non-segregated FaCilities" as contained in the Bid Proposal by Cabinet and would be publicly released later this month. group of tourists from China ar­ association, said Saiki is the most Roll Cake • Hot Dog Bun • Pan De Coco • Hawaiian Ring 6. Acontractor haVing 50 or more employees and his subcontractors haVing 50 or more employeesand who may be awarded a contract $50,000 Earlier this year, the govern­ rivedin Honolulu Monday. supportive of Hawaii's tourism • Cup Cake· Vanilla Cream Roll Cake • French Bread or more will be required to maintain an attlrmatlve acuon program, the standards for which are contained In the specmcauons. ment released a Strategic Review The group of 30 will visit the industry. • Kalihim • Pan De Sal • Banana Cake • Cheese Cake policy document which' also Polynesian Cultural Center, Pearl Saikirecognizes theimportance • Butter Cup Cake and more ... 7. To be eligible for award, each bidder must comply With the affirmative action requirements which are contained In the specifications stressed the absence of any iden­ Harbor, downtown Honolulu and of the industry interms of thejobs itsprovides and the tourist dollars 8. In accordance With Title VI of the CIVil Rights Act of 1964. minority business enterprises Will be afforded full opportunity 10 submit bids In tifiable threat but warned of secu­ Chinatown before leaving for the response to trus mvuanon and Will notbe discriminated against onthe grounds of race, color or national origin In considerauon for an award of any rity uncertainty in the post-Cold mainland on Thursday. it generates, towill said. For Restaurants, Bars and Snack Bars contractentered Into pursuant to trus advertisement war period. The state Deparunent of Busi­ He also cited Saiki's commit­ ness,Economic Development and ment to keep Hawaii's tourist in­ special order please call 234-0862 9. Women Will be afforded equal opportunity In all areas of employment However. the employment of women shall not diminish the standards of The newspaper did not say which countries Australia would Tourism helped make arrange­ dustry competitive "through the requirements for this employment at mmonties aim to match in its missile build­ ments for the group's visit. aggressive investments oi funds up. Previous Chinese visitors have in marketing our state." - ~--~----- .. _.-. ,,------_.. - .. _-- ._-

16-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-WEDNESDAY- NOVEMBER 2 , 1994 _WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2,1994 -MARIANAS VARIETy NEWS ANDVIEWS-17 )~tfl1arianas%rietr~ ~bEADLiNE:12:0()noonfheciCiy-piiortopubiication Illegal nannies increasing in California NOTE: If some reason your advertisement is incorrect. call us •immediately to make the necessary corrections. The Marianas I "I can't afford to pay someone and illegal immigrants. I Variety News and Views is responsible only for one incorrect By SALLY STREFF BUZBEE theCentral American Refugee Cen­ hired her two yean; ago. But if the ....- : insertion. We reserve the right to edit. refuse. reject or cancel any time~ ter in Los Angeles. woman were stil1 illegal? "Oh deli­ from anagency,"saysthewoman."I Thatinfuriates him. , ad at any __ u n_n__n ---.J SAN DIEGO (AP) • He's deeply Lastwed, U.S. Senate candidate nitely, we'd still keep her on," the can't afford to hire someone who's "Tbesewcrnencomeherebecause worried about illegal aliens, thebanker Michael Huffington admitted heand bankersays. not illegal." theyneed to makemooey.They are 4 SINGERS - College grad., 2 years The bankerand hiswifeareafflu­ Since 1986, it has been a federal oftenpaidlessthan minimumwage. experience. Salary $2.45 per hour. says. "We've got to stop so many hiswifehadpaidanillegal immigrant 3 WAITRESSES, N/C - High school crime to hire an illegal immigrant theygetnobenefits, they'reexploited 1 MASON peoplefrom coming. II's one of the tocarefortheirtwoyoung daughters. ent Buthereandinotherstates along 1 PAINTER grad., 2 years experience. Salary $2.45 biggest problems we face." In a speech just daysbefore.theRe­ the Mexican border,illegal workers Violators aresubjecuofines of upto ineveryway.Andthenwescapegoat 1 ELECTRICIAN per hour. Andwhatofhisownhousekeeper, publicancongrcssmanhad lambasted alsoareusedbythousands ofmiddle­ SIO,(XXJ per worker. Butmost Cali­ them for supposedly causing the 1 PLUMBER Contact: NEZU & BANE CORPORA­ TION dba Club Cadillac. c/o P.O. Box thesweet youngSalvadoran woman "the weakness ofpolilicalleadcrsto class families and by many single fornians know the overworked Im­ stale'sproblems," Vaquerano says. 1 REINFORCING STEEL-WORKER ­ High school grad., 2 years experience. 2589, Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No. 234­ whocaresforhis IWOtoddlers while enforce theimmigration lawsalready mothers. migration andNaturalization Service Latino activists talk of "live in" 1545.(11/16)W/17195. 1 SALES MANAGER· Salary $1,000 Salary $2.45 per hour. he and his wife work? Well, that's a on the books." The Immigration and Naturaliza­ won'tcorneknocking anytimesoon. workers being kepton thejob frorn per month. Contact: ROY ENTERPRISES, INC. 1 WAITRESS different 5[01)'. Democrats predict Huffington's tionService estimated thatinCalifor­ Nevertheless. anxiety has risen earlyinthemorning untillateatnight. Contact: DOLLAR UP SOUVENIR P.O. Box 2268, Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. 1 BARTENDER - High school grad., 2 .MART INC. P.O. Box 1787, Saipan, MP No. 234-8020.(11/02)W/17096. "I know it soundslikean excuse, situation will sinkhim. Butthe banker nia alone, in 1989, morethan41,(xx) since twoyears ago,when.Zoe Baird's oftenforjust SI00a week. years experience. Salary $2.45perhour. 96950. Tel. No. 234-6206.(11/02)W/ likewe'resayingone thing anddoing fromPasadena sayshefeelssympa­ were working as domestics, almost nomination 10becomeU.S.auorncy The Pasadena banker knows of 2 DANCERS - College grad., 2 years 17100. 4 SCUBA DIVING INSTRUCTORS ­ anolhcr,"the banker sayswryly. "But thyforHuffington andespecially for allofthemfrom Mexico, ElSalvador general sankbecause shehadhiredan cases like that in his neighborhood. High school grad., 2 years experience. experience. Salary $2.45 per hour. Contact: JAPAN ENTERPRISES dba I mean, she was escaping a right­ hiswife,whotoldreporters shekept and Guatemala illegal immigrant Then, most Cali­ Hisownhousekeeper getspaidmore 1 MANAGER. OFFICE - College grad., Salary $1,500 per month. Contact: SEIKO'S MARINE CENTER. Micronesia Club/Com Restaurant. P.O. wingdictatorship where therewasno theillegal nannybecause herdaugh­ They are wound inextricably into fornians merelyyawned. andlives on herown,he says. 2 years experience. Salary $1,800­ Box 2589, Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No. .$2,500 per month. INC. P.O. Box 664, Saipan, MP 96950 . to boththe economy - vital farming Now, with anger toward illegal Vaquerano tells of one woman,a 234-1545.(11/16)W/17196. way makemoney. Andweneeded terslovedher. its Contact: CHONG SAN SAl PAN Tel. No. 235-6640.(11/02)W/17097. somebody tocareforourchildren ... "The thing is, what you're most and clothes-making industries - and immigration on the rise, employers friend of his family, who workedas RESORTEL ENTERPRISES, INC. 3 WAITRESSES N/C - High school grad., - Itjust seemed we were helping each concerned withisyourchildren. And into 111e personal lives of many citi­ are morecautious. The banker and one family's housekeeperfoc 17years Caller Box PPP 532, Saipan, MP 96950. 1 ASSISTANT MANAGER - College - 2 years experience. Salary $2.45 per other." ifyou'vegotthisloving womanwho zens. advertising employee bothaskedthat andthenwasfiredafterbeinginjured Tel. 233-f;i349/234-1 057.(11/01)T/ grad., 2 years experience. Salary $500 & per month. hour. 17087 4 SINGERS - College grad., 2 years or The banker isn't alone: many iswonderful withthekids, you want "How wouldI getby without her theirnamesIlOl be used. on thejob. Contact: ANELIA CM. BUENAFLOR dba experience. Salary $2.45 per hour. Californians say they're mad to keep her," the Pasadena banker help?" asks a west Los Angeles Illegal immigrants have begun "She had nowhere to tum," he AW-Aereeme EnterPrises. P.O. Box Contact: AMERIANA CORPORATION 1432, Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No. 235­ about illegalimmigration butcon­ says. womanwhosedaughter is caredfor worrying thatthebacklash couldhun says."She wasusedby thiswoman dba Club Happiness. P.O. Box 3000, BE FAITHFUL 1492.(11/09)W/17153. - tinue to hire illcgals to clean their His housekeeper isnow legal. He at horne by a middle-aged Mexican fuiurcjobprospects.says Vaqucrano, and thenabandoned. Andthenthey 1 ARCHITECT - College grad., 2 years Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No. 234­ - experience. Salary $700-$1,000 per 1545.(11/16)W/17197. houses or watch their kids. It has andhis wifepaidanattorney tohelp womanwhilesheworks atanadver­ whose center provides legal assis­ talkaboutimmigrants taking advan­ 1MECHANIC, AUTO -High schoolgrad., m month. ~ long been a key contradiction in her get a green card after they first tising finn. lance and healthcare for both legal tageof America." 1 MECHANICAL ENGINEER • High 2 years experience. Salary $2.50 per or hour. . 1 FRONT DESK CLERK - High school debates about immigration. Now, school grad., 2 years experience. Sal­ grad., 2 years experience. Salary $3.20 Contact: ALFREDO PARAS dba AI's it may determine a U.S. Senate rs~-~~~~~ ary $800-$1 ,000 per month. per hour. Luxury Condo Available Contact: BLACK MICRO CORPORA­ Corporation. P.O. Box 2229 CK, Saipan, =CONDOM USE Contact: JAPAN ENT. MARIANAS race. MP96950. Tel. No.235-8245.(11/09)W/ a • 2Becroof'iiS • 2 Bothro,:)r;;~ $ TION. P.O. Box 545 CK, Saipan, MP CORP. dba Aquarius Condominium. 'The truth is, that despite what NEED MONEY? 17151. , Fully FUrritned • Swimming ?ool &.occoz' LOCAL HIRE ONLY 96950. Tel. No. 234-6800/6549.(11/ P.O. Box 3214, Saipan, MP 96950.(11/ a lot of people say, they are de­ $ 02)W/10537. 16)W/17199. , iccoteo onM\.iapuchao 1 RETAIL STORE MANAGER - College •••it's your choice pendent on all this cheap. good i.'1 . ~'ect!':;c".!~g CceonView $ NOW OPEN (For Residents or I.R. only) grad., 2 years experience. Salary $1,200­ 1AUTO RENTAL CLERK - High school 2 STOCK CONTROL CLERKS - High labor,n says Carlos Yaquerano of ':.~ A:excnder Reclly 23~-5117 $1,250 per month. $ FASTCASR grad., 2 years experience. Salary$2.50­ school grad., 2 years experience. Sal­ 1GENERALMANAGER-Collegegrad., CONFIDENTIAL I· Accounting Clerk $3.00 per hour. ary $2.75 per hour. PAWNSHOP 2 years experience. Salary $2,000 per $ 1AUTO MECHANIC - High school grad., Contact: HYO SUNG ENTERPRISES, Quality 2nd FIr. Morgen's Bldg. month. Solomon voters must be a computer literate 2 years experience. Salary $3.00 per INC. dba 7-Markel. AAA 762 Caller Box $ Beac.'1 Road San Jose Contact: AZUL, INC. dba Dear Island. FREE TESTING Office Space Available with accounting experience hour. 10001, Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No. 322­ to elect premier Tel. No. 234-51 f/ Contact: ISLANDS DEVELOPMENT P.O. Box 5142 CHRB, Saipan, MP • 3000 Sqft• Lacoted at the new $ 9777.(11/16)W/17200. 234·5100 • 24 HOURS We buy yourold must work 8 am-5pm Monday Thru fridays CORPORATION dba DollarRent A Car. 96950. Tel. No. 233-2084.(11/03)TH/ Bonk of Hawoii Bldg. MiddleRd 06ld & sily:, 17104. HONIARA, Solomon Islands L..-,--~----r---r--~.--.-J SVRB P.O. Box 7149, San Vicente, 1 MAINTENANCE REPAIRER - High Firs' Floor $ Salary starts for 3.00jhr up ,,'\l . Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No. 288­ school grad., 2 years experience. Sal­ (AP) -Anelectionfor anewprime ;.-";';;;: Alexander Reolty 234-5.117 1 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT ­ 5151.(11/02)W/10541. ary $4.00-$5.00 per hour. minister will be held in Parlia­ Salary $4.00 per hour. Contact: SAl PAN SHIPPING COM­ Apply at Younis Art Studio Inc. Garapan Saipan Tel 234-6341 Contact: AUGUSTIN K. CASTRO, JR. ment on Nov. 7, officials told 1 QUALITY CONTROL (CHECKER) PANY, INC. P.O. Box 8 CK, Saipan, MP dba ACJ Enterprises. P.O. Box 1584, Solomon Islands Broadcasting SUPERVISOR - College grad., 5 years 96950. Tel. No. 322-9706nt3858.(11/ Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No. 234­ Corp. radio Tuesday. experience. Salary $9.10 per hour. 16)W/17204. Contact: DOKO SAIPAN INC. P.O. Box 7856.(11/03)TH/17103. The ballot, among the 47 mem­ 1847, Garapan, Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. 1 CARPENTER bers of U1C legislature, was called No.2,'34-1301.(11/02)W/17089. 1 ASST. GENERAL MANAGER - Col­ 2 MASONS - High school grad.• 2 years by Governor-General Moses FOR RENT lege grad., 2 years experience. Salary experience. Salary $2.45-$3.00perhour. ~ 1 GEOLOGIST - College grad., 2 years $1,000-$3,100 per month . PiLakaka after incumbent Francis Contact: ROMEO R. SANCHEZ dba • Quiet 2 Bedroom :::111 VIEW PROPEm experience. Salary $1,500 per month. 4 COOKS - Salary $3.85-$4.1 0 per hour. Hilly Billy resigned on Monday. The Enterprises. P.O. Box2171, Saipan, • Swimming Pool BEACH HOUSE Contact: SANG YOUNG CORPORA­ 1 BAKER MP96950. Tel. No.234-1481.(11/16)W/ Hillystepped down after helost TION dba Water Well Drilling. P.O. Box 4 RESTAURANT WAITRESSES 17206. support among legislators. • Tennis Court Garapan Lagoon Frontage 2877 CK, Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No. 8 RESTAURANT WAITERS Many now back opposition 5 BRl3 FB 234-71oo.(11/02)W/17091. 1 PLUMBER - Salary $2.45-$2.90 per 4 MASONS hour. 9 CARPENTERS leader and former prime minister KANNAT GARDENS TEL.: 234-5117 2,700 S.F. 1 SALES REPRESENTATIVE - High 1 RESTAURANT WAITRESS - Salary 1 CONSTRUCTION LABORER Solomon Mamaloni whom ana­ school grad., 2 years experience. Sal­ $2.65-$4.45 per hour. 2 ELECTRICIANS lysts expect to win next week's ary $2.45-$4.25 per hour. Contact: PACIFIC MICRONESIA 1 PAINTER - High school equiv., 2 years CORP. dba Dai-Ichi HotelSaipan Beach. vote. Contact: PEACE CORP. dba Mama experience. Salary S2.45-$3.00perhour. Store. P.O. Box 1519, Saipan, MP P.O. Box 1029. Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. Contact: NORTH PACIFIC BUILDERS, Pitakaka tried to dismiss Hilly Continental 96950. Tel. No. 234-7794.(11/02)WI No. 234-6412.(11/16)W/0934. INC. P.O. Box 1031, Saipan, MP 96950. on OCI. 13 after several key gov­ 17092. Tel. No. 235-7171/7272.(11/16)W/ crnment members defected to the 1 (JOB SITE) MANAGER. PROJECT ­ 17209. Micronesia 2 DISC JOCKEY - High school grad., 2 College grad., 2 years experience. Sal­ opposition. years experience. Salary $2.45-$3.00 ary $700-$1,000 per month. Continental Micronesia, the airline of choice for Micronesia and the 3 WAITRESSES, N.C. - High school Hilly refused to leave for two per hour. 2 REINFORCING STEELWORKERS Asia Pacific Region, is currently seeking professional, qualified equiv., 2 years experience. Salary $2.45­ 2 WAITRESSES, NIGHT CLUB - High 4 MASONS $3.00 per hour. weeks arguing that Pitakaka. who bilingual Flight Attendants who are fluent in English and Japanese or school grad., 2 years experience. Sal­ 1 BENCHWORKER (FITIER) Contact: DELUXE ENTERTAINMENT represents QueenElizabeth II,had Chamorro. JOB VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT ary $2.45 per hour. 4 CARPENTERS CORP. dba Hula Hut. P.O. Box 1031, no constitutional power toremove You must be at 19 years of age, a high school graduate or GED (local Hire Only) Contact: GEMS CORP. dba Coco Club 1 PLUMBER Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No. 235·71711 him from office. equivalent, 5' to 6'2" tall with weight proportionate to height and meet & Restaurant. P.O. Box 1519, Saipan, 1 ELECTRICIAN 7272.(11/16)W/17210. Job Opening 1 DRIVER HiIly became prime minister all other flight qualifications. Must enjoy working with people. Must MP 96950. Tel. No. 234-3777.(11/02)W/ 1WELDER, COMBINATION -Two years have authorization to work in the United States and! or its territory. Rote $3.00 per hour 17093. experience. Salary $2.45 per hour. after his coalition government Work Days...... Monday-Friday Contact: CHINA STATE CONSTRUC· won a general election in 1993. Please submit resume 1 application to 1 MAINTENANCE, ELECTRICIAN TION (SPN), INC. P.O. Box 3307, r-"'---"'-"', Work Hours 8:00 am.-5:00 p.rn. His power base eroded in rc­ 1 SEWING MACHINE MECHANIC Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No. 235­ Qualifications: Must have valid driver's license ond must 116)W/17198. g I -- cent months after he announced a Continental Micronesia 1 BLDG. MAINTENANCE REPAIRER 8861.( 11 FOR SALE be 25 yrs or oldaer and have experience in operating ---- B I '~'.IT "-1'" a 1~ yt';Jf s!u(1y ~h"'.·."'.' t~I.I!:" 'Ill(; ·-:0",,,()' ('" 'If' I "."~I·"~_'l{lI11 pill',....,,,~I J .I~ t III J~ : ",~ 1'.0. Box 8778-N (Old Airport) 10 PRESSERS, MACHINE sweeping crackdown on the op­ .., ", '.t ': 1':" tl) II lilt ,.....It It ",/' (;~P. 1, ",,;," 1" t If', rn: r, I:, II"; I Eat ptcnrv at trurts and \,'("<11'1.1t11t". 'Temuntng, Cuum 90931 kio trucks. 10 HAND PACKAGERS 1 OPERATION MANAGER - College I 20 ft. Containers I rich lfl vltaml~S A and C·- oraoqcs. cantaloupe strawberries, peaches, ~prH.I)I<., erations of foreign, mainly Asian, OnI'AXTO. 10 CUTIER MACHINE grad., 2 years experience. Salary $600 ~ «occou, cauliflower, brussel sprouts, C:.1bb.a~}l' Ll1 a high-flb,er. Dullo•. Todollvo, tho corbcoro bo ••, to other companleo. Help load or unload the bo... from I Execellent condition I "IW Lit dret ttrat includes wnotc-qram breads and Cf""real~ suetl ".. logging firms. krc truck and other dullo. whICh will be Dlligned Iromtlnw to time tJy·,upervilo,. 1 COOK per month. 671-646-6821 for Ocean Freight or I . •.llmeal, bran ilnd wt}(~a1 Eat h~'\IlI1\1'.ll·~, flo.;fl, ~;klnl1l"fJ poultry "r1.1 I , 10 (Q.C.C.) QUALITY CONTROL Contact: JULITA A. PEDRABLANCA t~"'vpr'-lqf'" ~ERlmN He backed accusations by envi­ I ','.... 1,\1 !1:1HY r.)n){111C1S D.rlrlk 'llcotl41lu llnly In mll<;.. r ottIf)f1 Any ,nto,o"od person (I) mu5t apply perIOflClIIv atouratf~ In Golden Dragon Foctorv which CHECKERS dba Maki Enterprises. P.O. Box 3115 Storage --~ ------on •• ..------CANCER ronmentalists that the loggers ATTN. HUMAN RESOUHCES I EMPLOYMENT CK. Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No. 235­ ts IQco1Od ,n KODlorvdlo beh,nc1 Onontd Morl&et crd Mobil and MobH G05 Stotlon Service. 60 SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS­ I Contact: 322-7348 I weredestroyingSolomonIslands' High school grad., 2 years experience. 5876.(11/16)W/17207. L ...... J ~ SOCIETY' small tropical rainforests. Salary $2.45-$6.05 per hour. Contact: JIN APPAREL, INC. AAA 1068, 1 ACCOUNTANT - College grad., 2 Solomon Islands is an archi­ Caller Box 10001, Saipan, MP 96950. years experience. Salary $800 per pelago northeast of Australia in Tel. No. 234-325213.(11/02)W/17094. month. Give information of about crimes committed the Coral Sea with a population of .. WANTID·· '., Contact: ANTONIO S. CAMACHO dba about 300,000. 4 NIGHT CLUB WAITRESSES - High Westpac Freight. P.O. Box 2048, Saipan, school grad., 2 years experience. Sal­ MP 96950. Tel. No. 322-5537/12121 It gained independence from DECKHANDS/WAITERS NEW JOB ary $2.45 per hour. 8798.(11/16)W/17205. Britain in 1978 but retains the TO WORK ON SUNSET CRUISE BOAT One COOK and One BARTENDER needed. 3 to 4 years Contact: MOGAMBO INC. dba Cafe ,oo PPP 157, Saipan, 6 MASONS Call 234·72'72ססqueen as a titular head of state. experience in working for Restaurant and Bar. Mogambo. Box 1 The capital Honiara is on the High starting.salary MP 96950. Tel. No. 234-3118.( 11/02)W/ 4 CARPENTERS - High school grad.•2 17095. years experience. Salary$2.45 per hour. island of Guadalcanal, the site of Salary starts from $2.75 and up. Apply at Eagie's Putt For interview appointment Employment Contact: BRIAN P. REYES dba BPR (PARA) Snack Bar orat Younis Art Studio at Garapan. Professional Services. P.O. Box 2368, some of the heaviest fighting be­ Call Capt. Nooner at 322-9221 or 322-0755 tween United States and Japanese Tel. 235-8917, 234-6341n578. Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No. 234­ forces in World war II. SAIPAN SEA VENTURES,INC 1618 (11l16)W/17194 'r 1!J8~-~M~ARIAN~~A~S~VIJA~RIE~TpY~NE~W~S~AN~D~V~IE~W~S~.~WE~D~N~E~SD~A~Y~-~N:QO"iVgEM~BE~R~2b.,.r19~9~4 --;:::======~ WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2,1994 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-19 EEK & MEEK® by Howie Schne..---id_e-,--r__~. I CROSSWORD PUZZLER I Complete Results ofthe October 22 S~ Lenny... SPORTS DATE· CUIVT(X-J CREATE \SECRE:TARY Of S:J EVGR'TOIJE Saipan Swim Club Practice Meet A NE.W OOI/JET FaST... L£Gl:)LATlVE FIASCOS' " VJI u: K!Vau Mb Continued from page 20 NOVEMBER CALENDAR ACROSS money Answer to Previous Puzzle 200 1M November 2 10 BLAME. I Time 50 Back season that he led the team to a , 1 Paradise 34 Verve New schedule of the 3rd annual Youth Volleyball League (YVL). 5 Bullring cry 35 Dutch town winning record, a 47-35 mark. Vanessa Kosack 2:55.65 Heat 1 Originally scheduled last October 19, it was later moved to October 26. 8 Radiate 36 E'xciamation Tracy Feger 3:13.16 Tracy Feger 41.46 He says he still wonders how he 12 Author - 37 Old pal Hyung Jeong Kim 3:33.39 Xenavee Pangelinan Re-scheduled to November 2 due to typhoon Wilda. First game is at Stanley 38 Babaau - 43.78 ever got talked into coaching. \ Jennifer Pierce 3:34.61 Davina Palacios 52.02 "I didn't want to do it. When 5:30 p.m. Second game is at 6:45 p.m. at the Ada gym. Gardner 40 Ohdear! J.C. Kim 13 Above (poet.) 41 - an 3:49.18 Katherine Lizama 51.52 November 2 Mike Ramsey (Sonics general manager) Dick 14 Challenge 43 While 3:53.24 Bridgette Ichihara 57.98 Deadline for registration for the National Cross Country track and field 15 Inlet 44 Hebrew Seung JinLee 3:33.26 Kirsten Gallacher 59.57 Vertlieb suggested it, I thought championship. See Joe at Hopwood Jr. High orElias Rangamar 16 Russian month Carolyn Pierce 3:19.43 he was crazy. I laughedaboutit," Wabol emperors 45 Stampof Heat 2 at the Ada gym and Kurt Barnes at the NMC. 18 Aunt inSpain approval Wilkens said. 100Fly Sho Saso 54.51 November 3 19 River in 47 Ancient He temporarily gave up coach­ Siberia 49 Pronunciation Emilio Manahane 54.5 SABA playoffgames at the Ada gym. First game, 7 p.m., Hawks versus 20 TV's talking mark David Palacios 1:09.27 Jamal Palican 56.33 ing in 1972, moving to Cleve­ GARFIELD@ by Jim Davis winner of Brothers-Lite match-up last Monday. Second game is 01" horse (2 wds.) Slane -- Joshua Taitano 1:14.31 JooHee Kim 1:12.11 land to be strictlya playerfor two 21 Bible div. kind Jessica Jordan 1:24.16 Aces versus winner ofCyclones-Sunrisers match-up also last Monday. 23 FatherofJr. 52 Bucket KristySpringer years. But the start of the 1974­ 2 Trickled 1:30.60 100 Back November 5 24 Jeered 54 Neckwear Tracy Feger 1:33.96 75 season found him returning to 3 Guido's high National Cross Coutry track and field championship to be held around 26 Violent 55 Prepare for Xenavee Pangelinan 1:38.31 Heat 1 the role ofplayer-coach,this time disagreement print note 4 - David Palacios 1:11.81 the field across the AdioslWelcome marker near the Red Cross office. 28 Oozy stuff 56 Walk plus ultra in Portland, 5 Seeped 50MFree Robert Jordan 1:31.05 First race will start at 6 a.m. 29 Unlock (poet.) 57 Paddle That year, he said, "I began to 30 Medical suffix 58 Partner 6 Conduct Joshua Taitano I: 13.79 November 5 'Heat 1 Ryo Saso spend more time teaching, work­ 32 Slippery DOWN 7 Go wrong 1:23.32 New schedule of the start of the second annual Government Inter­ fishes 1 Finnish first 8 Actor- Jessica Jordan 30.14 Kristy Springer 1:24.79 ing with young players, helping Agency Women's (GIAW) Softball league. Original schedule was ._- 33 Anglo-Saxon name Asner Ryo Saso 31.95 Ken Coward 1:22.78 them to see and understand. By 9 Floor cover Vanessa Kosack 31.5 October 26. Games will be played at the Garapan ball field. then, the coaching side of the KristySpringer 34.86 Heat 2 November 6 Ken Coward 30.83 Shy Maravilla 2:21.49 game fascinated me, so after one CNMI YFL match between Northern and Southern Divisions at 12 NorikoGrandinetti 33.19 Nathan Mangarero 2:07.21 more season that's what I did." Jasper Matagolai 37.38 Meaghan Gallacher noon. Central meets Eastern at 2:30 p.m. 1:58.01 Wilkenscoacheda secondyear KeoniIchihara 40.39 Pua Florian 2:12.62 November 13 in Portland, then returned to Se­ Esther Welch 1:44.57 CNMI YFL match between Eastern and Southern Divisions at 12 noon. PEANUTS® by Charles M. Schulz Heat 2 attle midway through the 1977­ Northern faces Central at 2:30 p.m. Joo Hee Kim 1:06.28 50 Breast 78 season. Thenextyearthe team Carlos Feger 55.5 I won the NBA championship. l e John Maravilla 53.09 Heat 1 I. Jeremy Winkfield 54.18 Audra Winkfield 47.18 In 1986, he left for Cleveland, Erratum: BridgetteIchihara 43.14 Hyun Jeong Kim 49.28 where the struggling Cavs re­ The photo in page 27 of the October 28 issue captioned Mr. Ojiro Colleen McDuff 42.38 Julia Coward 49.73 bounded and qualified for the Tamiko Winkfield 57.33 Ishiwara as "Hilton Blueberry President". The caption was provided to Heat 3 Meaghan Gallacher 58.98 playoffs five of his last six sea­ Variety by Ff/SNEbasketball team playerAllanMagcalas.Mr.Ishiwara Chelsea Blackburn 36.65 Ah Young Shin 1:02.44 sons. is president of Holiday In Saipan Resort, not Hilton Blueberry. HyunJeong Kim 39.82 Nathan Palican 57.97 ,, - ,_ . - ' ~"-'-.'-'.' Jennifer Pierce 39.3 Jasper Matagolai 55.32 .....,c.. c../;>, • --- .... J-;." _ s Julia Coward 35.59 i- 'ill _ '. -' _ Ah YoungShin 1:02.67 Heat 2 l : ~C'" _-- =--- ~ Sung Ho Shin 1:02.67 Min Su Shin 1:06.78 Val Welch 33.04 John Maravilla 1:06.78 . ··.We Design&.. Print ... .•.. Dennis Pua 1:00.96 STELLA WILDER 100Free Kimberly Sirok I: 11.33 Jamal Palican 1:05.86 • Brochures 0 Calendars • Books • Menu Heat 1 Joo Hee Kim 1:30.96 JenniferFurey 1:16.53 Bill Sakovich 47.17 Covers • Posters · Corporate Logo • Audra Winkfield 1:17.82 Carolyn Pierce 44.99 YOUR BIRTHDAY XenaveePangelinan 1:26.27 Letterheads· Business Cards and more... Shy Maravilla 1:38.57 100 Breast Davina Palacios 1:39.03 By Stella Wilder To see what is in store for you limited, experimental manner. KatherineLizama 1:30.43 Heat I tomorrow, find your birthday and TAURUS tMarianas 'Variety be pulled in so many directions at NUMBERED BOXES BELOW. ") • •• • • Justin Delos Reyes 2:09.64 affects your life, you are often sub­ 21) - You can expect fireworks once. 'JoClarion Univer­ Yzaga won five consecutive General Rose L. Igitol said the applying as coaches for the 1995 sity in Western Pensylvania, Romisher went to Guam where he games to take the first set against agenda will include adoption of SPG, that the final deadline for eamedhis masters degree in education administration. Boetsch, but the Frenchman minutes, financial report, discus­ submission of 'resumes will be He later went to Nebraska for a doctorate degree in philosophy. dropped just four games over the sion ondifferent fitness programs, thisThursday,November3,1994. During his undergrad years at Clarion, he studied sports photogra­ next two sets to advance to the phy and game film production. The course equipped him with the knowledge to produce film footages used for a time by the college' physical education department in its training programs. Softball Lenny Wilkens approaches NBA Born in Pennsylvania, Romisher first came to Saipan to marry a record as most 'winningest' coach pretty chamorita. It was in 1983 when he came back to stay for a long association time. ATLANTA (AP) • It's been first six games. I used to really 25 years since Atlanta Hawks get emotional, angry and up- His first encounter with the league organizers was with Lizama to meet coach Lenny Wilkens won his set. Later, -l began to realize during a fund raising affair for the American Memorial Park a year THE CNMI Amateur Softball first National Basketball As- they (the other players) don't ago. The two gentlemen exchanged ideas about the park and ended Associationisnowaccepting team sociationgame.Nowhe'sclos- see it the way I see it, so I talking about football. rosters for the 1994-1995 fast- ing in on becoming the thought, how do I help them. Hejoinedthe group because ofthe beliefthat in the CNMI there is pitch softball league. The league league's winningest coach. see it? not enough activity for the young people. Helping organize the league is scheduled to open on Novem- Monday marked the day 25 "Lateron I began to realize I is providing an additional active avenue for the young to be involved, ber 27, 1994. years ago that Wilkens, as a . would have to spend a whole he said. If you are a prospective man- player-coach, led the Seattle lot of time, teaching, explain- It also his desire to work with the organizers to come up with a ager or coach, you may submit SuperSonics to a victory. The ing to them and that would. football park for professional competitions. your team roster to Antonio M. win was followed by925 more, take away from my play." He has a strong belief he can realize this dream in the very near Camacho, President; Mario putting him just 12games shy Wilkens, 57, spent eight future. His yardstick is his successful chairmanship of the fund- Taitano, Vice-President; Jeff of surpassing Red Auerbach's years playing for the St. Louis raising committee of the American Memorial Park. Stein, Secretary/Treasurer; career record of 938 wins. Hawks, leaving the team just He shares and supports the paramount objective of the league Herman Ngiraidong, member. . There was no indication before it moved to Atlanta to coaches and officials - to teach the young kids to say no to drugs and A meeting for managers and Wilkens would be so success- start the 1968 season. Wilkens alcohol. coaches will be held at the Royal ful- he lost six straight games played a year in Seattle before "Our objective is to teach the kids the value of healthy living by Taga Beach Club Conference after the initial- victory. taking on the dual role of player encouraging them to live a life ofdiscipline, teamwork and coopera- room on Friday, November 04, "A lot of people think I was and coach in 1969. .'. tion," the league Commissioner said. 1994 at 5:00 p.m. Important mat- always this calm," he said. It was not until this third The affable Commissioner's job is to decide on a player's eligibil- I ters will be discussed. Your pres- "Yougobackandlookatthose Continued on page 19 ~======C=0=n=ti=n=u=e=d=0=n=p=a=g=e=1=9J ence is greatly ap£pr~e~c.~i~a~te=d~._~---:...~ __~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~arianas %riety;~ Micronesia's Leading Newspaper Since 1972 ~ P.O. Box 231 Solpan. MP 96950 • Tel. (670) 234-6341 • 7578 • 9797 Fax:(670) 234-9271