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"Wedon\tforeseeanyproblems." for three senatorial positions while whose nominating petitions were Some 10,870 voters in the A total of 32 polling places will 39 are racing for 18 seats. dismissed by the elections board, CNMI will troop to polling places open for the political exercise from Nine councilmen from among belong to the write-in category. to choose from among 72 candi 7 a.m. and close at 7 p.m. Count- 20 candidates will be elected, and Write-in candidates are those dates vying for 33 positions in the three for the Board of Education whose names do not appear in the Senate, House of Representatives, ••Elections in the which is being contested by six Board of Elections' official bal municipal councils and the Board candidates. lot. of Education. CNMI has always Of the total number of candi Aside from choosing public Also at stake at tomorrow's dates, 25 are reelectionists, three officials, the voters are also asked elections is the fate of Legislative been this way. We senatorial, 16 congressional, and to decide whether or not they want Initiative 9-1 which seeks an in two each for the councils of the legislature to raise its budget crease in the budget ceilings of of don't foresee any Saipan, Rota and Tinian. ceiling. JuanM. Diaz the legislature and legislative bu The Republican Party fielded The question written on the stitution by Legislative Initiative reaus. problems.'' 18 _candidates, the ·Democratic ballot reads: "Do you approve the 9-1, entitled to amend article of Party has 13. proposed amendment to the Con- "We're all ready. We're just --Juan Diaz, BOE Continued on page 52 waiting for polling precincts to open," Elections chief Juan M. ing of the ballots will start at 9 Diaz said. p.m. Work problems, not tsunami The Board of Elections expects Each precinct will be manned the electoral process to be peace by four poll officials. Policemen ful and honest. will be fielded in every polling forcing garment workers out "Elections in the CNMI has al- place, Diaz said. By Mar-Vic C. Munar nese community and told them to go ,.· to come for their passports. Variety News Staff about their nonnal activities. "Some of them said they were CHINESEgannentworkerssaidyes- 'There is no tsunami heading to- scared of the tsunami," Doolin said terday labor problems rather than wardSaipan,"thegovemorsaid. 'The "Others said they just want to go 'tsunami scare was the main reason alert sounded last week was only an homebecausetheyaretiredofwork- that made them decide to leave the alert." ingandthattheymisstheirfamilies," island. Tenorio said Saipan residents will Doolin said. ' Aworkerwhorequestedanonimity be safe and protected. Lastweek,govemmentemergency said she and her co-workers have Workers from the Tan Holdings officials flashed an alert and advised been wanting to resign from the gar- Inc. trooped yesterday to the US Ia- Saipan residents to flee tc, higher ment factory "because of hard work bordepartment'sofficeinHoriguchi areas as soon as they feel a tremor/ that is not compensated well." · building to retrieve their passports. The Emergency Office has said "Reports about the tsunami gave Labor investigator Joseph Doolin there were signs of undeiwater vol- us more reasons to run home," the said about 90 Chinese workers canic activity 24 miles northwest of worker said through an interpreter. showed up at his office, as of press Saipan. As this developed, Gov. Froilan C. time. "When we heard about that report, Tenorio tried to calm down the Chi- Moreofthem,hesaid, were likely C!)__ntinued on page 18 f: i Governor backs Torre-s, ' I Hofschneider ~eelection l By Rafael H. Arroyo Variety News Staff EVEN AS he yesterday urged ' all citizens to vote Democrat in tomorrow's mid-term con gressional elections, Gov. Froilan C. Tenorio said he is supporting two independent candidates in the House Pre cinct 3 race. In an interview, the gover nor said he is backing the re election bids of Congressmen ·' . Heinz S. Hofschneider and ··,,c:.c,.,.,,,. .;~,-- ... Stanley T.'Torres and will in fact be voting for the two inde Stanley T. Torres Heinz S. Hofschneider pendent candidates. Although the official Elections Executive Director Juan precinct's candidates for the governor's residence in Capi M. Diaz and will be voting in that House of Representatives in tol Hill falls under the juris precinct. dicate that indeed there are only diction of Precinct 4, Tenoijo "Yes, I am supporting Stanley four Democratic .aspirants for said he is just a temporary resi and Heinz. For one thing; there the six House seats allocated dent of that precinct. are only four' Democratic Party for Precinct 3. This means he is still con candidates in precinct 3," said the They are Jack M. Aguon, sidered a resident of Precinct 3 governor. . Jose S. Rios, Juan B. Tudela J.R. Sablan, a 2nd-grader at the Garapan Elementary Schop/, dons ~is as acknowledged by Board of A look at the list of that Continued on page 52 fower Ranger outfit to the amazement of a classmate (right) during yesterday's Halloween Costume at the Garapan campus.
-~ i:- ~. pER sJ_ACK5. PAC N~f&r.t.)....---·· '/•, ·.~ 2-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-NOVEMBER 3, 1995 ,, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1995 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-3 Clinton, GOP leaders discuss budget DPS braces for elections ' w~~~~!o~A~)-Republi- No accords, but final version coming By Ferdie de la Torre · Some 10,870 voters in the cans may be willing to postpone a Variety News Slaff CNMI will troop to polling insurance and other domestic pro The more immediate issue of the 27 cops to be fielded at polling places crisis over federal borrowing for a the budget, the soon-to-expire debt THE DEPARTMENT of Public places to choose from among grams too deeply and delivers too government's boirowing authority, few weeks, but a meeting with Presi limit and Bosnia. It yielded no ac Safety will deploy enough po ing places. Three cops, how replace those taking a break the polling places. dent Ointon large a tax cut. House-Senate bar whichcouldrunoutthismonth,seems 72 candidates vying for 33 po has moved them no cords, other than an agreement to lice officers at the polling places ever, will be deployed at some from the polling places. "They will be solely there for closer to resolving their dispute over gainers are working on a final ver likely to be resolved more easily. sitions in the Legislature, mu meet again. schools that have two pre Some officers will be tapped balancing the budget. Participants said Ointon reiterated sion of the legislation, which they Gingrich and Senate Majority to maintain peace and order dur security of persons and ballots," nicipal councils and the Board A two-hour White House session his detennination to veto the Repub hope to send Clinton later this month. Leader Bob Dole said Republicans ing tomorrow's midterm elec cincts like Garapan Elemen not only to conduct regular traf he emphasized. of Elections. Wednesday among Ointon, top ad lican package. It is aimed at balanc White House spokesman Mike were considering extending the tions. tary School. fic and patrol operations but to Tenorio said all officers will Tenorio said they are expect government's boirowing authority ministration officials and congres ing the budget by 2002, but Clinton McCurry said afterward that dis In an interview yesterday, He disclosed that three to four monitor the polling stations as convene on Saturday at 5 a.m. ing an orderly elections. agreements over spending and tax into early December. A lapse of that sional leaders ofboth parties covered believes it cuts government health Lino S. Tenorio, DPS deputy officers will watch the Multi well, said the deputy commis at the DPS to discuss specific "I don't foresee big chaos go cuts "are likely to remain undecided authority could prompt a first-ever commissioner for operations, P\\rpose building in Susupe sioner. instructions to be enforced. for a long time." Republicans did not federal default, which Democrats and ing on. We haven't received a Bill Clinton said 27 officers will be fielded where the tabulation of ballots Tenorio claimed that they Tenorio said they are await-· dispute that, but said their goal was to most economists say could send in-· Earlier Wednesday, Gingrich used threat. I think it's gonna be very will be held. work out a deal with the president. terest rates higher and trigger panic a more confrontational tone describ to ensure security of the voters want to make it clear to the ing for other instructions from peaceful, "he said. "You know ultimately, sometime in financial markets. ing Republican feelings about the and ballot boxes. On the other hand, three to officers that they are not allowed the Board of Elections follow Elections in the CNMI are this fall, we want a signed bill," "We agreed there's an immediate debt-limit showdown. He said Wall Tenorio said two officers four will also serve as roving to be utilized by members of ing a general meeting sched generally characterized as House Speaker Newt Gingrich told problem- thedebtceiling," Gingrich Street investors had told Republi will be assigned at every poll- officers assigned to temporary either party or people managing uled last night. peaceful and orderly. reporters. said. "We want to be helpful on that. cans that "the market would shrug it But thatdidn 't mean getting there We're uying to work out a way to off' if the government went into would be easy. Clinton told Repub work together." default, somewng that has never licans that "if they want to accom Republicans earlier had consid happened. Tenorio: Vote Democrats! 1 plish some of the things they feel are ered an extension through Nov. 29. That had prompted scathing re MICHAEL PANGELINAN TENORIO important to their long-tenn agenda, But they revised that Wednesday torts by several administration offi By Rafael H. Arroyo ment as the Commonwealth gears "So I can understand that, how they would have to elect a Republi because the government has a huge cials. Variety News Staff up for tomorrow's elections for Republicans in general are feel (MIKE TENO) payment due Dec. l, when it mails GOVERNOR Froilan C. Tenorio members of Legislature. ing the same way as the speaker.. *!!1;111t,~•1 can president," according to "We've got a strong economy i McCurry. out Social Security checks. The Re goingforus," saidWhiieHouseai.ief yesterday urged the general pub- A total of 10,870 registered vot But look they were in power for ~; ~;~, ~llli!~d t .. . ·. ...• •••• ·•Variety Ne.ws·.staff•·•·· ( F \ Gingrich spokesman Tony publicans plan to put a long-term ofStaffl..eon Panetta. "Why in God's 1ic to vote Democrat in ers are expected to show up at the 12 years. They may have done a Blankleylaterresponded,saying, The increase in federal borrowing au name would someone want to hurt tomorrow's midterm congres polling centers to select I 8 House lot but now it is my turn, the A SENATE legal ·co~nsel.) president will only get what he wants thority into its budget bill, raising the that economy with these kinds of sional elections so that his admin representatives, three senators and Democratic Party's turn to do yesterday batted for the ap~ <. stakes of a Clinton veto. proval of Legislative IniUa if he has a Democratic Congress. threats?" istration could accomplish more members of the Board of Educa- something and whether we do a tive No. 9-1, in. the process/·• in the remaining two years of its . tion and of the island municipal good job or not, the people must term. councils. still decide in 1997 whether we lambasting the Post-Conven;, L According to the governor, it is The governor said that as much should be kept in office or we tion.Committee and •a group So. Korea executes 19 inmates of citizens opposing the prcic····./ Seoul, Pusan, Taegu and Kwangju - Gang member Kim Hyon-yang important that Democrats take ma as he likes to work with the Re should be kicked out," he added SEOUL, South Korea (AP)- Nine pose?. cons.titutionatamend-) •.... ·• were the first since told police he ate the flesh of his jority control of at least one house publicans, the latter have shown The chief executive also pointed teen convicted felons on death row 15 prisoners me11L i11creasing ···.the annnaL •..•. were put to death 13 months ago. victim to build courage, and ex of Legislature if the government's that they're not willing to work out that the administration needs were hanged Thursday, the Justice hu
''KURI## 1 \~~,~.<.,: ' ':,, i&r~~i!.•.•.·•5a1Itllei,pqpsi~l~ 9'gi~~m~ ..:• .. .:.'.•.••..•.•. ·.: .•. LJ •<1•=....~.·.:1,~ .• ··~%~f~d''~1§[~~·· ie11sf91' JW¢ij;~glfl'~~ •111,Pp\Vl!rl~I CJovewof.•\i: . •..>••·•···· ... ,~ .•.•. ·.·He.sui.pe~tedtlla(rnetr1b~~S> . -· . .· ...... of the citiie11s' &roiip.)ve{ei . ..•.. .. ~.· the same·. 011es>co,!tjtuti11g , • '·~·~. • . . . I • Govemor Froilan C. Tenorio signs proclamation declaring November as CNMI Education Month. Witnessing the ·Post~ C9n v e~JlQn '.}i.9ni". yesterday's ~lgning are Education Month Celebration chairman John M. DL. Guerrero (left) and Frances M. .. i?I?ii(\ Sablan, chairperson of the program committee. · ,ittee,.· ~hifhJ.~. y~~..1 .•:.r,·.·.ed·'·) §Y.············ .FRIDAY, NOVEMBER. 3, 1995 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS.$ ~ l.1Ei71El1S TC Tl·IIE IEl)ITClf Stop exploitation, extortion of legal system Dear Editor, islands. We are friendly and lov constantly seeking ways to un neys just out here in our islands to the medium of writing him in WE1VE GoT TO ing people, quite passive and dermine our laws for their advan fill their sack full of money and (Write-in Candidate) on the bal CUT BACK... · Your recent publication involv placid, and that we take pride in tage. To aggravate the situation, leave the islands and live like lot this coming Saturday. The WHERE DO ing the civillawsuit in the amount every thing we work for. We attorneys who come and practice "kings" elsewhere. We must say people will speak regardless of of 5.5 million dollars against the sweat for all the things we have law here in our land exploit and enough is enough to those type of the low-life tactics and attempt to TOMORROW, more than ten thousand people of this YOU SU~5J? Honorable Congressman Ben accumulated in our lives· to better further confuse the system ofjus people who desire nothing more dis-credit his reputation as a car Commonweath will be making the decisive trip to the polling jamin A. Sablan, for a prior con the opportunities of our iamilies. tice here in our islands for their than to become instant million ing public servant. We need to centers to vote for their representatives to the Legislature, the viction of a misdemeanor in an We try to learn from our mistakes own personal gain and enhance- aires from the ribs of our hard vote-in the dedicated and honest Board of Education and the island municipal councils. alleged slapping of a foreign as well as abide with our laws and . ment by accepting and filing frivo working citizens. We must say leadership to Congress. We encourage everyone to come. out and exercise the right to worker, such a lawsuit is not just refrain from doing things con lous lawsuits, on a contingency enough is enough to those type of Lastly, we must work very hard vote. preposterous butratherridiculous. trary to our culture and traditions. basis.just to aid the foreign work people who do not believe in a collectively in coming up with It is important that every qualified, registered voter take some Congressman Sablan has been But, to allow a person to even ers' attempt to defraud their em clean and honest way of life. solutions and the legislation time off, not only to partake of this right but moreso to fulfill tried in a competent court in our dream of taking everything that a · ployers and conupt our justice I would like to further add that needed in order to tackle and to what is the sacred duty of every citizen living in a democratic jurisdiction and has been duly man has worked and built over system. We must stand up and the timing taken by the plaintiff tally eradicate and alleviate this ~~. . . sentenced to a (I) year probation years of hard work, sacrifices, fight this evil that aims at nothing by the plaintiff and his attorney in situation of "EXTORTION US By making your choices known through the ballot, you will and a $1,000.00 fine. Even our and hard- earned sweat just to more thane extorting money from filing such an absurd lawsuit just ING THE LEGAL JUSTICE be taking part in the political decision-making that wil! ~ave. a Superior Court has seen it fit that satisfy his scheme of extorting ordinary and poor people of the happens to be days away from the SYSTEM AGAINST CLEAN direct bearing on the lives and future of every person hvmg m such a penalty imposed upon the money from our poor, ordinary CNMI who serves as employers election. Yes!!! You're all cor AND HONEST CITIZENS" in Congressman is fair equitable it and reputable citizens and people in their businesses. We must also rect. It is politically motivated the CNMI. this Commonwealth. since the people who know Con It is solely through this political exercise that the people are being his first offense. of our Commonwealth is abso protect our prominent and repu Furthermore, not forgetting to lutely un-just and morally wrong. table people that have proven gressman Sablan have chosen to Thank you, able to choose who are the leaders they would entrust with their mention that in our current stat Such a desire or an intent on the themselves worthy as leaders in return him to Congress through Pedro R. Deleon Guerrero fate, their livelihood, their well-being and the islands' progress \'. utes (Commonwealth Code), pen part of the plaintiff and his attor ourcommunity. Wemusttakeno as a whole. alty for violation only calls for a ney to file such a suit is definitely more of this insult from these type As everyone knows, it is of crucial importance that only the maximum jail sentence of (I) one an act which constitutes and im of people that only come here to best, caring, conscientious and capable people be accorded I Galaide yearanda$1,000.00fine,orboth, plies moral turpitude. fill their pockets from the hard By: John DelRos.ario ····1."vi>tj1d1µc~i?~res\jthl~l~er these political positions, especially for seats in the chambers of for such a petty infraction - a As an observation, I would like work and ribs ofour citizens. We ••tfiri.t1Je·•.~ifu1qh1qpi'.~1ii~nx••··. io41eGov~qio~;thrmr111~.rsof.· i~~.could diln~n~.· Legislature. . misdemeanor a crime less than a the people to see what I see as must band together and create a gf;veiri~w the•.·GNM.t·tegislatui~,tll sion.. to.•·.Saipan._tliat-would .. -not We have in the past seen how some members of the Legisla you're in the first category, then you know you have happening here in our very own bond amongst ourselves in an ef 1i/ · Tomorrow Is Election Day felony. M~~e,~yi~itoi;s qu~i~t· only btjng touris~,. but_· ture have played their gridlock politics to the detriment of the certain self-concocted misconceptions that need mend l3t1reat1, in more Tomorrow is that dreadful day for candidates from I would like the people to know soil. Some foreign workers or fort to protect and defend the sanc . ness)e~i:s,ari
estate assets are transferred to an '~~·-···-·.·,,,,,.,.,i ' innocent purchaser, the estate can- ):~-· not recover the property. Lujan said with regards to OHL loans, Kinney has gathered enough information on the loan and shar~ pledge agreements be 1crones1a Motors tween Hillblom' s estate executor #1 SELLING IMPOR! COMPACT IN U.S. HONDA Bank of Saipan and OHL Corp. and OHL International. · for Senate ·p·. R E S-,.· E N .. T S. According to information, Lujan said substantial possibility exists that Hillblom' s OHL Corp. Kaelsnl Kinney and OHL International shares THE NEW could be removed from the con It will be imperative that the trol of the estate. $3.5 million will be made imme For the past two decades I have The executor authorized OHL diately available to the estate, he Corp. to sell the shares without said. "HONDA ODYSSEY" reference to the court, he claimed. Lujan asked the court to order been earning a living in business, a Lujan said the loan agreement the Bank of Saipan to deposit this he aerodynamic Odyssey executed in mid-July pledged all $3.5 million in a separate interest of the class A shares in OHL bearing escrow account which hands-on entrepreneur with the help features a 2.2 liter, 140- Corp. (10,823) supposedly con cannot be used without the court's horsepower engine and 4- trolled by Hillblom and all of his approval. or On Danao International Hold shares in OHL International of my wife Rita. Sheer hard work, faith w heel disc brakes with ABS. (23,576). ings Limited Loan, Lujan said the Comfort & convenience features However, Lujan said in a decla primary justification was the need ration listing the assets of the es to loan $ IO million to Oanao In in God, and a little bit of luck helped include power windows, door and tate showed Hillblom' sestate only ternational supposedly to secure Hillblorn's investments in Viet- trailgare locks, dual (front & rear) air included 9,705 shares of OHL Corp. and 22,358 shares OHL nam. 1995 HONDA ODYSSEY conditioning International. "We now know that the estate us through the ups and dowqs of did not loan the requested $l0 and AM/FM Obviously shares were miss The Honda Odyssey is ing, Lujan said. million to Danao. Rather it loaned cassette stereo. "DHL, Commonwealth Hold $18.5 million. There is still no business reality. designed for both comfort ings and Bank of Saipan were all explanation where the additional and utility. The flexible involved in the approval of these $8.5 million came from," he said. agreements. There is a disturbing He asked the court to order the No one believes in local enterprise seating can be arranged to suit overlap of interests among these executor to notify Danao that none a wide range passenger and entities," he said. of the $18.5 million can be ex pended and should be deposited cargo-carrying needs. Some or all of the deluxe The lawyer urged the court to as much as I do. I want to exert the freeze any further transfer of the at the Bank of Saipan until the interior can be removed or folded flat to be used OHL shares and also direct the court renders its decision on the validity of the transactions. as a bed. executor to issue notice to DHL Corp. and OHL International that Lujan said the petitioner be same zeal and energy into building a the agreements between them and lieves that the injunction should THE VAN THAT STILL THINKS ITS A CAR! the executor are under review. extend to all estate property for On the Commonwealth Hold which the executor has not re better Commonwealth for all of us. ings transaction, Lujan said what ceived specific instructions. TILLERS TEL: 234-8333/34 • FAX: 234-8335 is clear is that Bank of Saipan "No assets of the estate should GENERATORS now has in its possession at least be transferred or encumbered un As your Senator, I pledge to work $3,487,312.50 in cash which be less the court gives specific per HONDA WATER PUMPS Why Mess With Less longs to the estate and ultimately mission with full knowledge of must be repaid to DHL. all the details of the transaction," he added. even harder to ensure a better tomor row for our children, our island, and our future.
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Jalormat/011 Tel: 234-1115, 235-5078 • Fax: 235-5079 call t ./IIXJ-ACS-2345 8-MARIANAS y ARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-NOVEMBER 3, 1995 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1995 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-9 Miya~~~~- ~!~~~~~!~,~.ocen~ DFS saves youth project By Rick Alberto trib t . sented by Assistant US Atty. the mot10n, this would mean the By Mar-Vic C. Munar Variety News Staff .isf~g or carrying a firearm in Frederick Ke~ley, .opposed the ?is~issal of counts .1 and! of ~e pledged $37,000 for the CJPA executive Director old building near the San An Variety News Staff AKIRA Miyazawa yesterday rela•;on to drug trafficking·, granting of bail, clamung the ac- i.nd1ctment(Possess10n?f1cew1th project. Joaquin Ogomuro had said the tonio Elementary School that pleaded not guilty to all four drug u d I d ng or car THE DUTY-FREE Shop came "We're very excited," Grayer agency did not have enough will be used for youth activi Counts filed against him two days •distribution of metharnphet- cused was a danger to the co~- m~ent to e 1ver_an us~ - to the rescue of the youth de · . d munity and that there was a nsk rymgoffrrearmmrelaaontodrug said. "This is a perfect Christmas money to fund both programs. ties. earlier by a grand jury. armne • an f affi k.i ) h · d velopment project in San An Miyazawa, a Japanese national, •forfeiture of conveyance. he would escape if•he is set ree. tr 1c ng , e sai : . . f present for the kids." The Governor's Office The community has lined up tonio which was almost had been indicted for: District Judge Alex R. Munson It was th.e third ~me the judge . As for count 3 (d1str1but.1on o Last week, the Criminal Jus came to save the San Antonio sports and cultural activities aborted due to lack of funds. h oncemoredeniedMiyazawabail. refused bail for M1yazawa who, ice), he added, he.had not seen tice Planning Agency denied project. as well anti-drug lectures un Chazz Grayer, program co •possession of metharnp et- according to the indictment, was aIIY government evidence to back the San Antonio community's Grayer said Richard Pierce, der the Islands of Beauty Pro ordinator of the Islands of • t • t · found in possession, with intent it up. . $30,000 fund request in favor the governor's assistant for gram. Beauty Program, said the DFS DPS S S 10 distribute, of about 200 grams He said he was hopeful that of Karidat social program. drug and alcohol abuse, ar Pedro Castro, PT A presiden~ lnve lga e of ice when arrested last Oct. 18. count 3 would eventually be ranged for a meeting among of the .San Antonio Elemen For lawyer V .K. Sawhney, dropped. If this happens, count 4 community leaders, DFS man tary School, hopes to make J!.orgey case Miyazawa's court-appointed (forfeitureofconvey~ce):would agers and the governor's as the program a model for the Check l • counsel it was the second time consequently be d1sm1ssed, sistants last Tuesday. community. THE POLICE are investigating a his requ,est for bail on his client's Sawhney ~aid. . . "We hope to get the money "This will make the kids year-old maII complained that an behalf was denied. According to the md1ctment soon," Grayer said. forgery case jnvol ving a stolen unidentifiedpersonallegedlystole d. ·b d ho fi busy,' Castro said. "This way check that ·occurred at a store in his bush cutter Wednesday night. Sawhney said he would not Miyazaw~ 1str1 ute a ut 1.ve The money, he said, will be they will not be hooked on 3 m- Chalan Piao on Wednesday. In Dandan, a 49-year-old make another request in the im- grams of ice (counts 17of th. e th used for the renovation of an drugs and alcohol." Richard Pierce mediate future. dictment) on ept. m e Public Safety Infonnation Of woman said a burglar broke into But he said they would file a CNMI, using the Jaguar regis- ficer Cathy Sheu said initial in their residence and stole a cas- vestigation showed that a $375 motion to suppress all the evi- tered under his name. . sette player the other night. dence presented by the govern- The indictment also said that AK/RA Miyazawa check was reportedly stolen. Save @Lir CNMI RePE'fE lie~, Pete JP, Rey®& Also in Dandan, a burglar en- ment obtained from the search of on Oct. 18, when he was arrested Theaccused's"commission"of An unidentified person pur tered the storage room of a house the blue Jaguar registered under together with two other Japanese, chased the c·heck at the Young's the four felonies warrants his for and took a water jag, two ex ten- the name of Miyazawa within the Miyazawa allegedly "knowingly 3 1 Town Market. sion cords, and other items " 9 al feiture of all his interest in the ~ ~- ~~ F~:;;~1~m~I~l1 No other details were given. next 14 days. used and carried a mm.-c . vehicle registered under his name, Wednesday night. These evidence, he claimed, Smith and Wesson handgun "dur- The DPS Criminal Investiga according to the indictment. In Susupe, a man sought police were inadmissible because "they ing and in relation to a drug traf- Miyazawa remains under ~e tion Section is investigating the help yesterday after someone al- all resulted from illegal search." ticking crime." case. legedly stole his cellular phone. custody of the US Marshal. In another police report, a 41- No arrest has been made. (FDT) .A Cong. Pete P. Reyes thought the residents of Pree. 4 should know how their representatives voted on critical bills affecting them. A. PL 9-22 (Tax Reform Law which increased your tax, reduced your rebate and just about made life absolutely miserable for every one of us. Rep. Pele P. Reyes Rep. Alvaro k Sm,ios rw YES B. HB 9-92, HD3 (CIP Funding for Pree. 4.) to House Journal-2nd Day. [st Reg. Session., Feb. 17, 1995. (Votes is to approve the following funding): JOE DELEON GUERRERO SANCHEZ 1. :$4 Million to Kagman School 5. $1.95 Million Road paving from PSS to San Roque and Construction of 2. $528 Thousand for' the Youth Center Tanapag Bridge Concrete Retaining Wall 3. $162 Thousand for CHC 6. $153.100 Tanapag Elem. School Accreditation Deficiency & Classrooms 4. $16 Million for Sanitary Landlill 7. $500 Thousand for all water tanks on all public schools 8. $150 Thousand for Kagman Recreational Facility plus for more schools
Rep. Peie P. Reves Pier. Alvarn ,&J,.. Sarrios YES MO .~~::. ti_•··.~.~':;·~ .. C. PL 9·59 (Critical Tax Credit which will benefit the general public and more important avoid double payment by business & ordinary BPL sets board meeting taxpayers),-·------~ t,' THE BOARD of Professional 8. Committee Reports Licensing will be conducting 9. Old Business: their November Board Meet A. Applications for ing on Tuesday, November 7, Board's Review COMPARE PERFORMANCES 1995 at 9:00 A.M. The meet B. Election of Officers ing will be held at the Board I 0. New Business of Professional Licensing Of 11. Miscellaneous Business fice located at the Island Com FOR mercial Center Building, 2nd Floor, Gualo Rai. ~~UN!CiPAl COUNC~l The agenda are as follows: I . Call to Order 2 .. Determination of Atten Luis Palacios Election day dance & Quorum ,.,. __ -. 3. Review and Adoption of restrictions Agenda SATURUA Y,November4, 1995 4. Review and Adoption of is Election Day in the Northern Minutes-October 3, 1995 Mariana Islands and the Elelction Board Meeting Law prohibits the following on 5. Communications from that day: Governor's Office & Legisla l. The sale or purchase ofalco ture holic beverages or liquor; during A. Governors Office poll hours 7:00 A.M. thru 7:00 B. Legislature P.M. 6. Board Administrator's 2. Active Campaigning by any Report person or group of persons; and 7. Investigator's Report 3. Posting or transporting names, pictures, posters, or other campaign materilas or setting up a booth within the area of a poll IIC#&lefll ing place or withion one hundred (I 00) feet thereof. IAIIAM Any person who violates any of the foregoing shall, upon convic .It's the-Law tion, be guilty of misdemeanor. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1995 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-11 10-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-NOVEMBER 3, 1995 Torres hits Nakamoto lease anew PL 7-45 repeal measure THE COMMONWEALTH could same controlling expenses, just sour, Torres said it would have ter. He's broke. In the meantime, people's park is much preferable operate more like a business to like any business, or family, must been preferable to lease that prop that property sits idle and the com to what the CNMI is getting now. ensure long-term economic self do. erty to a world-wide reputable monwealth is not benefitting like This is an example of our people submitted to Legislature sufficiency. This according to Citing the lease of prime public hotel chain, such as Hilton or it should," Torres remarked. getting sh9rtchanged." By RafHI H. Arroyo tors and medical professionals at Congressman Stanley T. Torres, beachfront property in Garapan Sheraton, than to a middleman He added that if the CNMI had TorressaidNakamotopaidfirst Variaty News Staff the Commonwealth Health Cen who said the CNMI needs to maxi to Nakamoto Development Inc., developer. bid that property out, we could year lease for $70,000.00 and then LEGISLATION to repeal the law ter, but also teachers under the mize its resources, while at the as one example o( a deal gone "Nakamoto is dead in the wa- have gotten a far better deal. A asked for a six month extension. that restricts government from Public School System and possi hiring non-US citizens after Sep bly more auditors at the Public tember 30, 1995 has been trans Auditor's Office. FOR REALISTIC SCHOOl REFORM THROUGH PARTNERSHIP First Lady welcomes mitted yesterday to the Legisla This is because the exemption ture, it was learned. from the general restriction on ~~**** SCHOOL-FAMILY-COMMUNITY ****~~ Thetwo-pagedraftbill was sent government hiring of non-resi II trick-or-treaters over to the presiding officers of dent workers has already been Please VOTE - Pot Fabot Bota ** FIRSTLadyGraceTenorio's2nd. Legislature by Gov. Froilan C. revoked by Sept. 30, 1995, owing Annual Halloween party was a Tenorio, who warned about an to the veto of House Bill 9-400 () \ great success this Halloween, a impending manpower crisis if last September. new release from the Pacific in Public Law 7-45 is not promptly H.B. 9-400 would have ex fonnation office said. repealed. tended the September 1995 dead 'I, Lines of pick-ups full of cos ''This provision is causing seri line to the'year 2000. This elicited Froifan C. Tenorio tumed youngsters drove up to the ous problems already," said the opposition from the governor who lie Law 7-45 has a serious effect 2 huge tent decorated with ghosts, governor in a cover letter to the said the Legislature should just · on the current medical staff. scarecrows, and torches at the draft legislation. repeal the restriction instead of "We currently have 15 Cana Jl entrance to the Governor's drive ''The Public Auditor has lost extending the sunset provision of dian physicians on staff, which way on Capital Hill. two auditors and cannot replace the law. represents over half of the FTEs An estimated 1,200 to 1,300 them. The hospital is seriously Tenorio again gave the pro allotted to the medical staff. Eight trick or treaters received popcorn, concerned that it will no longer be posed repeal of the P .L. 7-45 after of-these contracts will be coming PANGELINAN, ice keki, and candy from Mrs. able to hire or rehire Canadian receiving a plea from CHC staff up for renewal in 1996, which Tenorio's helpers, who were as doctors, even though these doc seeking that physicians not be under the current law would be ~~ o\ ,c,r i' 0 "'1'.·' 'TI .,,., T '\ ·o; /. ;·:-1 cleverly costumed as the children. tors make up an important part of covered by the newly triggered impossible to process," said Fox. 1Tj•. n (, 1~,,f.1 p'\ ;-,;'; Ht'. 2i"i, 1\' P:, ;-. 'Ely·r-r-Hi \, i,. :l:1, '<1tl • t1 J-.1. ..._, ...... ~ _:J..1 ·~ .L ... 1 ,, ct. l.l --1. ..;..:...I Piting Sablan was a princess, Grace Tenorio the medical staff," the chief ex . hiring restriction. "It would not be in the best THOMAS BASA (TOM) Robert Aldan a clown, Terry the Department of Public Safety ecutive said. According to an Oct. 22 letter interest of the CNMI and CHC to PRECINCT IV CANDIDATE Mendiola a mysterious lady in contributed to the success of the If left unchanged, Public Law sent to Health Secretary Isamu be unable to renew their contracts. for black, Rose Santos a rabbit, and party. 7-45 would prevent the contract Abraham by Dr. Beth Fox, acting We need to deal with this issue as FOR 1HE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Tito Santos a gorilla. renewals not only ofnon-US doc- director of Medical Affairs, Pub- soon as possible," she said. BOARD OF EDUCATION Joe Mendiola as a tinhead ''Thekidsweresocute. Wehad Rambo made the hair on more a lot of fun," the First Lady said. than one trick or treater' s head "There were only two casaulties-. stand on end. two parents got lost We were ************************* ******* Letter of Endorsement for Tom B. Pangelinan ******* The offices of the Governor, lucky the police were there." The for the Board of Education Womens Affairs, and Special parents were soon reunited with Assistant for Administration, and their toddlers. We have worked with Tom Pangelinan for many years as school administrators in the Public School System. We have known him as one who is deeply committed to education and has, consistently placed the highest priority in looking after the best VAO invites paraders For interest of our students in our Commonwealth. THE DIRECTOR of the Veterans Office is inviting all interested Tom Pangelinan possesses vast knowledge and valuable experiences which he marching units in the CNMI to participate in the up-coming Veterans Board of acquired throughout his twenty-eight (28) years of service. in public education. We Day Parade scheduled for November 11,1995. highly respect Tom for his outstanding leadership and his tremendous accomplishments We would also like to encourage all members of the CNMI Little League to participate. For more information, please call Pete Guerrero Education which have contributed to the significant improvement of the quality of education in or Joe Palacios at 233-3475. our very own Public School System. We strongly endorse Tom Pangelinan for the Board of Education. We believe in his proven ability to stand on issues in protecting the interest of our students and teachers in our Commonwealth.
PLEASE JOIN US IN SUPPORTING TOM 8. PANGELINAN FOR THE BOARD OF EDUCATION. Connie J ..-\da1m Hohc·rto 8.: .\Jal"i:i lll'rnanlP Ferdin:111 .I. Cn11 .Ji111 Elfo \lidwd IJ. llartsock h::11 .Johnson Kon respetu yan sen humitde in gagagao i ~~Princi , GTC ( ;i~i '\ll'11r~n Chen Xiao l'i11g ayudon miyu para in bota i lahen i chelun mami as "Tomas BenaventeAldan", kandidaton \ 1•\it ( 'J1f1111'!i.J.l:l '. I·' ] 1kl' J Ii Hill' ;111 f..;J:tlllj ( )n!-!ill:il i-... ill\: '>:k!1\ .\Ul.'lillil :.II Mrs. Cynthia San Nicolas Kongresu para i Precinct No. 4. i 1: . I Principal, WSR An El'eni11g with the Clwmher 1995 i\ In asigura hamyo na si "Tom" kapas, h1n1.ir:11,t.:r lo iluild till'< li:1111·:,L'I l·11d11wn11:nt ft11 ( ,1111nH111i1: ....,t"l11,L1r..,J11p, :\' '-icn in: Jlr11iL'Lh fafacho'cho' yan gaisensia manayuda para u rs. Lou Mendiola Principal, GES ~~. y protehi i direcho yan interes taotao Marianas. Principal, Hopwood Saturday, November 18, 1995 at Si Yu'us Ma'ase', ghilisow, pot i baton d~~~:.i. ,&~~,._ y?~~,;,111~ 'II,' J. konfiansa para si "Tom" gi Noviembre dia: 4. Mrs. Doris Tho~on ,I\:,, Esther Sablan . Principal, San Antonio Tickers :1rc: \75.UO c:ach "Responsive de t'l.ccountable jor Our (Left to right) Si Margaret Benavente Seman, , S-W (HJ t.:;1cli I~ n \\ 111L· l This is a paid political advertisement ALCOHOLIC The Saipan Group o! Alcoholics Anonymous meets every Monday, Wednesday, Friday MAKE IT A HABIT and Saturday at 7:00 p.m. at the Kristo Rai Church Social Hall Kitchen in Garapan, ALWAYS READ THE ANONYMOUS across from the Horiguchi Building. If you have a drinking or drugging problem call ai:ianas 'Variety . MEETS 234-5100 and they will put you.in contact with someone who might be·able to help. 12-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-NOVEMBER 3, 1995 Commemoration '95 ends Nov. 11 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1995 -MARIANAS VARIEfY NEWS AND VJEWS-13 be led by Governor Tenorio, Lt. The Marshalls of the parade Commemoration '95, in coop Commemoration '95 will pre em Marianas. Governor Borja, a Marine gen will be Local Scout Ignacio eration with the National Park side over the dedication of the At 9 om., there will be a pa eral whose name is yet to be Reyes Ada and Tony Leon Service and Veterans Affairs Of new bell tower and carillon in rade from Kristo Rai to the Court confirmed, and Colonel Alan Guerrero Cabrera, a Marine fice, will end the official 50th American Memorial Park. of Honor at American Memo Manning from Honolulu. Veteran. anniversary of World War II ob Allen Stayman, Directorofthe rial Park. servance on November 11 with Office of Insular Affairs of the The Navy and Air Force will ." .. • a series of events. The theme for Department of the Interior, will be sending up marching units Education month sets celebration the final day of the commemo deliver remarks. from Guam, and a Marine ration is "Peace and Freedom The tower and carillon were marching unit will fly in from ON BEHALF of the Board of Education, Commissioner of Educatioc Now and Forever." funded by the American Battle Okinawa to participate. William S. Torres informs the general public that November l-30, l99S At 8 a.m., Bishop Thomas A. Monuments Commission and Organizer Joe Palacios said CNMI Public School System will be celebrating its CNMI Educatior Camacho and Lt. Governor Jesus Ambassador Haydn Williams, that thousand children will Month. C. Borja, Honorary Chair of !!)ng-time friend of the North- march in the parade, which will ,. ! , r1 . ',"' Sis .. • Leon1e·.· from: ·D' Eurotex Angels , Nang Ocha Cell Group, .. . & D' Ught & Salt · . Catholic Charismatic· Communify ,, .. I , I • VOTE FOR BIO DATA • Rotary Club of Saipan - Past President tl • Crime Stoppers Program-Treasurer i'_j • Saipan Youth Football League - President .. 11'i • American Memorial Park Development Committee -Vice Chairman Wife Virginia Barto Reyes • Amigos Golf Club-Tournament Chairman Children Karl II, Rheta, Reinhold and Sean • Club 500 Association - Treasurer Parents William Sablan Reyes (Billen) (Deceased) • Diocese of Chalan Kanoa Finance Committee, Member Inez De Leon Guerrero Tudela Reyes (Deceased) 1992-1993 Step-Mother Maria M. Sablan Reyes (Deceased) • President, Saipan Rotary Club /J Mother-in-Law Julia Quidachey Barto 1989 !I Father-in-Law Warren Moyer Barto (Deceased) • Member and Secretary, Saipan Rotary Club [I Brothers Victor T. Reyes; Wilfred S. Reyes; Noel S. Reyes; • Member, Employer Support for the Guards and Reserve (ESGR) Department of i Konrad S. Reyes; Felix S. Reyes; Bernard S. Reys (Dec.) Defense, U.S.A. I and Roy S. Reyes • Boys Scout of America, Aloha Council, Committee Chairman FAISAO,· I Sisters Primitiva R. Lizama; Evelyn R. Ridgeway; 1987-1989 [ Elizabeth R. Camacho; and Frieda R. Demapan • Member and Treasurer, Saipan Rotary Club • President of Mt. Carmel PTA and Member of the Board of Education for Catholic ... f <· I ~~al.\u~~ Schools, CNMI. Melvin Odoshi 1985 • 1982 to Present General Manager, Comptroller, Sablan Construction Co., • Delegate, Second Constitutional Convention Ltd. 1983-1985 ~ 1981-1982 Assistant Vice President, Manager, Bank of Guam • President, Mt. Carmel PTA and Member of Mt. Carmel Board of Education • 1980-1981 Assistant Vice President, Operations Manager, Bank of Commissioner, Boys Seoul of America Guam 1977-1985 ~ • 1971-1980 Assistant Manager, Operations Officer Bank of America Chairman, Mariana Islands Housing Authority Board of Directors Saipan Branch ' ' • Member, Saipan Banker's Association • 1968-1971 Assistant Cashier, Facility Head, Bank of America, Truk • President, Mt. Carmel Alumni Association ~ House Of Representatives · Branch 1973-1977 • 1966-1968 Teacher, Intermediate School • Member, Little League Association ./ • 19~0-1961 Teacher, Chalan Kanoa Elementary School • Member, Umpire Association of Saipan I• Precinct #3 19681970 +~•.. \_ • Treasurer, Territorial Party : ...... - ·l Northern Marianas College Board of Regeants- Chairman Northern Marianas College Auxiliary Services-Vice Chairman College of Guam, Graduate Program (1969) i I Business Incubator Program-Vice Chairman B.A. in Business Education, College of Guam (1966) I i 14-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-NOVEMBER 3, 1995 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1995 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND vmws.15 Man charged for iron bar attack Audit confirms gov't car misuse By Ferdie de la Torre fice filed criminal charges yester with an iron bar and a chair last contempt of court, two counts of caused bodily injury to Anna R. By Mar-Vic C. Munar Variety News Staff day against a man who allegedly September. assault with a dangerous weapon, Ayuyu with a chair," said IT'S GOOD to have a friend at I THEATIORNEY General's Of- assaulted a couple and a woman Jose R. Ayuyu was charged with and resisting arrest before the Norcross in the complaint. the Mayor's Office. You can drive Superior Court. · Meanwhile, Superior Court a car at the government's expense. Assistant Atty. Gen. James Associate Judge Edward Thus was the case in Tinian Norcross said Ayuyu violated a Manibusan dismissed with preju Mayor's Office, where the Public court's restraining order granted dice one count in the amended Auditor discovered executive di last March 20 when he "disturbed information filed against a man rector William Nabors lend a the peace of petitioner Chen Y. charged for sexually abusing a leased car to a friend on Saipan. Ayuyu and her family." child. An OPA report released yester Ayuyu (defendant) allegedly The AGO asked the court to day said Nabors pleaded guilty struck Chen and her husband with dismiss count one filed against before the court. iron bars last September 9. Miguel Fitipol for lack of suffi The report said Tinian Mayor's On the same day, the defendarrt cient evidence. Office concluded last Feb. 25 a "caused bodily injury to August Under count one, Fitipol was two-year lease transaction with WIiiiam Nabors ine Ayuyu with a dangerous accused of sexually abusing a girl Joeten Motors Company Inc. for ICE MACHINES ment, OPA said, did not contain weapon, an iron bar." last March 15. a beige Nissan Maxima 1994 • More ice in less space. Narrow equipment dimensions/ When a law enforcer arrived, Fitipol, however, was also the required signatures of various REACH-INS model. high-volume ice production. 22· & 30" wide models. Ayuyu allegedly tried to resist charged under count two for government officials; and did not Daily ice production from 160 to 3,780 lbs. •1-,2-, & 3-Door models. Storage capacities to meet The lease agreement required follow the required method of • Built-in self-sanitizing/self-cleaning system (SeCS") your requirements. arrest. sexual abuse of a child, against payment of$1,000 a month for a Last April 29, the defendant source selection. • Air Filter protects condenser from dust & grease. • STAINLESS STEEL FRONT-provides a bright, durable the same victim that allegedly total of $24,000. also "unlawfully and purposely • Environmentally responsible long-life design. HCFC surface for long life. Smooth aluminum interior with occurred last June 2. OPA said the Department of The car was not marked as a refrigerant HP81 covered corners makes clean-up fast and easy. government vehicle as required • 3-year parts-and-labor warranty. 5-year total parts • Two year parts-and-labor warranty. 5-year total parts/ Finance has received a request for replenishment ofTinian' s Imprest by the law. warranty on evaporator & compressor. warranty on the evaporator and compressor. Red Cross disaster classes The OPA, moreover said, it Fund that included a check dated THE NORTHERN Mariana Islands Chapter of the American Red Cross could not determine the necessity 11 April 3 forthe$1,000 in payment informs the general public that it has scheduled the following Disaster -of the lease ofa vehicle on Saipan *THANK YOU CUSTOMER APPRECIATION SALE" of the first month of the lease. classes for the month of November. ICE MACHINES During an investigation con for the use of the Executive Di Basic Disaster Trainings: rector who is officially stationed The leased car parked at the Flores apartment on As Lito Road at Dan Dan Model BD-0152A/Undercounter $2, 100.00 in stock* ducted May 25, OPA discovered Monday, November 6, 1995 Introduction to Disaster 6- 10 PM that the leased government car .nn Tinian. Model BD-0452A/Cuber and Bin. $3,100.00 in stock* Monday, November 13, 1995 EAF Module I 6-10 PM was being used by a friend of Tuesday, November 14, 1995 EAF Module I 6-10 PM Nabors' for personal purposes Typhoons, fires earthquakes, floods, etc. No matter when or where REACH-INS such as dropping children at disaster strikes, your local Chapter of the American Red Cross is there Model AV1A-FS1/2 Door Freezer $4,800.00 in stock* schools, visiting friends and buy TIC~ TQC~ meeting emergency needs and providing food and shelter. But the Red ing groceries. WHY PAY MORE ('Offer Expires 12/31/95) Cross depends on you. You can help us help others in time of disaster. WATC.HES, ELECTRONICS: HOTEL & RESTAURANT When OPA investigators went OFFICE.'MA.CHINES WHEN YOU CAN Your time is a precious gift only you can give. Become a Red Cross & EQUIPMENT & SUPPLIES back the following to the CHALAN KANOA, SA/PAN, NEXT TO TOWN HOUSE SAVE MORE AT JWS Volunteer and sign up for classes now. TICKTOCK! "friend's" place, they saw the car • Authorized Distributor• All classes listed above are limited, please contact the Chapter office park in front of his ·apartment. PH: 234-6090 • Complete Parts & Service • at 234-3459/288-604 l to sign up or come by our office located near the Tel: (670) 235-5572 • Fax: (670) 235-5573 "This occurred because the ex Saipan International Airport. Location: Middle Road, Chalan Lau Lau next to ecutive director of the Tinian ICE MACHINES & REACH-INS Disaster classes are free of charge. Flash Photo. Mayor's Office allowed a friend i to use the vehicle for personal 00000000000000000000000000000000000·00000 purposes," OPA said. OPA said the person who was using the car in question was not a government employee but it 8 PLEASE HELP RE-ELECT § made no mention of his name. The Executive Director, OPA said, violated Public Law 6-9 •Easy oo-screen mu~-laro-(Enolisllf3pansM'nllC:hl Pfllllramming • H~h-s!»>:l provides that "no person who is rewind !unction· Full 'road rapid response• l81~nnel PU [Phase-Lock9d ~) not a government employee shall lurier • Au1o zero back• DPSS (Dig~I Program Sean:11 Syst,m) • 1-year'1l1M!nt § OUR DAD, 8 praoramfT1."ilie timer• Automatx: trcdrl,g a::mol • Tamper proof operate or use a government ve hicle, except official guests and 2HEAD g Congressman 8 visitors of the Commonwealth, 110 Volts for purposes other than official 4 HEAD business." Responding to the OPA's rec ommendations, the Department • CD sychronous dubbing system• APSS (auto Programme Search) for CD• • X.SASS (EXTRA BASS) ,ystom 8 ATTAO, Jesus Torres LCD for CO• Bu1ll·m CD· FM/SW/MW 30 b.and tuner• 8 cm (3") CO s1nole • 3·bana oraonk eQual!zer 8 ofFinance has reported that proper compatible• Full aulo stop mechanism • Sofl·ejec! cassette compartment • • Double G.1ssstt11 mechanism 0 ffi~NCTJ 0 actions has been taken against Variable sound monitonno system• Toner conlrol • APMS (Aulom~!ic Proorammwk! Musk Soi,cto,) [10-Pfll!l~mmo) Nabors. 0 0 Finance Secretary Antonio ;~i~~lf .,.,_,_ O As' children ofJesus Torres Attao, we thank you for giving him the opportunity to 0 Cabrera has reported that the case was referred to the Attorney O serve you in the 7th, 8th and 9th Legislatures. 0 General's Office which resulted ,.-'GO.RDl;.l;SS PHQNE.• in Nabors pleading guilty before • 10 channels w1lh auto scannino • 'AA" • M1crocassene Tape• Ring Set11nc • One O 0 rechargeable NiCAO batteries wit.h 3 days Touch Controls • Auto Extension the court. banery 111e • Ultra clea1 noise reducuon circuit Disconnect • Memo Record • Playl O In this November 4, 1995 election, we once again ask for your support in his bid 0 The finance secretary, however, • Power saver • P1ocrammable digital Rewind • New Message Indicator• security code• Aulomatic standby! Paging Automatic Erase • Remot.~ Tuner On • cordless handset 1rom the base unit• Alarm Remote Operation 0 for reelection in the 10th CNMI House of Representatives. Our dad will continue to 0 told the OPA that his department !or oul·of-range operation •Autodial• Redial "is not the appropriate agency to •flash• Wall mountable S!J.fbL!! 0 work for the betterment of the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands. O confiscate the vehicle or initiate (.-t (l~::- u (01 {~ disciplinary actions against non .;:;,"''A ,,, ,~f 1~f-- c':i) ct/.l Q.-})G1Jd d ""' O 0 DOF employees." OPA cited other violations of O PLEASE HELP OUR DAD, JESUS TORRES ATTAO, HELP YOU. 0 • FM/AM 2-band radio reception• Owrtiead the Procurement Regulations type lightweight stereo headphOnes • Auto committed by the official con 5,100 BTU stop syslem • Belt clip lor active use {detachable)• FM stereo LED Indicator. 0 AYUDA SI TATAN MAMI HUMAYUDA HAMYO. 0 cerned in connection with the car REG, $44.95 \:. u"i) :/i) 1 ('\'-i !i\H01 lease transaction. ''~J 1?)) ~:.S~ tfi ~ g TEPENGI rAArAMEM BWE EBWE TEPENGI-GIIAMI. g The motor vehicle lease agree- Lightweight tron with 27 steam \"ents. ------Exterior is braak·res1stant and stays cool. 8 ROTA/VOTE @' ATTAO, Jesus Torres 8 • Oirecl Algebraic Logic ·~...i.: . . - Extended heel rest tor added stability. 11c-,,-,, • function 01sp1av ,,_•-·~. Ou rewr lonc·ltte cordsel .. • 152 Functions .-i~~.. ;.: REG. S24.95 0 on November 4, 1995 O • High SP<. ed Calculating -. , " -...... ;,~.-·.='· ... · .11,11 • Large Display ,.::5 -''.'1 liv ;.... ;' .--·· :.Jt·l"~.;:t· 0 Thank you, Si Yuus Maase, Ghillisow, Maraming Salamat Po, Mesulang O It's the Law EL-531 GH (~ 1~ l:'(D~i~ i .0000000000000000000000000000000000000000 (i QJ.;- ••¥K&IRIB" •.·;., ,_, 1._,_., 1.1~ -.·,..··,·.: •.,··-;-:-11-;'...1\' ·.·,-:.~;..:;,,,i.J1 -:-,.r.: r '·"_T.~'/.:i_1,,:,it;,'..'/•J~t{~;'·i FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1995 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-17 16-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-NOVEMBER 3, 1995 t*****************************************t Waechter hits lawyers for 'coercion' HILLBLOM's estate Executor "They think the more they be opening of probate. This is a large and complex estate, sary to preserve and protect the Joe Waechter said the attorneys come a nuissance, and keep us t PLEASE VOTE & RE-ELECT t "l think the actions taken so far obviously it needs to be adminis assets as well keep the estate in for petitioner Kaelani Kinney are from administering the estate in a were actions that were necessary. tered, and these are actions neces- tact," said the executor. trying to coerce them into an un reasonable way, the better the * Congressman t reasonable settlement. chance we might agree to pay In a press statement, Waechter them some astronomical amount. said in his opinion, the Special I can say these things to be true Master proceedings has nothing because they (Israel and Legion) to do with the management or the sat across the table and told me administration Mthe estate by the that's what it was all about," he ·executor. said. He claimed that the real issue is During the proceedings, his belief that attorneys for Waechter said Special Master Kinney-David Lujan and Barry Rexford Kosack must supposed to t , t Israel want to discredit the execu look into the relationships between tor. all the parties involved-the com "It is their feeling that if they panies, the executor, and the law * * discredit the executor, in hopes finns the executor has hired. * ·* that the court will look more fa. The other primary thing, he said * '<* vorably ontheirclaim," Waechter is to look at the major transactions * ') * said. the executor has taken since the E * ~*;* Security firin closes e- VICENTE (BEN) TORRES By Rick Alberto bankruptcy notice this year. Last * I,· * Variety News Staff year none filed. r DEMOCRAT A SECURITY services finn has It was learned about 55 employ- * "* closed down and filed for bank- eeswereaffectedbythefinn'sshut- * ' * ruptcy, leaving tens of security down. Most of them were Filipino guards and other personnel jobless and Bangladeshi security guards. .----==-..!:::::====-~PRECINCT 1 * ~ * and penniless. One of those guards, who re- F AMCO Security Services quested anonymity, said the com- * V'C>IJR WFllTE.-IN C::~Nl:>11:>.A...- • E * ceased operations last Oct. I, it was pany owed them from $2,000 to Thank You for Your * F<>r Pr~cia,ct N<>- 3 * learned. $4,000 each in unpaid salaries from continued support and Owners Frances B. Attao and July to October. * Spouse: Josephine S. Sablan In-Laws: Vicente A. Songsong Grand-Parents: * Vicente T. Attao filed the bank- While many of them have re· Mother: Ana (Mendiola) Ayuyu Sablan Maria Babauta Songsong Benigno Olupomar Sablan (dee) )}- ruptcy petition before the District mained jobless, some have been / ~~~:-•J' vote of confidence on * Father: Herman Atalig Sablan (dee) Consolaeion (Hoeog) Atalig Sablan Court last Tuesday. fortunate to find jobs in other agen- it!~-~\ November 4, 1995. They listed 95 creditors, with the cies. \\}it,<_'. * * amounts the debtors owed them not The bankrupt company is report- God Bless You * "gi CBen f]{appon tfa'Qo CUn CBiahel" t stated. edlynot going to undergo any reor· {****************************************** FAMCO was the 16th to file a ganization. THE DEMOCRATIC TEAM ··~--~ A ''PARA I TAOTAO'' REP. MAMETTO MARATITA 1) TEREGEY09 2) REYES, KARL SENATOR ANA SABLAN TUDEL" PEDRO PANGILINAN REP. HERMAN CASTRO HOUSE OF ... REPRESENTATIVES TUDELA PALACIOS ,: .. . PRECINCT 1 TENORIO, . JUAN PANGELINAN ' ' Q ,• "MORGEN" );;, .4-~· ., • ""',' ,t.:•( 0f". ... ,.. ' . ' .. • Senate ~_dij 3) TENORIO, MICHAEL 4) {~·~. TENORIO, 5) FLEMING, 6) APATANG, PANGELINAN MANUEL GEORGE DAVID MUNDO (MIKE TENO) REP. RAMON C. LUIS PALACIOS REP. VICENTE ROSIKY FLORES (BROWN) AGULTO MENDIOLA, JR. (DAVE) DELA CRUZ CRISOSTOMO TORRES ATTAO CAMACHO Legislators who can work with YOU. 18-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-NOVEMBER 3, 1995 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1995 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-19 Fisheries report unveiling draws crowd Poll protest confuses Fiji chief justice PAUK.IR, Pohn Pei - Nearly 45 by all segments of the purse seine Sibert reported also that the Chi headed for a collapse because this were higher than the estimated Fl~I'S chief jus!iee, Sir _Timoci tion bars public servants from con- ment leave from July 31st to No- The case rests on how to define Ratu Mansas was retired But if to 50 state and national government fleet; nese fishing boat, fishing in the would be a regional rather than an catch level. - Tu1vaga,hasadnut!edtobemg_c?n- testing elections. vember ~4 thi_s year. money tha~ Ratu Manasa was re- Ratu Manasa was receivi~g a sal- officials, private businessmen in •mechanism to enable collection FSM in 1992 have shown gradual exclusively FSM problem. Conversely, the actual longline fused after heann~ a petl t10n Suva lawyer Samyela M~~awalu, He said this pr?ved that Ratu ceiving during his pre-retirement ary, then he was still a civil servant. ~ednesday challenging the elec- who filed the election pellt10n, ar- Manasa was a public servant and as leave. Chief Justice Sir Timoci Sir Timoci said he would deliver the FSM attended the presentation of fisheries statistics from "high improvements in their catch re Purse seine fishing catches yel catches were lower than the tar t1on of R~tu Manasa Seniloli in the ~ued that Ratu _Manasa was a P?b- such he should have been disquali- Tuivaga said if it was considered a judgement on November geted level. of a Report on the Status of Stocks, seas" areas should be sought by ports. low fin tuna which is one year recent Ta1lev.u by-elecuon. he sei:vant dunng the by-elect10n fied from the by-election. pension, then there was no case as 14 .... Pacnews Fisheries Interaction and Harvest MMA. It takes at least six months, he younger than longline fishing Sibert said "yellow fin spawn The case hinges around whether and will be for the nest two weeks. For the defence, solicitor general Targets for Tuna Fisheries in the The report focused on the bio said, to have the fishing catch ana methods. every night so long as the water is government-backed Ratu Manasa Radio FM-96 reports that Mr. Isikeli Mataitoga said this argu- Federated States of Micronesia. logical sustainability ofruna stocks lyzed to enable one to make an Therefore, the effects of purse 27 drgrees." It takes three to four was or was not a public servant at Matawalu read out a letter from ment did not apply to Ratu Manasa The report prepared jointly by within the FSM Exclusive Eco informal recommendation. seine fishing eight months ago are years for yellow fin tuna to reach a the time of the September end by- Ratu Manasa to the Public Service as he was not holding any public More time sought to John R. Sibert and David A. nomic Zone (EEZ)and did not at Sibert said that there is little the affecting longline fishing today. size that can be caught by longline election, because Fiji's constitu- Commission requesting pre-retire- office while on pre-retirement leave. Fournier of Otter Research Lim tempt to asses the economic profit FSM can do if the fish stock is The actual purse seine catches method of fishing. ited, in Hawaii, under a contract ability or make policy recommen disarm illegal forces with the Micronesian Maritime dations, Sibert said. Boinb threat forces Fiji to TELEI Interim Authority leaders been moved to Takaino or escaped Authority (MMA) made the fol The study extends the 1993 data in Bougainville have appealed to in fear into the bushes. lowing conclusions: used intheSPCreport. TheSibert's Palau surveillance vessel the security forces to give them People in the area are reported time to disarm illegally armed •tuna stocks in the FSM are gen report placed emphasis on elephant to be living in fear of their lives evacuate naval officers forces, the Post Courier reported since Bobby escaped after being A BOMB threat forced the evacua tive for the bomb threat. Investiga erally good; tuna and less on bigeye tuna. The to the 1987 military coups. Thursday. shot at by security forces. tion of Fiji naval officers from the tions are continuing but no official •current harvest level poses no repo11 also shows effects purse seine Ms. Holmo::s said she was still They have also appealed to es Telei leaders feel that the cur named after ex-president newest addition to Fiji's naval fleet, statement has been released. threat to sustainability of the fish fishing has on fisheries. there when a bomb squad and divers caped BRA rebel leader in Buin, rent disruption to the peace pro THE WINNING entry in the con on the Patrol Boat and will be Five Palauan officers are cur the patrol boat Kiro, at an Austra The ne~spaper says a Fiji wo.man arrived and combed the ship. When ery, but purse seine catches may The report indicated that catch Paul Bobby, to contain his men cess was agitated by the change in test to name the new Patrol Boat preceded by letters P.S.S. which lian navy base near Perth in West now living in Perth, B ulou Holmes, lower yield from longline fisheries; per unit of effort (CPUE) for yel rently undergoing training in Aus they found nothing they searched and not disrupt the peace process tactics of the security forces to for Palau is "Haruo Remeliik" ern Australia on Monday night. who was visiting the Stirling Naval her car which had clothes to be •harvest levels oflongline could low fin at current level is sustain I. stand for Palau Surveillance Ship. tralia while other crewmen are further. force reformed rebels to surrender The Daily Post reports shocked Base at the time of the bomb threat, taken to Fiji. turned in by Mark Remeliik, the It will arrive in Palau on August due to join them early next year The Telei leaders call comes their arms. be increased cautiously, bur there able and that bigeye catch is in Fiji naval officers in Fiji and Aus said she was told the caller had an !are President's son. of next year with the name in bold before they sail home with the The Kiro is the last of three patrol amid reports that Buin which used According to a report, the tactic should be no increase in purse seine creasing recently. tralia are wondering about the mo- Asian accent and the call was linked boats Australia is giving Fiji as part In addition to naming the Patrol letters "P.S.S. H.I. Remeliik." P.S.S. H.J. Remeliik. to be the headquarters or the Telei was to re-arm resistance fighters harvest levels; CPUE is on the number of hooks ofits Pacific patrol boat programme .. Boat after Palau's first President, The survei Ilance vessel is worth Interim Authority is now deserted who had voluntarily allowed them •data reporting has improved set by longline fishing vessels. It will sail from Western Australia Mark Remeliik will be $500.00 · except for security forces. selves to be disarmed and then since 1990, but further improve Sibert stated he is confident date he several million dollars and is be on November 15 and will arrive in richer with the cash prize of same Work... Police official warns of All public servants, teachers, order BRAs, many of whom to ment, are possible especially in the used is fairly accurate. ing provided by the Australian Continued from page 1 Fiji next month after stops in Dar amount. Government as a part of its Pa health workers and district offic gether with Bobby were involved erratic longsheet data reports from Sibert stated small longline fish we decided that there are no more win, Cairns and Port The name H.J. Remeliik has cific Patrol Boat Assistance pro dope being top industry ers together with thousands of in the peace process, to give up the Korean purse seine vessels and ing boats begin their fishing trips reasons why we should stay on," said Vila .... Pacnews A SENIOR police officer in the people in care centres have either their guns .... Pacnews in the reporting of bigeye catches from the west to the east. been sent to Australia to be painted gram. another worker. Another worker said she just Highlands region of Papua New wanted to be reunited with her family Cuinea has warned marijuana may in China. soon replace coffee as the main "Maybe others have different rea revenue earner for villagers in the sons of their own-I don't know," region, NBC reported Thursday. Restaurant Bar she said. Enga's provincial police com VOTE BOTA One garment worker complained mander inspector Ambrose Willie about bad housing and low salary. · says more and more people in the "Our barracks is not in good con Highlands region are getting into & Karaoke dition. The food is bad," she said. the illegal drug business to earn "We're working hard but are not quick money. making enough money, "the worker Inspector Willie added that be said in hernative language. An inter cause the Highlands climate is con preter translated her statements. ducive for the cultivation of mari She said $165 is deducted from the juana and it's value is high, there is workers' salaries every month for a great danger that people will turn food and housing. to the drug to earn their income. 'This is not what we expected," He said the problem of drug abuse she said. "We were promised good is also on the increase in Enga prov salaries and good working condition when they were recruiting us." ince but financial and manpower Asked why they did not bring their shortage is crippling police efforts complaint~ to the labor department, to address the situation. He said the the worker said: "We do know how most affected group is the younger to do it and we do not know the people, including teenagers as proper person or office to talk to ." young as twelve years old. She said one ofher co-workers had The Highlands region has only filed a complaint but nothing came one drug squad based in the Simbu out of it. province to serve the five High "We don't want any more prob lands provinces ...... Pacnews lems now," she said. "We just want to get our passpom and go home." A lot of the workers have with Ex-Solomons drawn their savings from the bank. Some are scheduled to leave the is land today. minister raps Willy Tan, ownerofTan Holdings Inc., on the other hand, belied the Britain over workers' complaints. "Our factory is the best in Asia," French tests Tan said in a telephone interview. A FORMER deputy prime minister "We have centralized aircondition, a of Solomon Islands Kamilio Keke spacious working environment and has criticized the British govern good labor camps." ment for its open support for French The workers camp and the factory, nuclear testing in the South Pacific, Tan said, met all the requirements of SIBC reported Thursday. the Occupational hazards and Safety Administration. He says he cannot believe that He said his employees have at the former coloniser and protector tended seminars conducted by of many island nations can support OSHA. a country which undermines their ANTONIO MUDA CAMACHO "We serve them good food bu tit is protests. difficult to make everybody happy," Mr. Teke says it is scandalous for FOR HOUSE REPRESENTATIVE Tan said. "Our employees are mak the two countries to ignore protests ing good money, each earning $200 against French nuclear testing in PRECINCT #1 a week." the South Pacific. He said the company, with 2,000 The former politician says SAN VICENTE, SAN ANTONIO, KOBLER & KAGMAN workers employed, ha, a monitoring Solomon Islands should take tough •~•)ICll'i M\1Gfll1r· t system that ensures employees are actions against Britain for support paid well. ing the French tests. ~r~ A\\ governrn.en He said about50 of his employees He has suggested that the gov informed him of their intention to Every Moniay-PY hour a\\ n\ght ernment consider expelling the Brit leave because they were scared of the ernp\oyee opt \.D. required) tsunami. · ish high commissioner and his staff (Governrnen "Some people are spreading rumors from Solomon Islands and amend VOTE BOTA that Saipan will be wiped out on Nov. the constitution and remove the 5," Tan said "I could not stop them Queen from being the country's (from resigning). That's their righL" head of state ...... Pacnews ==-:-.:~ - :, ' ~-.··,",,i"... ~·-.,·-.1·,:, \\·r-::.: ... ·T-;.;t;·,._ ,., i'/ :~.AT1t..{,;. ;l'VI .~ ·-. 1 ·~T,l\~:~'".")!.( .'.'.\r;·!r1-:1 FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 3, 1995 -MARlANAS VARrETY NEWS AND VlEWS-21 20-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-NOVEMBER 3, 1995 e, the children of Juan Aguon W& Concepcion Reyes Deleon Guerrero Sanchez would like to ask all of our relatives, friends and supporters to please remember our brother JOE DLG. SANCHEZ on the November 4th Election Day. Again, we would like to thank all of you for your support from the bottom of our hearts. Thank you, Si Tuus.Maase,Ghilisou Chechang, Ando, Tilang, Jess & Zita EVERYTHING IN THE STORE IS ON SALE BUT FOR ONLY ONE DAY !!! #5 for Municipal Council· #5 WE HAVE A NEW SELECTION OF JUST ARRIVED NAME BRAND TOYS AT ~~ PRESENTS ABSOLUTELY RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICES !!!! PECIAL COVEIIA .·IIIG·H-LIGIITS'' ~. ' . ~ & INS1GH1'S.. THE TOWNHOUSE 12 HOUR SALE IS BACK !!! 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'..···· MANILA, Philippirn:s (AP) -Ty aging or destroying at least 15,cro The typhoon also knocked down islarxi 368 kilometers (230 miles) niJa were harvesting their stocks and phoonAngelabeganlashingthenooh houses in one province, the Office of transmission lines, cutting off elec east of Manila. ~lling them at below-nonnal prices easlern Philippines Thursday, dam- Civil Defense said. tricity in Catanduanes province, an The civil defense office said dam Thursday rather than lose them in age to coconut trees arxi other crops case of fl~. there was initially estimated at 35 The weather bureau told residents million pesos $1.35 million). of coastal areas to evacuate to higher LET'S HAVE SOME FUN floodwaters were also rising in grouoo toescapepa,.stble giantwaves. some parts of Camarines Sur arxi It said coastal waters would be ex LET'S GO TO THE Albay provinces in the Bicol region tremely dangerous to all types of southeast of Manila, where heavy vessels. Tl~IAN CASINO rains began e.arly in the morning. Angela also prompted officials to President Fidel Ramos suspended suspendc~ in parts of the central ONLY classes and woix in government of Visayas Islands, ravaged over the $40.00 INCLUDES THE ROUND TRIP AIRFARE, $25.00 IN fices Thursday arxi Friday. weekend by Tropical Storm LJ1Ck, MATCH PLAY CHIPS, DRINKS FOR CASINO PLAYERS "Let's not try to second guess this which killed at lea.st 165 people. (RUNS NIGHTLY) . typhoon," Ramos said in a nationally At 4 p.m. (0800 GM1j, the ty televised news conference. "Be on phoon was located 432 kilometers U.S. UDWEISER alert that it's a big one and that if the (270 miles) eastofManila Reg./Ught/Dry We'll do everything except carry your suitcase president has issued orders on this, it Moving west at 19 kph (12 PORK RIBS But if you take us with you, we'll do that too! is because I am very concerned about mph), the ty.phoon was expected the safety of our country, people, to slam into the eastern. Luzon CALL WORLD TOUR FOR RESERVATIONS properties, as well as the future." provinces of Aurora and Quezon 233-3750 I 3800 I 3850 Authorities also grounded air Friday morning and then cut NOVEMBER 3 ·9TH '95 planes and ordered ships to stay in across the island toward the South •We Accept Stamps Manufacturer's Coupons Call right now and ask about our great package tours. port in northern and some central China Sea. Food & •We Reserve The Right to Umlt Quantities parts of the Philippines as Angela The U.S. military's Joint Ty •Quantities Umlted To Stock On Hand roared closer with maximum sus phoon Warning Center in Guam tained winds of 205 kilometers has measured Angela's sustained \.· i (128 miles) per hour. winds at 288 kph ( 180 mph) with Planning A Thanksgiving or A Christmas Owners of fish ponds around Ma- gusts of up to 368 kph (230 mph). Getaway ,then You must Call Right Now 1,1.I The Best Prices in Town. Father, son charged in I ' LET'S GO TO SYDNEY. WE CAN ALSO HELP WITH VISA'S faked death insurance . PEPSI, 7-UP, . MANILA, Philippines (AP) - The charge was filed with the U.S. Extra Large Charmin MOUNTAIN DEW 0 1ouR ANo )': Please Call Us At ,. Bundaberg Reg./Dlet o WRITE-IN they and two others collapsed included jogging arxi a duck walk. Wednesdayduringphysicalexercises Chief Superintendent Orville shortly after they were fonnally in Gabuna,policechiefoftheZamlxxmga ducted as police recruits. area, said hehascreatedaspecialinves LECTION DISTRICT HOUSE OF REPAESENTA.TTVES-Vt'.JTE FOR ONLY SIX(&) Doctors said the two died of a heart tigating board ID look into oow the ''' D DUENAS. George CruL AGUON, Joaquin M&fnts attack, but a police medical examiner trainees were haooled by officers am D (JACK) said they had suffered from severe review the victims' medical rerords. I: TORRF.S. E5t.anislao Tudela Q RlOS, Jo~ Santo~ D (~TM/LEY) (INCUMBENT) HOFSCHNEIDF.R. Hcint Kiribati hits Britain's Sablan (INCUMBENT) backing of French tests THE KIRIBATI government says The Kiribati ministiy of foreign Britain's support of French nuclear affairs says Kiribati will certainly as testing will attract a hostile response sociate itself with the protests against from Pacific leaders at next week's the British position. Commonwealthheadsofgovemment It says this could cause much meeting in Auckland, RNZireported pain and regret given the long Thursday. established friendship that has Kiribati says it's disappointed at existed between the Kiribati and· Prime Minister JolmMajor'ssupport British people and their govern fornucieartestinginFreochPolynesia ments. -- "'~-- 24-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-NOVEMBER 3, 1995 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1995 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-25 Spy case's impact on programs probed By JOHN DIAMOND est bombshell from the investiga- terns such as the F-22 fighter and nificant sums of money ... The velopmentofthe Seawolfsubma- WASHINGTON (AP) - The tion into Ames, a career CIA em- the Seawolf submarine gained estimate in the report was into the rine are two systems getting par- damage-control effort surround- ployee who spied for Russia and support within the national secu- billions." ticularly close scrutiny. ing the Aldrich Ames spy case theformerSovietUnion,asenior ritybureaucrncybasedoninflated The review encompasses a Critics have long charged that has spread to the Pentagon as se- defense official said Wednesday. assessments of Soviet military range of weapons, including mis- the Bush administration and the nior officials try to find out if ACIAreportthatdoubleagents capability. silewarheads, nuclearsubmarines CIA were slow to recognize the disinformation from double orchestrated by Ames sent exag- Sen. Arlen Specter, chairman and high-performance fighter decline and collapse of the Soviet agents skewed Cold War weap- gerated assessments of Soviet of the Senate Intelligence Com- planes bought late in the Cold Union. ons purchases. military power to "consumers" at mittee, said that by using the War. A Pentagon analysis of Soviet Deputy Defense Secretary John the Pentagon prompted the new tainted information, "judgments The senior defense official, who military power compiled in I 990 White has established a panel to inquiry. At issue is whether were made on the purchase of spokeonconditionofanonymity, - only months before the Soviet examine the fallout from the lat- multibillion-dollar weapons sys- militaryequipmentinvolvingsig- noted that "finished intelligence Union collapsed - noted contin- is seldom based on a single ued aggressive modernization of source." the Soviet military despite the "One objective of the study will demise of the Warsaw Pact alli- Kellog's Corn Pop's be to review the weight that was ance. Cereal 10.9 oz Aji-No-Moto 16 oz. given to what we now know was "Soviet artillery modernization 'directed' information in assess- continues at an impressive rate," s~tSS'Ell s1.s~/Et1. ments that influenced policy de- the report said in one typical line. cisions," the official explained. Other sections described expand- Officials at the Pentagon and ing strength in bomber capability, on Capitol Hill said the review modernization of tank divisions will encompass decisions made andexpansionoftheSovietnavy. in the late 1980s, particularly dur- These assessments are likely to ing the Bush administration, to come under renewed criticism in modernize tanks, fighter aircraft, light of the CIA report to Con- j~ missiles, submarines and missile gress on Tuesday acknowledging J SMKR Gobber Sapporo lchiban Cup defense systems. the role of double agents in doc- JU Strawberry/Grapes 18oz. Noodle 12/cs. Dick Cheney, who was defense taring intelligence estimates. /ti $~ ~ ;fiiifA. secretary under President Bush, Some, however, question the C::_-,t3l.;:::,J,:_., Legacy 52ro3A (i, 1990 Hyundai Excel = 1991 Subaru did not return a phone call degree to which a single CIA re- ··,. ,ffIP GL, four-door, 5-speed, air conditioning Four-door, automatic, AC, AM/FM cassette Wednesday seeking comment. port on Soviet capability in one '.-.'.' ,~ .... ;' "' .'' C) The Bush administration's de- military area would affect f, ·: JI~~ ~-. if/ - cision to go forward with the F-22 multibillion-dollar weapons pro- f } (.~jt;' ' ,,,.~ '.,i·r .... stealth fighter and the Navy's de- curement decisions. --~l,\l .~~,·~-~~.~-;/ "" t ,;,....,,.~-:.-,.... , -•i ~ kr~· !Ji; -I ~ :"-·----~1L,,.,1 1!! 1,: 1993 Hyundai Scoupe "'"' 1988 Ford Mustang SM11&1 \ f, Joy Diswashing Liquid 22 oz ...... $1.79/ea. =-/~.->,- ~"'""=::'(/\ :!:! LS, automatic, air conditioning, AM/FM cass. Convertible, automatic, AC, AM/FM cassette Ultra Downy 60 use ...... $7.98/ea. ii/ ;1 ··-~ 0"'"'""''~7;.f gJ Apartheid leaders told: 'I Coast Bath Soap 3/5 oz. /pkg ...... $2.69/pk. ', : ....._ Bundaberg White Sugar Scope Mouthwash 12 oz ...... $3.29/ea. :)/ .·! ~ 2 kg Come clean or face trial Pampers Infant 1 50 cts ...... $9.98/ea. ;) J :z Honnel Corned Beet 12 oz. 1990 Mazda 4x4 Truck 31077 1992 Nissan Sentra !l REP. VICENTE TORRES ATTAO REP. HERMAN TUDRA PALACIOS PRECINCT·.. 3 DINO MENDIOLA JONES REP. RAMON JACK MAFNAS CONCEPCION ORA CRUZ JOSE SANTOS AGUON RIOS )'ll<,o-.• :--~: - .,.,, ' '' ' ~ ''t-l RDSIKY ROBES JOIEIIBUN CAMACHO JUAN BORJA LUii CEPEDA DEMIPAN TUDELA BENAVENTE (Write-in) 1 (Write-in) Legislators who can work with YOU. 30-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDA ¥-NOVEMBER 3, 1995 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1995 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-31 9/ariet TIM THORNBURGH ' . . - - · a lie~~~ .,',', ·• -- ·· :;. ; Chistinas:: ...·: .. ,: .·.. .-... -: .. ·.·. .. :-... -with·,_ .. ·:·., ·-:--..... -. :·;, the-:.-.·· .. :. .. •'•,:.... ,:-:-Arts...::. ...-::- .. ·-:-.· :-...... · ' -- Artists wanted ing registration for artists and local artists. 14 free spaces a.~c2;·:,::·: $j~lf~ crafts people interested in partici "Global Fax/Envelope Mail THE PUBLIC School System The Marie Walsh Sharpe Art FOWldarion offers 14 free studio spaces in ~;-~~~~j pating in the "Christmas with the Exhibit" - Professional and stu in cooperation with the Com New Yorlc City. Visual artists, 21 and over, are invited to submit JXq>osaJs ,- Arts" fair. dent artists are invited to mail an monwealth Council for Arts and forworl< space. Applicants must be U.S. Citizensorpennanentresidents Bloodrights The Arts and Crafts fair will be envelope or send a fax art piece Culture is seeking visual, tradi and not in school at the time of residency. held at the Multipurpose Center to Global Fax/Mail Art Exhibit, Do not part tional and pe1forming artists, in Studios are available for up to one year. from Nov. through Dec. With land, Saipan terested in giving hands .. on in 25 3, Memphis College of Art, 1930 Studios are non-living spaces and no stipend or equipment will be pro Registration is free. Do not redraw these village maps struction to elementary age stu Poplar, Memphis, Tenessee vided. All displayed work must be for Erasing the old names of clan lands dents at the schools during the 38104-2764 Or fax 901-6830. Proposals should include: eight slides of recent work, with name, slide sale, as the purpose of the fair is As the Spanish did in Magellanic time three intersession periods. The Deadline for fax and post nwnber and arrow indication for top of slide, an annotated slide list with to provide an area for the general By the cross or with a cannonball, The names of interested in marks is Friday, February 2, 1996. title, size, date of worx and mediwn used, a reswne, a concise statement public to purchase hand made and structors and a description of the The exhibition will be from indicating why studio space is needed, desired starting date and length of As the Germans did as the century dawned locally made items in time for the artform they will be teaching, Feb. 15 - March 8, 1996. No items stay and self addressed and stamped envelope for return of slides. Introducing copra plantation and head taxes, will be given to those school's Christmas Holiday. will be returned. Proposals will be juried by a panel of artists and all applicants will be As the Japanese did during their Empire A limited amount of tables and who have requested the names notified by the end of March 1996. The deadline for submission of slides When sugar was king and the island fortified, display boards will be available of available art instructors. Fiber tilt and requested information is January 31, 1995. Slides and required infor As the Americans did through a UN mandate to participants on a fust come first Selected instructors will be All artists working in fiber are mation should be mailed to: 'Toe Spare Program", the Marie WalshSha!pe Creating public lands for a fallow purposes, paid a flat artists fee, which has served basis. invited to submit slides for the Art FOW1dation, 711 North Tejon Street, Suite B. Colorado Springs, Colo As the Commonwealth had done already been predetermined. Artists are required to set up "FIBER NOW 1996" to be held rado 80903. Leasing public land to pirates for pennies. their own display areas and man Artists will be required to in California. This will be a juried their areas on the two week hold ten - one hour clasr.es over exhibit, featuring work which **** Do not part ends of the affair. the ten day intersession period. represents current ideas about and With this land, Saipan No alternate dates may be Arts Council staff will trends in the art use of any fi It is your patrimony, watch the fair from Monday Tim Thornburgh maid, as this is a posted Public ber materials. Manured with the blood and bones through Friday and take care School System intersession Only slides may Of all your ancestors of sales for the participants on schedule. be submitted and For whom both you and the land are named. happening to the environment? Thornburgh 's pieces, how those days. By Mar-Vic C. Munar Interested parties may regis there is a $ I 0.00 What's happening to our youth? ever, are not all about fury. His To register or if you'd like Variety News Slaff ter at the Arts Council Office at entry fee per slide. What's happening to our soci moods can be idyJiic, mellow, further information, you may Do not part the Capitol Hill Convention The exhibit will With this land, Saipan ety?" ironic and sporty, giving the visit the Arts Counci I Office Center or call 322-9982 or 322- be held at the That passion reunited full range and flavor of Saipan. by the Capitol Hill Post Of Do not exchange land HIS look reminds me of 9983. Downey Museum of Thornburgh with the poet in Most of his poems deal with fice or call 322-9982 or 322- For the trendy temptations of Mammon Einstein. For further information, you Art in Downey Cali him. the island's facade and history. 9983. The Deadline for reg For the bigger wheels parking on shrinking spaces, The comparison does not stop may contact Margarita fornia. "I was very angry and upset. The Grotto tells about these istration is November 22, For the chrome and tinted low riders there, though. Wonenberg, Robert Hunter or The Deadline for I translated this emotion into a ductive diving spot located in 1995. Staging the Saipan 500 Like the American scientist Sandy McKenzie at the Arts submission of slides In the straits of Middle and Beach Roads who confounded us with his in poem. That's how I usually the northern Saipan. Council Office., telephone 322- is December 3, tricate theory of relativity, Tim write poems. I'd be struck by From the perspective of a Call for Artwork Peeling more rubber than a hooker 9982 or 322-9983. 1995. Mail slides Working the Ginza bars on a hot Friday night Thornburgh is a prodigy in his an issue and then it comes out Japanese officer, Thornburgh POSTSCRIPT TO HALLOWEEN Out witli The Arts Council receives in and fee should be Or, the multiple case-a-beer beach bashes own right. as poem. The beauty of poetry captures the passions from formation on United States and mailed to: Downey ghouls and zombies. Tuesday night was a great is that it's got to be true," World War II in Sayonara Christmas treat for kids who chose to be fairies and Power Followed by discreet drinks at dimly lit dives Ah, what a flat introduction International arts activities, com Museum of Art, Thornburgh says. Saipan . with the Arts Rangers. Prizes we/'8 given out st the third Third With "freshly i!llp9rted" bar_,girls for this year's Governor's petitions and other opportunities. 101419 Rives Av Thornburgh abides by The Commonwealth Council Annual Halloween Trick-or-Treat at L8 Fiesta In Trading back roofi\':fl1Y 'i- bar fines Awardee for Literary Art. The following is information enue, Downey Cali San Roque. Shown In the photos are the win Homer's maxim. for Arts and Culture's is open- Pardon me. on several activities open to fornia, 90241. ners from among 68 who joined the Costume Or, the eupbQ.J\SJY~[q; .~~fE?f,~ For how could I compete with 'We need poetry that "The duty of a poet is to en Contest held at the Jamboree Plaza. Hoovered}IJfAA~V f~dolfat;pi11 tertain and educate. This dictum Or, the bigBfo\ifi( ttf#pgick pipe, a living poet who draws inspi not only sounds good rations from Wallace Stevens, on poetry, to my thinking, is just All paid withJ\;~~ijo/§®$ A~R \\ Walt Willman and Richard but also has something as valid today as it was three mil Received i~f~c . .. alifetime lease lennia ago. We need poetry that riot On wtiatS' · fuhls. ·· · Hugi. to say to all of us in a Footloose agaman in Trouble Thornburgh has been on the only sounds good but also has island for six years, working at language that we can something to say to all of us in a ----- Ric Alberto _ ___. Don the Public School System and understand,' language that we can understand," tasked with a most unpoetic job he says. HE Tagaman All Islanders would consider being part of the But a furious Ms. Tomokane spent The tour- So, has the outgoing chairman $24,145.37. of coordinating education pro He writes four to five poems a Championship Triathlon, overall planning process," Ms. is asking, "Balance due for ism lady has asked whoever already responded? grams with the US department. He has since written more week. How can a busy federal of Twhich is held annually in Saipan, has be Tomokane wrote Mr. Guerrero. Yet, there's more trouble what?" prepared the liquidation to in- than 60 poems, 18 of which ficial be a prolific writer at the He wrote poems in college. come one of the big athletic events in the West But Ms. Tomokane followed hounding this year's tagaman She has refused to authorize dicate what equipment was He took a degree in English Lit have been published in US lit same time? ern Paci.fie. this with this line: "We will be event La~t September 6, the Pa- any payment" due KNT' and bought. ~~ftti,~ erature, major in Shakespeare. erary journals such as The His secret is no secret. But in this year's eighth edition last May, it looking at the restructuring of the would do so only if "I find that Ms. Tomokane also gues- And, teaching ~~ii~ But the vapidity of his job al Negative Capability, San "To be the best writer or what was noted that participants had dwindled In fact, committee and the announce- it is appropriate." tioned the "Design Fee" for By the stars, by : · \:· most made him forfeit his craft. Fernando Poetry Journal, To ever it is that you aspire to be, re the decline started last year, according to Anicia ment of a new chairperson se- 'Ms. Tomokane Ms. Tomokane has asked which $33,560.08 was spent. And, teaching 9~~ ... ..;;; Until one day, three years ago, morrow Magazine and Night quires a love of what you are do Tomokane, managing director of the Marianas lected will be made before we for an accounting of the ex- She is asking who got paid for asked for an account- How to farm he found himself furious. Roses. He hopes to publish his ing and dedication to practice and Vooton; Bweau. start the planning of next year's penses incurred in Japan and this item. "If it is only a de- tli'e)~et~,gdi When to plant ~h6w to. He asked himself: "What's own book of poetry soon. refine your skills," he says. The tourism bo&s wants to make this sport event event" ing of the expenses all she got was a haJf page of sign fee, I think it is exorbi- So that roles, ristJ and to be in the top league attracting at least 500 par Up until September 26, more questionable rundown . tant," she said. incurred in Japan; all Rewards ate sh~d ticipants not only from the CNMI but from other than three months after The let- Ms. Tomokane matched the The Japan expense totalled 1 places as well It has in fact attracted many off ter, there was no response from she.got was a half page length with her own questions $120,757.74. By generations t§. come ) Pocahontas breaks Saipan s box-office record As in generatioij~[past :.: . island participants. Mr. Guerrero. of questionable run- below the page. Now, has Ms. Tomokane 0 A month after the staging of the tagaman cham So Ms. Tomokane followed it One expense item listed was For which this 1,iijd is named/{ .!f got the answers to her ques- it ::~: ::~ ;:J down.' "POCAHONTAS" last week Saipan. v1s1t again and again and pionship, Ms. Tomokane wrote the chairman of up with an impatient note faxed "Printing" and the amount lions? 1 the 1995 Tagaman Conunittee, J.M. Guerrero, on September 26, pointing out spent was $4,039.65. Ms. We just hope next year's Do not part if' ~: [i :! ends' feature film at The Movie "No other film shown on Saipan again." In fact, just this week, asking for ideas on ''how to better approach our that ''to date (I) have recei vcd no cific Development, Inc., which Tomokane wrote below, tagaman edition and those fol- With this lan&':.sa)~an Y ii House, has become the most has brought in as many people as Thoe Movie House im intentions to increase the visibility and viability" response from you." was contracted to do the promo- "Printing for what?" She is lowing it will be just as Ms. successful film ever shown on "Pocahonts" did., Saipan really did proved its sound system and is of the sport She urged him to communi- tion of the sport event in Japan, demanding receipts as well as Tomokane envisions it to be: Saipan, according to Ennis miss the movies, " Adkin said. now prepared to give Saipan a "As you have had the benefit of many years of cate at the earliest possible time billed the MVB on its "outstand- for all m·ateriaJs allegedly pur- a premier athlethic event that Adkins of Cinema Service, Inc "We are very pleased that every movie experience· even better experience in coordinating the Tagaman, I would "so we may proceed with the ing balance due to Kinki Nippon chased. Saipan will be known for. I-le said the longtime supplier one wants to come to The Movie than the one enjoyed by every l!l;Jifflt•:~1.:;:r1:~'.}:i:r;:\t of feature films to Saipan, the House," said Christina Smith, "and encourage your continued participation and in business at hand in coordinating Tourist Co. Ltd" Kinki is PD!' s Another expense item was But we wish troubles will one last week. put on the conunittee and would hope that you next year's event" mother company in Japan. "Equipment" for which KNT ··.·-.:!!,i~;]li~ ~-~~;~1:•::i'li \i ... ,. ···.:.'.·.•:. •.•.••: showing of "Pocahontas" re we are working hard to make sure "Seven" is out to break your be faraway. ····\:,:, . .-:::·· sulted in box office records on it is a place everyone will want to record! 32-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-NOVEMBER 3, 1995 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1995 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-33 Immigrants back official English bill White House-Congress talks: No results By CASSANDRA BURRELL printed almost ex.elusively in En- enriched their lives. glish, whose 650,000 members guages, but they should be taught By TERENCE HUNT tions among the leaders ofBosnia, WASHINGTON (AP) - Immi glish. "Individuals who are not En- want official English. by their parents,'' she said. "Gov- WASHINGTON (AP) -Presi- Croatia and Serbia to end four · grants from India, Chile and Hun Two bills would reduce or glish-proficientaremoreoften than "I strongly support keeping En- ernment should not have any obli- dent Clintc;m tried - but failed - to years of war. gary asked Congress on Wednes change bilingual education. The not relegated to second-class citi- glish as the only national language gation or any mandate to teach or convince skeptical congressional Whatever the outcome, Bosnia day to declare English America's remaining one, written by Rep. zenship and vulnerable to being without a second thought," said to operate its business in any Ian- leaders that American troops must is sure to be a key issue in the official language to promote unity, John T. Doolittle, a California Re- isolated by language barriers that Dr. Geeta Dalal, a physician from guage but English.'' help enforce any peace settlement 1996 presidential race. teamwork and respect for others. publican, would require a consti- renderthemdependentonthegov- Louisiana who immigrated from Seven of eight people invited to in Bosnia. Gephardt said it is premature to Learning English is a small price tutional amendment. enunent," said architect Mauro India. testifybeforetheRepublican-con- House Speaker Newt Gingrich speculate about troop deploy- to pay for the freedom and eco The lone opponent at Mujica. A Chilean immigrant, "Allforeignimmigrantsarewel- trolledsubcommitteesupportedthe said he told Clinton Wednesday ments, with peace negotiations nomic success they have enjoyed, Wednesday's public hearing, an Mujica is president of U.S. En- come to speak their native Jan- official-English concept. that "if anything, there was Jess just opening in Dayton, Ohio. they said. American Civil Liberties Union support than a month ago" for "Obviously, a Jot has to happen "We did not come here so that lawyer, urged subcommittee mem using U.S. soldiers in Bosnia. before we can even begin any we could maintain our native bers to reject the bills. They would Clinton faces "a very substan- kind of explanation of what this is tongue or culture at government viPlatethecivil rights and liberties US seeks to strip citizenship tial challenge in convincing the about to the American people," expense," former professional of Americans who don't speak Americanpeopleandconvincing Gephardt said. "There's a lot of gridiron football player Charles English fluently, said Edward Chen the Congress that this was a rea- information that has to go out to Gogolak said. He fled Hungary of the ACLU's northern Califor- of man suspected to be Nazi sonable risk ofyoung Americans' not only the American people but with his family after Soviet tanks nia chapter. . lives," Gingrich, a Georgia Re- the Congress about this issue." quashed a rebellion in 1956. He said the bills would deny By MICHAEL J. SNIFFEN in 1993 or 1994 as the govern Lithuanian government last year publican, said as he left the White Daschle also said it is up to "1b.is is not to say that we wished many people equal access to gov WASHINGTON (AP)-TheJus ment · investigated his wartime that Gimzauskas had moved to House. Clinton to explain his position as to forget our native tongue or heri enunentandrestrictgovernment's tice Department has moved to re activities, the department said. Vilnius, the Lithuanian capital, Clinton and Vice President Al peace talks unfold. "Until we tage," said Gogolak, 50. "Indeed, ability to provide them services. voke U.S. citizenship from a re "He was in a position ofconsid and supplied details of his war Gore met for two hours in the know what that effort will lead to, I am very proud of where I come.'' "English-only Jaws are based on tired machinist accused of col erable authority and was instru time record. Oval Office with Gingrich, Sen- until wekhow the specifics of any The House Economic and Edu assumptions predicated on false laborating with the Nazis in the mental in the death of thousands "The U.S. government always ate Majority Leader Bob Dole, a agreement, it's premature to be cational Opportunities subcommit and disparaging stereotypes about killing of Jews in Lithuania dur ofJews," said Neal M. Sher, who welcomes action by other gov Kansas Republican, House Mi- talkingaboutwhathappensnext." tee on early childhood is consider today's immigrants," Chen said. ing World War II. helped investigate Gimzauskas as ernment to bring Nazi perpetra nority Leader Richard Gephardt, Congressional reluctance to use ing four bills to make English the "'Thus, they foster anti-immigrant The machinist, 87-year-old the former director of the Justice tors to justice," said Eli M. a Missouri Democrat, and Senate American troops was reflected in country's official language. Each bigotry and intolerance and exac Kazys Gimzauskas, moved back Department's Nazi-hunting Of Rosenbaum, current director of Minority Leader Tom Daschle, a a 315-102 House vote Monday would require that government erbate ethnic tensions." to his native Lithuania from his fice of Special Investigations. the Office of Special Investiga- U.S. President Bill Clinton, right breaks into laughter after President Boris Yeltsin, left, made a comment South Dakota Democrat. saying there should not be a pre- about journalists during a news conference in Hyade Park, N. Y. last week me day after addressing the business be conducted and forms Others disagreed, saying English home in St. Petersburg, Florida, TheJustice Department told the tions. In addition to Bosnia, they dis- sumption that U.S. forces would United Nations, the two leaders conferred at Franklin Roosevelt's mansion overlooking the Hudson Aiver The government's denaturaliza ~,; cussed the budget and ways to be available to enforce peace. 50 miles north of New York> (AP Photo). ' + • + ---- .....z._____ .----. i~'l ti on complaint against [:',.'. avert a government default on its Gimzauskas was filed in U.S. debts. Gingrich said there weren't District Court here late Tuesday f any specific agreements on any of and announced Wednesday. the subjects. Sher, now executive director of •....• The Democrats, as well as the ,p~Re-Eleet ' the American Israel Public Af ·, Republicans, said Clinton has a fairs Committee, urged Lithuania 1 ~-. long way to go in building a strong • to prosecute Gimzauskas, but said !. argument for sending Americans the newly independent govern to Bosnia. The president has ment hasn't done much in other pledged up to 25,000 troops if a cases. settlement is reached in negotia- "Lithuania has not been very cooperative," Sher said. "They Joint search of are getting a reputation like ·• Paraguay's as a safe haven for Russian grave Nazi criminals.'' According to the department, Gimzauskas finds no bodies from 1941 through 1944 was a of Americans senior official in two units of the WASHING TON (AP) - A joint Saugumas, the Nazi-sponsored U.S.-Russian investigation into a Lithuanian Security Police. The Dear People of Chalan Kanoa and Susupe: grave site in the Russian Far East Saugumas played an major role in turned up no evidence of Ameri the annihilation of the nation's • • can military remains, the Penta As election time draws near, we are faced again with the responsibility of deciding which Jews. gon said Wednesday. candidates to vote into office. Who will lead and sene our people. The government alleged that The United States-Russian joint Gimzauskas served in Kaunas in commission on war prisoners and 1941 and was deputy province As me Repub!acan Candidates in Precinct 2 for the House of ~eprresentatiwes, we lrnmvfy aslfl for I. missing soldiers exhumed the site chief of the Saugumas in Vilnius in Novosysoyevka based on the yo11.ur support amf vote of c~mfidence O!!ll Nowemltler 4, 1995. We imre remstBIDI commntted to coo[im.si.ang I from late 1941 until July 1944. testimony last August of Vladimir the tradition of improving the li\!elihood of thns communHy politically, economically, and socially. In the latter job, he was second Trotsenko, a former Soviet sol PETER, Maria Taisakan in-command to Aleksandras We will continue to support progressi\!e policies for education, health care, en,ironmental and dier. infrastructure de,elopment. We are dedicated to helping our youth, our elderly, and our retirees. Lileikis, 88. Trotsenko said that in I 951, The Justice Department filed a when he was a patient at the denaturalization case against Novosysoyevka hospital, four It is our fer,ent hope tha.t with your help, we can continue the success and prosperity that is the ~ I Lileikis last year in Boston. The American flyers were also being Lithuanian government has be legacy of the GOP Leadership. In order to ensure this, we also aslt your support for Juan P. Tenorio ~ House of Representatives treated there. (Morgen) for the Senate Seat. gun investigating him after a top Hospital officials showed official initially said there was Trotsenko a grave site in the hos not enough evidence. Docu pital cemetery said to hold the On No,ember 4th, the choice will be yours. Please remember to support and re-elect the ments signed by Gimzauskas and body of a fifth American. found in the Lithuanian Central BENAVENTE/BABAUTA TEAM because ...... W!E A!LWAYS ~ARIE. Your desel'\!e Public Ser,ants who A team of Russian and Ameri care about you, your families and rour Commonwealth. Precinct No. 3: Golf Course, Chalan Kiya, San .Jose, State Archives show that he or can experts, including anthropolo dered the arrest, interrogation, gists from the military's Central Kannat Tabla, Chalan Laulau, Quarter Master, incarceration and turnover to the Identification Laboratory in Ha Si 'Yu'us Ma'ase, Ghilisou and Thanh You! German Security Police for ex waii, disinterred four graves, ac Gualo Rai, Garapan, China Town, Lower & ·upper I ecution of civilians, including companied by Trotsenko, who Sincerely, Navy Hill, Puerto Rico, Sadog Tase & the Islands many Jews, at least one of whom pointed out the site. was born in the United States, the Only one set of remains was North of Saipan Justice Department said. found. It was buried in a rough Gimzauskas entered the United hewn wood coffin oriented in an States in 1956 under the Refugee east-west direction. The bodies of Relief Act of 1953 .. foreigners were typically buried The government said the law in a north-south direction, accord Speafler Diego T. Benavente Rep. Oscar M. Babauta SI Yn'ns .Ma'ase would have barred him from this ing to the Pentagon statement. (Incumbent) (Incumbent) country for assisting in persecu Specialists studied the remains .. • • tion on the basis of race, religion on the scene and, based on dental or national origin had his wartime examination, concluded that the activities been known. remains were not those of an American. 34-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-NOVEMBER 3, 1995 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1995 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-35 Black students' detention angers campus By BRIGITTE GREENBERG into custody by police while walk IDs. geant said a mistake had been middle ofa public street near dor LAMPLIGHT FARMS® KLEENEX FACIAL MIDDLETOWN, Connecticut ing down a street in the middle of The handcuffed students were made. They also received a for mitories, police said. When the TISSUES 175'S WHITE (AP) - Four black students at the night. Theironly offense: They released as soon as they arrived at mal apology. officer asked the students to move LAMP 01~ 22 FL OZ. #00233957 Wesleyan University were taken would not produce their student police headquarters, where a ser- But the early Tuesday incident aside, they did, but they did not #00158204,00158196 left the young men shaken and respond when asked if they were angry, and college administrators students. said they would use it to educate The officer followed them and the community about a problem contacted campus police. Stopped $199 Your Creative Out{et_ common to society as a whole. again, the young men said they "We were violated to the ex were students but declined to pro ~ #5.....------~~#5 treme," Umi NiiLampti, an 18- duce their ID cards, police said. year-old freshman from Atlanta, With campus security present, the said Wednesday. "It wasn'tjusti students were handcuffed and fied." taken to the police station. WISK ULTRA Blacks make up about 9 per A sergeant released the students, CONCENTRATED. B V cent of the student body at infonning the unidentified officer DETERGENT , 50 FL. OZ. Wesleyan, an elite liberal arts that there were no grounds for college with about 2,700 under charges. Police Lt. Christopher #00516690 0 0 graduate and 300 graduate stu Barrow went to campus and met dents. with the students soon after to In Middletown, a city of about apologize. 43,000, blacks make up about I I Bozoma Arthur, an 18-year-old T T percent of the population. freshman from Colorado Springs, THE CRAFT. The confrontation came when Colorado, said harassment of black ORGANIZER an officer spotted the four in the students by police is common. 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Iit., - FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1995-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-39 38-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-NOVEMBER. 3, 1995 . .·.·~- '~- .._ MdviN Odoslti FAisAo MANuel AGuho TeNoRio JEsus TORRES ArrAo FRANcisco CAMAcko CASTRO CRispiN IGlEciAs DAvid MuNdo ApATANG GEORGE M. FleMiNG, JR. KARL T. REYES DelEON GUERRERO "MANiNG, BROWN" PREciNCT J PREciNCT PREciNCT } ( INCUMbENT) PREciNCT } PREciNCT} (INCUMbENT) PREciNCT I PRECiNCT I I PREciNCT I (INCUMbENT) : ,::,];~,!';;; /it?;:· l!~.·· ,,. ti<=:) ' ' ...... ·,.·.!ti.<-.. \ ~ ,.,. __ . -,----s. r-: .(' ....,.di!} . . /) ...... _ _..,...... ''.:)~/ / c- - "'t -.. ·-·-·' . ~,~-'· ~· .. ,...... _,i;:;..,,. . ·'. ,~;, .:...... A.. JuAN PANG~liNAN TENORio JoAQUiN SAbUN TORRES TOMAS BENAVENTE AldAN PETE PANGdiNAN Reyes OSCAR MANGLONA BAbAUTA DiEGO TENORio BENAVENTE MARiA TAiSACAN PETER P. Mid1Ael PANGEliNAN ANA SAblAN TEREGEYO "MORGEN" "MALVA" PREciNCT} PREciNCT 4 PREciNCT 4 TeNoRio PaeciNCT I (INcuMhENT) PRECiNCT 2 (INCUMbENT) PaEciNCT 2 ( INCUMbENT) PaeciNCT} (INCUMhENT) "Mike TeNo" SENATE .. SAipAN PREciNCT I Jose PANGEliNAN CRuz VicENTE MANGLONA ATAliG PRECiNCT ~ , TiNiAN PREciNcT 6 , RoTA PAUL ATALiG MANGLONA ERMEliNdA B. KiNG SENATE ,. ROTA SENATE .,. TiNiAN *********************************************************** • c.@~ T --1 40-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-NOVEMBER 3, 1995 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1995 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-41 100 years after its discovery X-ray technology gets better By BRIAN BEAGSTEIN sourcetrillionsoftimesmorepow ARGONNE, Illinois (AP) · One erful than the flashes of radiation evening in November 1895, bursts Roentgen first observed. for your untiring support and dedication. You have been our source of of light seared through Wilhelm More than 600 physicists and Conrad Roentgen's dark labora researchers from all over the world strength and inspiration since day one. Let's join hands in partnership tory and changed the world. came to Argonne recently for lec Only a few months after Roent tures on the history of X-rays and gen dubbed the mysterious beams a tour of the Advanced Photon for a better tomorrow! X-rays, their ability to pierce in Source, a series ofmachines which side things allowed doctors to stop will create the most brilliant X guessing whether patients' bones ray beams ever when it is up and were broken or where bullets had running next year, said its direc lodged in soldiers' bodies. tor, David Moncton. Over the next lOOyears, X-rays An X-ray has a shorter wave spawned innumerable products, length than visible light, making including radiation therapy for it invisible to the human eye and cancer, airport baggage scanners, able to penetrate into places that fabrics that don't fade, stronger visible light bounces off of. welding techniques and nuclear The$ 467 lnillion Argonne X weapons. ray is far too powerful to be used Now, scientists at the Argonne on people's teeth and bones. A National Laboratory, set in a clear quarter-mile (0.4 kilometer) in . ing in the woods some 30 miles diameter, it will produce X-ray (48 kilometers) southwest of Chi radiation 10 million times stron i ' ; Shuttle commander Ken Bowersox, center, throws out the ceremonial first pitch for the 5th game of the World ) ' ,...,,-, ·~ Series aboard the orbiting Columbia with the rest of the shuttle crew in this image from NASA television. The cago, are ready to unveil their ger than that regularly used by -~, ~~ti ':..,;Jt.. •..If videotape, beamed down from the space shuttle is supposed to be broadcast at the beginning of World anniversary present: a new X-ray dentists and doctors. .k A. r-,pi,/1~ Series game 5 in Cleveland. (AP Photo). Thirty-seven companies and ·-·-·~· -.· .. _ - .... · .....:.,..__ __ ;.,, 104 universities have invested in the project and plan to use it for their research. Researchers hope to use it to photograph chemical processes in action. Biologists, for example, could use the beams to study how molecules of HIV reproduce themselves inside human genes. That information is crucial in de signing new drugs that could ma nipulate chemical reactions in the body. The most dramatic impact of X-rays has come in the under standing of atoms, the essential units of the universe. Scientists plan to use the Argonne X-ray to study how physical properties of certain substances can be traced I' to their atomic structure. "X-rays have formed the basis of our understanding of the struc ture of atoms," Moncton said. "This will enable us to see things in greater detail than ever before." All those plans essentially arise To my dear people of Saipan: out of the early research on X rays begun by Roentgen, who won the fustNobel prize for physics in I fully endorse the candidacy of Juan Pangelinan Tenorio (MORGEN) 1901. Albert Wattenberg, a professor The Legislature is in need of someone who will consistently protect the of physics at the University of Illinois, said news of Roentgen's ;: i of the people of Saipan and the Commonwealth, especially in the Senate. X-ray photographs quickly spread worldwide after an article about We need a person in the Senate whom we can trust to honestly represent them in a Vienna newspaper on of the Commonwealth. I see this honesty and trust in Morgen. Jan. 6, 1896. Roentgen had discovered X rays accidentally, while perform To all my family, friends, associates and supporters, I ask that you join me in_ ing an experiment on electrically that Saipan has complete and trusted representation in the Senate. charged particles inside a vacuum _, tube. The invisible rays emitted -·' .,_~ by the particles illuminated chemi i ,. cally treated paper Roentgen just happened to have near him as he worked. Sincerely THE DESIGNA1B) DRIVER c //·fi.~·"· ~·~.'. ---- rh~~as Pangelina illagomez ', Senator ( yu) ''Effective Representation'' ,e, .. .,,....,.. •• ~,-·...-~·-·q------.·········· - .. ~:.~.~. '-~ ·.. :· '10 :.·_.-';•;: ... ,-. ·... -··-· - -···· . - 42.MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY -NOVEMBER 3, 1995 . ·;.~ FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1995 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-43 i Barbieri says she's through with O.J. UN's atomic energy chief ay LOUINN. LOTA tionship is over, she said in a tal, she still had faith that they June 12, 1994, slayings of ex- mittedmakingracistremarksvid- N. Korea not in full colllpliance to nuke pact L~ ANGELF.S (AP) • Paula television interview. could be together, Barbieri said wife Nicole Brown Simpson and eota~ w_hen she was 18 and Barbieri stayed celibate and WhenSimpsoncalledherfrom on the "PrimeTime Live" show herfriendRonaldGoldman. ~laxmgw1~another~odeldur- By ROBERT H. REID be handled between Washington But Blix said to comply fully with (North Korea's) initial declaration,'' tified." waited for O.J. Simpson during a cellular phone in his car on his broadcast Wednesday on ABC. A telephone message left after mg a break ma modeling shoot. UNITED NATIONS(AP)-North and Pyongyang. the agreement, it must allow his he said without elaborating. "Aswehaveclarifiedourposition his murder trial, but now the rela· way home after his Oct 3 acquit- But Simpson later suggested they business ~ours at Simp~on law- Th~ oth~r model spoke ah_out a Korea must let U.N. inspectors In his annual report to the U .N. agency ''to verify effectively the ac Under the agreement, North Ko repeatedly on the 'nuclear issue' on pose for pictures together and get yer Johnnie Cochran Jr. s office case m which a teen-age delivery verify its nuclear safeguards for it General Assembly, Hans Blix, di curacy and completeness of (North rea froze its nuclear programs in the Korean peninsula, it is not a paid for it. was not immediately returned. boy had raped an 80-year-old to comply fully with an agreement rector-general of the International Korea's) declaration of its nuclear exchangefortwo Western-designed, matterto be considered at the United "Rather than aoguiet, 'Let's get A spokesman for Simpson's woman, mentioning that the rap- to freeze its nuclear program, the Atomic Energy Agency, acknowl materials subject to safeguards. light-water reactors worth dlrs 4 bil Nations either in view of its sub back to who you and I are, and friend Robert Kardashian said ist was black, and Barbieri re- UnitedNations' top atomic inspec edged that North Korea had lived ''Until thiscooperation-longover lion. stance or in light of its character but let's get to know each other again Kardashian was out of town until sponded with a racial epithet. tor said Wednesday. up to the October 1994 agreement due-comes about, it is essential that In his speech to the General As a serious political and military issue on a different level,' ... it was a M!Jnday. A number for Simpson AskedaboutthatbyDianeSaw- But North Korea said the United with the United States to freeze its all necessary steps be taken to pre sembly, North Korean Ambassador to be settled bilaterally between realization for me that he was friend Al Cowlings was discon- yer, Barbieri described her Nations had no business getting outdated, Soviet-style nuclear re serve information that may be rel Pak Gil Yon said Blix's remarl ~ .. illlJ ~-· ' ! . 0 44-MARlANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRiDA Y-NOVEMBER 3: '1995 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1995 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-45 Maoris protest against, others welcome queen _Does your car/truck have this on it? If it DOES, CONGRATULATIONS! It means your vehicle has been FULLY RUSTPROOFED by the PROFESSIONALS! By GEOFF SPENCER boiling hot mud pools and a spec will come slowly. ROTORUA,NewZcaland(AP) tacular geyser. It includes an pa, On Friday she will sign into law Because at PRO PLUS, We use ONLY the BEST QUALITY MATERIALS - Queen Elizabeth II donned a or fort, as well as an ornate marae, the country's biggest ever com traditional chiefly cloak of feath or meeting house. pensation deal with a group of 0 PROTECTS UNDERBODY AGAINST DAMAGING EFFECTS OF ers and ignored a noisy protest by It was occupied for several indigenous tribes who lost vast MOISTURE, SALT SPRAY, STONE NICKS AND CORROSIVE Maori nationalists when she was weeks by Maori activists earlier tracts of territory to land-hungry ROAD CHEMICALS. welcomed by others at an indig this year in a dispute with the settlers 132 years ago. enous cultural center Thursday. government over land ownership. The deal was struck by the gov 0 PROTECTS AGAINST RUST AND CORROSION It was the first official engage Inside its red wooden walls, the ernment with the Maori people of ment of a I 0-day tour by the 69- queen was afforded a customary the Waikato region. It includes an • KEEPS RUST OUT OF HARD-TO-REACH PLACES year-old British monarch who is welcome by several hundred pro unprecedented apology for past also New Zealand's head of state. royalist Maoris who sang and British misdeeds. • MAINTAINS VEHICLE LOOKS AND VALUE "Elizabeth go home! You' re not danced. A spokesman for the queen said welcomed on Maori land," As she entered, bare-chested that while the monarch will put If it DOESN'T, HURRY AND GET THAT PRO PLUS ADVANTAGE TOO! shouted about 70 Maori activists warriors, in short bead skirts and her signature to document she will SUSUPE BEACH PARK who congregated outside the cen waving heavy war clubs, chal not make a verbal apology. KSAI ter. lenged her menacingly. They Next week in Auckland the AVAIL OF OUR 3 YEARS WARRANTY*: TO CHALAN PIAO 4- BEACH ROAD -+ TO SAN JOSE The demonstrators, some wav stomped their feet, poked out their queen will open a summit of lead ing placards as well as red, white tongues, glared and rolled their ers from the Commonwealth, WITH RE SPRAY EVERY 6 MONTHS AT ·- and black protest flags, jeered the eyes and shouted defiantly. which groups Britain with 51 U ROFFICE queen and her husband Prince The dramatic ritual, which dates former colonies. Security for A MINIMAL FEE OF $50.00 AUTO DETAILING Philip as they arrived and de back to pre-European times, sym the royal visit is tight. INTERIOR SHAMPOO parted. bolically establishes whether a In 1986 she was hit by eggs and *(for new cars or vehicles with less than 2,000 miles) TIRE REPAIR They were kept away from the visitor is a friend or foe. several Maori men bared their OIL CHANGE royal motorcade by a line of po The queen was warmly clapped tattooed buttocks at her as a tradi Check your warranty paper, maybe it's time for NJ PRO PLUS PROFESSIONAL TREATMENT PLUS NO RUST lice who outnumbered them two by Maori elders when she spoke a tional insult. a RE-SPRAY. to one. few wor ii,00!:l LIL# U95-140 \989 :,:; 'f;,ie ','' --r-Ml-116 ',991 PACifIC ·RIM IN~URANCE, CO.; U91·164 1989 ,,,'.,i' \ MW960 3991 1111-111 1991 (11,; I MX-486 ms Ull-188 1990 SU!Cr ABG-281 899\ ----'-----+-- U9 S-0 I4 1990 '.HSSID!- I MS-713 I 7\?S U95·199 1987 CPcl\JD.', MJ-617 3915 U95·1B4 1991 urn,i: W-B91 I '.i9S U95-2D7 1990 f'U ,•. ______;_ ,'Jn-712 l---~·110 _u_9s_-1a_2 ___19_91 __+_J.,uu ,E --~----~ __UNl:811 ! ms • DISABIUTY 6 U95-197 1988 COROLIWI ' ABM-281 5991 U95-097 1990 COROllA WG~l MWf,B2 4595 U95-117 1991 COROLLA SRI MS-520 6995 U94-ISO 1991 ABC-361 5995 U95·116 1989 Milr276 6995 SURETY BONDS I U95-114 1991 AWW-188 6695 U95-l 50 1990 •'AlDl l.'.Llll, MR-657 8495 - Ranging from [95-009 1990 !'JJOA 929 MP-960 6995 U95-077 1991 HA/DA 929 Ml·/92 8995 U95-200 1991 HJJOA 67b MS-919 199 5 $50 to $375/Month U95-130 1990 II.AID, 626 MR-ll/8 3995 U95-189 1990 1/!lOA 626 1mm 6991 -AS IS -~---·------· • WORKMIN~S U95-l 70 1991 MITIUGISHi Sl-lAITT MU-085 7995 n behalf of my wife Rita and our chi U91-105 1990 STAIHA MS-531 7<95 - Single Room/1 BR @ CANOPY U95-193 1990 SEHTRA MR-164 ms 0 extend my profound appreciation for your su U95-l 52 1992 DAEWOO Rl.m MV-!180 3995 my fundraising dinner held on October 22nd. Iwas t 2 Bedrooms the presence of friends, families, and many acquaintances - Located at Susupe COMPENSATION . (95-011 1992 4X2 Ml-849 559 5 R9S-003 1992 4X1 Mf-488 599 5 U95-211 1990 m MP-177 6995 of you who could not come, I also extend my gratitude. Pl ' near Mt. Carmel WB RENTAL U95-l 25 1991 41ol IRS ABA-931 9995 U95-143 1990 m xm MW~94 8991 U95-202 1993 m XHB AB~l02 13,m that your support will always be remembered. Cathedra I/School Arizona Building, Susupe, U95-208 1991 m XJJ.!l ABD-182 0995 U95-l 91 1991 H.IJOA m IOHANG 8995 Tel: No. 234-6023 / U95-209 1991 //J.JD, 12fJJ P/11 MV-915 6595 - Contact Person: ) U95-Zl0 1991 IIJJOI, 1601 W [Ag Plcl MT-109 '1000 Juan Pangelinan Tenorio 235-6023 U95-17b 1991 ABF-402 13.'!9\ Nancy @ Annie U95-l 46 1990 -~ ·ri; I, I; [ ;. wrns J 0,995 Fax: 235-2139 U95-l35 1990 -~ ;,1.: !, ,: : r MR-716 I 1,'19', U95-l69 1990 .: ;ti,\,;_; MQ-028 rim U95-165 1991 il'.,' :. 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AMEND THE CONSTITUTION? MARIA TENORIO DELA CRUZ (Deceased) would boost Mexico's overall The agency has been sharply SPOUSE MARGARITA SAN NICOLAS ATIAO level of savings and ensure se- criticized for inefficiency and CHILDREN CYNTHIA, BEN, ANN MARGARET, JOHN AND cureretirementforayoungwork having a bloated payroll_ SHELMA LYNN force in this nation of 90 mil" Angry institute workers PARENTS-IN-LAWS VICENTE MAGOFNA ATIAO {Deceased) lion. charged that the overhaul was a NATIVIDAD CABRERA SAN NICOLAS {Deceased) "Greater national savings now pretext to shed thousands of jobs l. DO YOU. KNOW THAT HLI 9-1 ELIMINATES THE PRESENT GODPARENTS will mean greater national in- and effectively privatize pen- BAPTISMAL LORENZO MANGLONA AYUYU {Deceased) EDNA CHONG AYUYU vestment and greater economic sions at the expense of union- ANNUAL BUDGET CEILING OF $2.8 MILLION FOR THE 'f.' CONFIRMATION EUSEBIO SABLAN CHARGUALAF growth. Increased economic ized employees. ·······'.·. I. MARIA TENORIO CHARGUALAF growth will mean more jobs and Union spokesman Antonio more security," Zedillo said. Rosada Garcia told reporters LEGISLATORS? WHERE IS THE NEW CEILING? It is Zedillo's second major that workers would vigorously FO~ NOOSE OF R,EPR.ESENTA TIVES step in four days to pull Mexico fight the plan. out of its 10-month-old crisis, "The highest authorities of VOTE INDEPENDENT #1 in which more than 2 million this country are going back on jobs have been lost. their word ... that they will not 2. DO YOU KNOW THAT HLI 9-1 ELIMINATES THE PRESENT PRECINCT #3 A, B, & C On Sunday, he announced the privatize the Mexican Social (SAN JOSE, CHALAN KIYA, CHALAN LAULAU, GUALO RAI, GARAPAN, NAVY HILL, PUERTO RICO, Alliance for Recovery, a pack- Security Institute, whether in ANNUAL BUDGET CEILING FOR THE LEGISLATIVE BUREAU SADOG TASI & NORTHERN ISLANDS) age of incentives to spur em- whole or in part," Rosada ployment, raise wages and en- Garcia said. POT FABOT AYUDA YO, YA/ BAI CHAGE MANO ININASINAHO NI PARA BAI AYUDA HAMYO TODDS, courage industrial growth Independent economist OF $800,000 AND SUBSTITUTES A BUDGET OF \\AT LEAST TWO SIN I SUPOTTASION M/YO Tl SINA PUMOS/DBLE I MINALAGO YAN I 0/N/SEHAN MIYO TODDS. through tax exemptions. Jonathan Heath applauded what HAHASO YO GI NOVEMBRE DIA NA HAANEN BOTASION. SI YU'US MAASE. The pension plan, known as he called a long-term initiative MILLION DOLLARS?" WHERE IS THE NEW CEILING? =:: ..• •.··.-.·.· .•·-~--~.· .• ·.• f C I .:.:-:; ._ ...... ~:::_..:.~/ *••·11· the Alliance for the Strengthen- by Zedillo to boost savings . ing and Modernization of So- He said Chile has been s1 1 r. t:2~\:·tt ~ Jl.-,t, • t:t·-t:t:ci cial Security, was engineered cessful with its individual E,.:n- with the help of business and sion accounts, adopted as pw:t labor leaders, who joined of its free-market reforms. 3. DO YOU KNOW THAT HLI 9-1 PROVIDES THAT THERE SHALL Zedillo in announcing it It provides transparency and Wednesday. gives workers flexibility in $100,000 Northern Marianas College Congress, controlled by choosing an investment group BE A ''MINIMUM ALLOTMENT" OF TO EACH Office of Occupational Safety & Health Zedillo's Institutional Revolu- to manage a fund. Outreach & Training tionary Party, is almost certain "Internal savings is at the heart MEMBER OF THE LEGISLATURE AND $200,000 TO EACH to approve it. of this plan: this provides ave- Underthe currentpension sys- hicle for long-term savings by "Intro. to OSHA" tern, retired workers get pay- workers who begin in their 20s MAJORIN MEMBER FOR OFFICE EXPENSES? WHERE IS THE ments equal to the minimum and save for 30 or 40 years," Workshop wage, about$ 3 a day. said Heath. NEW CEILING? (BY THE WAY: 27 X $200,000 EQUALS "Workers and businesses Yet he cautioned it was still alike demand a new system of unclear how much workers individual pension funds. This could contribute to such a fund $5,400,000) What is OSHA? What does it do, and why is it important? These are just a few questions new system will guarantee each because only 2 percent of most worker his own fund and should paychecks now goes to the that will be answered in this workshop. Learn about OSHA's regulations, OSHA's pro provide an attractive rate ... Savings Retirement System, a grams, and learn how to use and understand the Code of Federal Regulations. This work against inflation," Zedillo de- retirement plan created four shop takes what appears to be complex issues and simplifies them. making it easy l'or you clared. years ago by then-President 4. DO YOU KNOW THAT HLI 9-1 ALSO PROVIDES FOR to understand. Most importantly, this workshop provides a means for you to learn about Juan Moises Calleja Garcia, Carlos Salinas de Gortari that OSHA the easy way. Don't wait until you get an unexpected visit. Act now, enroll in this secretary-general of the Mexi- does not allow individual ac- REPRESENTATION ALLOWANCES FOR EACH LEGISLATOR, can Social Security Institute, counts. workshop. PROVIDES FOR UNLIMITED DUES FOR REGIONAL AND Important Topics Include: INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS, AND EXCLUDES • Introduction to OSHA •OSHA's Regulations s~DENTAL SALARIES AND PERSONNEL BENEFITS FROM THE NON • Workplace Inspections • Citations and Penalties EXISTENT CEILING? • OSHA's Programs and Services S~LINIC • Safety & Health Programs • Recordkeeping Requirements • Braces • Teeth Whitening • Teeth Cleaning • Fillings NOW THAT YOU GET THE • Denture Repair Schedule/Information: • Workshop conducted at Northern Marianas College Room VI 10 :----- • Extractions • Date: November 8, 1995, 7:30am - 4:00pm • Pre-registration begins on 1 November by .______, • and other Dental needs Same Day MESSAGE: VOTE NO calling 234-5498 ext 1102, Seating is limited. • Fee: FREE Appoinments tel.: 235-3720 ON DLI 9-1%% I This Outreach & Training Program is a cooperative program between the U.S. Depart :·.l ment ofLabor, Occupational Safety & Health Administration, U.S. Department of Inte rior, and the Northern Marianas College. -I Paid for by Citizens for a Fiscally Responsible Legislature 48-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-NOVEMBER 3, 1995 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1995 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-49 IN ASSOCIATION WITH ~ .. f~I,:, MARIANAS CABLEVISION tfl>'), . . ;I, ., PRESENTS: ~~ DEMOCRAT .-----,. ;;/ .-.1 [1' L,-· Luis Palacios i ~i'; 'i~ 1 ''j. Dear Voters of Precinct 1: 1, On behalf of.our family, I would like to extend our sincere appreciation for all your support and contribution, : ; which made :my fund raising a success. Your generosity has assisted greatly in the course of this endeavor, !" I 1- .. which I have embarked in the hope of becoming a public servant. i ••••., I have requested for your assistance numerous times during the past few months and you gave unselfishly. Your tremendous support has encouraged me to strive harder so that our Commonwealth may have a ·, brighter future. With our efforts together, this vision will be realized. I respectfully ask for your vote of confi dence this election on Saturday, November 4, 1995. I Thank you, Si Yuus Ma'ase, Ghilisow and Maraming Salamat Po. LIVE fiT ' ~: ~I,~~~~,. AT ..Jt- H~Y-A--T~T ·. THE REGENCY S A I P A N' '" I SUNDAY NOVEMBER 5TH ,' FREE ALL YOU CAN EAT LUNCH BUFFET! BUDWEISER FAMILY OF BEERS ONLY $1.50, ONE FREE BUD WITH ENTRANCE ALL FOR ONLY $39.95!!·! MARIANAS DOORS OPEN AT 11 :00 AM FIGHTS BEGIN AT 11:30 AM CABLEVISION UNBEATABLE! \ I' Exercise your Right to 1 .iJ, Treasurer: Eli D. Cabrera I FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1995 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-51 50-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-NOVEMBER 3, 1995 Hillary 'star' of Brazilian lingerie ad RIO DEJANEIRO,B~azil (~P) the centerpiece of a new lingerie ~er u~derwe~. It caused a sensa- The text accompanying the "We are expressing our strong - A reveal!?~ photo t~en durmg ad. . t~on 1~ Brazil, and th~ Du~oren photo says, in Portuguese: "Mr. concern to the Brazilian govern- a rece~t v1s1t to Brazil ?Y fir~t Th_e photo depicts a se~ted Mrs. hngene company acquired 1t for President of the United States of ment," embassy spokeswoman lady Hillary Rodham Clinton 1s Clinton and shows a ghmpse of an ad campaign. America: Your Excellency can't LucilleDiPalmasaidbytelephone imagine what Duloren can do." from Brasilia, the capital. Below, in smaller print, it reads: Lisa Caputo, the first lady's EDUCATION "A tribute to one of the most im- press secretary, said, "In the in- • Graduate Courses in Master Of Arts in portant women of the decade.'' terest of good taste and good sense ELECT Public Administration • Bachelor of Science in Agriculture _. · The.,ad was scheduled for pub- we have no comment.'' licati?n this weeken_d in nation- The agency that created the ad, (Economics) ~IPAN • Recipient-TIP! General Scholarship & UN. allyc1rculatedmagazmes.1?eRio Criacao da Contemporanea, said 1995 Fellowship newspaper O Globo earned an it was not meant to be disrespect- advance copy Wednesday. ful. EXPERIENCE • Legislator, 1st and 3rd Marianas District Legislature (1965) & (1968-1972) Stressed-out society good • Delegate, 1st Marianas Constitutional Convention (1976); 3rd Marianas for fortune telling business Constitutional Convention (1995) JOETEN MEMORIAL GOLF CLASSIC • Employee, TIPI & CNMI Governments BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) . comes the time for them to make (1965-1993) Fortune telling is a $ 160 million a decision, they get anxious and • Member, Civic/Community Service industry in Thailand and likely to frustrated, especially when they Organizations ( Rotary Club, Lions Club, have no one to tum to." Chamber of Commerce, Fiesta Committee) grow as the pressures of modern living add to people's anxieties, The center estimated the total "WORKING TOGETHER an economic research institute turnover of the fortune telling in NOVEMBER 11 & 12, 1995 WE CAN DO BETIER" said Wednesday. dustry this year to be a little less No.t 0" Women constitute about 70 than 4 billion baht ($ 160 mil •PRUDENT There is a finite supply of tax rev- percent of the clientele of fortune lion), based on an arbitrary for LAOLAO BAY GOLF RESORT enue, and tax payers expect elected officials to make tellers, said a report from the Thai mula that has almost one in five certain our tax revenues are spent wisely.· Farmers Research Center, associ Thais - the percentage Ii ving in •PRACTICAi. We need a balanced approach to ated with the Thai Farmers Bank. urban areas " consulting a fortune & growth to achieve the economic diversity critical to But an increasing number of teller once a year for an average IAoIAoBAY MARATITA the future of our community. My experience in gov GOLF RESORT men have been turning to sooth fee of 350 baht ($ 14). . · _David Quichocho o ernment service tor the past 28 years will provide a The basis for such a calculation SAIPAN much needed prospective.· sayers, because society is "con CORAL OCEAN. POINT fusing," the report said. is that city people see fortune tell For Municipal Council 7> •POSITIVE ·1 am ;;onvinced that the people of "The majority ofthe people who ers because they tend to h~ve (N"ovember 4;199?) Tinian are capable of meeting and surpassing the go to see fortune tellers feel that more anxiety and greater pur 2 challenges facing our community today. However, they are losing their grip on what chasing power. Consulting fees future success can only occur if there is strong, can ($ (It is time to seriously assess the real invest~ent needs ofo~; do, leadership. As your Council Representative my is going on around them, for ev vary from 100-600 baht 4-24) local community. My view of a new TINIAN is "To Initiate New positive efforts will be directed towards a prudent erything seems to happen so fast,'' per session, depending on social lnvestmenl Alternatives Now" that would help provide various and productive understanding of the choices we will said the report. "Hence, when it class. TOTAL PRIZES OVER opportunities lo our people to participate in the economic be making in the future. We must work together to growth of the island, particularly as we move into the achieve a balance of jobs, public services and com KEEP SAIPAN CLEAN AND CiREEN 21st Century, just five years from today.). munity amenities for our growing community.· THE DEMOCRATIC TEAM 50,000!!! ''PARA I TAOTAO'' COME TO SAIPAN'S PREMIER ) - --- GOLF TOURNAMENT F 1995 REP. MAMETTO MARATITA SENATOR ' , HOUSE OF. REPRESENTATIVES I': Pick up entry forms at Las Vegas Golf & Tennis,. Coral Ocean Point,· Athletes Foot, Halinais 'PRECINCT 2 '.,::: ~ .·' Kitchen (in Saipan) CCP, Nimitz Country Club (in Guam). . · . . . for more information please call FRANK CASTRO at 234-5985 or JOHN SAN NICOLAS at ANTOMO CASTRO Legislators who can JOSESABlAN 322-9008 or REX PALACIOS at 234-1960. · . . . CRUZ DEMAPAN 1'··.:". work with YOU. This is a qualifying event for the 1996 Duty Free Tournament of Champion. .. 52-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-NOVEMBER 3, 1995 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1995 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-53 Over its nuclear arsenal R~bin vows to continue 'hitting' terrorists By ARIEH O'SULLIVAN . to offer condolences. down a few months ago, but an pected to be wrapped up later this tacks and participate in elections France defends self in World Court J~R.USALEM (AP) - Prime Talks between the Palestinian agreementbetweenArafatandthe month. Under the emerging deal, for the Palestinian leadership By JENIFER CHAO weapons could fonn the basis for de Brichambaut, the French For- ber. It held its third test in the shocking," said activist Pauline Minister Yitzhak Rabin on AuthorityandislamicJihadbroke militant group Hamas was ex- Hamas would halt anti-Israel at- slated for January. THE HAGUE, Netherlands a global ban. eign Ministry's legal affairs di- series on Friday. Anti-nuclear Tangiora of New Zealand. Wednesday said Israel would con (AP) - Criticized worldwide for The hearings by the U .N. court, rector. activists who attended the hear- She is a member of the lndig- tinue"hitting" at its enemies even resuming nucleartests, France told formally known as the Intema- De Brichambaut maintained ing denounced France. enous Women group which ad- if these attacks feed a cycle of the World Court on Wednesday tional Court of Justice, were re- that France's deterrence doctrine "France places no value on hu- dresses issues concerning in- violence. thatit is working toward disarrna- quested by the Geneva-based "is the keystone of its security," man lives and in the environment. digenous peoples around the Israel has neither confirmed nor ment. World Health Organization and has provided stability for Their cold presentation was world. denied reports its agents carried On the second day of hearings (WHO) and the U.N. General As- Western Europe and the intema- out the killing of Islamic Jihad about whether the use or threat of sembly. tional community. leader Fathi Shakaki on Thursday nuclear weapons is i lie gal, France France is the first of four recog- "International actions by France in the Mediterranean island of said it needs its nuclear arsenal to nized nuclear powers - to be fol- show that it wishes to make a Malta. But Rabin appeared to al The Commonwealth Utilities Corporation (CUC) is soliciting bids from interested companies for an indefinite Quantities (IQ) Contract for a one year-base with two lude to the killing when he told • 1-year extensions. at the CU C's option (total 3-years) for supplying submersible pumps and motors. The exact number of pump and motor purchase is unknown, deter aggression. lowed by Great Britain, the United significant contribution in favor however the successful bidder will be guaranteed orders worth a minimum of $10,000.00, and a maximum of order worth $500,000.00 per year. The successful It asked the court not to render States, and Russia - to address the of peace and stability, both by Israel TV: "This is an all-out war bidder will be required to have the capacity ta deliver any pump unit described below within 3 working days from the time it is ordered. an opinion in the case, claiming court. affinning a strictly defense doc- against an extreme and frenzied the issue of nuclear weapons' le- China, the fifth, did not submit trine and participating in a deter- terror." A.GENERAL gality is "inadmissible, and ab- written or oral arguments. mined and constructive manner "Even if there are casualties on The pump and motor units shall be submersible pump and motor assembly designed for continuous submerged operation. stract," according to Alain Pel- "France rejects ... the use ofany toward reducing nuclear arms," our side, we must keep hitting those who are carrying out and The majority of the units required will be integral pump and units however, some pump end only and/or motor units will also be required to meet specific depth let, a professor of international weapons, including nuclear, for De Brichambaut said. and pumping rate requirements. law at the University of Paris. aggressive purposes. Nuclear France did not mention the directing the terror," Rabin said. Anti-nucleargroupsmaintainthat weapons for France are used to nuclear tests under French Islamic Jihad, a small Iranian All components used in the pump/motor construction shall be lead free. Lead free shall be defined as 0% lead. acourtrulingcondemningnuclear · prevent war," said Marc Perrin Polynesia it resumed in Septem- backed radical group, has blamed Israel for the assassination and B. PERFORMANCE CURVES vowed revenge. The group has The pump and motor shall be performances tested at the factory after assembly. Test reports shall be made available, if required. carried out suicide-bombings that Test data shall demonstrate that the performance of the pump conforms to the design performance within plus or minus 5%. Anti-nuke group steps up its have killed dozens of Israelis in an attempt to undermine the peace The expected or design performance curves shall be submitted with the tender, process. C. CAPACITY bid to halt uranium shipn1ent In the Gaza Strip town ofRafah Pump/motor units with the following capacity characteristics, when operating within an acceptable portion of the individual pumps efficiency curve, may be DARWIN, Australia (AP) -Pro- outer Darwin and the loading of uranium. on Wednesday, a group of Mus required: testers locked themselves to a load- the cargo ship, the MV Clydebank. Philip Shervington, chief execu- lim militants in white death Capacity Range Horsepower Total Head in Fl. ing crane Thursday in a renewed Union bans protesting the re- tive of Energy Resources Austra- shrouds splattered with red paint attempt to block the export of a sumption of French nuclear test- lia, the operatorof the Ranger ura- burned an effigy of Rabin and 20-30GPM l 80-160 shipment of Australian uranium. ing in the Pacific delayed the load- nium mine in Kakadu National called for the destruction of Israel 25-80 GPM 3 80-200 Environmental group ing of the Clydebank for two days Park,saidthisweektheyellowcake and the Palestinian Authority. 20-60GPM 5 80-200 Greenpeace said about 30 demon- this week, but officials said in the shipment was destined for They chanted "Islamic Jihad, de 30-70 GPM 7.5 80-120 strators had blocked the entrance Wednesday the bans would end Canada, not France, and the pro- stroy the state of Israel, Islamic 20-50GPM 7.5 120-300 to Fort Hill wharf in Darwin, and Thursday. tests were "futile.'' Jihad, destroy Arafat's state," and 50-80GPM 10 150-350 three more had locked themselves Greenpeace and Darwin envi- On Tuesday demonstrators at- went to Shakaki' s family's house 130-180 GPM 30 400-600 on to a loading crane. ronmental group Everyone for a tempted to block the loading of the An unidentified demonstrator holds a bone-shaped, banner reading 150-200 GPM 40 400-700 Activists are seeking to block Nuclear Free Future said in a state- same shipment by picketing the "We only have the bones left" in front of the Eiffel Tower as more 4,00 70-100 GPM 20 250-350 the entrance of trucks carrying ment that Thursday's protest was wharf and chaining themselves to hotels and restaurants owners demonstrates against high taxes they 70-100 GPM 25 350-500 say are driving them out of business in Paris. (AP Photo). CIA: Iran is yellowcake from a storage area in against the mining and export of the Clydebank's anchor chain. 80-130 GPM 30 450-750 upgrading D. MATERIALS AND CONSTRUCTION THE DEMOCRATIC TEAM fU.Mf its chemical The pump stage casings, suction and discharge housings and check valve shall be pore free, close-grained cast iron. ''PARA I TAOTAO'' weaponry The shaft, shaft sleeves and couplings shall be stainless steel. WASHINGTON (AP) -Iran is The guide bearings shall be lead free bronze or cutless rubber. upgrading and expanding its chemical weapons arsenal and 1he impellers shall be lead free bronze, cast in one piece, or non-corrosive, precision molded thermoplastic material machined and statically and dynamically production facilities, a senior CIA balanced. official told a Senate committee The impeller shall be keyed to the pump shaft. Neither friction nor set screw fittings will be acceptable. Wednesday. "Iran is spending large sums of !\!.omJl money on long-term capital im The motor shall be a squirrel cage induction motor designed for water filling, water cooling and water lubrication. Oil or grease motors are not acceptable. provements to its chemical weap The stator windings shall be directly immersible in water. The winding wire insulation shall consist of a water-proof, non-aging material of high dielectric strength. The ons program," said Gordon C. winding insulation shall be reinforced by a nylon cover. Hermetically sealed or resin encased stators are not acceptable. Oehler, director of the CIA 's Nonproliferation Center. The stator windings shall be tested at a potential of not less than 2500 volts while submerged in water. The insulation resistence shall be not less than 100 Megohms. .·:··~1 Oehler testified before the Sen The rotor shall be statically and dynamically balanced. The rotor shaft shall be fitted with stainless steel sleeves . ,.. ate permanent subcommittee on ;, 1 REP. MAMETTO Guide bearings shall be of lead free bronze or a graphite compound. There shall be a minimum of four guide bearings supporting the rotor. .or-,... ..1ti investigations on the second day of hearings on the proliferation of ···,'11 The thrust bearing shall be of the two-piece type of stainless steel and graphite construction and shall be self-aligning. The motor shall be equipped with upthrust MARATITA weapons of mass destruction. protection. "Proliferation of these weap SENATOR ons is being undertaken by some The original water filling shall be retained in the motor by means of an expansion bellows in the motor base. The motor shall be equipped with a mechanical shaft seal. of the largest and smallest, richest The motor shall be equipped with a pressure relief valve, drain plug and filling device. JUAN BORJA and poorest countries, led by some of the most reactionary and un All 1,3, and 5 horsepower motors supplied shall be suitable for a 230 volt. 3-phase or single-phase. 60 cycle power supply. JACK MAFNAS TUDBA stable regimes," said Oehler. AGUON (Write-in) All motors under 15 horsepower supplied shall be suitable for a 230 volt, 3-phase 60 cycle power supply. 1lE All motors 15 horsepower or larger supplied shall be suitable for a 460 volt, 3-phase, 60 cycle power supply. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. DESIGNATED E, PROTECTION AGAINST CORROSION DRIVER All exposed parts shall be protected against corrosion by a baked-on epoxy coating. The coplete unit shall be painted after assembly. F. MOTOR PROTECTION The contract supplier shall install motor overload protection according to the motor manufacturer's recommendations. Failing to do so will void motor warranty and the contract supplier will be responsible for any subsequent damage due to inadequate motor protection. Bids submitted must be marked CUC 1TB 96-003 and submitted to the CUC Procurement and Supply Manager, Mr. Frank T. Flores, Commonwealth Utilities Corporation Lower Base, Saipan, no later than 4:00 p.m., local time, November 27, 1994. · This 1TB does not commit the CUC to award a contract, to pay any costs incurred in the preparation of a bid under this request, or to procure or contract for materials JOSE SANTOS Legislators who can LUIS CEPEDA The Commonwealth Utilities Corporation reserves the right to reject any bids in accordance with Section 3.2(7) of its Procurement Rules and Regulations. RIOS BENAVE,.TE For Further information, please contact Mr. Rudy Sablan at (670) 322-9383. BEIG /saimolbY e. Villagomez work with YOU. (Write-in) AFRBI> Executive Director 54-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-NOVEMBER 3, 1995 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1995 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-55 Serbia, Croatia move toward peace Plan.. ted bomb discovered in France LILLE, France (AP) - A bomb police sources reported. as he prepared to give orders to "The world can and will help you ,nake veace." BySLOBODA~LEKIC . Ithink~etalkstomorro~(~llllrs- The discovery of the bomb rity services to bring those re -~rren Christopher DAYTON, Ohio (AP) - With the day) will focus on Bosma, State was discovered Thursday near this The sources said police had several accomplices to plant in a brought \O nine the number of sponsible to justice. French city and some 20 people arrested a man belonging to market in Lille in northern France. bombings or bombing attempts France's various police agen ~~~;:;;;;:::;~~;======~~~~~~ffl presentation of the first elements Department spokesman Nicholas !ti of a possible peace treaty, inter- Bums said. were arrested during a pol ice op· Algeria's most radical armed The man, whose identity was in France since an explosion on a cies have been repeatedly at odds national mediators and the lead- Bosnia's warring parties al- eration against Islamic militants, group, the Amied Islamic Group, not immediately revealed, was regional subway line July 25 over jurisdiction and other mat ers of warring factions in the readyhaveagreedtoaU.S.-nego- arrested on the A venue de killed seven people injured 84 ters since the wave of terror be Versailles in Paris' wealthy 16th former Yugoslavia moved from tiatedconstitutionalblueprintthat others. gan, killing seven people and in district during a vast police op Until Thursday French police rhetoric to hard negotiations on would keep the republic united China expects Kohl visit juring I 60 others. eration in the cities of Lille, Lyon, had not arrested anyone in con how to achieve peace in Bosnia while carving it up into two In that sense, the announce and Marseille. junction with the bombings de ment Thursday that the opera and Croatia. roughly equal Serb and Croat- to enhance military ties The sources said some 20 other spite a massive investigative ef tions in Lille, Lyon and Marseille After discussions Wednesday Muslim entities. But issues such e~r.-:i.~ .. -- ,,r~... BEUING (AP) - German Chan to normal," Foreign Ministry people were arrested during the fort. Just Wednesday Paris pros had been carried out by three evening among U.S. Secretary of as how muchpoweracentralgov, cellor Helmut Kohl· s visit to spokesman Shen Guofang said at operation and that a home-made ecutor Bruno Cotte called for separate security forces could - ...... ""'r'_•-:'~'. """"··".{ 9'1 State Warren Christopher and emment should have and who ··. -, ~---~· ... ' \:·. China this month, which is to a twice-weekly briefing. bomb was discovered during the "more coordination, more team mark a new tum in the investiga ,,: ' PresidentsSlobodanMilosevicof would control the capital, ,--·,--~--,--...... include a visit lo a military base, He declined to say whether the operation. work" among the different secu- tions into the bombings. Serbia and Franjo Tudjman of Sarajevo, have been left unre- will help normalize military ties idea for the military base visit Croatia, the two Balkan leaders --· · - .. · ----.. -- - between the two countries, the originated on the Chinese or Ger agreed to peacefully resolve the Chinese Foreign Ministry said man side, or whether arms sales issue of the last sliver of Croatian Thursday. and technology transfers would territory still controlled by Kohl is to be in China Nov. 12- be discussed. Croatian Serb rebels. 16. His trip is to include a visit to Shen said improved military At Christopher's urging, a military base in Tianjin, the port ties between China and any coun SEALED PROPOSALS for the RENOVATION/EXPANSION OF SAIPAN COMMUTER TERMINAL, Milosevic and Tudjman promised city just southeast of Beijing. try help to promote overall bilat PASSENGER WALKWAY & PARKING AREA AT SAi PAN INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, SAIPAN, MARIANA "Chancellor Kohl's visit to eral ties, and military exchanges To All My FAM iii Es, fniENds ANd REsidENTS of PREciNCT No. J: to work on normalizing relations ISLANDS CPA PROJECT #CPA-S-001-95, will be received at the office of the EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, between Serbia and Croatia by Tianjin will help to enhance the play an important role in main COMMONWEALTH PORTS AUTHORITY, Saipan lnternatio_nal ~irport, P.O. Box 1055, Saipan, Maria~a MAybE bECAUSE you ARE so NUMEROUS OR OUR dAily PATHS doN'T SEEM TO CROSS providing for the return ofall refu ties between the two militaries, taining regional peace and secu Islands 96950, until 2:00 p.m., November 27, 1995 at which time and place the sealed proposals will ARE fEw of THE REASONS WHY you WERE NOT pERSONAlly iNfORMEd. HOWEVER, I did gees and by respecting human which are being gradually restored rity. be publicly opened and read. my TO iNfORM you of MY iNTENTiON TO SEEk RE ... ElEcTiON ANd CONTiNUE TO SERVE you rights .. Only a few hours earlier, Chris The project, in general, consists of_ the Renovation(Expansion of Saipan _qom_muter Terminal, ANd OUR COMMUNil)'. Passenger Walkway & Parking Area, all in accordance with the plans and spec1f1cat1ons. topher formally convened the I AM ONCE AGAiN kNockiNG ON youR dooRS AskiNG foR YOUR CONTiNuEd suppoRT meeting at Wright-Patterson Air The project is being financed by funds from the Commonwealth Ports Authority. . ON ElECTiON DAy, NovEMbER 4, 19 9 5. NO Nlf Df OR ABIGGIR Force Base near Dayton, saying, The bidder's attention 1s invited to the fact that the proposed contract shall be under and subJect to My HusbANd DAvid, ouR cHildREN ANd GRANd cHildREN joiN ME iN. THANkiNq you "This will be alongjourney, but it Warren Christopher the equal opgortunity clause as set forth in Part 111, Section 302 (b) of Executive Order 1124~. as amended by Executive Order 11375 dated October 13, 1977, and Section 60-1.4 (b) of the regulations loR youR VOTE of CONfidENCE lO bE AblE TO SERVE you iN OUR LEqtslATURE. ~ all starts here." solved. Sitting across a conference On Thursday, mediators from HOMI OR OHICI of the Secretary of Labor (41 CFR 60-1) as implemented by Section 152.61 of the Federal Aviation Regulations, to the contract and labor provisions as se~ forth in SEc_tion 152._55 and Appen9i~ H,_ Part. g;hilissorv yan si :}j1tus :sl/ta'ase {~ table from Tudjman, Milosevic the United States, Russia and Really, you should call Pelley 152 of the Federal Aviation Regulations, and the applicable prov1smns of Title VI of the C1v1I Rights ~ and Bosnian President Alija Europe will present the Balkan Act of 1964 (78 Stat 252) implemented by Part 21_ of the Regulations of the Office ?f the S_e_cre~ary of Izetbegovic, Christopher said, delegations with a set of docu for all your storage needs! Transportation. Also, the proposed contract will be subJect to the Contractors Cert1f1cat1on of Rep. Maria Taisakan Peter (Malua), ~i, "The world can and will help you ments addressing specific issues nonseg regaled facilities. make peace." and comprising a framework • Various storage sizes to David & Family ~~~;>?- fit your needs. The aim is a settlement to end 4 agreement on Bosnia's future The apparent low bidder and any known first tier subcontractor will be subject to a pre-award, 1/2 " Flexible-short or equal opportunity compliance review by representative of the Office of Federal Contract Compli_a~ce years of war that have left setup, U.S. officials said. Programs, U.S. Department qt Labor, before the award of the contract_for the purp_o~e of determining hundreds of thousands of people Christopher insisted that hu long term • Low prices whether the bidder and/or his subcontractors are able to com ply with the prov1s1ons of the equal homeless and sparked atrocities man rights issues in Bosnia, and opportunity clause. unmatched in Europe since World particularly massacres of Mus • Total privacy War JI, leaving an estimated lims by rebel Serbs in eastern and • With your own If the bidder has participated in a previous contract subject to the equal opportunity clause and has 200,000 people dead. western Bosnia, also would be lock & key not submitted compliance reports as required by ap~licable in~tructtions, Jhe bidder shall sub~it, "If the war in the Balkans is high on the agenda. • Carts & Hand Trucks to prior t.o award of contract, a cqmpliance ~eport covering the deilnguent penod or such other penod reignited," Christopher said som He suggested no U.S. troops help you move in & out specified by the FAA or the Director, Office of Federal Contract Compliance, U.S. Department of berly, "it could spark a wider con would be sent to enforce an even Labor. flict like those that drew Ameri tual peace settlement if Bosnian FREE PICK-UP SERVICE A bidder or prospective prime cortractor or _proposed subcontractor shal_l be required to s~bmit can soldiers to Europe in huge Serb leader Radovan Karadzic and such information as the FAA or the Director, Office of Federal Contract Compliance, requests prior to numbers twice in this century. military commander Gen. Ratko Packaging Materials Available the award of a contract or subcontract. When a determination has been made to award the contract Andcertainly,_ifit spread, it would Mladic - the two men considered or subcontract to a specified contractor, such contractor shall be required, prior to award, of after the jeopardize our efforts to promote most responsible for the slaugh Come visit us for a free inspection tourl award, or both to furnished such other information as the FAA or the Director requests. peace and stability in Europe." ter - are not removed beforehand. Call 233-9298, 233-9299 The three Balkan presidents "We can't really expect that Ask for Cora or Ester Contract documents, including plans and specifications, may be examined at the _Office of the made no opening statements. They Executive Director, commonwealth Ports Authority, or can be obtained from this office upon the the forces of NATO would be payment of THREE HUNDRED FIFTY DOLLARS ($350.00) for each set of pland documents. This shook hands at Christopher's urg there at the same time that those amount is non-refundable. Payment shall be made by check payable to the Commonwealth Prats ing, but did not smile at each individuals were in positions of Authority. other. power," he told reporters. Speaking to reporters after a "We think they have no place SALE Copies of the aforementioned contract documents may also be examined or obtained at the following second, closed session of the con in this endeavor," Christopher 8 ~·~=~t offices of Juan C. Tenorio & Associates, Inc.: ference, Christopher said he was said. "They are indicted war crimi surprised how far apart the sides Juan C. Tenorio & Associates, Inc. nals." P.O. Box 3447 remained despite months of President Clinton met at the z· Agana, Guam shuttle diplomacy by Richard White House with congressional Phone Number: (671) 472-2686/7 Holbrooke, the chief U.S. nego leaders Wednesday in hopes of tiator. blunting opposition to the use of 0 P.O. Box 551 "They've staked out some American troops to enforce any Saipan, MP 96950 tough positions," Christopher peace settlement. He did not ap u Phone Number: (670) 234-5222/3 said. "I found a willingness to pear to make much headway. A pre-bid conference will be held at_ the Offic eof the Executive Director, Commonwealth Ports negotiate and follow U.S. leader House Speaker Newt Gingrich Authority SAIPAN International Airport, at 10:00 a.m., November 15, 1995 to explain and clarify any ship, but also vast differences to said the administration has not questions regard in~ this project. Questions sh~uld be _submitted to th~ Consultant, in writing., at be bridged." been successful in building sup least five (5) days in advanc~ for _answers at this pre-bid conference, .with a copy of same mailed But the announcement that port for a U.S. deployment. ~ L---.-.,_-arg-es_t_P_la_n_w_i_th_2_B_e_d_ro_o_l!_"__ /2_B_a_t_h._, -~ simultaneously to the Executive Director, Commonwealth Ports Authority. Croatia and Serbia had taken ten "In fact, if anything, there is i. a Vi1Ulted Ceiling in Great Room i. tative steps to ease tensions indi less support than a month ago," • Secluded Lanai Each prospective bidder shall file with the Commonwealth Ports Authority, at the above SAIPAN cated that despite their tough open address, a notice of his intention to bid in a form substantially similar to that supplied herewith, not Gingrich said afterward. He said I C • Ceramic Tile Throughout less than six (6) calendar days prior to the date hereinabove designated for opening of proposals. ing rhetoric, the warring parties Clinton faces "a very substantial I. Enjoy Private Poul and Tennis Ii •' • were prepared to negotiate an end challenge in convincing the .'_ • 24 Hour Security Each proposal shall be on a form furnished by the Commonwealth Ports Authority. to the fighting that broke out with I.:-~ Z American people and convincing ;{ •Community Power Source Yugoslavia's disintegration in The Commonwealth Ports Authority reserves the right to reject any or all proposals for any reason the Congress that this was a rea .<'.' Contact : Dan Murrell, Managing Broker 1991. sonable risk of young Americans' I.·} C Tel. No. : (671) 646-9126 (Collect) and to waive any defects in said proposals, or any of them, if in its sole opinion to do so would be in "Following this development, lives." ; ' its interest. llir//4 TRIPLE J REAL ESTATE Isl CARLOS A. SHODA ~ DEVELOPERS• BROKERS• CONSULTANTS Contracting Officer for CPA OiOHTD-RIN.UJIND D-AIV.C I 56-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-1,uVEMBER 3, 1995 ,7'('C! r"\Y"f,'."'1'-•·•r,· r,-,-~ .. ,-.-, ... 4-,,··,· ··1,~ ,p, .. -, .... _,,_ ,·. .- l-fT•·,••w,•~.:,11. Patten hits China effort to sideline him FRIDA v,' NOVEMBER :i: 1995 -MARIANAS VAR.IE': ; NEWS. AND viEWS-57 By JOHN LEICESTER blunt even by Patten's forthright said on the government-run ra three years ago to make Hong WhenheanivedasHongKoog's HONG KONG (AP) - A clearly standards. In making them, he dio. Kong's elections more demo- 28th British go\'.emor, Patten, 51, frustrated Gov. Chris Patten appeared to all but rule out the 'Tm thick-skinned, broad cratic. , was wannly welcomed as a man lashed out Thursday at Chinese already slim chances of China backed enough for it not to affect While Chinese leaders have with a common touch who would officials for cold-shouldering him, warming to him in the remaining me.Butitdoesn'tmakeverymuch begun building bridges with help buttress the civil hllerties of saying their attitude was absurd 600 days before Hong Kong re sense and it is, as I said, so de lower-ranked Hong Kong offi the colony's 6 million people. IMPORTANT NOTICE and demeaned China's great verts to Chinese rule in 1997. meaning to behave in this sort of cials, they consistently ignore But the price of his reforms was power status. "There isn't any other country fashion," he added. Patten, who has been just once to a bitter feud with Beijing, which The Division of Public Lands requests all homestead applicants whose names are shown The comments, in a radio in in the world, let alone great power, Beijing has been angry with Beijing since taking up his post in says Patten acted withoo\ ils con terview broadcast Thursday, were which behaves in this way," Patten Patten since he unveiled reforms 1992. sent, and his popularity bas since below to report to the Homestead Office by November 2, 1995. The purpose of this request is Pattensaidhehopec!Chinawould dipped, especiaUy among the busi warm to him before 1997 or at least ness community, which feared the to update your application for the lottery tor Kagman Ill (Phase IV) homestead subdivision. that whendealingwith Hong Kong, dispute would hurt dealings with ''Chinese officials won't behave in China. the same absurd fashion as they Patten was again the target of Aguon, Alicia Cruz Diaz, Luise Mendiola Pinaula, Edward Esteban have with me." Chinese ire last week, this time for He added: "If they don't think speaking out against a China Aguon, Juan Rabago Duenas, Luanne Sablan Pinaula, Julia Sablan again about dealing with me, I do backed proposal to trim Hong Aldan, Frances Aguon Flores, Merced Ayuyu Quitaneg, Maria Sablan hope they'll think twice and tluice Kong's Bill of Rights, a corner Angui, Rufina Cruz Flores, Raymond Torres Quitugua, Angelina Sablan about dealing with anybody else in stone of the colony's human rights this sort of fashion." safeguards. Arca, Teresita Pangelinan Gases, Glenda Reyes Quitugua, Teresa Songao Arriola, Maryann Namauleg Guerrero, Josephine Castro Rabauliman, Edmond Kaipat Govern.or. • • Continued from page 1 Attao, John Diego Guerrero, Vincent George Castro Rangamar, Anthony Saralu Gumataotao, Maria Arriola Rebuenog, Juan F./ and former Vice Speaker Luis C. "I may have had some differ Ayuyu, Anunciacion Crisostomo Benavente. ences with Congressman Stanley Babauta, Nobert Manalo Guzman, Margarita Arriola Ramona Taisakan On the Republican side, the (Torres), in most cases, he sup Babauta, Rosa Cabrera lchihara, Paul Jesse A./ Repeki, Antonia Rosario Precinct 3 candidates are incum ports my programs," said Tenorio. bents Jesus T. Attao, Maria T. Specifically, Torres is remem Barber, Josephina Duenas Margarita Aguon Reyes, Marcelino C. Peter and Crispin I. DL. Guerrero bered as a co-plaintiff in the tax Barcinas, Abraham Cabrera lndalecio, Arnold Muna Reyes, Rosa Manahane and Francisco C. Castro, Melvin payer lawsuit filed by lawyers 0. Faisao and former Commerce Jeanne Rayphand and Theodore Basa, Richard Sablan lndalecio, Georgia Muna Rios, Ana Pinaula Philippine President Fidel V. Ramos, second from left, gives the thumbs up sign as he poses for a picture with a group of Filipino-American veterans of the U.S. Armed Forces from World War II, last month in San and Labor Director Joaquin S. Mitchell against Tenorio over the Benavente, Annie Tudela Iriarte, Edward Seman Rios, Francisca Pinaula Jose, Calif. Jesus Blando, 74, is left, Leonard Taylan is second from right. Man on right is unidentified. (AP Torres. Navy Hill lease of public land by Benavente, Consolacion Attao Iriarte, Larry LG. Jr./ Rogolifoi, Estanislao 1. Photo Hofschneider and Torres, who Saipan magnate Willie Tan. are former staunch Republicans But according to the governor, Benavente, Ricardo A./ Vivian Baza Romolor, Francisco M. broke away from the party during he believes Torres and Dolores Manglona Kaipat, Isabel I. Russell, Delfina lgitol Northern Marianas College the 1993 gubernatorial elections Hofschneider are "compara Office of Occupational Safety & Health after refusing to support the tively" good lawmakers and rep Bermudes, Franklyn Mendiola Kaipat, Jose Matagolai Sablan, Jose Lizama Outreach & Training GOP's standard bearers, then resentatives of Precinct 3. Blas, Ana Aguon Kileleman, Edwin Somorang Sablan, Jose Ulloa/ Gov.. Larry I. Guerrero and Lt. "So I can say that I am support Borja, Delfino Henry Aguon Koch, Maria M. Concepcion Maria Santos "Fire Safety & Prevention Gov. Benjamin T. Manglona. ing their reelection and I will be They have since become inde voting for them," Tenorio said. Borja, Raymond DLG./ Kortz, Peggy Ann Camacho Sablan, Mariano R. Jr./ pendent representatives and are Precinct 3, which is one of the Nora Villagomez Lacay, Lydia Duenas Gregoria Olopai Workshop" now running for reelection as in most densely-populated election dependents. precincts on Saipan, is com Brigman, Edita Babauta Lairopi, Juan Pinaula Sahagon, Remedio Matagolai A quote from the Code of Federal Regulations: "Where the employer has provided When asked for other reasons prised of the areas of Garapan, Brummer, Matilde Deleon Guerrero Lastimoza, Rosa Cabrera Santos, Alan S. why he is supporting Navy Hill, Chinatown, Puerto portable fire extinguishers for employee use in the workplace, the employer shall also pro Hofschneider and Torres, Tenorio Rico, San Jose, Oleai, Gualo Rai, Buekis, Francisco Saralu Leon Guerrero, Elizabeth Aldan Santos, Alf onsina Muna vide an educational program .... etc". Join us in this workshop and learn more about said he is doing that because "they Chalan Kiya, Sadog Tasi, Cabrera, Anthony Tudela Leon Guerrero, Eloise Stephanie Santos, Bernadita Dela Cmz are independents" who are sup OSHA's requirements in regard to fire safety and prevention. Our workshops are designed Kannat Tabla and the Northern Cabrera, Diego 8./ Leon Guerrero, Josephine Murakami Santos, Celia Quichocho not only to assist employers come into compliance with OSHA's regulations, but also to portive of his Administration. Islands. assist employers to maintain a safe and healthy workplace whether or not compliance is an Rangamar, Jennifer Lisua, Antonia R. Santos, Kenneth Cabrera issue .. Election. . •Continued from page 1 Cabrera, Edward Reyes Mafnas, Carmen Castro Sasamoto, Edward Camacho 16 and 17 of the Commonwealth for other purposes as attached to Cabrera, Lorina Camacho Magofna, Frances Repeki Sasamoto, Evelyn Camacho Important Topics Include: Constitution to increase the an- this ballot?" nual budget ceilings of the legis- Election results would be Cabrera, Richard Manuel Magofna, Olympia lgibara Sasamoto, Ramona Camacho lature and legislative bureau and known Sunday morning. 0 Means of Egress Camacho, Brenda Deleon Guerrero Magofna, Olympia 1./ Sasamoto, Winifrida Camacho 0 Portable Fire Extinguishers Camacho, Carmen Sablan Aldan, Merced Scherer, Justina Santos • Fire Protection Camacho, Juan Tomei Matagolai, Alecia Rios Seman, Jacoba Takeda • Construction Requirements Camacho, Louis Sablan Matagolai, Juanita Pangelinan Seman, Patrick Edwin Jones • Flammable and Combustible Liquids VEHICLES FOR SALE Camacho, Mariano San Nicolas Matous, Emerenciana Borja Seman, Ramon Rabauliman • Emergency Plans • NFP A Movies Include: Camacho, Myles Luis Mendiola Mcconnel, Melissa Pangelinan Steinkopf, Cecilia Masga * Fire Power ''AS IS'' Camacho, Ramon Cabrera Mendiola, Margarita R. Taijeron, Helen Pangelinan * Fight or Flight Castro, Abraham C./ Merana, Barbara Pangelinan Taisague, Ignacia llo 0 Hotel Fire Alert: Employee Procedures Sablan, Alicia S. Mesa, Jeannette Sablan Taisakan, John Alfred Schedule/Information: • Workshop conducted at Hyatt Regency, Giovanni's Castro, Bernadita Aldan Ngeskebei, Nenita Cruz Tenorio, EveJyn Jean • Date: November 15, 1995, 7:30am - 4:00pm • Pre-registration begins on 9 November by Castro, Marcelino lgibara Niric, Rita Duenas Thornton, Filomena Cruz calling 234-5498 ext 1102, seating is limited • Fee: FREE Castro, Marie Soledad Nosek, Marie Camacho Torres, Juanita Crisostomo This Outreach & Training Program is a cooperative program between the U.S. Depart Castro, Norbert Jr. Olopai, Jose Kaipat/ Toves, Bernadita Aldan ment of Labor, Occupational Safety & Health Administration, U.S. Department of Inte Cepeda, Jose Sablan Wabol, Lourdes I. Tudela, Rita lndalecio rior, and the Northern Marianas College. • Please contact Bank of Guam Loan Dept. Combs, Maria Manahane Olson, Margarita Deleon Guerrero Untalana, Maria Reyes for details at tel. #233-5000/5001. Concepcion, Teresa Kaipat Omar, Maria Ana Aguon Valderrama, Mary Guerrero • Bid will be closed on November 15, 1995 Cook, Melvia Porter Palacios, Raymond Sakisat Valendo, Aniceto Tudela Alcoholic Anonymous, a support group for those with at 5:00 p.m. Cruz, Norma Cabrera Pangelinan, Juan Reyes Villagomez, Annette Reyes ALCOHOLIC: drinking (or drugging) problems meets every Monday. Decena, Rosario Pangelinan Pangelinan, Manuel Santos Villagomez, Virginia Aguon ANONYMOUS Wednesday, and Saturday at 7:00 p.m., and Fridays at The bank reserves the right to Dela Cruz, Fred C./ Pangelinan, RomrStella Villanueva, Miguel 7:30 p.m. at the Kristo Rai Church in Garapan. refuse any or all offers. Arriola, Rosario Q. Papagna, Georgia Vaughn Wilson, Winefreda Taisacan For more information, call the HOTLINE at 234-5100 or · MEETS Deleon Guerrero, Francisca Cepeda Perez, Ana Leon Guerrero Wonenberg, Margarita DLG. Wolf M. at 234-6615 [and leave message). Member FDIC Deleon Guerrero, Ramona Aguero Pinaula, Alicia Teresa FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, l995 -MARfAN.A c; VARIETY NEWS AND vrnws'.59 58-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-NOVEMBER 3, 1995 - -~---~------·--- Divorce legalization battles rock Ireland Canadian PM bids to preserve stability the Nov. 24 referendum. has surpassed 75,000. men!, said he may not make his bee as a "distinct society" and a als that Chretien plans to make to By SHAWN POGATCHNlK Campaign. "That's a pretty sad The government, struggling to By DAVID CRARY in mostly French-speaking Que But polls suggested much the -The Roman Catholic Church's decision right away because he commitment that the constitution Quebec. DUBLIN,Ireland(AP)-Thefight commentary on their view of mar take a neutral line, ~ays divorce MONTREAL(AP)-AsQuebec's bec began talking about a new same in 1986, only to be proved influence has been eroded by scan independence bid immediately af was mulling over the consequences would not be amended without Bouchard has long been popular to legalize divorce in this predomi riage - that couples are trapped in should be available for more than never-say-die separatists talk of decisively wrong the day when a dals involving priests who have ter their narrow loss in Monday's for his family. Quebec's consent. in Quebec, but he gained near nantly Roman Catholic nation is them." 75,000people legally separated but yet another secession campaign, measure to legalize divorce lost by mistresses and priests who abused secession referendum. But Bouchard minced no words But Bouchard was not interested. mythic status last year when he pitting Ireland against itself: church Anti-divorcecampaigner Jeremy married "till death us do part." Canada's prime minister is prom children. Even the resignation Tuesday about Chn:tien's latest offerings Quebec will negotiate with Ot lost a leg to a nearly fatal flesh and state, young versus old, tradi Hennessy, married and father of The issue has divided families, nearly 2 to I. ising their province new privileges But much has changed in Ireland -Women have increasingly as of Quebec's separatist premier, to Quebec, saying the proposals tawa on only one basis, he said: destroying disease, then returned tion against today' schanging world four, says divorce is for "people and for weeks it has filled church while warning he won't tolerate sumed leadership positions: 20 Jacques Parizeau, failed to dampen were "grotesque" and not worth "Equal to equal, the day after the energetically to the separatist cam "Our opponents suggest that le who haven't the guts to get married halls, country hotels and commu since 1986: "referendums every six months." -Rates ofmarriage and childbirth women are lawmakers in the 166- discussing. next referendum - which will in paign, walking with a cane. galizing divorce somehow threat - for people who want the state to nity centers with debate. "Canada has a right to political the combative mood. Top leaders have declined while the number of seat parliament, more than ever Chretien has promised that Par evitably be held." A month before the referendum, ens happy marriages," said Niamh call their relationships of conve Opinion polls show about 60 per stability," Prime Minister Jean of Parizeau's Parti Quebecois said people in broken-down marriages before, and President Mary Chretien signaled that he the separatists were trailing badly O'Connor of the Right to Remarry nience marriages." cent leaning toward voting "yes" in Chretien said Wednesday night. they hoped Lucien Bouchard - liament, controlled by his Liberal Robinson privately supports di "That's my constitutional respon whose charisma was credited with Party, would work quickly on po wouldn't tolerate repeated seces in the polls. Parizeau, officially in vorce. sibility and I will deliver, because rallying the separatists to the brink litical changes that might satisfy sion referendum~. although he did charge of the campaign, let Digging Imperial Forum means more tourists At issue is Article 4 I of Ireland's everybody in Canada is paying the of victory- would agree to replace Quebec nationalists. not say how he would prevent them. Bouchard take over as the No. l 1937 constitution: "No law shall be price for that." Parizeau. In a speech Wednesday night in "We cannot play that game speaker at rallies and meetings. dark period. Blue-painted medi enacted providing for the grant of a Toronto, he said those changes where there will be a referendum Almost immediately, the sepa By FRANCES D'EMIUO Tourists can visit the oldest of area that connects the two great Chretien and other federalists Bouchard, leader of the sepa eval pottery and a ring with a dissolution of marriage." include formal recognition of Que- every six months or year or two ratists surged to a virtual dead ROME (AP) - Much of a buried the ancient public gathering est archaeological areas of are frustrated because separatists ratist Bloc Quebecois in Parlia- carved gemstone were among the The proposed 15th amendment years until they win and after that heat as Bouchard stirred crowds over Imperial Forum has now been places, the sprawling Roman Fo Rome," said Eugenio La Rocca, leftovers of everyday life. would eliminate that phrase, allow there will be no more referen with his impassioned oratory. excavated and city officials hope rum. But most of the Imperial the city's superintendent of ar In the 17th century, Pope Paul ing divorce if the couple had been dums," Chretien said. "It's not the In Quebec City, Cabinet minis to open it to tourists next spring. Forums can only be seen by peer chaeology. V ravaged Nerva's columns and separated for four of the previous way 1 will play the game." ters of the separatist provincial The digging out of Nerva's ing down over a railing. Nerva's Forum is a long rect cornices to build a fountain in the five years, and if there was ''no government said Wednesday they Forum brought to light a corner of City officials, presenting their angle named for an emperor who He urged Canadians across the reasonable prospect of a reconcili would welcome. Bouchard if he Imperial Rome that had been cov work Wednesday, said they hope ruled from 96-98. It was actually Janiculum hills overlooking country to show confidence in wanted to replace Parizeau as pre ered over in 1932 in the rush to tourists will be able to stroll begun by his predecessor, Rome. ation." Quebec by investing and doing Pro-divorce campaigners argue mier. But there was no consensus finish a boulevard dictator Benito through Nerva's Forum starting Domitian. In the 1920s, archaeologist business there. that all Ireland's current law Mussolini wanted to glorify his in late spring. In a few years, Digging has revealed a row Antonio Maria Colini dug down ac 'Tm asking you to be bullish on about how soon another secession complishes is topreventremaniage. Quebec," he said. "Let's show referendum should be held; some Fascist regime. they expect to build a tunnel con of buildings, possibly houses, through the strata of the centu In 1986, divorce opponents The heavily trafficked Via dei necting Nerva's Forum, 20 feet from the 8th or 9th centuries A.O. ries to reach Domitian's layer. them that Canada can work for officials were ready to start now; tapped fears that husbands would Fori Imperial is flanked by the (six meters) below street-level, that might be the only structures But the hole was hastily filled in them." others thought fiscal problems abandon wives in droves. At rally Roman Forum and forums from to the forums across the road. found so far in Rome that weren't so Mussolini's boulevard could Bouchard scheduled a news should be tackled first. after rally, the same anxieties the later Imperial era. "Finally we'll have an open part of the Church during that be opened. conference Thursday in Ottawa to "So long as it's democratic we cropped up: Who would inherit the announce the plans for his Bloc will have as many referendums as family farm? Who would pay for Quebecois, which holds 53 seats necessary to have the result we the children, and the girlfriend's in the federal Par! iament. want," said Justice Minister Paul children? The Bloc's candidates were Begin. ATJG SABLAN lcE & WATER Co., Since then, Ireland has enacted elected in 1993 promising to pre In Yorkton, Saskatchewan, pre laws covering separation, child SUP. pare the ground for the sovereignty miers of Canada's western prov port and protection, conjugal rights, referendum and then leave Parlia inces discussed the consequences marital rape, recognition of foreign ment. But because of the narrow of the Quebec referendum and said You ARE GUARANTEED To GET divorces and adoptions. margin in Monday's referendum - they were willing to consider a 'We have all the law in place, People waiting to board buses bound for Montreal wave placards urging a "NO" vote on a referendum in 53,000 votes out of 4.6 million - range of options, including talks Quebec that couldpropel the French-speaking province toward secession, Friday. On a crusade to save their making it possible for married country, Canadians from far-flung cities and towns streamed by the thousands into Montreal aboard buses, they may decide to remain in of on constitutional reform, if that couples to separate with no loss of panels and cars to take stand for national unity three days before the referendum. (AP Photo). fice, if only to oppose the propos- would help national unity. EVERYDAY Low PRICES: rights or state benefits," said Mervyn J Taylor, the minister of equality and law THE DEMOCRATIC TEAM reform. '"The actual legalization of divorce is now the missing piece in Our Price . Competitor's· Price the jigsaw." ''PARA I TAOTAO'' Some anti-divorce campaigners accuseTaylor,oneoflreland'sfew $0.60 per gallon Jewish legislators, of not under Purified Water $0.50 per gallon standing Catholic values. "It's fair comment, it's not anti Cold Dispenser $345.00** $394.00 Semitic," said Richard Greene, leader of Muintir na hEireanna, a $494.00 political party specifically formed Hot & Cold Dispenser $445.00** to combat divorce. He asserted that Jews would be angry if a Catholic NEW ITEMS: lawmaker tried to change Israeli SUSG Plastic bottle with handle $20.00 (with 5 gallons of water free) law, so likewise he had a right to point out that Taylor was "an out ·;use Plastic bottle with handle $12.00 (with 3 gallons of water free}- sider ... helping direct this anti Catholic, anti-Christian onslaught" Cash price. Prices may be little higher you buy on credit or on installment basis. ThechurchhierarchyledbyCar '* if --·----~ d dinal Cahal Daly released a de We give credit for Qualified businesses and individuals. --- tailed criticism ofthe government's plans last week and instructed priests '- -,. ---.-,_. -,. i'I; \ to preach on the sacrament of mar Switch now to JG Sablan Ice & Water riage. --~~7m~ and experience the difference in Daly pledged church support ,_ for "separated people for whom Quality, Service, and Price. the indissolubility oftheir mar riage seems to offer only loneli HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES., ness and struggle." But he said . . ' - ~ ·- . c·ALL 234-3165/234-3219 . . legalizing divorce in any circum stances would "make it harder FOR· iMMEDIATE QELIVE-RY. for couples to remain true to their •:•:,:,:,;.~:~-,:-:-.-:.;,;,, ..... ,_,,_... _..•. •.•.• .... ,... ,,,,,,( marriage promise. Such a sug gestion would be false kindness, misguided compassion and bad law." REP.ALVARO DINO MENDIOLA Prime Minister John Bruton responded that the state ·"must ARRIOLA SANTOS make regulations for society as it JONES JG SABLAN ICE & WATER CO. is ... not as one ·might wish it to Legislators who can PIONEERS IN SUPPLY OF DRINKING WATER be. The social reality is that thou Middle Road, Garapan sands of couples are living to P.O. Box 2119, Saipan MP 96950 gether, without marrying their Store hours: Monday to Saturday 7:00 a.m. -6:00 p.m. Sunday 7:00 a.m. - 12:00 nn partner, and are having children." work with YOU. ·;·_,.;4. -.-4~·;t·-:,··,-,_,,. ,..,~,;.•. ;.,.,, .~ -,,.,. ,,·,, j, •I• I'•"• )) FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1995 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-61 P~i;;aAN;;;di;;·'for presidential polls He said the cqmpany envisions WELLINGTON, New Zealand such as azuki beans, the leaf crops intial production targets of (AP) - Horticulturists from New of perilla and burdock, and the · h" fi · th t eamedhimaNobel two men head Poland's strongest ·Asia Business Briefs 100,000 television sets annually. Zealand's main growing regions rootcropsofscorz.onera.anddaikon By ANDRZEJ STYLINSKI Lech Walesa. "My job is not fin- worker's tenure steering the s tp orts m a era litical organization. Their The term of the joint venture is are traveling to Japan, Hong Kong will be canvassed, as well as op- WARSAW, Poland (AP)- "Let's ished yet." of state -. and whethe_r former Peace Prize. poDemocrau·c Left has 45 BEUING (AP) - China will posed using Melbourne's ~ Alliance for 20 years, he added. and north China to check potential portunities for organic produce. choose the future," urges the dy rt t an Jan Lityrtski, a former Solidar- launch a· is-year environmental docklands and Olympic Park as Seventeen names are on th_e Commumst spo s IIlln'.s er c, Wal , y· earsrulingexperiencebehindit Separately, the spokesman markets for crops grown on un- The 11 horticultnristswillleave namic reformed Communist ballot in Poland's second pres1- betrustedtotranscendh1sparty s ityadviser,cal1 s esa stermas But Kwasniewski insists he protection program next year that potential sites. also said Matsushita Electric in- used Maori land. for Japan on Saturday and then Aleksander Kwasniewski, the th c totalitarian roots. president a "failure, full ofhesita- will pump 150 billion yuan ($18 Incentives such as payroll and dential vote since e ommu- d ti'on, changi'ng opinions, abusing should not be associated with the tends to build a sales network in The trade mission, organized visit Hong Kong. Three members slight favorite in Sunday's presi · Jed · 1989 But Many Poles are disillusione billion) into 1,000 projects in the land tax holidays, planning short msts were topp m · h' thelaw,andpu.. =nghimselfabove dark side of those years. eastemEuropetomarlcetitsgoods by the Trade Development Board will continue on to China. dential elections. b ·1 d to with Walesa, 52, a formers 1p- ,u uld first five years, a government of cuts and assistance with training the race 01 s own h f democrau·c i'nstitutions., • "If I get elected, this wo under the Panasonic brand name. (Tradenz), will investigate the po- The mission is being led by "I promised to lead Poland · ki d Wal ho yard worker who has Jost muc o · k ficial told a symposium sponsored were on offer, the report said. Kwasmews an esa: ~ d th Poles are put off by Walesa's mean (society) chooses to 1oo The company is targeting Po- tential for Maori horticultural en- TradenzexecutivePaulVoigt, who through the storms to normality,'' d t ff am m a the popularity he won lea ing e 'ill by the World Economic Forum. areexpecte to aceo ag d . h vi·gorous use of his veto power intothefutureandseekreconc - BEIJING land, Hungary and the Czech Re- terprises to expand conventional said initial research showed good promises the incumbent, still char N 19 ff struggle that culminate m t e 'd · '"The program is aimed at en ov. runo · . · f buta1iev1'dentlackofinitiativein ation," Kwasniewski S31 ma BEUING (AP) - China's only public initially, with a move into crops such as sweet com, melon, prospects in North Asia for more ismatic former Solidarity leader, f h d Soviet bloc's dissolution. Hise - hancing the nation's ability to It is about a ormer s 1pyar proposing legislation himself. recent interview. "Walesa's time computer ·flight reservation sys Russia also possible in the future. squash and kumara. horticultural produce from New prevent and treat pollution, en Nonetheless, since August, is finished." tem will link up with Sabre to "New" Asian vegetable crops Zealand. suring a coordinated development WELLINGTON Walesa has won the backing of Much of Kwasniewski's sup- provide access to markets over between the economy and the both Solidarity and the powerful port comes from the young, for sees. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOO environment," Xie Zhenhua, di Roman Catholic Church and has whom the totalitarian past is only An agreement between the rector of China's State Environ climbed in opinion polls from 7 abstraction. He often publicly Management Information System THE CHILDREN OF FRANK AND JULIE mental Protection Bureau, said in ~ WE. g of the Civil Aviation Administra percent to 23 percent support. notes that he was born after Stalin a speech on Wednesday. V CASTRO WOULD LIKE TO ASK ALL OF Q tion of China and Sabre Travel Candidates who did better than died. China will rely on domestic ~ OUR sureoRTERS, RELATIVES AND. ~,$PiJ.tif¥~ _ Information Network of the o .... .••. Walesa in early pre-election polls Opponents argue that Poland's sources to raise most of the funds, X FRIENDS IN PRECINCT IIITO PLEASE REMEMBER OUR 0 ~ _ central bank president Hanna bid to join -the NATO alliance United States was signed on ., but also will seek participation v DAD FRANCISCO CAMACHO CASTRO ON THE 0 ,~1;c:n:;~rno11AS PEAKE a COill'AHY UIITEO Wednesday, the Xinhua News Gronkiewicz-Waltz and former would be hurt by a Kwasniewski from the international financial Agency reported. ~ NOVEMBER 4th ELECTION. YOUR VOTE OF 0 opposition veteran Jacek Kuron- victory. and business community, Xie /ROCWUrt .. cc,NblTIQjm···/ Within two weeks the systems v CONADENCE IS ONE S1IP FORWARD FORA BETTER now draw much less support. Political commentator Jan said. will provide ticket information for • Designed for demanding Kwasniewski, a former Com- Nowak-Jezioranski said it would 0. COMMONWEALTH. 8 munist sports minister, describes result in a short-lived "restoration MELBOURNE 24 Chinese airlines and 730 for ' ~ .... - conditions .. _.. ---- . MELBOURNE, Australia(AP) eign airlines. • Easy service and Woll Mounted fl•Floor Mounted himself a Western-style social of the old regime." AGAIN, WE WOULD LIKE TO THANK ALL OF YOU 0 - Victorian state Premier Jeff g maintenance democrat. He favors Poland's Kwasniewski's party "has never TOKY.0 . ' - Kennett reportedly has been hold Q FROM THE BOTTOM OF OUR HEARTS. YOUR 0 • Durable and attractive entrance into NATO and closer cut itselfoff clearly from the sys- TOKYO (AP) - Matsushita 1. ~~J-u.f;_~ Floor or · ··• rn:~~~trn ·f {·~f~:~~ ing discussions with 20th Cen SUPPORT WILL ALWAYS BE REMEMBERED. 0 • Silent operation 24.000 BTU $1,566;30 · ties to western Europe. Unlike tern of single-party Communist Electric Industrial Co., one of the Q O tury Fox about making Melbourne • Reliable and efficien1 Ceiling ..• '30,000 BTU $1,897.50 Walesa, he has a university edu- governments" with pro-Russian .world's largest consumer elec the possible site for a. multi-mil . 36.000 BTU . $2,179.25 cation and speaks foreign Ian- sympathies, he said. tronics makers, signed a contract 8 THANK YOU. SI YUUS MAASE. GHILJSOU. g 12.00'.l to w;XXJ BTU Mount 4s.ooosTu $2.702.50 · guages - English, German and Walesa has been tough with the lion dollar film studio. with three Chinese companies to . 60,000 BTU $3;105.00 In meetings Monday, Kennett Russian. Russians, even persuading Boris form a joint venture that will JOVIE, VICKI: EDWIN. FRANCES. AND JESSICA 9,COO BTU to 60,COO BTU But Kwasniewski' s political Yeltsin at one pointto profess no offered Fox executives a ''very 8 8 manufacture color televisions in attractive package," according to 2xl2.COO roots are in the totalitarian regime opposition to Poland joining Jinan, China. the Herald-Sun newspaper. lxl a.coo & 2xl2.COO BTU !PACKAG~Qf«ttl:j that imposed martial law in 1981 NATO. The new company, to be called 0 0 7Tonto40Ton An agreement between Fox 3xl2,COO to try to crush Solidarity. And PollshaveshownKwasniewski Shandong Matsushita Television 0 0 Package Limits and the New South Wales gov ~ ~ 4xl2.000 some question whether he can be with the support of one in four and Visual Co., will be capital ernment to run the film studios ~ lx24,COO & 2xl2.0'.Xl trusted to go beyond his party's voters. However, the latest poll ized at $25 million, a Matsushita = from the Sydney Showgrounds totalitarian origins. by the state-run CBOS agency spokesman said Thursday. has run into doubt because Fox is Complete Parts and Service "It is a matter of conscience," shows him losing to Walesa in the Matsushita will hold a 50 per refusing to pay an estimated US FRANCISCO CAMACHO CASTRO § Financing ~vailable § said Irena Filochowska, 58, a re- Nov. 19 runoff if, as expected, no cent share in the new venture, $22.5 million (30 million Austra tired clerk. "We should not allow candidate wins a simple majority while the three Chinese compa lian dollars) in cleanup costs for him to become president." on Sunday. nies, Shandong TV Factory, § (FRANK CASTRO) g 22 asbestos-contaminated build Political trends have favored A part of Walesa's resurgence Shandong Dong Chen Industrial ings. .A FOR 0 theformerCommunists.Although lies in Poles' reluctance to take Group and Beijing Huasong Elec The Herald-Sun said it under X HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES O the economy is growing at 5.5 furtherrisks.Democraticandfree- tronic Technology Development stood Kennett spoke to the Fox v PRECINCT Ill AIR CONDmONING I R1"'111GERATION HOTEL & RfSTAURANT SUP1'1.1ES percent annually, the free market market reforms have already in- Co., will split the remaining 50 (OLEA!, CHALAN KIYA, CHALAN LAOLAO, GARAPAN, GUALO RAI, CHINA TOWN, Location: Middle Rd., Chalan Laulau executives after closely follow Q C) brought previously unknown troducedseismic societal change. percent share. ,...xt to Flash Fata ing a debate between New South Q PUERTO RICO, AND THE NORlHERN ISLANDS) C) hardships -15 percent unemploy- "There was a time when I The new company will be for Wales state Premier Bob Carr and ment, one in eight Poles living thought we should have a better mally established at the end of the opposition over meeting the 0000000000000000000000000000000 under the poverty line. educated president,'' said November, with operations cost of the cleanup. 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 Public dissatisfaction helped Filochowska, the retired clerk. pegged to begin in June 1996, the The paper said Kennett had pro- bring a leftist government led by "Now, I will vote for Walesa, spokesman said. Kwasniewski' s colleague, former who's the most honest. Even with g PETER MICHAEL TENORIO g regional Communist boss Jozef his shortcomings, we know what Oleksy, to power in 1993. The we can expect." Stolen calls from mobile (Ml ). phones rampant in China i ,, i0 0 Place of Birth: Saipan o BEUING (AP) - Tens of thou for mobile phone theft nationwide. 0 Date of Birth: November 5. 1960 sands of people in China, includ Losses from the cases police have 0 Parents: Pedro Pangelinan Tenorio 0 ing some high-ranking govern cracked are estimated at more than O Sophia Deleon Guerrero Pangelinan g ment officials, have been hit by 2.6 million yuan ($300,000). thieves making calls on stolen Some of the country's high 0 Paternal Grandparents: 0 Blas Pangelinan Tenorio (Korason) (dee.) O0 Basic Construction Supply is coordinating for relief mobile telephone accounts. level Communist Party and gov O Guadalupe San Nicolas PangeJinan (Obo) O supplies to be donated to the people of Pampanga Since 1990, more than 1,200 ernment leaders have been among cities in China have set up mobile the victims of mobile phone num ~ Maternal Grandparents: o province in the Philippines. phone networks, and about 3 mil ber theft, the report said. 0 Joaquin Sablan Pangelinan (Elisa) (dee.) O The People's Daily, in a sepa Angelina Diaz Deleon Guerrero (Munshu) O lion Chinese have mobile phones. O (deceased) Nationwide there have been rate report on Wednesday, said O Magdalena Terlaje Pangelinan 0 Many citizens in Pampanga have lost all of their about I 00,000 cases of theft in mobile phone number theft has possessions due to the flooding from typhoon rains volving mobile phone accounts, become rampant in some parts of 0 Brothers/Sisters: O but the actual number could be China. 0 Ruth T. & Roy Sablan, Palrick Tenorio & 0 O Charlene Mendiola, Paul Tenorio, 0 and the devastation of the lahar flow from Mt. higher, the China Youth Daily A circular issued by the Su 0 f, ...... :_:·/ ...1_. •• Perry Tenorio, Reina T. & Ray Rluga, O Pinatubo. reported Wednesday. preme People's Court, _the !iii.' Roslyn Tenorio, Rebecca. O The losses are huge, the report procuratorate and the ministries 0 said without venturing an esti- of Public Security and Posts and O 0 0 Qn behalf of my parents, brothers and sisters, We would like to extend our 'Si Yuus Maase· (Thank you very 0 Basic Construction Supply has drop boxes for clothing, mate. Telecommunications called for much) to our committee members, friends, supporters (In-kind and financial support) who have in one way or 0 Through the end of September, stronger measures to crack down 0 money or any relief supplies destined for the BASIC .-./ 0 anolher help us in our cause for my election to the House of Representalive for Precinct 1. 0 ....,z . police had arrested 1,128 people on the misuse of mobile phones. The Eleclion date is onl9 a few days away and we hope that you will continue to support my candidacy until we O Pampanga relief effort. CONSTRUCTION 'Y 0 obtain our victory on November 4th. To all the other candidat~s bolh in the Republican and Democratic Party, we O SUPPLY ·- ·· extend to you our best wishes. 0 ' . . The right to vote is a solemn one and ii is your tool to express your voice on who you want your leaders to be. Basic Construction is located on Beach Road, North of J • '', ' • ' 0 0 Whether you are supporting ma or not. we would like to strongly urge you to use your God-given democratic right to 0 Quarter Master Road in Chalan I.aulau. P.O. BOX 331, SAIPAN, MP 96950 With a rocking chair in the foreground, House Minority Leader Richard 0 exercise your vote of confidence on who you want to lead our commonwaallh in the next few years. 0 PHONE: (670) 234-6609; 7666; 8779 Gephardt of Missouri addresses a seniors group on Capitol Hill Thurs FAX: (670) 234-8720 day to discuss the budget and Medicare. On Thursday, Republican O 0 leaders claimed enough votes to push milestone Republican budget> 0 P. Michael Tenorio (Teno) o balancing plans through Congress this week. (AP Photo). o and Family · g. '60000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000· -n-r-"""-r!":_·------~---~------~ FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1995-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-63 62-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-NOVEMBER 3, 1995 Dollar, stocks surge State-owned France telecom to privatize TOKYO(AP)-AJapanesewhal- quota to 400, with the hunting GARAPAN SQUARE PARIS (AP) - Pushing to meet a delayed at least until after the Union's deregulation of the tele- Also at stake is job security that our worker for a series of strikes ing fleet left Thursday to catch area expanded. European deregulation schedule deregulation law is adopted. communications sector on Jan. I, unions are staunchly defending. against any such plans.'' aQOut 400 minke whales in the 'The new catch quota is appar- despite :.hrea~ened labor mirest, Unidentified government sources 1998. As a state-owned company, Amid internal disagreement Antarctic for research purposes, ently intended to boost whale meat • RETAIL SPACE AVAILABLE Francchor,;:stotransforrnitsstate- told the lnter,1ational Herald Tri- At stake is a strategic alliance France Telecom workers enjoy last summer, the government an increase of l 00 caught last supplies," said Junko Sakurai of year. Greenpeace, an anti-whaling owned telephone company into a bm1e on Tuesday that they hope to between France Telecom, the status of civil servants who announced a go-slow approach • CALL MAC HOMES FOR corporation !1ext year. a ncwspa- transfonn Frar,ce Telecom into a Deutsche Telecom and U.S.- enjoy more job security than on privatization and went Japan has annually hunted group. per reported \Vednesday. corporation next year. based Sprint, which must be ap- those in the private sector. through two nominations be whales for research purposes since Takanori Ohashi of the Fisher- OfficiaJs have said they planned The sources also said the status proved by the U.S. Federal Com- "This is the confirmation of fore replacing company Presi the International Whaling Com- ies Agency denied the charge, DETAILS to propose a law next spring to change would probably follow munications Commission. The all our suspicions,·' Pierre dent Marcel Roulet, who raised mission voted to ban commercial saying the increased catch is a deregulate the monopoliz:ed sec- with the sale ofup to 20 percent of FCC is seeking assurances Khalfa, a senior official at the union hostility over the speed whaling in 1986. result of expanding research. tor, but that changing France the company in early 1997 as Europe's telecom market will be trade union SUD, told the Her he wanted to start privatization. Japan, the world's largest con- The fleet includes a 7,440-ton Telecom's legal status would be France prepared for European deregulated on schedule. ald Tribune when informed of Michel Bon finally succeeded sumer of whale meat, says the mother ship, three sample col- the plans. "We will mobilize Roulet. research is needed to accurately 1.ecting vessels and an observa- gauge whale populations and mi- tion ship. The ships left south- INVl.,-~"TI0"8 -re> l:311D grations, but critics say the re- eastern Japanese ports Thursday. DPW96-ITB-001 Dana buys British axle firm search program is an attempt to If all goes as planned, the five keep its whaling industry alive. ships will return in April with The Department of Public Works is soliciting sealed bids for the As-Matuls Subdivision Road Improvement TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) - Dana percent of revenues generated Corp. said Wednesday it has pur outside the United States by the Thekillsarelegalbecausetheban about 400 minke whales. After Project, Saipan, Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands. Bids in duplicate will be accepted in the Office left each nation the option of car- being gleaned for data, the whale of the Director, Division of Procurement & Supply at Lower Base, Saipan until 2:30 p.m. local time, November chased the axle operation of a year 2000," Dana Chairman Britishmanufacturerfor$70mil Southwood Morcott said. "This is rying out research whaling. In carcasses will be -distributed to 24, 1995 at which time and place the bids will publicly opened and read aloud. Any bids received after the above May, Tokyo submitted to the IWC wholesalers and restaurants for time will not be accepted under any circumstances. lion. another strong sign of our com The purchase of the European mitment to supply the European a report on plans to raise the catch sale across Japan. Contract time is .a.!Hl calendar days. A bond of fifteen percent (15%) of the total bid price must accompany the axle group of GKN PLC is part of vehicular industry with our core bid. Bid security may be Certified Check, Cashier's Check, Bid Bond or other form acceptable to the Government Dana's plans to expand its for products." made payable to the CNMI Treasurer, with a notation on the face of the check: "Credit Account No. 1471". eign operations. Dana, founded in 1904, makes Japan 'bans' Merrill Specifications and plans of the project are available on or after October 24, 1995 at the Technical Services "With this acquisition, we have automotive parts, including drive Division, Department of Public Works, Saipan. A non-refundable payment of $150.00 is required for each set. moved another step closer to our train components, engine parts A receipt for the payment should be obtained from the CNMI Treasurer, Department of Finance in Capitol Hill, strategic objective of having 50 and chassis. Lynch for two days before applying for the bidding documents. By DORIAN BENKOIL as an intermediary for sale on the TOKYO (AP) • Merrill Lynch open market. It said, however, The Department of Public Works hereby notifies all qualified bidders that minority business enterprises will be and Co. will be banned from some the practice conformed to inter afforded full opportunity to submit bids in response to this invitation and will not be discriminated against on trading in Tokyo for two days national practices. the grounds of race, color, and national origin in consideration for an award. The bidder is required to submit next week as punishment for six It said it stopped the practice with his proposal, a copy of his business permits in compliance with the Contractor's Registration and Licensing Laws of the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands. years of stock-trading violations, in February and notified authori Finance Ministry officials an ties after it discovered the pos In addition, bidders are hereby notified that all bids may be rejected if the lowest responsive bid received nounced Thursday. sible illegality. exceeds the Government estimate by more than five percent (5%) and it is determined that an award of contract MVB NOW ACCEPTING The relatively light punish Japanese stock market rules would cause excessive inflationary impact. In the event that all bids are rejected for this reason, this contract APPLICATION FOR TOURIST SITE ment prevents the company from prohibit companies underwriting · proposal will be modified and may be deferred to re-advertising for bids until a more competitive situation trading on its own behalf in cer shares in a company from buy exists. VENDOR AND BEACH tain Asian financial instruments. ing shares in that company be CONCESSION OPERATION The Tokyo office of the largest fore they are offered on the open Pre-bid Conference for this project will be held at 2:00 p.m. local time, Thursday, November 13, 1995 at the U.S. brokerage still will be able market. EACH Technical Services Division, Department of Public Works, Saipan. Questions concerning the plans, specili~ations A. TOURIST SITE VENDOR The Marianas Visitors to trade on behalf of clients. Under terms of the punishment, and Special Provisions should be submitted prior to the conference. ' Bureau, in accordance with Public Law 4-59, is Merrill Lynch admitted to vio trading will be halted next Tues ,,,,,rtf?i¥d PER WEEK\ now accepting applications for Tourist Site lating Japanese stock-trading day and Wednesday in trading of 'The Government reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to waive any imperiection in the bid proposal in Vendors for calendar year 1996. The Bureau will rules. by purchasing stocks and certain derivatives of Asian fi the interest of the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands.' issue a one year permits beginning January 1 and bonds in companies whose shares nancial instruments, ministry of it was underwriting, or handling ficials said. ls/EDWARD M. DELEON GUERRERO ending Decemberr 31 . 1996. Secretary of Public Works B. BEACH CONCESSION The Marianas Visitors Date: 10/13/95 /v\'t Bureau is now accepting sealed bid proposal for THE JOETEN-KIYU PUBLIC LIBRARY the operation of the MVB Beach Concession IS SEEKING A FEW GOOD PEOPLE located between the Dai-lchi Saipan Beach FOR THE FOLLOWING KEY Hotel and the Hyatt Regency Saipan for calendar POSITIONS RE EST FOR PROP s L year 1996 beginning January 1 and ending CUl~ !RF? 91Sm@002 December 31, 1996 66-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-NOVEMBER 3, 1995 e _. ... Tape reveals DEA secret operations FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1995 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-67 By ANDREW SELSKY On the tapes, which Washing- tion operationsareunderincreas- Friday, but that it had nothing to President Man~el Noriega. Bears in Southeast Asia face extinction 'BOGOTA, Colombia (AP) • ton privately acknowledges are ing criticism by some Colombi- with~ di~losure of the tapes. Anothe~ section of ~c tape, a By MARK JORDAN endangered animals, which also bears seized from smugglers. given to Buddhist temples as U.S. drug agents operate more authentic though possibly edited, ans. . N1eve9 m~uces _Mary Lee conversation betweenN1ev.esand makes the meat taste better," she BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) - involves tigers, gibbons, croco During a recent visit by a re said. "The cost of a bear banquet gifts," she said. "Many grow up in independently in Colombia than U.S. officials also discuss efforts Co lo mbian Congressman mto the conversation with a warn- Seneca, refers to an operation on Bears that used to roam the for diles and lemurs. There are no porter, the bears relished an after is now about US $9,000." cramped cages and are cursed by they've acknowledged, in one to have cartel figures and wit- Carlos Alonso Lucio released ing th~the and.Seneca have been farm. a ests of Thailand, Bunn a and Cam finn estimates how many bears noon shower from a hose, but A menu of a set dinner was worshipers, who believe the crea case searching a Cali cartel nesses against them sent, or lured excerpts of the tapes in early Oc- speaking cryptically because they U.S. Ambassador Frechette bodia are now caged for their own remain. officials said they are suffering among items seized last year by tures are paying for bad previous leader's farm for bodies accord- to the United States for trial. toberandlatergavereporterscop- are not on a secure telephone. confirmed Monday that tbe op- protection. Life is bleak inside The situation is worse in Cam from the trauma of confinement. Thai police who raided a game lives." ing to taped conversations be- The revelations come as U.S. ies of the tapes in full. Although NIEVES: ... I shared with Y?U eration occwred: The search in the steel bars but the alternative is bodia and Burma, where there is Officials want to set up a small restaurant, Thai newspapers re Most people in Thailand, tween American officials. Drug Enforcement Administra- Lucio said the tapes indicate the a memo that Tony wrote a while August by a DEA team, flown to be tortured and eaten. little chance that smugglers will reserve for the animals near the ported. Appetizer was bile of co Burma and Cambodia are Bud DEA operates with too much au- back where he talked about doing from the United States with dogs Their enemy is not another wild be caught and punished. The coun beach resort of Pattaya, but do not bra in rice whisky, mixed with dhists, who believe in reincarna tonomy in Colombia, U.S. offi- some innovative and bold things, trainedtodetectbodies,ofaranch animal, but man. tries are desperately poor and yet have the funds. crushed tiger bone and herbal tion. cials have accused the congress- andpossiblyrelaxingcertain,um, owned by Cali cartel leader In many Asian countries, bear guerrilla insurrections have made Four of the Asiatic black bears medicine. Then came a bowl of "When we or the Forestry De man of being an ally of the Cali prohibitions we are currently Helmer Herrera. meat is prized as an elixir for the jungles and forests lawless. in the compound were seized from snake soup. The main course was partment go to a temple and say, cartel. . working under ... On the tape, Seneca says good health and virility. That • At the Central Market in a Taiwanese restaurant owner in steamed bear paws. 'Can we take the bear and care for would be in the interest of They .confmn they on the Colombia's national police chief It are means big profits for traders and Phnom Penh, the capital of Cam Bangkok. He fled the country to Merchants have even estab him?,' we are often told: 'No, it's WE WISH TO INFORM THE PUBLIC THAT drug traffickers to diminish the same wavelength, then discuss and the head of narcotics police smugglers - and increasing threat bodia, reporters saw a shop that avoid prosecution. lished illegal bear farms, but the his karma. He is paying for the DEA's role in Colombia, which ways they could proceed, in have been briefed on the opera- of extinction for Southeast Asia's openly sold bear paws and bear South Korean, Taiwanese and problem is not just the meat trade, sins of a previous life. ln his next THE REVISED HAWAII COLLEGE & supplies 80percentoftheworld's Nieves words, "ifwe actually get lion. Rank-and-file police agents, two main types of bears, the Asi skins stretched and nailed onto a Chinese tourists frequent such il Mrs. Vejjajiva said. life he will be born as something UNIVERSITY STUDENT HANDBOOK IS cocaine and has a police force ourbacksagainstthewallonsome however,don'tknowthedetails. atic black bear and the sun bear. wall for display. Nearby a crea legal restaurants in Thailand, said "Wild cubs are sometimes better'," Mrs. Vejjajiva said. riddled with corruption. individuals." SENECA: They don't know Because of its closeness to the ture that appeared to be a monkey Leonie Vejjajivaofthe Wild Ani NOW AVAILABLE TO STUDENTS, PARENTS Though the DEA officially NIEVES: We can find creative what the o~ration is yet, all they wildlife supply and its role as a hung as if crucified. mal Rescue Foundation of Thai claims its agents merely accom- ways of accomplishing some knowis ... thatthey'redoingsomc- AND EDUCATORS. IF YOU WISH TO tourist destination, Thailand is a In a compound in Bangkok, land. pany Colombian forces on mis- things, perhaps? thing with us. major transit route and consump officials of Thailand's Forestry "The bear is tortured to death }Vl.essage of RECEIVE A FREE COPY, PLEASE SEND sions and provides intelligence, MARY LEE: I wantto find- let Frechette said authorities were tion point for the illegal trade in Department are now caring for 30 in front of the diners. They say it thetapedconversations,elements mejustbeclear.Frrstinmymind suspicious Herrera's farm was a YOUR ADDRESS TO THE FOLLOWING: ofwhichwereconfirmedbyU.S: is finding creative ways cartel killing ground. He would Ambassador Myles Frechette, of getting bodies here. not say whether human remains >4.ppreciation DAWN M. TENORIO show they sometimes plan and NIEVES:Yeah,okay,rmwith werefound. Mysterious fatal illness spreads MARIANAS/HAWAII OFFICE lead operations. you (laughs). Titat's the goal. The developments come as 1221 KAPIOLANI BLVD. #730 ThetapesalsosuggestthatU.S. MARY LEE: Bodies to help U.S.-Colombian relations are at in Nicaragua, possibly Honduras To all our relatives, families and officials are making plans to bring and bodies as targets . .. their lowest point in years. Prcsi- HONOLULU, HI 96814 By FILADELFO ALEMAN town of Achuapa, about 125 miles of Central America. friends, Un Dangkolo na Si Yu'us captured drug traffickers to the A U.S. official, speaking on dent Ernesto Samper is under in- PHONES: (808) 590-0302/0 MANAGUA, Nicaragua (AP) - (200 kilometers) northwest of In Honduras, health authorities United States, even though condition of anonymity, said the vestigation for allegedly accept- Ma 'ase and Thank You for all your FAX: (808) 591-8039 The death toll from a mysterious Managua. checked people entering and leav Colombia's constitution bars ex- threewerenotdiscussingplansto ing millions of dollars from the dengue-like illness has risen to 18 Symptoms include bleeding ing an area near the Nicaraguan support, contributions, and specially tradition of its citizens. snatch traffickers to the United Cali cartel; the world's biggest in rural Nicaragua and health au from the eyes and nose, fainting, border where three people have your prayers for our Mother and CARONEL WATCH CENTER One conversation alluding to States. However he conceded it narcotics syndicate, to win the thorities in neighboring Hondu fever and headaches. When it kills, died from what may be the same this point is between Robert was possible they were talking 1994 elections. Grandmother the late MANUELA ras fear it may have spread there it seems to kill quickly. illness. IS COMING TO SAIPAN! Nieves, director of the DEA's about luring them to America. Samper'sofficeblamedafor~ as well. Most of the cases are in the "There is no evidence to affirm PANGELINAN ROSARIO. We will This exclusive boutique will offer Saipan the largest collection of International Affairs office in Colombia's drug lords are terri- eignconspiracyagainstthepresF Dubbed hemorrhagic fever syn department, or state, of Leon, but that the deaths. that took place Swiss timepieces on island. always remember you in our hearts and Washington; Tony Seneca, the fied of trial in the United States, dent,andtheinteriorministersug.: · drome, or, more recently, "the some have been found in neigh between Oct. 1 1 and 13 were DEA chief in Colombia; and a where they face stiff sentences. gestedDEAagentswereinvolvei;l cursed fever," it broke out about boring departments such as caused by a hemorrhagic dengue in our prayers. If you would like to be part of this exciting new store, womanidentifiedontapeasMary Traffickers fought a war against The DEA denied it. · we want to hear from you! three weeks ago and has the symp Mata gal pa-poor rural areas where or yellow fever," Health Minis Lee Warren. Colombia's government in the In a move expected to further toms of hemorrhagic dengue. sanitary facilities are primitive and ter Enrique Samayoa said. He said Currently ~king: Sources in Washington identi- 1980s to force it to ban extradi- rattle Colombia's government.the More than 2,000 Nicaraguans scarce. the symptoms were similar to fiedMaryLeeWarrenasadeputy tions. United States will allow Colom- have been sickened by it. American and Cuban special those reported in Nicaragua. The Family BOUTIQUE MANAGER assistantattorney general who su- But the United States has some- bian prosecutors to interview A government bulletin said ists are in Nicaragua to diagnose The malady may be spread by BOUTIQUE SUPERVISOR pervises international drug traf- timescircumventedextraditionre- Guillermo Pallomari, the Cali SALES ASSOCIATES Wednesday that three more deaths the illness. Tests by the Atlanta rat droppings, insects or migra · ticking cases. Her office refused strictions and U.S. courts have canel' s financial chief, who sur- had been reported since Tuesday based U.S. Centers for Disease tory birds, he said. We offer an attractive salary and benefit package. to comment. consistently supported the rendered to authorities in :the and eight others possibly caused Control and Prevention deter Nicaraguan authorities said it Interviews will be scheduled in Saipan. DEA spokesman James kidnappings of suspects abroad United States after contacting by the illness are being investi mined it is not dengue despite the usually does not infect entire fami ~ BETTE.R DRIVERS McGivneysaidNieve~reti,redlast for trial, notably Panamanian DEA agents here. gated. similar symptoms. A dengue epi lies, an indication that it is not Interested candidates should send their resumes to: Most of the cases are near the demic is raging throughout much spread from person to person. ~ BUCKLE UP Human Resources Manager INVITATION TO BID 1807 Route 16 Dededo, Guam 96912 DPW96-ITB-002 UN chief says or fax to (671) 646-4487 The Department of Public Works is soliciting sealed bids for the Improvement of Songsong VIiiage Roads, development DEATH AND FUNERAL ANNOUNCEMENT Phone(671)646-8850 Rota, Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands. Bids In duplicate will be accepted in the Office of the Director, Division of Procurement & Supply at Lower Base, Saipan until 2:30 p.m. local time, November 27, aid must rise MICRONESIA'S PREMIER MARKETING COMPANY 1995 at which time and place the bids will publicly opened and read aloud. Any bids received after the above time will not be accepted under any circumstances. · UNITED NATIONS (AP) - De spite cutbacks and strained bud MARGARITA - . :· gets, nations must increase their Contract time is 360 calendar days. A bond of fifteen percent (15%) of the total bid price must accompany the • Beyond the call bid. Bid security may be Certified Check, Cashier's Check, Bid Bond or other form acceptable to the Government contributions to United Nations SANCHEZ CASTRO made payable to the CNMI Treasurer, with a notation on the face of the check: "Credit Account No. 1471". agencies that help the world's poor, Specifications and plans of the project are available on or after October 24, 1995 at the Technical Services .. the U.N. chief said Wednesday. ''AUNTIE TITANG" Micronesian Telecommunications Corporation (MTC) is seeking two Division, Department of Public Works, Saipan. A non-refundable payment of $3DO.OO Is required for each set. Secretary-General Boutros Accountants. A receipt for the payment should be obtained from the CNMI Treasurer, Department of FinancejwCapitol HIii, Boutros-Ghali also said that U.N. was called to her Eternal rest on Friday, October 27, 1995 before applying for the bidding documents. agencies need stable funding to She is survived by her: Salary dependent upon education and experience. ensure that long-term projects are The Department of Public Works hereby notifies all qualified bidders that minority business enterprises will be carried out. Husband: Thomas Babauta Castro "We should not forget that 1.2 Children & Spouses: Judy/Rudy Camacho; Thomas Jr. /Jackie; Clarinda /Joseph Ocampo; This position Is responsible lorthe accurate and timely analysis, summarization, afforded full opportunity to submit bids in response to this invitation and will not be discriminated against on and reporting of accounting activities to internal and external sources, in the grounds of race, color, and national origin in consideration for an award. The bidder Is required to submit billion people still survive on daily i.=====.;__;....;:=;;:;;;.....:.c.J Nick/Clarissa Castro. with his proposal, acopy of his business permits in compliance with the Contractor's Registration and Licensing incomes of one dollar or less," compliance with established corporate guidelines, Generally Accepted Parents: Nicolas A. Sanchez & Josepha C. Sanchez Accounting Principles and Regulatory bodies. Also responsible for Laws of the Commonwealth ol 1he Northern Mariana Islands. Boutros-Ghali told delegates at a Implementing/improving Internal controls in assigned areas. U.N. conference on development. Parents-in-Law: Manuel C. Castro & Rafaela B. Castro (deceased) In addition, bidders are hereby notified that all bids may be rejected tf the lowest responsive bid ·received I He said the level of development Sisters & Spouses: Maria/Kaleb Dembei (deceased) Maria S. Sablan, Catalina/Juan Thorough knowledge of internal controls, cost accounting concepts, Generally exceeds the Government estimate by more than five percent (5%) and it is determined that an award of contract aid has been stagnant while the Dela Cruz, Elphidia/Franz Reksid Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) and Generally Accepted Accounting would cause excessive inflationary impact. In the event that all bids are rejected for this reason, this contract need for assistance has increased. Standards (GAAS). proposal will be modified and may be deferred to re-advertising for bids until a more competitive situation HiscmnmenL~comeas the United Sisters-in-Law & Spouses: Carmen/Miguel Arriola (deceased) Francisca/Antonio Camacho exists. Nations faces a cash crisis and coun (deceased), Victoria(deceased)/Francisco Babauta Maria/Isidro Applicant must have three to four years of accounting experience with evidence i: tries including the United States Camacho of progressive levels of responsibility, Public/Internal Audit. Pre-bid Conference for this project will be helcl at 2:00 p.m. local time, Thursday, November 8, 1995, at the I; have slashed their foreign aid bud Numerous Aunts, Uncles, Cousins, Nieces, Nephews and Grandchildren Telecommunications experience highly desirable. Bachelor's degree In Technical Services Division, Department of Public Works, Saipan. Questions concerning the plans, specifications gets. accounting or equivalent CPA required. and Special Provisions should be submitted prior to the conference. ' "I ask you to look beyond nar 1~1'/. (.' row,short-teffi1domesticinterest,'' Rosary is being said daily at 12:00 noon and at 8:00 p.m. at her residence in San Roque. Human Resources Office "The Government reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to waive any imperfection in tbe bid proposal In 1. Micronesian Telecommunications Corp. the interest of the Commonwealth of the Northern Marlana Islands.' he said. Last respect may be paid on Saturday, November 4, 1995, at her residence in San Roque beginning at 8:00 a.m. unrn 3:00 p.m. P.O. Box306 Gennan Ambassador Tono Eitel Mass for a Christian Burial will follow at the San Roque Church at and burial will follow at the San Roque Cemetery. Saipan, MP 96950 later called development the "es ls/EDWARD M. DELEON GUERRERO .\I Pacific Funeral Srvice Secretary of Public Works sential foundation of peace'' and MTC Is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action E_mployer Date: 10/13/95 l told the conference that his country 235-6516 ;was pledging dlrs 200 million to 1 . Y-.~--~velopmem .Pr?~rams ... 68-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-NOVEMBER 3, 1995 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1995 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS169 Cheaper 'test-tube' babies a hit in Britain LONDON (AP)- Diane Clegg, a she moves back to Atlanta in J anu tilization, the "test-tube baby" we'll have to really think about it, through IVF when she lived in 35-year-old American, dearly ary. She can't afford it back home. technique which costs more than but we probably won't do it on London two years ago and will be hopes to become pregnant before Clegg is having "n vitro" fer- twiceasmuchintheUnitedStates our own money in the States," flying back this month to try for as in Britain, where it was in- said Clegg, whohadherfirstchild another. vented 17 years ago. with IVF in London. "I might fly "I called the fertility clinics in Though prices and success rates back here.'' the States and got the brochures,'' MESSAGE OF APPRECIATION vary, one in-vitro fertilization She's not alone. said Harding. "Ihadnoideaabout (IVF) attempt typically costs "We do have a few patients the costs." In loving memory of our about$ 8,000 in the United States who come from the U.S. They If pregnancy was guaranteed, In Humble Gratitude to God compared with$ 3,500 in private come here and have a mini-break, she said she might pay the U.S. beloved mother centers here _ and sometimes get down to London, and make a cost. But given the odds, she said Britain's National Health Service holiday of it," said Dr. Peter R. she would advise women to go to covers part of the cost. Brinsden, medical director of London. Many American clinics charge Bourn Hall Clinic in Cambridge, "Any procedure will be higher $ 10,000ormore. where the world's first test-tube intheU.S .... Surgeonscostmore, IVF costs reflect the same fac- baby was born in 1978. nurses cost more ... there's more Emiliana tors which make medical care "l'vethoughtaboutsettingupa technology in every department, more expensive in the United package deal but we got a hostile but (forlVF) you are probably not States than in Britain. Americans reaction from the U.S.," said getting better success rates," said The family of our beloved mo Iler is invit ng to demand more tests, doctors pay Brinsden. "It's very lucrative and Peter Neumann, a researcher at San Nicolas all our families, friends and re ativesto .. s are in higher malpractice insurance pre- competitive over there.'' Harvard Sctiool of Public Health her nine days of r sary. ) > miums, and drugs cost more. Treatments can be taken in long who has investigated IVF costs. The chances ofa successful test- weekends. , A month of fertility drugs costs Nightly rosary will be held at 8:00 pJrk t the tube pregnancy in either country The crucial days are around the about$ 2,000 in the United States residence of her son Sabino CabreraJo ated is roughly one in five. Fertility time of ovulation, when patients compared to about$ 600 in Brit- next to old Japanese Hqspi al_in .Gatt an. treatment ranges from one to nine· get an ultrasound and then the ain. td,... , Please come and Join with us; y IVF attempts, or even more. operation to remove eggs for fer- Pergonal, the leading fertility ff~ Thank you Clegg' s American insurance tilization. Other blood tests or ul- drug sold Swiss drug-makers ·~ covers three attempts. She has trasounds can be done by physi- Ares-Serono, costs about$ 25 an ·'«" THE FAMILY·• had two failures. cians in the United States. ampule in Britain compared with "If it doesn't work next time, WendyHarding,33,hadonebaby dlrs 65 in the United States. A woman may take between 20 to 40 ampules, or more, foronecycle of treatment - along with other WE THE FAMily of THE lATE drugs. Cost-shifting is also a factor. Hospitals need profit-making de, partments to make up for profit losing ones. And IVF is a money xtend our deepest and sincerest appreciation for all who have given us kindness, love, support and words of comfort during our time of sorrow. Your thoughts, prayers maker. Eand presence as well as contribution and in kind, one way or the other the daily and nightly rosaries, special intention masses, the funeral mass and final interment has "There is a cost-shifting that helped us in our most difficult time. goes on in hospitals and in some this is to IVF,'' said Neumann. SPECIAL THANKS TO; the most Excellency Bishop Thomas Camacho, Father Dumas, Tinian pastor, all clergy who participated in celebrating the mass in Honolulu, Hawaii Prices have been declining in . and in Saipan, Mrs. Rosa P. Aquiningoc and Janet Maritita (Honolulu Hawaii) for saying the Rosary, Mr. Jose Aldan Palacios and all who helped in the decoration of our the United States and will con residence's alter and the decorating of San Jose Church for the mass of intention and the decorating of the casket carrier vehicle, Joseph T. San Nicolas for his vehicle used tinue to do so, said Dr. Alan tc carry the casket, Tinian PSS School teachers, my wife's classmates of 1970 and the nephews and nieces for their beautiful musical rendition, Nico Dela Cruz for the media DeCherney, immediate past presi and wake musical system during the occasion and the ceremony, Ricardo A. Atalig and his construction employees including the Governor's Staff on Tinian, in the dent of the American Society of preparation of my wife's grave, the Tinian Listo Printing for the production of prayer and mass program booklet, the Cabrera's Funeral Services for everything including the ReproductiveMedicineandchair prayer sheet cards. man of Obstetrics and Gynecol ogy at Tufts University. ALSO SPECIAL THANKS TO; The Honorable Froilan C. Tenorio, Governor CNMI and key staff, the Honorable Jesus C. Borja Lt. Governor and key staff, Mr. Henry I Sablan, Insurance will drive down the costs, said DeChemey. Ten states and the staff of the CNMI Liaison Office in Honolulu, Hawaii, Mr. and Mrs. Victor B. Hocog, Mr. and Mrs. Juan T. Guerrero, Mr. Ben Filial with Tans Group of Companies, My now require that insurance com Colleagues Senators and the House of Representative of the Ninth CNMI Legislature, The Honorable Jesus (Gere) Deleon Guerrero Mayor of Saipan, the Honorable Joseph panies offer a policy that covers fnos Mayor of Rota- the Honorable Herman M. Manglona Mayor of Tinian, the Tinian Public Works Staff, C.U.C. Mr. Greg Castro and Staff, Former Mayor and Delegate fertility treatments. However, James M. Mendiola, Delegate David a. Maratita, and Oelegate Henry U. Hofschneider and other Tinian Elected Officials, Mr. Rex Sorensen, owner of Power 99 FM radio employers do not have to choose station, a Division of Sorenson Pacific Broadcasting Inc. and Mr. DJ Alexandro Sablan (Corne!), KCNM Radio station, Marianas Variety and Tribune News Paper for the that package, and the vast major announcement and Former Senator Juan S. Torres, Mrs. and Former Speaker Congressman Pedro Guerrero, Mrs. and Former Senator Herman R. Guerrero, Mrs. and ity of women are not covered. Former Congressman Tony Guerrero (Teting), Mr. Herman T. Guerrero (June Pan- President of the Third Con Con, D.D. Council Staff, Hofschneider Enterprises and Family, Katie Hallenborg, a 37-year Mr. and Mrs. Sylvestre Palacios, RD9 Enterprises and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jose M. Manglona, old American in London, has had Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Fleming and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ike Quichocho, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Arizapa, Mr. Joaquin Flores of Freedom Air, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rosario, Mr. and three IVF children after 23 at Mrs. Frank Rosario, Mrs. and Senator Jesus R. Sablan and the Joeten Enterprises, Mr. and Mrs. Jack a. Castro, Mr. and Mrs. John C. Aguon, Mr. and Mrs. Ben S. Borja, Mr. tempts. Heroldest son is adopted. Segundo c. Castro and family, Mrs. Susan T. Mafnas, Councilwoman Marian Tudela, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Peters and family, Mr. and Mrs. Pacifico Aquiningoc and family, She got pregnant without any Mr. and Mrs. Jose P. Pangelinan, Mr. and Mrs. Silvestre T. Cruz and family, Mr. and Mrs. William I. Macaranas and Family, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pangelinan (Honolulu), Miss treatment a few months ago. Dawnie Tenorio (Honolulu), Mr. and Mrs .. Torn Guerrero ( Honolulu), Mr. and Mrs. Max Camacho, Mrs. Mary S. Koch and Family, Mr. Jude Hofschneider and Family, "With my overall success rate Cormmissioner Joe Castro and Family, Mr. Ben Sablan (Pacho) and Family, Mrs. Carmen Gaskins, Mr. Mrs. Isa mu Abraham, Kumaire Juanel (Kabayu, Saipan), Mr. and Mrs. - if we had spent $15,000 times 23 Elizabeth Balajadia, Mr. and Mrs. Vicente M. Manglona (Ritan Ben), Miss Dolores and Vicenta Villagomez, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Fleming, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Castro (Julie), Mr. -I wouldn'thavedoneitathome," & Mrs. Antonio Sablan (Manting), Mr. and Mrs. Juan Tenorio (Santiago). Mr. and Mrs. Angie Suzuki, Mr. and Mrs. Xavier Castro, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Seke, Mr. and Mrs. Don said Hallenborg, who is from Conner, Mr. and Mrs. Jesus P. San Nicolas, Mr. & Mrs. Vicente Sn. Manglona (Ben Manang), Mr. and Mrs. Joe Charfaurus, Miss Arlene M. Charfaurus and the entire Chicago. members of our families and other individuals, friends and visitors from Saipan, Tinian, Rota, and Guam, who contributed their special Gifts and Flowers for my wife during "I've told friends to come over our bereaved moment at the Hospital and at the day of our sorrow. here," said Hallenborg. "When it doesn't work, you can sort ofjus We would also like to thank our parents, uncles, aunties, and close relatives, specially to our brothers and brother in-laws, sister and sisters in-laws and for those tify dlrs 3,000 - you blow that on ·- who participated and who gave contributions for helping us in the many ways during our time of bereavement including all the individuals who gave wreaths. stupid clothes or an auction - but I couldn't rationalize $15,000, or LAST BUT NOT LEAST, we also would like to extend a very special thanks to Honolulu Straub Hospital, Dr. Randal Liu and CNMI even $ I 0,000. How long does it CHG, Dr. Harvey, Medex, Juan Pangelinan with Dr. Tan of THC and Staff and sister in-law Mrs. Ermelinda 8. King and Mr. & Mrs. take to earn that? It's just too Jesus P. San Nicolas who escorted my wife Erny to Honolulu Hawaii, and during her long treatment at the Honolulu Straub Hospital. devastating when it doesn't Because of the tremendous presence of many people. both friends and other individuals, ii is difficult and impossible for us to work." ' ( account every one who assisted us in many forms, we apologize if we failed to mention your name - please forgive us. THANK YOU FOR YOUR HELP. MAY THE ALMIGHTY GOD BLESS YOU. ·save.· UN DANGKOLU NA SI YU'US MA' ASE PARA TOD OS. GINEN HAMI ·Po.we;r SENATOR ESTEVEN M. KING AND CHILDREN.~ & Water -..-- ·, ~----~ . f} 70-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-NOVEMBER 3, 1995 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1995 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-71 Mandela: I won't intervene·in murder case of generals ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• PUBLIC NOTICEI By JOHN DANISZEWSKI targeted African National Con Mandela has the legal right to the attorney general of KwaZulu Mandela and the ANC con NTHE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE COMMONWEALTH : IAllf illflJJOAf : Of THE NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS JOHANNESBURG, South Af gress sympathizers. grant temporary immunity pend N atal, culminating a lengthy in sider the commission crucial to CIVIL ACTION N0.93-660 rica (AP) - President Nelson A prominent right-wing ing the installation of a new Truth vestigation into hit squads in that uncovering years of covert kill : ro RAFAEL ARRIOLA KOSAKA and Mandela said Wednesday he leader, former army chief of staff and Reconciliation Commission, province. ings and torture by government NOMINANOA LIFOIFOI KOSAKA, would not interfere with the judi Gen. Constand Viljoen, mean which will eventually award Mandela said the timing of the security forces during the anti Plaintiffs. cial process to stop murder while was seeking an urgent court amnesties for political crimes. case, which became public just apartheid struggle. : SU JIE CHAN ·V· ANTONIO A. ARRIOLA and MARIA M. charges against a former apart order Wednesday to prevent the Mandela, however, said in a before the hotly contested na De Klerk, leader of the mainly • FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CALL: ARRIOLA heid defense minister and top arrests. steely voice Wednesday that he tionwide election of local lead white and mixed-race National • • Defendants an : .From: white generals. Viljoen said he would argue would not act. ers, was unfortunate coinci Party, the second-largest party in OU WEI YUAN : (671) 475-5100 OR (671 )482-6767 THIRD AMENDED NOTICE OF SAJ.£ The planned arrest Thursday the arrests violate the constitu "We respect the independence dence that had nothing to do with the country, has long expressed of former Defense Minister tion, which forbids any acts of the judiciary," he told report his government. fear that the commission would ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, pursuant lo a Magnus Malan and 10 ex-mili against reconciliation in the ra ers while visiting a polling sta If the court grants Viljoen' s degenerate into a witch hunt that Writ of Execulion issued by the Court in this matter on March 9. 1995, and pursuanl ID lhe tary leaders who served in the cially divided nation, and prom tion outside Pretoria during lo attempt to block the arrests, would expose only white mis Supplemental Writ of Execulion issued by this apartheid era has enraged many is11& amnesty in cases involving cal-government elections. "I am Mandela said he would accept_ deeds and not examine sabotage BENTOTO·GO Courl on June 2, 1995, I have levied and executed upon, and will sell at public auction white South Africans who fear South Africa's recent political not prepared to intervene in this that deci:,ion. It would mean that and killings by the ANC. to the highest bidder for current lawful money persecution by Mandela' s black conflicts. case, and I will not." the Malan case should have been The commission iii expected One (1) three bedl'()om and one (1) two bedroom partly furnished of lhe United Stales. ali of lhe right, lille, and led government that took power Other white leaders, includ The action against Malan and referred first to the new Truth to be named later this month and concrete houses located in Puerto Rico. Rent are $850.00 and 235-4875 • 235-7771 interesl of Oelendanls in and on the following property: in lhr: nation's first all-race elec ing former President F.W. de the generals has been brought by Commission, he said. be in operation next year. $700.00 respectively. One month security deposit is a · W.E DELIVER EVERYDAY, WE ACCEPT , tion last year. Klerk, now a deputy president, requirement. The buildings have power, 24 hours water with a Loi 002 H 52 (formerly lot 13, block 10), as Malan, defense minister from want Mandela to grant tempo 1000 gallon reserve water tank with plil1ip: Telephone and TV . CATERING FOR PARTIES· , more parlicularly described on Drawing/ . ' . Cadaslraf Pfal No. 002 H 00 daled February 1980-91, is to be charged in con rary amnesty, simildr to immu cable is in place. They are available for rent immediately. For 17, 1971, lhe original ol which was registered nection with the 1987 killings of nity previously given top mem more info, contact phone #234-7497 between 9 am to 12 noon PLEASE CALL FOR DETAILS ASK wilh lhe Land Commission on March 1, 1971, 13 people at a home in Natal bers of Mandela's African Na FOR CLAUD OR CEL as Document No. 693 al the Land Regislry, & 1 pm to 5 pm. Saipan; and Loi A.fl. NO 74-3 (Part of original Province. Police accuse him and tional Congress. A.H. 74), situated in Puerlo Rico. Saipan, the other senior officers of help Contrary to statements from containing an area ol 856 square meters. more ing set up hit squads, operated by or less. as more particularly described on the ANC that Mandela's hands Drawing/Cadaslral Plal No. 2013/83, lhe the Inkatha Freedom Party, that are tied, de Klerk contends original ol which was regislered on November & Airframe and 23, 1982, as Documenl No. 15957 al lhe Land Regislry, Saipan: and, The sale will be held on Tuesday, November 7, Powerplant Mechanic 1995, al the hour ol 1:00 p.m. al the law ottice FLAME TREE TERRANCE APARTMENTS ol While. Pierce, Mailman & Nutting, Joelen High School Graduate required. 2 years experience Center. Susupe, Saipan. Northern Mariana •1-Bedroom-Apartment •2-Bedroom-Apartme nt required. Variable working days and hours. Salary Islands. $7-$9 hr., Overtime 1.5 x hr. The sale will be held wilhout any warranlies EQUAL HOUSING •Fully Furnished •Ocean View whalsoever, whelher express or implied, all ol OPPORTUNITY •24-Hour Maintenance on Call •Swimming Pool All interested workers for the position must apply in which are hereby expressly disclaimed. The •24-Hour Water Supply •Beautiful Garden person at Pacific Aero Repair, Inc. located at PIA sale is subject lo approval by lhe Court. The • Laundry Facility righl is reserved to reject any and all bids, for PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT hanger, Saipan International Airport or contact any reason. ;_-;;; ,, Tommy Flelds at 288-7401. FY 95 HOME PROGRAM _i'.~·"•y DATED this 30th day of October, 1995 ltf(t2.CJ0·.5qi .Ft.~Spacic>LJS'~rlqng .Arf:!O.: ... /s/ TAHER K. MANASTERLI This is to inform the general public that the Northern Marianas Housing Location: Lower Capitol HIii Corporation (NMHC), on behalf of the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana For more Information: Call Tel. 322-3366/5558 • FAX:322-3886 Islands (CNMI), has been approved to received $322,000.00 in FY 95 HOME FOR IMMEDIATE HIRING PUBLIC NOTICE Program funds the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). CPA FIRM URGENTLY NEEDS In the United States District Court for HOME Program funds will be used for rehabilitation and repair activities on the Northern Mariana Islands residential dwelling units owned and occupied by very low-income families. Rehabilitation activities include, but not limited to, the following: Construct or ACCOUNTANT Full Keel Music, el al., COMPANY HOUSING Plaintiffs repair sanitary water and waste disposal system, together with related plumbing to join its accounting group VS. and fixtures; alter interior and/or exterior of unit to provide greater accessibility Must be a Certified Public Accountant Position requires at least Jesus Cabrera, FOR RENT IN CHINATOWN Defendant for disabled and/or handicapped household members: repair or replace two years accounting experience. Responsible for all aspects deteriorating plumbing system: construe! additional room(s) to ensure adequate of recording and summarizing transactions in the general IP.dger living area 1or all household members; repair or replace deteriorating or GOOD FOR UP TO 12 EMPLOYEES NOTICE OF CONSENT JUDGMENT including preparatioll of .reports. Salary negotiable depending 1. Defendant is permanently restrained from damaged roots: repair or replace hazardous electrical system: and other upon qualifications. FURNISHED AND ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED publicly performing copyrighted musical assistance necessary lo preserve the dwelling unit in asafe, decent and sanitary compositions in lhe ASCAP repertory; from -condition. Interested candidates send resume to Accountant, P.O. Box 725, permitting performance of such composi The "Program Description" for the FY 95 HOME Program is available for review $1,000.00 PER MONTH Saipan, MP 96950 tions al Mama's Club or other facilities by interested persons upon request at NMHC's Central Office on Saipan and owned by defendant; from aiding such per formance unless granted permission by NMHC's Field Offices on Tinian and Rola. 11 ASCAP. NMHC will provide financial assistance under the HOME Program primarily CALL COIA AT 233 9298/9299 2. Plainliffs shall recover damages in lhe through low-interest (3% fixed rate) loans of up to $15,000.00 with arepayment ONE ( 1 ) ACCOUNTING CLERK amount of $4,000 plus interest. term of fifteen (15) years. Direct grants will also be made available. but or1ly in (Local Hire Only) 3. Should Clefendanl permit copyrighted musical compositions in the' ASCAP reper situations where the applicant(s) demonstrates a critical need for financial • Salary $3.00 per hour, hours flexible' Mondays to tory lo be perform~d at Mama's Club or olher assistance and proven lack of financial resources for loan repayment. · APARTME.NT FOR .REN.T . Saturdays 40 hrs./week facililies owned by defendanl, or aid in such The following requirements must tJe met, as a minimum, to be elfgible for . . . •Will work closely with other accounting staff on performance, ASCAP shall offer, and Defen financial assislance'. Quiet Two (2) Bedrooms • Swimming Pool computerized accounting system to process dant shall immediately execule a licence 1. Combined gross annual income of all persons 18 years or older, must be transactions, enter accounting information and agreemenl wilh ASCAP for each and every Tennis Court prepare reports. year of operation. less than or equal lo the "very low-income limits· according to the size of •Must be reliable and have positive work attitude. 4. Plaintiffs and Defendant agreelhal slipu the household, as prescribed by HUD; KANNAT GARDENS • Ability to learn quickly and attention to detail lations of fact contained irf this Consent 2 Applicant(s) must have fee simple title or at least a 40-year leasehold on required. Judgmenl shall have collaleral estopped el (Near Northern Marianas College) feel againsl the parties in any fulure litiga the property to be assisted; tion between them. 3. The property to be assisted must be principal residence of the applicanf(s); 235-5686 (8:30 AM to 5:30 PM, Weekdays) Bring resume and fill out application at 5. The Court shall have conlinuing juris and Triple J Mitsubishi, Chalan Kanoa Area diction to enforce this Judgment, the injunc 4. The "after-rehabilitation· value of the property must be less than or equal i, 235-5849 (6:00 PM to 9:00 PM, Everyday) tion herein, and any agreemenl between the lo, 95% of the median purchase price for the type of housing (single ~- parties wilh respect thereto existing as of lhe family unit) being assisted, as determined by HUD. date hereof. Daled 10/12/95 The time period for acceplance of rehatJilitation loan applications will begin ts/ Lecia M. Eason on November 3.1995 and run for a period of time until NMHC de/ermines that CARONEL Attorney for Plaintiff at least $273,700.00 of the $322,000.00 in HOME Program Funds are exhausted and/or committed. All applicants will be determined or "first-coma, first Saint Jude, a ' MARKETING REPRESENTATIVE SAIPAN served" basis, provided they qualify. I ·-~ PARA-LEGAL: I ' (LOCAL HIRE ONLY) Sal:iry. negotiable Those interesled in obtaining a rehabilitation loan application or additional Thank You For CARONEL is currently seeking a Marketing Representative to manage luxury Medical lnsur:incc · informaiion about the FY 95 HOME Program sho:Jld conlacl NMHC's Central N;ietlecl 1mmeth,1tely . goods such as Ray Ban, Watches & Writing Instruments for established Office at telephone numbers 234-6866/7689/944? or 7670; Tinian residents accounts. Ideal for those seeking flexibility. Sales experience preferred. LEGAL SECRETARY: call 433-9213; and Rota residenls call 532-9410. Your Help. Salary+ Commission. Interviews will be conducted in Saipan. II is NMHC's policy and commitment that interesled "Minority and Women Gall 234-7272 (PARA) S:il:iry 111>QOt1Jble Resumes may be faxed (671) 646-4487 or mailed to: MecilcJI l11sur,u1ce. 0 owned Businesses {MBE/WBE) be given equal oppo:iunity to compele for Human Resqurces Manager Must hJve experience 111 CN~,11 . for rehabilitation and repair work on properties assisted with HOME The Saipan Group of Alcoftofics Anonymous.meets every Monday, Wednesday, Friday contracis ·.(tCOHOLIC 1807 Route 16 Program funds. Therefore, !hose MBE/WBEs interested in bidding for and Saturday at 1:~ p.m_. at ~h~ Krrsto Ra1 Church Social Hall Kilchen In Garapan, · ContJct R,1nd:1il Fennell s o!f,ce ·ANONYMOUS Dededo, Guam 96912 rehabilitation and repair work are urged to contact NMHC for more inlormation. across from the Honguch1 Building. If you have a drinking or drugging problem cal Sablan Family Hortgi1ch1 Blclg ~tli lluor · .. _, ... MEETS 234-5100 and they will put you in contact with someone who IJlight be .ab_le to help. MICRONESIA'S PREMIER MARKETING COMPANY , Call for ,ipµaint111e11t 233·6633 .. - - . II J ~ ..... II 72-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY· NOVEMBER 3, 1995 FRIDAY.NOVEMBER 3, 1995 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-73 DEADLINE: 12:00 noon the day prior to publlcaHon ·...... , ''·''''''''"·"':,,,,· ,.,,.,. ··:iii""'.,,,,,,,.,,· ·""\::::::,::,nt::,:m,m::::;:,: :r:m'::::g EEK & MEEK® by Howie Schneider < > NOTE: If some reason your advertisement Is Incorrect, call us Immediately to make the necessary corrections. The Marlanos CROSSWORD PUZZLER Variety News and Views Is responsible only for one Incorrect 1-\f.L.LO, AT&, T .. ARJ; "1txJ I Insertion. We reserve the right to edit. refuse. reject or cancel any WT 11-1 £R£ ? .OF c'.1).R'S€ 'rOJ AR£ _ ad at an time. .. mt, Ll'STE/J UP .. ACROSS 36 Shut noisily 37 Shire ol Answer to Previous Puzzle t Medieval "Rocky" 01 CARPENTER-Salary $2.75 per hour Employment Wanted 01 LANDSCAPE GARDENER-Sal· shield 39 Hinder ary:$2.75 per hour Contact: SAIPAN AUTO SUPPLY CO. 4 DiHerent in 42 - and roll Contact:CALVO'S DEVELOPMENT, INC. dba QUALITY BUILDERS/SASCO SER 1iiA~~,ft~v,~~t~~ww~ · nature 43 More or - dba CALVO'S NURSERY & LANDSCAP· VICE PLUS EXPERIENCED 9 TV network 44 Actor Sharif ING TEL.234-6120(11/03)F21112 TEL: 234-8379(11/17)F21315 Dale Occurred: SEPT. 07. 12 Make lace 46 Tempest MEAT CUTTER. 1995 . 13 Girl's name 48 Scene 01 A/C & REF. TECHNICIAN-Sal 01 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT-Sal Position Available Where Occurred: SAN 14 legal mane, 51 Those ary:$3.00 per hour ary $850.00 per month 15 Four-leaf - holding office · ·Nisce11·aneous_ Contact:ALEJANDRO G. MATSUMOTO Contact: CHANGSHIN RESORTSAIPAN We are looking for a responsible & VICENTE (good luck 52 Change dba CHARMAT AIRCONDITIONING & CORP. dba HOTEL RIVIERA RESORT dependable person, with good Conlact No. 288-2440 charms) 54 Bra's kin 55 Map abbr. 01 SALES REPRESENTATIVE,ADVER REF. SERVICES TEL.234-3832(11/ SAIPAN communication skills, be able to 17 Gymnastic feat 56 Loop TISING-Salary:$3.25-4.00 per hour 03)F21114 TEL: 235·2111(11/17)F21314 operate meat cutter plus do other :Name of Holder: JIN, LONGRI 19 ·Frasier" 57 - bran Contact:YOUNISART STUDIO, INC. dba related duties. Salary will DOB: Sept. 20, 1950 co-star MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS & VIEWS 03 MUSIC INSTRUCTOR-Salary:$2.75- 01 SCUBA DIVER-Salary $1000-$2000 commensurate according to 20 Epic poem DOWN TEL.234·9797(11/03)F 3.50 per hour per mon1h qualifica!ions. Passport No.: 1414064917 21 Yalies· 1 And so on Conlact:A COMPANY TEL.234-5024( 11/ Contact: MARIANA SPORTS CLUB INC. Please apply in person! No phone Date of Issue: Nov. 16, 23 Cruel 01 COMPUTER OPERATOR-Sal· 03F21117 TEL: 233-0670(11/17)F21312 1994 27 Reluctant (Latin abbr.) 11-3 © 1995 United Feature Syndicate ary:$1000 per month. calls: 29 Stalemates 2 Coolidge Type of Passport: Chinese 30 Chemical nickname - Fenster" 16 Part of a Can communicate in Japanese language 02 CLEANER, HOUSEKEEPING-Sal· 01 CLEANER HOUSEKEEPING-Salary We are an equal opportunity employer. Passport suffix 3 Idealistic 7 - garde three-part suit both in reading & writing. ary:$2. 75 per·hour $2. 75-$3.03 per hour 31 K-0' tinkup 4 River in 8 Roughest 18 Hurl Contact:COMMONWEALTH MARINE Contact:JOY ENTERPRISES, INC. dba 01 LINEN ROOM SUPERVISOR-Salary 32 Gives forth Baltic 9 Pie covering 20 Reword LEISURE CORP. dba MARINE SPORTS JOY RESORT HOTEL TEL.234-3476(11/ $3.50-4.90 per hour 34 Yoko - 5 Hatcher and 10 Big- 21 ·Danas· & LEISURE TEL234-6601(11/03)F21105 03)F21116 01 COOK-Salary $2.75·3.14 per hour 35 Des Moines Garr 11 Fast aircraH· matria,ch 01 FRONT OFFICE SUPERVISOR-Sal 1 st. 5 "I'm Dickens, (abbr.) 22 "Dealh of a 01 COOK-Salary:$2.75 per hour 02 SALES REPRESENTATIVE-Sal· ary $3.50-4.60 per hour FOR IMMEDIATE HIRE · Salesman· 01 WAITRESS, REST.-Salary:$2.75 per ary:$2.75-3.00 per hour 01 GARDENER-Salary $2.75-3.37 per name hour 02 TECHNICIAN-Salary:$2.75-3.00 per hour 24 ·one': upon Contact:FAR EASTERN GENERAL hour 01 MASON-Salary $2.75·3.37 per hour 1 (one) Typeset (TYPESETIER) with good MERCHANDISE dba DIAMOND CHI 25 Poetry foot Contact:TRANSPACIFIC INTERNA· 02 WAITER/RESTAURANT-Salary command in English using computer, 25 long cape NESE RESTAURANTTEL.234-8188(11/ TIONAL, INC. dba THE HOBBY SHOP, $2. 75-3.20 per hour PEANUTS® by Charles M. Schulz 28 P,lol 03)F21123 TRANSPAC BUSINESS CENTER 01 CASHIER-Salary $2.75-3.65 per hour have minimum 3 years of experience 33 Fairy queen TEL.235·3355(11/03)F 01 FRONT OFFICE CLERK-Salary namesakes 01 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT-Sal $2.75-3.45 per hour Apply at Younis Art Studio YES, WErRE STANDIN6 , BEFORE '(OU 60 34 Golden 1 ary:$3.00 per hour 02 TAILOR-Salary:$2.75 per hour Contact: HOTEL NIKKO SAIPAN INC. ON n.t; MOON.AND rnATS BACK TI-IERE S sherry 36 PlainltH Contact:TAE WOO CORPORATION 02 SECURITY GUARD-Salary:$2.75 per TEL: 322-3311 EXT.2020/21 (11/ Marianas Variety Newspaper THE l:ARTH WE'RE SOMETHING TEL.234·3423(11 /03)F21124 ·hour 17)G4359 38 Parseghian • LOOKING AT.. namesakes 01 MAINTENANCE WORKER-Sal 1 Garapan-Saipan OVER i.lERE YOU [ 40 ·Fatal 03 WAITRESS·Salary:$2.75 per hour ary:$2.75 per hour 01 TRAVELAGENT-_Salary $750.00 per SHOULDN'T MIS5.. ~ JL;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=~~------=~ t Attraction· Contact:GUANG LI SHENG CORPORA· 02 COMMERCIAL CLEANER-Sal month aclress TION dba KELLY'S PLACE TEL.235· ~ ary:$2.75 per hour 01 FRONT DESK CLERK-Salary $1,000- ~ 4 t Cables 0888(11/03)F21122 Contact:CHRISTINE MART, INC. dba 1,500 per month APT.' FOR RENT . 45 Mud HELP SUPPLY SERVICE, DRESS Contact: SAIPAN KORESCO CORPO· 1,; 46 Title ol 02 SEWING SUPERVISOR·Salary:$700- SHOP & BOUTIQUE, BEAUTY RATION .STUDIO FURNISHED $350/MONrn. • respect ~ 900 per monlh SHOP.HOUSE/ROOM RENTAL, RE TEL: 288-6001 (11/17)F21313 . INCLUDING UTILITY • GPOD WATER & 47 Explosive 02 MECHANICS(MAINTENANCE)-Sal· TAIL-GEN.M ERCHANDISE TEL.234· (abbr.) . POViE'R • SUITABLE F.ORSINGLE OR COUPLE 48 WWII area ary:$800-1200 per month 5035(11 /03)F 02 SINGER-Salary $600-800 per month 49 Day (Sp.} 10 MACHINE, PRESSER-Salary:$2.75- Contact: C.P.Y. VENTURES • IN kOBLERVILff 288-2222 · . ' ·' • .. 50 NY lime 3.00 per hour STELLA WILD ER Niscellaneous (SAIPAN),LTD. 53 Olivier ID 30 SEWING MACHINE OPERATOR-Sal· TEL: 235-6341(11/17)F4360 LA_ND FO~ RENT OR LEASE ary:$2.75-3.00 per hour 01 ACCOUNTANT·Salary:$1,000 per Commercial Tri USCG 56 Pax 10 CUTTER, MACHINE-Salary:$2.75· month 01 ASSIST OFFICE MANAGER-Salary Recent Dry Dock Survey $150.00 PER MONTH (1,000 SO.Ml EN 3.00 per hour $10.50 per hour TRANCE OF KAGMAN (NEAR ALONG THE YOUR BIRTHDAY Contact: J.C.A., INC. dba McDONALDS 15 QUALITY CONTROL CHECKER-Sal· Many Spares, New Paint MAIN ROAD) NO DOWNl'AYMENT NEEDED. OF SAIPAN TEL. 235-8761(11/10)F4244 Contact: HANSAE (SAIPAN)INC. dba ™ ,---5-DO-WN-:--i. ary:$2.75-3.00 per hour KYUNG SUH CO. (SAIPAN) LTD. SUITABLE FOR AUTO REPAIR SHOP. SUPER ltid&p0t Good Mee. Condition MARKET OR HOLLOW BLOCK FACTORY. 02ACCOUNTANT-Salary:$2.75-7.50 per 04 BEAUTICIAN-Salary:$2.75 per hour TEL: 234·1501/1502(11/17)F4349 hour $150K • 234-8230/233-8231 CALL 288•2222 By Stella Wilder read the corresl?onding para erable rewards. OPPOSITE Contact:ESTHER MARPLE dba E&R graph. Let your birthday star be , TAURUS (April 20-May 20) - oF 02 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT-Sal· ENTERPRISE TEL.288-6672/235· 01 FASHION MERCHANDISER-Salary Born today, you are a dedicated your daily guide. You may be entering a difficult ary:$2.75-7.50 per hour 2888(11/1 O)F21210 $10,000.00 per year worker, but there are times when SATURDAY, NOV. 4 phase characterized by your ten CLOSED 02 COOK-Salary:$2.75-3.00 per hour Contact: ORFA B. DECK dba PACIFIC you ask a bit too much of the peo SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) - dency to lose track of things - in 02 PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR-Sal· 01 ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE-Salary:$500 IMAGING, INC. PUBLIC NOTICE ple around you as a direct result of You're going to have to make a cluding essential facts and figures. ary:$2000-2500 per month per month TEL: 233·0245(11/17)F21309 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE Contacl:MARIANA FASHIONS, INC. your own drive combined with the choice today which is likely to af. GEMINI (May 21-Juile·20) - t~ Contact: FELIPE 0. MAHINAY dba COMMONWEALTH OF THE NORTHERN feet you for some time. Listen to Your mind is about to be changed TEL.234-8607(11/03)F21119 MAHINAY PRODUCTION & PROMO 02 SEAMSTRESS OR DRESSMAKER· MARIANA ISLANDS expectations you have of yourself. someone you respect. Advice is on about someone you knew some TION P.O. Box 2223, Saipan, MP Salary $2.75 per hour Among all Scorpio natives, you are its way. time ago and who once considered 02 GENERAL MAINTENANCE 96950(11/1 O)F21220 Contact: C.P.Y. VENTURES (SAIPAN), CIVIL ACTION NO. 94-874 perhaps the most intolerant of SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. you his or her nemesis. You can't WQRKER-Salary:$2.75 per hour LTD. dba EXQUISITE TAILORING those who cannot keep up. Indeed, when someone falls behind, you 2D - You have more going for wait, right? Contact:SIM CORPORATION dba 01 ASST. CLERK TOUR INFORMATION TEL: 235-6341 (11/17)F4341 PACIFIC FINANCIAL CORPORATION, you today _than you imagine, ~nd CANCER (June 21-July 22) - BEACH ROAD SAN JOSE SERVICE Salary:$1,000-1,660 per month Plaintitt, grow rather impatient, and you're -v· not always willing to do what you when the time comes, you're gomg You may not be as far along on a STATION/BLDG.MAINTENANCE, HELP Contact:PACIFIC DEVELOPMENT INC. 01 ACCOUNTANT-Salary $950.00-1,500 GEORGE MANGLONA and KEIKO Y. can to see that the person in ques to be able to prove it and surprise current project as you thought. SUPPLY SERVICES TEL.235-2162(11/ TEL. 322-8795(11/1O)F21219 per month MANG I.ONA, tion catches up. You have a yourself, too! Take the time to reassess recent 03)F21120 Contact: DOLPHIN PACIFIC (SAIPAN), Dmendants. healthy estimation of your own tal CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. progress. You will soon know 01 MASON-Salary:$2.75-3.50 per hour INC. ents of course, but you also know 19) - You may find yourself at sea where you stand. 01 ACCOUNTANT·Salary:$2.75 per hour Contact: JRS ENTERPRISES CORPO TEL: 234-6331/6329(11/17)F21308 NOTICE OF SALE how' to prove that you are "the during part of the day, but some LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - An Contact:LVP PACIFIC DEV.CORP. dba RATION dba ELECTRO HAUZ INTER best" whenever necessary. one who is soon to be something of episode from your past is likely to NETWORKS COMPUTER SYSTEMS NATIONAL TEL. 234-0692(11/10)F21221 01 CONTROLLER-Salary $1,100.00 per NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, is likely that you will tra_vel a partner will save the day just in shape your decisions today and TEL.288·5330(11/03)F21115 month pursuant to an Order issued by the Court in It this matter on October 4, 1995, I will sell, at extensively throu~out your life· time. lead you down a path you once 01 GENERAL MANAGER-Salary:$1,000 Contact: MICRONESIAN SALES CO. public auction, to the highest bidder. for AQUARIUS (Jan: 20-Feb. 18) swore to avoid at all costs. 02 TOUR GUIDE·Salary:$3.00 per hour time, but it is rare pleasure that per month (SAIPAN)INC. curre,1, lawful money of the United States, all - Depending upon who is calling VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - Conlact:SAIPAN AIR-SERVICE, INC. takes you from p ace to place. Contact:MARIANAS PARAMOUNT TEL: 322·3910(11/17)F21305 of the right, tille, and interest of Defendants the shots, you should be able to Make sure to take proper care of dba SEOUL CITY TOUR TEL.235· When 1t comes to your business, CORP. TEL. 233·4030(11/10)F21218 in and to the following property: Part of Lot you prefer to be on the move, go put yourself in a highly favorable yourself today as you take an un 8283(11/03)F21100 01 MAINTENANCE WORKER-Salary 001 T 22 (parl of original Lot 001 T 22) ing wherever the next job takes position. You will have the compet expected journey of personal dis $4.00 per hour conlaining an area of 724 square meters, more 01 TRADING MANAGER-Salary:S1 ,050 you and remaining free to pick and itive edge. covery. Answers will come quickly 01 QUAUTY CONTROL CHECKER-Sal· per month Contact: INTERTEX INTERNATIONAL or less, subject to an approved and recorded survey map, situated in San Jose Village, choose as you progress. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) after dark. ary:$2.75 per hour Contact:S.P.E. (SAIPAN) INC. TEL. 234· INC. Tinian, Northern Mariana Islands. Also born on this date are: - You may feel rather crowded or LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22) - 01 SEWING SUPERVISOR-Sal· TEL: 234-5000(11/17)F1306 9325/9329(11/1 O)F21223 The sale will be held on Monday, Stephen Fuller Austin, founder on-edge today, but the c:i,use lies You will be at the right place at the '11\fS ·g 'N3d0 ·s 'l'v'tl ·s 'NM018 ·2 'd\f0S. ~-NMOO ary:$1085-2150 per month November 27, 1995, althe hour of 1:00 p.m., of Texas; Michael Dukakis, Mas deeper than you might expect. It right time more than once today. Contact:SAM MARIANAS, INC. TEL.322- '1S3N '8 '3NIN 'L ·sndOl:JO ·p '1081:l\fO ·2-ssot:JO'v' 01 AUTO BODY REPAIRER-Sal 01 MECHANIC.MARINE ENGINE-Salary at the law offices of the law olfices of White, sachusetts governor and presi· will be time for a little soul-search- You can be sure that both friends 3444(1t/03)F21106 $4.00-5.00 per hour ary:$2.90-3.50 per hour Pierce, Mailman & Nutting, Susupe, Saipan, dential candidate; Steve Landes ing. .L and enemies will pay more atten 01 AUTO MECHANIC-Satary:$800 per 01 ACCOUNTANT-Salary $900.00- Mariana Islands. berg, actor and comic; Phil ARJES tMarch 21-April 19) - tion. 01 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT-Sal The sale will be held without any month 1,500.00 per month Simms, football player. Your attitude may hold you back ary:$2. 75 per hour warranties whatsoever, whether express or 01 AUTO MECHANIC HELPER-Sal Contact: ISLANDS CRUISE LINE To see what is in store for you today. Prep~ to listen and le~, Contact:JOSE T. TAAOPE dba ary:$2.75 per hour (SAIPAN)INC. implied, ~II of which are hereby expressly disclaimed. The sale is subject to approval by tomon-ow, find your birthday and and in no time you'll reap cons1d- Copyright 1995, United f'c.ture Syadicale, Joe. CHEMIBOY ENTERPRISE TEL.235· 01 AUTO PAINTER·Salary:$2.90-3.50 TEL:233-2556/57(11/17)F21307 Use color and the Court. The right is reserved to reject any 2815(11/03)F21108 per hour and all bids, for any reason. football star; Bob Feller (1918-1, base and ltll' surrounding area. Con\act:B & R CORPORATION dba OVERSEAS IMMIGRATION SERVICE DATED, \his 241h day of October, 1995: hall great. is Charles Bronson sales will 77: :--11t"l{("L l~/'.b \',;,,t.·11tlwr t:uut.• l'.al1·nd.11 '1,·(·,•rc: 05 DANCERS-Salary:$2.75 per hour Beach Road Auto Repair Shop TEL. 234· • Wor1< Visas processed for the ff. countries: DATE BOOK C1922·1, actor, is 7:!; Michael Dukakrs l'td1l1~hltll,!, l.ld Contact:WESTERN PACIFIC ENTER· 7184/6019(11/10)F21217 Canada, U.S.A., Israel & Cyprus. /s/TAHER K. MANASTERLI Nov. 3, 1995 PRISES, INC. dba KIMCHI CABANA • Immigrant Visa process for U.S.A. & Canada. World Rocball League . Loners widen division lead lEAM LONERS widened its lead in win-loss perl'onnance. Affares took the second set with an total lead to 14 pointsattheendofthe ended the game. the girls' division over second runner Wild Locals team is third with a 1-1 11-point set lead, 14-3, but the advan third set when it bested Affares with a The heavy hitter for Affares was SistelSICousins Association by three card, while Mix Blood is in fourth spot tage was enough only to trim Loners' 13-point set lead, scratch, 14-1. Keichy Ranowith five aces, twoxunks, winsaftetdefeatingAffaresby 12points with a 1-3 card Affares is in the bottom total lead down to one point, 18-17. Affareshad a two-point lead, 2-0, in and one kee, while Loners' Mimiko intheRocball matchup yesterday at the of the five-team division. The Loners managed to raise their the last and fourth set when the bell Continued on page 75 Marianas High School Pugua Cowt In yesterday's game. the Loners took The win was the Loners' fifth in six only two of four sets but it was ahead games, while the defeat was the fourth from end to end of the game on total sustained by Affares in five outings. advantage points per set Nexttothel..onersinthelateststand 'Ire Loners jumped to a comfortable ings is Sisters and Cousins with a 2-1 12-point leooin the first set, scratch, 15-3. First Marianas Variety ·--~;.. _;~. :/~-·---· --i~---·-· . ' ····---·--- ... ;.. __ ·= ·---·~ ••• - .. ---- ·~ ,>o 3-o~3.,teurney opens '' • ~.. ' • ' •• .' •• • r IBE FIRST Marianas Variety .in organi2:eothersportstoumaments to ter-depamnent three-on-three bas benefitnotonlymalebutalsofemale ketball league action will start to employees. monow following thebeer4looded Trophies. to be donated by the opening ceremonies and practice president, willalsobeawaroedtothe games.last week.at theyouniscourt firstrunnerupteam,. Most Valuable in Damian. Player, Best Team Sportsmanship. The tournament is the first of its ThePaz YounisSasb will begivento kindinthe YounisAltStudio(Y AS), the ''best" but not ~ybeau publisher of the Cmnmonwealth' s tiful muse. leadingnewspaperfor23years:S'1X The competing teams are the •·~ representing all the depart Production Sots, Circulation Late ments ofMarianas Varietypublica- .. Runners, Editorial Errat.a, Mainte tioo will vie for·the Abed Younis napce ·Muggers, Administration .Golden Hand Trophy;. Cash Makers, and Art Buffs._ -·The toumament-is.·iit line with:. Team Art Buffs is composed of YAS' policy ofeohancingcamam Boying Hernandez, Mike "D' . derieamongemployeesandprovid- Escapo" Temperante,Joey Bellei.a, mg· them healthy activities. Ross ''Ibrillcr'' Gan:ia. and Elmer . ~ tournament ·was suppolted Chavez, withBingChavezasmuse. OJ' Aces' Elias Saralu, left photo, goes airborne for a rebound as Panthers standout player Jesse Dela Cruz, by YASprcsideilt:AbedYooniswho Riclc"Mamam" Alberto,Prescilla right photo, converts a finger-roll off two 01' Aces cagers in last Friday's Rotary Club Youth Basketball League encoutagedchis;emplo . to. also Junior Division championship. 01' Aces easily won the game after Dela Cruz, who led his team with 29 points, - . . '·.··''"· ', .')'CeS · Continued on page 75 fouled out with two minutes and 44 seconds still remaining in the game. (Photos by Sony Daleno) Ring is set for Bowe-Holyfield bout LAS VEGAS (AP)-Riddick Bowe oITime-WamerSports,whichisdoing promotion, though, than the fighters, is sorry Mike Tyson is out of the way. thepay-per-viewtelecast "Wehungin ·11hodownplayedTyson'sabsencefrom Evander Holyfield couldn't care less. there with all of them. We didn't fold the weekend fight scene on the Las Promoters of Saturday's rubber when we had eveiy chance to do so." Vegas Strip. match between the two former heavy Tyson's fractured right thumb meant "It doesn't matter to me," Holyfield weight champions, meanwhile, are a full house at Wednesday's final said. "Our fight wasn't against people delighted their fight is back at center prefight news conference for the third across the street I had no time to think stage. and presumably final fight between about people across the street I had to "We always felt we had the main Bowe and Holyfield. prepare for my fight" event," said Seth Abraham, president It may have meant more for the Continued on page 74 Tyson injury spurs skepticism Palau Men's Slowpitch Softball League (as of Oct. 29) LAS VEGAS (AP)-Mike Tyson's wastoget$800,000forfightingTyson; against Peter McNeeley in August fractured right thumb is being treated and for the undercard fighters, who lost Thecommission,however, is satisfied. Division A Division B good paychecks and a chance for na Dr. Gary Marrone said Tyson had by the Nevada State Athletic Commis Team L Team tional TV exposure. come to his and Dr. Gerald L. Higgins w w L sion as simply a bad break. Spec 1 0 Red Torch That's a bad break for the public, Tyson's i!1jury, which forced post office about two weeks ago and that 1 0 Turtles which could have seen Iron Mike for ponementofthefightSaturdaynightin they had determined he had broken the 1 0 Kool Running 1 0 free on television; for the FoxNetworlc, the MGM Grand Garden, was greeted thumb about three weeks ago and that Ambassadors 1 0 Wild Thing 1 0 which wanted a Tyson fight during with cynicism in some quarters, espe it had healed. The two doctors are Warriors 1 0 Koror Tigers 1 0 sweeps month; for Buster Mathis, who cially after Tyson's 89-second fiasco Continued on page 74 Kautz Glass 0 1 Koror Bombers 0 1 Just For Fun 0 1 Nan Madol 0 1 SediKau 0 1 OK's Marlins 0 1 Peleliu 0 1 China Town 0 1 .. OBC brass to assess NMI basketball sport 0 & K Goods 0 0 Kabekel 0 0 VISITING Oceania Basketball Con- long-tenn development prog,am for After his anival, Jones met with Saipan Stevedore 0 0 Ashoosho 0 0 federation (OBC) development officer all levels - from the school to the administration officials and discussed Ouis Jones is on Saipan and will visit amateur level - and in the long run, to with them the setting up and adminis Games on Sunday, Nov. 5, Koblerville ballfield Tinian, not only to conduct a series of include players with skills above the tration of leagues in the district level. clinics but also to assess the state of amateur level. Todayandthisweekend,heissched Tlma Div Team W-L VI Team W-l basketball sport in theCommonwe.alth. In line with the said objective, Jones uled to meet players under 14 years of 9a.m, A D& KGoods 0-0 vs Saipan Stevedore Waves 0-0 In an earlier interview, Jones said he will be observing all levels of basket- age and various school teams in the 10a.m. 8 Kabekel 0-0 VS Ashoosho 0-0 would provide the public his compre- ball here and give a comprehensive morning. 11 a.m. A Sedi Kau 0-1 ys Warriors 1-0 hensive assessment of the sport before recommendation on how to further He is also scheduled to meet this 12 nn. 8 OK's Marlins 0-1 vs Koror Tigers 1-0 his departure to Tmian and Guam develop it. afternoon with referees from all levels 1 p.m. A Ambassadors 1-0 vs Peleliu 0-1 Jones anived earlier this week and OBC's assistance will also be long- andleaguesandcoachesfromtheSaipan 2p.m. 8 Wild Thing 1-0 vs China Town Wolf Pack 0-1 will depart to Tinian next Friday for a range and he will be in the Common- Amateur Basketball Association. 3p.m. A Kautz Glass 0-1 vs Just For Fun 0-1 two-:;:ru:::):::':· ·.. :::..i··_·_._~:': .i•. ·i' ·::··-'...... : ;··' .: .• ·· .... ··.: ..... ·· .. 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