CITV O'" •, ..,,.,,,;, li'c.;r,J·'Y .UNNER . _-\.v,1.1 .,.)[' n.~1.\Jt.·1.~, ,:...,;,r•·;._ l

2wor erssue By Rick Alberto accidentally touched a high-volt­ yer Eric S. Smith in behalf of disability to her leg. power line. Variety News Staff age power line while decorating, Duan and Yang, who have re­ The electrical wire that electro­ Duan and Yang likewise .ac­ THE Commonwealth Utilities together with other employees, turned to after their work cuted Duan was strung low and cused Yin Star Corp. of negli­ Corp. was sued the-other day by the rooftop of a building on the permits and contracts expired. was not insulated or inadequately gence for allegedly allowing an two Chinese contract workers af­ eve of the Prince Theater's open­ According to the complaint, insulated, the complaint said. unsafe working condition and for ter one of them was electrocuted ing. Duan suffered severe bums to his It blamed the CUC for careless­ failing to inspect the theater pre­ by a live wire way back in 1994. Yan, in trying to avoid the acci­ head and feet "causing perma­ ness in installing the line "too mises and to warn them about the Also named as defendants filed dent that befell her co-employee, nent and severe neurological and close" to the building. unsafe condition. by Duan Tieling and Yan jumped _from the rooftop, in the physical damage." It said the cue breached its They said their employer failed Dongmei before the District Court process getting injured. It also alleged that Yan's inju­ duty to insure that the complain­ to procure worker's compensa- were Yin Star Corp., which used Aranda was named as defen­ ries would result in permanent ants would not be injured by the Continued on page 6 to operate the Prince Theater, and dant, being the lessor of the the­ Roma Diaz Aranda. ater building. Duan suffered injuries when he The complaint was filed by law- Torres to speaker: Garment sector Floating casino yet not ready for a 30-cent wage hike By Rafael H. Arroyo with members of the Board where Variety News Staff he was told about plans to pro­ to apply for license THE GARMENT industry on pose a three-tiered increase to be By Rafael ·H. Arroyo draft memorandum of under­ Saipan better be prepared for a selectively implemented. Variety News Staff standing supposedly.signed be­ 30-cent minimum wage increase The board asked for a week's THE MANILA-based devel­ tween CNMI officials and · by April as it would not be given time to come up with such a rec­ oper seeking to bring in and Yoshiya. any form ofleniency on the wage ommendation. operate a floating casino off Lt. Gov. Jesus C. Borja even issue. The proposal being entertained the island of Tinian has yet to traveled to the This was from House Speaker by the House is a general increase formally tum in a license ap­ months ago to meet with Diego T. Benavente who believes of 30 cents by April 1st. Current plication with the Tinian Ca­ Yoshiya officials. The casino that the state of the industry is not law sets the wage hike by July 1st. sino Gaming Commission. boat is said to be due in the that bad so as to get adversely Although he has yet to see the This was learned from Paul Commonwealth by April and impacted by such an increase. final board recommendation, the Palmer, executive director of may start gaming operations "I don't think that the garment speaker said the board is likely to the Commission who said an by June. industry will be receiving an in­ propose lower increases for the application is fundamental to But according to Palmer, his crease lower than 30-cents this garment and construction indus­ the licensing process and is thus office has yet to receive an of­ April 1st. This is something I will tries in the proposed tiered sys­ Joaquin S. Torres necessary if the casino ficial application from the said be pushing for and something that tem. plans to start operations this firm and so the licensing pro­ the leadership feels very strong "I was told by Board chairman Saipan. year. cess could not be started. about," said Benavente in an in­ Joaquin S. Torres that the gar­ The Variety yesterday tried to Media reports started circu­ Palmer pointed out that all terview yesterday. ment industry is among those that reach Torres for comment but the lating since late last year that the Commission received from The speaker made the statement may not be able to withstand the latter was not available. Yoshiya Phils., Inc. is plan­ Yoshiya was an informal letter after learning about an apparent said increase," said Benavente. "From my discussions with the ning to bring in a $5 million requesting an application and move by the Wage and Salary Apart from chairing the com­ chairman, the possible recommen­ gaming boat to Tinian to en­ generic information about the Review Board to provide for a mittee tasked by law to set wage dation from them will be a more gage in casino operations. casino industry on Tinian. "less hurting" wage increase for levels, Torres is currently person­ lenient increase for garment, con­ Such reports also told of a Continued on page 6 the Saipan apparel industry. nel director of L&T Corp., the struction and the small retail store The speaker on Monday met largest garment conglomerate on Continued on page 6 Legislative leaders move to Lottery revenues for quarter hit $117,607 mend -CNMI relations THE GOVERNMENT earned a earned by the government such as By Mar-Vic C. Munar CNMI and Guam governments wrote separate letters to Guam total of$ I I? ,607 in revenues from the $9,750 accrued commission Variety News Staff broughf'about by the optic cable Gov. Carl Gutierrez and Speaker lottery operations from Septem­ from instant tickets for the first SENATE. and House leaders issue. Don Parkinson "to extend the ber to December 1995, says the Continued on page 6 have moved to mend the im­ . Senate President Jesus Sablan hand of friendship from the report from the Office of Public paired relations between the and Speaker Diego Benavente . CNMI people to Guam govern- Auditor. ment." · Public Auditor Leo LaMotte )t"~'

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 1996-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-5 Hocog slams Parkinson SENATOR Eusebio A. ifocog, about war and continue to (D-Rota) criticized Speaker work together with our broth­ Don Parkinson in a speech ers and sisters in the Marianas " during Monday's Senate Ses­ he said. ' IF '(ou \.iC~lNG- i\.\A1 VIOLENCE sion, accusing the Guam Leg­ The Rota senator stood firm in 'Jl'a m.law YouR 1-!EAO 15 ~0\NG; TO EX~l.OOE, islature fro trying to escalate his support of Governor Tenorio by: John DelRosario s~LAiTERING; Yo\JR MIJS\-\Y SAA\NS an already volatiie situation. saying "it is important to have the ALL oVER MY NICE, CU:,C..N CARPE1 · The Rota Senator was espe­ fiber optic project move foward More on Wage Debate cially offended by Parkinson's without any outside intervention". IN considering public policy as complex as the rninirnwn wage issue, it is important declaration of "war" on the He also applauded the concilia­ for policy makers to secure and review factual and thorough analysis of social and CNMI. tory stance of Guam Governor economic data so vital in reaching an informed and responsible decision. He said, "The bombs of Guiterrez. The very essence of formulating policy issues based on pertinent thorough analysis World War II are now rusting Hocog said, ''I think the Governor of factual information is to eliminate, as much as possible, any adverse impact upon memories. Even the icy of Guam comprehends the impor­ idealogies of the cold war have the intended constituency. tance of this project and I am confi­ melted into a new world or­ The legislature has established the Wage and Salary Review Board to study and dent that he will do his best to resolve der. Yet here we have an indi­ the sitllali.on without any further con­ submit its findings and recommendations on the wage issue. It follows that it must vidual who wants to start a flict". Eusebio A. Hocog await the submission of the WSRB which should contain appropriate information it war between two islands who needs to review so it arrives at a well reasoned and responsible decision. After all, the share a common goals." "It's NMI is simply following a method used by the US Government in formulating its a notion that truly boggles the own wage policy and the policies for the US Commonwealth of , US mind. Just think about it. The Virgin Islands and American Samoa 'ljellow .1landkerchie Chamorro people have lived Again, logic dictates that as difficult and complex an issue as the current debate on together for centuries in rela­ Family Restaurant wages, we cannot forego the impending worlc of the WSRB in that we would have tive peace, yet here we are in perpetuated the dangerous though usual ad hoc basis that policy questions have been the year 1996 declaring war Special Lunch Chinese Style decide.cl upon our side of the pacific. We seem to be dealing with this issue on a on each other," said Hocog in reactionary basis when reasoned analysis offers a more lasting decision. rrin JACK ANDERSON and MICHAEL BINSTEIN a press statement yesterday. s Bento for $4.50 Interesting that most people agree that there should be an increase in the minimum g: Includes: Rice,Soup & Iced Tea wage, but no one knows with reasonable certainty how much is a good and Hocog went on to empha­ .::al size that both the CNMI and responsible hourly wage or what the local economy can sustain. It goes to illustrate WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND Chinese Guam stand to lose a great the dire need to secure and analyze the latest social and economic data before an deal by refusing to cooperate Filipino educated and responsible decision is reached and translated into public policy. Public with each other. Food policy must be done this way. We must decide our own JXJlicy lest this fantasy Republican-s looking to finish off Democrats He said, "The current prob­ becomes our worst nightmare. lem is simply an economic We also serve I've researched the basis of the thirty cent annual increase as spelled out under WASHINGTON- Few can forget how coldly potent issues cutting in their favor, such as the and concisely former Joint Chiefs Chairman recession and Social Security. reality that must be dealt with Special Lunch for $3.50 pertinent public law. It is obvious that it was never founded on thoroughly analyzed r through communicat.ion and empirical social and economic information. It is more a magical figure pulled out of Colin Powell promised to crush the Iraqi army: The reason, says Cook, is that the Democrats I We're also serving dinner at reasonable price "First we're going to cut it off- and then we're "didn't have a full team on the field." mediation. Our islands are a hat, labeled and defined by advocates of comparable federal wage as a "CNMI l bound to have competing eco­ Open: Monday to Saturday Commitment". I get "don't know shrugs" whenever I quiz who made the going to kill it." This time around the Democrats not only lack Castro allows executor I nomic interests; that is the ·;:. 11 :OOam to 2:00 m • 5:00 m to 10:00 m commitment anyway and was it in fact a commitment. Now Republicans are refining a corollary for a full team but they have cause to fret over the a different battlefield: political control of the fate of their leaders. Republican officials, who to act on Mafnas case nature of the beast," he said. Indeed, I can appreciate the mounting pressure local policy makers must endure According to Hocog both is­ House of Representatives. One of the Republi­ have money to burn, have decided to target By Ferdie de la Torre Anatahan last May 21, killing the on an issue no one seem to know the basis of (magical thirty cent increa<;e annually) land neighbors should never can lieutenants recently summed up the battle high-profile Democrats, even those whom they Variety News Staff late vice speaker. between here and \V ashington. I hope that the baselessness of this magical figure isn't let these conflicts overshadow plan this way: have only a slim chance of defeating. Accord­ THE SUPERIOR Court allowed Hillblom and pilot Robert long the reason that we seem to be riding kamekaze style towards the edge of a cliff. That common interests. "First we beat them (House Democrats), and ing to one GOP source, the Republican National yesterday Larry Lee Hillbiom' s also died in the crash. someone says we should increase wages certainly sounds good, but the you should "If we are truly committed then we take away their staffs, their money and Campaign Committee goal is to "nail them estate executor Bank of Saipan to Prior to the suspension, the ex­ ask yourself whether it is a responsible decision. to raising the standard of liv­ the lobbyist . " (Democratic leaders) down and keep them at respond to a pending case filed by ecutor authorized Carlsmith to file For instance, any increase in wages would trigger what's known as the "bump ing on our islands, we will effect". In other words, an increase is a must for those now earning the proposed Republicans are looking beyond the mere home.... Maybe you don't beat them, but you the heirs of the late House Vice a motion for partial summary stop all this nonsensical talk minimum wage when their subordinates instantly begin making the same amount preservation of their majority status to a longer­ make them crazy. Then we're free to cherry­ Speaker Jesus P. Mafnas. judgment in the Mafnas case. You would have to increase their salaryies over and above the new minimum wage term effort to uproot the vestiges of the Demo­ pick other For example, Republicans believe Presiding Judge Alexandro C. The suspension issued last Feb. to ensure equity in the years they have worked to reach that level. It is also important cratic power base. That means winning elec­ they were the ultimate victor in last year's bitter Castro lifted the suspension of the 29 prevents the firm from talcing to find out how many employees now are on the border line---eaming proposed tions, but also entails a more subterranean set Massachusetts Senate race between incumbent executor but only for the purpose any action on behalf of the estate. wage-will be affected and what will its impact be upon the small business of changes. Democrat Edward Kenn~dy and political nov­ of permitting. executor to allow Since the lower court has not ice Mitt Romney. Kennedy won the election, community here. The 'favor-doing staffs," as this Republican Carlsmith law firm to appear on appointed a special administra­ dubbed them, are not only the intellectual but only after a difficult and expensive fight that behalf of Hillblom's estate at a ut The Industry Wage being envisioned is perh!!Ps the most equitable alternative in tor of the estate, Castro said theresol ution ofthis rathercomplicated ii gsaw puzzle. It would encompass the desire nucleus of the House but they are also situated diverted valuable Democratic resources. One hearing set for March 15 i11 the the court may appoint counsel to increase wages on a tiered basis ba<;ed on fully analyzed factual social and economic to dispense favors and collect hefty campaign Republican says the Kennedy race became a CNMI District Court. to appear and to argue on be­ information for management, supervisory and rank and file employees in both contributions. But this year, Republicans have "sponge" for Democratic money, which helped Castro said the court finds it half of the estate. sectors. It would also save marginal industries from permanent closure. built a 3-to-I fundraising ad vantage over the the Republicans gain ground in races that were most efficient to authorize Last week, the judge also Certainly, some may hold the view that an across the board increase in wages is Democrats. Term-limits may have been part of less high-profile. Carlsmith in the interest of conti­ lifted the suspension of the goodfortheeconomy. Asfragi]easislandeconomiesareknownfor,theCNMiisn't the "Contract With America," but the talk of Republicans make no secret of who their tar­ nuity an!I the preservation of re­ executor but only to allow it exempted from this Jong held view, therefore, it cannot afford toying around with the the Republican cloakroom centers on long­ gets are this year: House Minority Leader Rich­ sources and e'state assets. to respond opposition of case closure of any ofits light industries. For instance, the closure ofthe garment industry term Job-sernrity. ard Gephardt D-Mo., Minority Whip Davi Denying the executor's motion pending before the Supreme brings into focus an important issue: Would the other industries here, i.e .• be If Republicans can focus on the size as op­ Boni or, D-Mich., Democratic Caucus Chair Vic for reconsideration of the court's Court. able to absorb those who would be displaced by such closure? Would the surviving posed to the survival of their 236-197 majority, Fazio, D-Calif., and Rep. Martin Frost, D-Texas, suspension order, Castro, how­ Castro also appointed a Cali­ industries make-up for the revenue loss? Remember. someone would have to pa,y for it's largely because they are winning the all­ who heads the Democrats' Congressional Cam­ ever, emphasized that the execu­ fornia-based law firm to rep­ significant losses in revenue and I seriously doubted that more taxes is the ultimate important ground war: Fundraising, recruit­ paign Committee. Fazio and Frost hail from tor remains suspended. resent the executor in a law­ ment and retirements. very competitive districts and would have tough answer either. Mafnas' heirs sued the estate suit in and investi­ If it seems like all you do is pay bill after bill, and wonder how you'\\ Furthermore, we would have seen the domino effect such a closure would inflict "Democrats have a lot more retirements (23) races even without the GOP pressure. seekiong damages caused by the gate a third paternity claim in on other businesses which were established to service the garment industry, i.e., than Republicans (12) have," explains political The Republican attack on Bonior is as much seaplane crash in the vicinity of the Philippines. ~ver be able to cover all your expenses, it's time to get your shipping both air and sea, airlines who came into the CNMI to deal with the lucrative sage Charles Cook. "The Democratic open seats personal as it is political. One month after the finances together and pay one bill instead of six! cargo business; insurance companies; local grocery stores both large and small, are a lot more vulnerable to Republican pick­ I 994 Republican rout, Bonier began a carpet among others. It doesn't make any good business sense staying in business when ups than the Republican open seats are, and bc,mbing attack against House Speaker Newt Hopwood 8th graders losses rather than profits become the daily norm. It means bankruptcy and closing Republicans have one of the best recruiting Gingrich, calling for an outside investigation DEBT CONSOLIDATION your doors permanently. classes they've had in a 10I)_$ time versus the into ethical allegations. Bonier recently got his You can consoli

10-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-WEDNESDAY-MARCH 13, 1996 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 1996 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-11 US-owned copper mine attacked in New Guinea Satellite capsule returns to Earth JAKARTA, (AP) the mine. COLORADO SPRJNGS, Colo­ Command here. worse, smash into an inhabited The capsule is the last of the capsule appeared on radar to be - A U .S.-owned copper mine "They attacked the workers' rado (AP) - A 2-ton ( 1.8 metric As expected, the Space Com­ area. satellite's eight components to 1.5 square meters, a size large in New Guinea closed tempo­ ton) capsule from a Chinese spy mess, broke some windows,'' mand lost track of the capsule The Space Command has been remain in orbit. enough that it had a chance to rarily Monday after a week­ satellite most likely splashed into said the officer, who spoke on after it was about SO miles (85 tracking the FSW-1 imaging sat­ The main satellite, a rocket body survive re-entry. Smaller objects the Atlantic Ocean if it survived end attack by 200 members of condition of anonymity. kilometers) above Earth and sci­ ellite since its launch Oct. 8, 1993. and five pieces of debris returned usually bum up when entering the re-entry into Earth's atmosphere, a tribe who smashed windows Nearby buildings and manage­ entists weren't sure whether it The Space Command's track­ to Earth within the established atmosphere. the Air Force said. burned up. and damaged a cafeteria. ment offices also were dam­ ing equipment is pointed at space timeline of less than a month of Aviation Week had predicted The capsule had been tumbling The Jakarta newspaper aged. "If it survived re-entry, it to look for incoming missiles, so the launch. that the satellite would smash to out of control at 17,000 mph Kompas said the attack Sun­ The officer said some ar­ should have impacted in the it had no way of knowing for sure The capsule, which weighs Earth virtually intact because it day was prompted by a car (27,357 kilometers) when it re­ rests were made, but declined mid-southern Atlantic," Knox where the capsule landed after 4,000 pounds ( 1.8 metric tons), has a heat shield designed to pro­ entered the atmosphere just after accident near the mine that to elaborate. said. penetrating the atmosphere. was carrying a diamond-encrusted tect its cameras and film. was incorrectly reported to 11 p.m. EST late Monday above The mine shut down early Officials had said all along "Unless somebody finds a piece commemorating Mao Tse­ On the other hand, Maj. Steve the ocean, said Dave Knox, a have killed a pedestrian. The Monday "as a precautionary there was not much chance that ofit, there'snowaytoknowwhere tung 's 100th birthday and a 24- Boylan said, it is difficult to pre­ spokesman for the U.S. Space mine would not say whether measure" and was to reopen the satellite would hit land, or it hit," Knox: said. karatgold mold for printing U.S. dict what condition the capsule the driver was a mine em­ Tuesday, said Paul Murphy, a banknotes, according to a report might be in after spending 30times ployee. vice president of Freeport in last year by China's Xinmin longer in space than it was sup­ The mine, owned by Jakarta. Okinawa governor says US Evening News. posed to. Freeport McMoran Copper Freeport Indonesia is a subsid­ The report said the items were "There are too many variables," and Gold Inc., also is the tar­ iary of Freeport-McMoran Cop­ among souvenirs put aboard the he said. get of complaints by environ­ per and Gold Co. Inc., which re­ satellite in hopes the space trip In 1994, 96 objects a square mentalists and its neighbors, cently signed a contract with the bases increasing crime risk would increase their value. meter or larger re-entered the at­ who say it has dumped tox:ic Indonesian government to expand Barbara Cannon, center, mother of Marine Pfc. Kendrick Ledet, of Waycross, Ga., talks to reporters after her TOKYO (AP) - Okinawa's guing Monday that avoiding dis­ quoted him as telling the court. The satellite had been designed mosphere, withmostofthemland­ waste in rivers and damaged its operations in New Guinea. son received a sentence of six years and six months imprisonment at Naha district Court in Naha on Okinawa, governor told a court Monday criminatory policies should have Before the three-hour session, to re-enter Earth's atmosphere ing in oceans, the space center Japan, Thursday. Leget is one of three U.S. servicemen convicted in the rape of an Okinawan girl. Man at the surrounding forest. The U.S. government's Over­ that his people face an in­ priority. more than 500 people lined up over China with the activation of said. So far this year, 11 objects The attack was carried out by seas Private Investment Corp. left in U.S. lawyer Michael Griffith. (AP Photo) ,, creased risk of crime from "Of course the U.S.-Japan Se­ outside the court for the 38 seats a solid propellant motor located have reentered, all of them over members of the Menok tribe, canceled Freeport's $100 million U.S. bases on the island, and curity Treaty is important, but to allotted to the general public. Af­ below the capsule. But while ocean areas. an army officer told The As­ political risk insurance policy that forcing them to accept the tell Okinawans that therefore they terward, several dozen demon­ seven pieces of the satellite fell to The space conunand said 11 sociated Press by telephone last month because of envi­ Coinpetition, sluITip make for \ bases is discrimination. are the only ones who must en­ strators outside the court raised Earth, the capsule went into a ground-based radars worldwide from the town of Timika near ronmental concerns. r Gov. Masahide Ota was in dure this situation strikes me as banners and shouted slogans sup­ higher orbit. had tracked the capsule, which had court because Japan's central being discriminatory," NHK porting Ota. The Space Command said the orbited Earth every 88 minutes. leaner corporate life in Japan government has sued him, de­ i manding that he carry out his By KOZO MIZOGUCHI changed Toyota's approach said newspaper company,. is intro­ assigned duty to force REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS ducing an annual salary system TOKYO (AP)-Ex:perience may Koki Konishi, assistant manager Okinawan landowners to re­ be the best teacher, but for Japa­ of the company's International for its 100 senior staff writers The Commonwealth Ports Authority (CPA) is so­ new leases for the American nese company workers squeezed Public Relations Division. starting next month. Under the liciting proposals for the procurement of one (l) bases, some of which ex:pire by tougher competition and a "We feel we need to act be­ new system, the reporters will I at the end of this month. JUJT TOJJ OUT new tractor (models built from 1995 and up) for slumping economy, it may not fore it's too late," he said. have three-year contracts and f Ota is refusing, and wants all agricultural use with 2300/2500 RPM, 70-80 Gross Konishi said the difference negotiate their salary yearly. necessary mean better pay. the bases removed. HP 6070 HP on PTO, two-wheel drive with the In an attempt to deal with the between the lowest and highest The contracts can be extended "Seventy-five percent of the tire size 16. 9 x 24 x 8 reply rear; 7.50 x 16 x 6 front, tougher times, an increasing salaries among the company's based on performance. \ (land used for) U.S. military bases number of Japanese companies department heads will widen by The moves have government power steering, dual stage clutch, hydraulic in Japan is concentrated in are replacing their traditional up to 7 million yen ($67,000) a backing. On Friday (March 8), THE REMOTE!!! system, diesel fueL 12 volt system with a\\ addi­ Okinawa," he noted. Kyodo seniority system with ones em­ year under the new system, an advisory group to the Minis­ tional standard equipment and transmission of News quoted him as saying the phasizing job performance, es­ which was implemented in Janu­ try of International Trade and eight forvvard and four speed reserve with slid­ burden of the bases "should be pecially for their higher-level ary. Industry urged companies to TWO RWOAJg TD KffPIT DAI XMC:.11.., shared equally by all of the Japa­ ing collars and helical gears industrial yellow managers. The new evaluation system review their wage systems in nese people." color, four cylinders, 450 RPM PTO. Please in­ "It is the natural direction at applies to 4,819 workers in the race to stay competitive. His testimony at the Fukuoka All Tl-II~ WffK 'I clude in your proposal the cost, insurance, and big companies to set an managerial positions. That is Most Japanese companies pay High Court's branch in Naha, the freight (CIF) to West Tinian Airport. employee's wages based on per­ about 7 percent of Toyota's to­ their workers according to a Okinawan capital, came four days formance," said Toshio tal workforce of?0,000, Konishi scale on which wages rise auto­ TONICiHT! THURSDAY! after a three-judge panel there Kimura, an industrial economist said. matically with age. The entire Proposals must be submitted to the Common­ found three U.S. servicemen at Osaka City University. Mitsubishi Electric Corp., a scale is generally raised each wealth Ports Authority, Office of the Executive guilty of raping a 12-year-old One of the companies leading major electronics maker, is also year after labor-management Director, P.O. Box l 055, Saipan International Air­ schoolgirl on Okinawa last Sep­ WHO RULES the way into the more competi­ considering broadening a per­ negotiations. tember. They were sentenced to GOVERNOR port, on or before March 29, at l OAM at which tive workplace is Toyota Motor formance-based wage system But faced with a slumping THE prison terms ranging from 6 1/2 time the proposal(s) will be publicly opened and Corp., Japan's largest now applied only to manage­ economy, now in fifth year in TENORIO to 7 years. read. The CPA reserves the right to reject any automaker, which until recently ment-level personnel to include Japan and the deepest recession COURT IN __, Since the rape, record num­ AND had a reputation for conserva­ all 48,000 employees, said since Wt>rld War II, companies and all proposals pursuant to Section 3.2 (7) of bers of Okinawans have ral­ SAIPAN tive management. spokesman Wakasaburo Kondo. have been forced to unload ex­ GOVERNOR CPA's Procurement Rules and Regulations, lied against the heavy U.S. International competition has Asahi Shimbun, a leading pensive employees who may not military prese.nce in Okinawa, GUTIERREZ AMATEUR ___ be contributing to the bottom line. 1,600 kilometers (1,000 miles) Matsushita Electric Industrial MEET ON BASKETBALL? southwest of Tokyo. Co., Japan's largest electronics Ota argued that the bases do TONIGHT'S TOYOTA WHEELS maker, will ease out some of its not enforce adequate discipline. vs highly paid managers in their He told the court that thousands FT/SNE IRE BLOW UT 50s with incentives starting in of crimes have been committed April, the company said recently. by Americans on the island since CASH & CARRY PRICES Career progress in most Japa­ it was occupied at the end ofWorld Lite LIVE! , SIZE PRICE . nese companies has been based War II, according to public broad­ traditionally on the time of ser­ 155R12 ...... $27.95 caster NHK, but did not supply vice. Few employees change to a 185/70R14 ...... $55.95 Japanese crime figures for com­ 13asketball rival company in mid-career. The parison. II 185/60R14 ...... $57.95 so-called "lifetime employment'' The governor has said the bases, ()layoffs! 195/60R 15 ...... $64.95 system is credited with contribut­ ee 235/75R 15 ...... $77.95 which take up about one-fifth of Coverage brought to you in part by: Coverage brought to you in part by: ing to Japan's rapid economic the island, impair Okinawa's eco­ Mariana Resort, GMHP, and Saipan Ice & Water Miller & Miller Lite, and IT&E TRUCK SPECIALS growth since the end of World nomic development and are one Limited Quantity War II. 235/85R16 ...... $89.95 of the main reasons it remains But the system is now threat­ Japan's poorest region. The is­ 900X20...... $199.95 ened by slow growth and the rise land group accounts for less than THE GEST IN N 15 ~IGHT HE~E ON of the yen, which hurts ex:port­ I percent ofJ apan' s total area. MARIANAS 1 • ..., ...... ,. oriented industries such as elec­ In a previous session, lawyers :... .- n•w tronics and automakers. for the central government ar­ ~ \~~~~,~ Despite the lingering recession, CABLEVISION ..... gued that there is a public in­ iirii~-!§l!J! • • a...urlia V.,, • wages are still rising. They rose terest in maintaining the Ja­ an average 2. 7 percent, or last "MC.117 pan-U.S. security alliance and localed al Triple J Motors, Bea1h Rd., Garapan year, after rising 3.0 percent in the U.S. military presence on \.l~I 1994, 3. 7 percent in 1993 and 5.1 YOUR CHANNEL Call Tel. 234·7133 Okinawa. Open Mon•Sat: 7:30am•5:30pm percent in 1992, according to the Labor Ministry. But NHK quoted Ota as ar- 12-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-WEDNESDAY- MARCH 13 , 1996 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 1996 -MARIAN AS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-13 Business/Trade ~5- Strike idles more GM plants Big letdown for gold inve tors By JAMES HANNAH There were indications that talks David Healy, a financial analyst that point," Healy said. plants. Anotherllofroughly200 DAYTON, Ohio(AP)-A week-old with the United Auto Workers had with the -based Bwnham GM spokesman Tom Klipstine in GM parts plants in Nonh America By CHET CURRIER claimed that a "breakout" had oc­ of disappointments it has dealt the vicissitudes of inflation, cur­ gold bu!Jion in 1871 would actually strike at two General Motors Corp. stalled. No progress was reported Securities, said GM could lose dlrs subwban Detroit, would not com­ have been affected, with some work­ NEW YORK (AP) - On the curred. out to its devoted band of follow­ rency fluctuations, and political have fallen in value by today, after brake factories is strangling the over the weekend and no new talks 250 million a week if all of its 29 car ment on a report in the local newspa­ ers being sent home but production charts that track the ups and But a few weeks later, gold has ers over the past 15 years. and economic uncertainty. adjusting for infiation and storage world's largest automaker, closing werescheduled,GMspokesmanJirn and truck assembly plants in Nonh per, The Oakland Press, that virtually continuing.Ina11,about55,000work- · downs of the financial markets, fallen back to the low-to-mid Even at its recent high of around But gold has performed poorly costs. In real tenns. that 187 l dollar nearly half the company's North Hagedon said. Local 6% President America are idled. The automaker all of GM' s North American assem­ ers have been idled by the strike. the jump in gold prices that caused $390s, and now hovers once again $4 I 6 an ouncc:, gold was still down - both in absolute terms and by would now be worth just 80 cents.'' America assembly plants and idling Joe Hasenjagersaid the strike "could earned dlrs 6.9 billion in 1995. bly plants may have to close by The Delphi Chassis workers struck such a stir in the early weeks of within the narrow range where it more than 50 percent from the comparison to the paper invest­ By contrast, according to Market thousands of workers. be a long one." ''It just gradually cascades up to Wednesday if the strike continues. over safety and job security ismies. 1996 is starting to look more like has fluctuated for most of this peak of about $875 it reached in ments traded in the bond and stock Logic, Sl invested in stcx:k..s in 1871 Investors appeared to shrug offthe The plants supply brake systems and a molehill than a mountain. decade. early 1980 at the height of an markets. would have grown to $22,270,com­ effects of the strike Monday, boost­ parts to nearly all of GM' s assembly When the price of gold climbed Perhaps the gold market will inflationary frenzy on Wall Street. If you look at all of modern fi­ pounding at an average rnte of 8.3 ingGM'sstockbydlrs l.75ashareto plants. above $400 a troy ounce to its spring back to life again soon. But Many times since, analysts have nancial history. says investment percent a year. A dollar invested in dlrs56.621-2ontheNewYorkStock The major issue in the dispute is highest level in more than a year for the present, it has simply added argued eloquently for gold as a adviser Norman Fosback, the same Treasury bills grew to $9.38. NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) • Iflraq doesresume sales, it will and a half, many analysts pro- letter wrotf of}l0,000 barrels a rels atday; the newsletter Dayton on March 5, GM has been Tinian Job Vacancies day in New York. day inlran' s output, the news- noted, .. . i forcedtoshutdown 14NorthAmeri­ Stocks end I The West Tinian Airport o1 the Commonwealth Ports can assembly plants and six parts l Authority is looking for applicants for the 1o\\owing po­ higher, as· sitions: One (1) General Maintenance PUBLIC NOTICE i dollar mixed One (1) Weather Observer COASTAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT • DEPARTMENT OF LANDS AND NATURAL RESOURCES in Tokyo \ One (1) Security Officer 2ND FLOOR, MORGEN BUILDING, SAIPAN The minimum qualifications of a Security Officer is COMMONWEALTH OF THE NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS 96950 TOKYO (AP)- Tokyo stock prices TEL. NO. 234·6623/7320/3970 • MARCH 11, 1996 • FN: PN0396AA.11 graduation from high school or GED and must have bounced back moderately at late law enforcement experience or related field. THE FOLLOWING IS A PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT OF COASTAL PERMIT APPLICATIONS RECEIVED BY THE CAM OFFICES: morning in Tokyo Tuesday follow­ The minimum qualifications for a Weather Observer · . DATE APPLICATION · · ing an overnight recovery on Wall \ APPLICANT . . RECEIVED PROJECT · LOCATION TYPE STATUS . Street The U.S. dollar was traded is graduation from high school or GED. Experience in . APPLICATION DESCRIPTION · . , · · mixed against the yen· air traffic control or weather observer are pre1erred but l WORLD PHOTO PRESS 02/15/96 SSm-96-X-64 FILMING ALL SHORELINE APC SHORELINE APC APPROVED (02/16/96)" The 225-issue Nikkei Stock Aver­ not mandatory. 2. SHUELI-SHA INC. 02/20/96 SSm-96-X-65 FILMING ALL SHORELINE APC SHORELINE APC APPROVED (02/20/96)" age rose 144.llpoints, or0.73 per­ People line up to buy rice in a Taipei s_uperma_rket Thursday, a day before Chif!a plans to conduct m~ssi/e The minimum qualifications for General Maintenance cent., closing the morning session at firing tests near Taiwan. For the first time, Chma acknowledged Thursday that ,ts planned week of missile 3. MAGAZINE MAGAZINE 02/20/96 SSm-96-X-66 FILMING ALL SHORELINE APC SHORELINE APC APPROVED (02/20/96)" tests near Taiwan is designed partly to intimidate and thwart the island's pro-independence movement. is graduation form high school or equivalent and must 19,94D.40 points. On Monday, the 4. POST CON·CON 02/20/96 SSm-96-X-67 SIGNBOARD BEACH ROAD, GARAPAN SHORELINE APC APPROVED (02/23/96) • Although there was no apparent panic in the Taiwanese capital of Taipei Thursday, unease was evident. have experience in routine terminal repairs and main­ average fell 359.58 points, or l.78 In banks people converted their savings to U.S. dollars and shoppers emerged form stores laden with extra tenance procedures. 5. KARIDAT SOCIAL SERVICE 02/12/96 SSm-96-X-68 CAMP-OUT ACTIVITIESS OBYAN BEACH SHORELINE APC UNDER REVIEW' percent, closing at 19,796.29. bags of rice. (AP Photo) 6. PANORAMA 02/21/96 SSm-96-X-69 FILMING ALL SHORELINE SHORELINE APC APPROVED (02/23/96) • Tokyo stocks rose in line with an Applications forms are available at the West Tinian Air­ 7. SUN-SHUPPAN CORP. 02/22/96 SSm-96·X-70 FILMING ALL SHORELINE APC SHORELINE APC APPROVED (02/23196)* overnight rebound on Wall Streetand COMMONWEALTH OF THE NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS port Manager's Office, Applications must be submitted 8. RIC TOURS, INC. 02/23/96 SS/LRm-96·X-71 FILMING ALL SHORELINE APC SHORELINE APC APPROVED (02/28/96) • a rise in Nikkei futures on the Chi­ along with an updated police clearance dating back MANAGAHA ISLAND cago Mercantile Exchange, traders Department of Labor & Immigration five years. For more information, please call 433-9296. 9. MARIANAS VISITORS 02/21/96 SSm·96·X·72 STAGE MICRO BEACH SHORELINE APC APPROVED (02/29/96) • said. The deadline for submission of applications is 4:30 p.m. BUREAU A trader of Sanyo Securities said on March 15, 1996. 10. GRIPS CORP. 02/23/96 SSm-96-X-73/74 FILMING ALL SHORELINE APC SHORELINE APC APPROVED (02/27/96) • investors were reassured by a 110.55- 11. VICTOR B. HOCOG 02/23/96 RSm-96-X-75 BEACH COTIAGES ALL SHORELINE APC SHORELINE APC UNDER REVIEW* pointrally in the Dow Jones industrial average on Monday. 12. MACH TOUR 02/26/96 SSm-96-X-76 FILMING ALL SHORELINE SHORELINE APC APPROVED (02/29/96)" PUBI.IC NOTICI Buying by foreign investors con­ THE SECRETARY of Labor and Immigration puts the general public on notice that the Depart­ 02/27/96 SLRm-96-X-77 MN FOR RESCUE NIKKO HOTEL LAGOON & REEF APC UNDER REVIEW" 13. HOTEL NIKKO SAIPAN tributed partly to Tokyo's rebound ment will be holding public hearings in the 1st, 2nd and ~rd Senatorial ~istricts regarding pro­ 14. MARIANAS JOY RESORT 02/26/96 SSm-96·X·78 BEACH HOUSE CHALAN PIAO SHORELINE APC UNDER REVIEW* during the morning, said the trader, posed amendments to the Alien Labor Rules and Regulations, published 1n the Commonwealth HAWAII 15. HAKUBOTAN ENT. 02122/96 SS-96·X-76 WAREHOUSE SAN JOSE SHORELINE APC UNDER REVIEW" who spoke on condition of anonym­ Register, Volume 17 Number 12 at pages 13874 through 13906 on December 15, 1995. The hearing dates and locations will be as follows: 16. GLOBAL 03/29/96 SPlm·96-X-80 DEMOLITION LOWER BASE PORT & INDUSTRIAL APG APPROVED (03/06/96) • ity. ThcDowaveragecloseddown PRIPAUTORJ !l~lftJ2JlfJJ11f ,·, MANUFACTURING CORP. 171.24 points at 5,470.45 on Friday lni Location Date 17. GOOD DAY COORD. 03/01/96 SSm-96·X·81 FILMING ALL SHORELINE APC SHORELINE APC APPROVED (03/06/96) • following an unexpected rise in the Prospective students and their parenis 2re co;diciiy in- /f/l The Roundhouse March 6:00 pm 18. MAGAZINE MAGAZINE 03101196 SSm·96-X·B2 FILMING ALL SHORELINE APC SHORELINE APG APPROVED (03/06/96)" U.S., raisingfearsthatthe U.S.central Songsong Village vited to meet Associate Director Beth Nal(ama.ru '87 at a ~ bank will change its credit policy 19. EPSON PRODUCTION 03104196 5Sm·96·X·83 FILMING ALL SHORELINE SHORELINE APC APPROVED (03/06196)" ROTA reception on Monday, March 18, 1996 at the Joeten­ sometime soon. 20. CUC 03/27/96 SSm·96·X·84 PUMP STATION SAN ANTONIO SHORELINE APC UNDER REVIEW· Kiyu Public Library at 6:30 p.m. RENOVATION The Tokyo Stock Price Index ofall PSS Cafeteria March 14 7:00pm 21. SUN·SHUPPAN CORP. 03/04/96 SSm-96-X-85 FILMING ALL SHORELINE APG SHORELINE APC APPROVED (03/06/96) • issueslistedon the first section was up San Jose Village 8.95 points, or 0.59 percent, to TINIAN 22. SAIPAN LAUNCH SERV. 03/04/96 SLRm·96·X-86 HULL PAINTING CHARLIE DOCK LAGOON & REEF APC APPROVED (03/06/96) * Please RSVP to Mrs. Frances De map an@ 234-5562/68 1,534.43. The TOPIX closed at 23. SAIPAN SEA VENTURE 03/04/96 SPlm·96-X·87 DRYDOCK SEAPLANCE RAMP PORT & INDUSTRIAL APC APPROVED (03/08/96)" 1,525.48 points on Monday, down Multi-Purpose March 15 7:00 pm 24. PACIFIC DEV. INC. 03/04/96 SP1m·96-X-88 DRYDOCK CHALAN KANOA SHORELINE APC APPROVED (03/08/96) • 18.42 points, or 1.19 percent Center Hawaii Preparatory Academy is a fully accredited K-12 At late morning, the dollar was Susupe coeducational, college preparatory school for boarding 25. LOURDES I. CHOLYMAY 03/06/96 SSm·96·X·89 FUNDRAISING BOOTH ALL SHORELINE APC SHORELINE APC APPROVED (03/08.96) * SAIPAN 26. USE US CORPORATION 03/06/96 SSm-96-X-90 FILMING ALL SHORELINE SHORELINE APC APPROVED (03/07 /96) • tradedat 105.38yen, unchanged from and day students. A boarding program is available in its late Monday level in Tokyo but The general public is invited to present oral or written testimony with regards to the proposed 27. SEISHIN FARM 01/20/96 SMS-96-X-214 SWINE FARM MARPI MAJOR SITING CERTIFIED COMP?ETE grades 6 through 12. Average class size is 15. Sum­ (03/0 /96)* slightly lower than its late New York amendments. . . s · Ti , level of 105.41 yen on Monday. Interested parties should contact the Department of Labor and lmm1grat1on on a1pan, 1n1an or mer Program: June 18-July 19, 1996. Need based fi­ 28. IOTA PARTNERS 01/12/96 RMS-96-X-12 SALVAGE ROTA MAJOR SITING CERTIFIED COMP?ITT [ (03/0 /96)" Traders said the dollar was stable ;, Rota for more information. . . nancial aid is available. Parties-who intend to present oral testimony at these hearings are requested to submit a written 29. WINNERS CORPORATION 01/18/96 SMS·96-X-20 GARMENT FACTORY SAN ANTONIO MAJOR SITING CERTIFIED COMPL~ amid a lack of news affecting the (03/07196 • ! market copy of their testimony at the hearing. Hawaii Preparatory Academy Admission Office 30. L & T GROUP OF CO. 01/26/95 SMS·96-X·219 SHOPPING CENTER GARAPAN MAJOR SITING APPROVED (02/29/96)" The benchmark No. 182 IO-year I ! Si Yu'us Ma'ase P.O. Box 428, Kamuela, Hawaii 96743 Publication of the above list is in accordance with CRM Regulations which require all permtt applications to be published in alocal newspapers witllin 15 days of receipt of application. The list reflects recently Japanese government bonds were r received permtt applications and those with a recent change in status. New applications are marl

. -·. MEAT DEPT. IM«lllllUJIIJMQI I'-

1 MARCH ~J TO 19 MOST OF OU~ P~fCES Sl.RSHEJ> a'8ElOW COSTf!f .·)~I' w~~uwtt ~--- NIVEA TOASTMASTER MOISTURIZING PERSONAL SIZE LOTION, 12 OZ. COFFEEMAKER • U.S. PORK SPARERIBS $ 20LBS. U.S. HEAD CABBAGE ™ St P~'" ~~ wi& tJ.Je /1,,,s /uup,! U.S. CHICKEN DRUMS" U.S. FRESH GINGER 5 LBS.BAG ·. . GROCERIES . RIGHT GUARD MIRR06QT. ' SPEED COOKER U.S. PORK CHOPS U.S. BROWN POTATOES DEODORANT IOOZ. • . SEAFOOD U.S. GREEN BELL PEPPER

U.S. CANTALOUPE TOASTMASTER 5 SPEED HAND­ MIXER .. ·. BEVERAGE.S· , . · ...... '

PENTECH 30 CT. FINELINE WATERCOLOR HD BATH- ZEE PAPER REYNOLD WJ:fLDS ROOM TOWELS REDI PAN ALUMINUM TISSUE l ROLLS CAKE PAN FOIL 12ROLLS PACK 4 CT. 12"X75 SQF-T.. BETTY CROCKER SUPER MOIST CAKE HIX 5 1 4 ANY FLAVOR s5biA. 3~. 7f.K. s2 ~ IKARI SNORKEL HOME & GARDEN ALL &MASK SWIM S 65 SET PURPOSE FLOUR CL.EANING ·SUPP. . ' . ' FROZEN WHOLE SAPPORO ICHIBAN RAMEN MACKEREL 24/3.5 OZ. ANY FLAVOR

KIKKOMAN SOY SAUCE 1.8 LITRE MEN'S LEVI'S {EANS, LADIES PRINTED SILVERTAB4 06 $]8eycy BLOUSES $i!~~ SPRINGFIELD WHOLE BY BEST FRIEND KERNEL CORN, 15.25 OZ. HEN'S ALOHA SHIRT LADIES LEGGINGS ALOHA MAID FRUIT BRUNSWICK SARDINES BY TORI RICHARD $3699 BY WHITE $21QQ DRINKS 24111.5 OZ. IN OIL, 3.75 OZ. 89' BUD FAMILY IN CAN PACIFIC BLOSSOM CALROSE 12/12 oz. $; l 95 BOYS STRIPE SHIRTS GIRLS SHORT SET RICE, 50 LBS. ~ BYM.B. $999 BYNIKKY s1aq9 COKE, SPRITE OR FANT AS K,\NGWAN JASMINE RICE $I , 75 24112 oz. 50 LBs. m I EA. BOYS SHORTS GIRLS BOBBIE SET BYM.B. SJ )99 BY BEBE TAHITI $)399 PEPSI PRODUCTS OR 7 -UP $ CALIFORNIA GIRL )Q 24112 oz. 75 $1 cs. _w_Ho_LE_B_A_BY_c_LA_M_, _1o_oz_._-=-R_EA. TIDE SNUGGLE SPRING- OCTAGON'. WHITE HORSE WHISKY THREE DIAMOND TUNA ft ( POWDER ~f~~~E UP AUTO ~HIHG 750mL e ~~'.f 7 OZ. "'f J EA. ~sEl6~%~N SOFTENER WASHING LIQUID ------"'-'""'-=- 20 oz. 50 OZ. REG. 40 OZ .. MILLER LITE BEER 12112 OZ. FOR _fl_n_~~-B-UY-T-EA-B-AG_s __s1__ 3_,qE....,.A $18 Q! $~ Oi $I~ $i ~~ 16-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-WEDNESDAY-MARCH 13, 1996 ------~------'----WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 1996-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-17 to meet with Kashmiri rebels By THOMAS WAGNER Ramamohan Rao, the spokesman It was the first time that Kasluniri groups, criticized the Huniyat Con­ elections which never took place. Peres notesArafat progress NEW DELHI, India (AP) - India for the federally controlled state gov­ rebels had proposed talks without ference for failing to unify the many India's governing Congress By KARIN LAUB Izzedine al-Qassam,had still not been for 12 hours Monday morning to has accepted an offer by four well­ ernment in Kashmir, agreed: 'Ths demanding that Pakistani officials guerrilla groups, who sometimes Party also faces a general elec­ JERUSALEM (AP)- Palestinian caught allow Palestinians to stock up on known Kasluniri separatists for Wl­ would be the first formal talks with take part in them, a condition that battle one another, or achieve any­ tion in the next few months, leader Yasser Arafat has made "We demand that all of them be supplies. Peres has said he would conditional talks aimed at ending the high-ranking government officials India would not accept. thing. and Cha van may see proposed progress in his campaign against the arrested, not because we want to in­ not remove the banicades arolUld the The four rebels, who are no Chavan has often been known peace talks in Jammu-Kash­ insurgency in Kashmir, officials said and Kashmir:i militants since the in­ Muslim group Hamas, but several tervene in what he is doing, but be­ communities unless Arafat's forces Tue._<;day. surrection began," he said longer involved in the fighting or to propose breakthroughs in mir as a way of winning Mus­ militant leaders are still at large, Is­ causewewanttobecertainthatthose catch I 3 Hamas leaders on 's No date or venue has been set for Dozens ofmilitant groups are fight­ hold senior posts in their guerrilla Jammu-Kashmir, such as local lim votes. raeli Prime Minister Shimon Peres dangerous people will not have a free most-wanted list Arafat said nine out the talks, but they could begin next ingforindependenceinJammu-Kash­ said Monday. Arafat complained week, after the cwrent session of mir, the only state in mostly Hindu hand,'' Peres told reporters. ofthe 13arealreadyindetention. that a blanket 16-day closure that bars Parliament, and involve top adminis­ India with a Muslim majority. AmongthefugitivesisMohammed Col. Hussein Sheik, a senior Pales­ Palestinians from entering Israel has trators from New Delhi. Some are supported by Islamic opposition claints cops Deif, commander of Izzedine al­ tinian police commander, said Mon­ pushed the Gaza Strip to the brink of The two officials acknowledged . India and Pakistan have Qassam. Hamas is responsible for day that his forces arrested dozens Ji starvation. "The bitterness begets that such talks may not amount to fought two wars over Kashmir, and it i.•., .. fourrecentsuicide bombings in Israel more suspected militants overnight, moresuicidebombers," Arafattold muchatfirst, because the fourguenil­ is divided between them by a cease­ killed 27 protesters in I~an that killed 62 people including the with the total of detainees now at lI Israeli peace activists. las proposed them after being driven fire line that both sides fire across. forces fired again, killing or bombers. morethan600. NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) - The people gathered outside City Hall ~ Israeli and Palestinian security TheUnitedStateswantsArafatto out of 1heir militant groups. On Tuesday, K.R. Rao and wounding several demonstrators, r: He denied a report in Time Maga­ main Iranian opposition group and began shouting anti-govern­ forcesdetaineddozens moreHamas arrestalllzzedineal-Qassamleaders The offer also was quickly con­ Ramamohan Rao confinned that the Mujahedeen said without giv­ zine that five Hamassuicidebomber. said anti-riot police opened fire ment slogans. before Wednesday's international hadbeenhandedexplosivesbytheir demned by the Huniyat Conference, HomeMinisterS.B. Oiavanhadtold ing specifics. on a group of protesters in north­ When security forces inter­ Shimon Peres anti-terrorism summit in Egypt, the Yasser Arafat handlers and were ready to strike. a coolition of political and religious reporters in Nagpur, India, on SlUl­ Public discontent has been on the western Iran, killing 27 people vened, the demonstrators smashed Syria scoffs Israeli daily HaaretzsaidMonday. "I think that this is not true,'' said leaders in Kashmir. day, that the government was ready rise in Iran, where more than 50 and injuring 80. the windows of banks and gov­ activists in fresh raids overnight, and Arafat complained that the more Palestinian laborers age35 and older Nevertheless, theofficialssaidsuch for the talks proposed by the mili­ percent of the country's 60 million Sheik, whosemenarrestedthemas­ There was no independent con­ ernment buildings, the statement at Israelis' Israel briefly lifted a weeklong siege than 900,000 residents of the Gaza to return to their jobs in Israel. termindofthree ofthe last four blasts. talks could one day lead to a break­ tants, and that they and other rebels firmation of the report and Iran's people live in poverty, said. ofWestBanktownsandvillagesthat Strip were running out of meat, fish The government decided to let an Israeli troops raided the WestBank through in ending the six-year insur­ were informed state-controlled media made no In recent years, deteriorating social Mujahedeensaidsecurityforces call to shut confines Palestinians to their com­ andotherstaples. 'Tuscurfewhas additional 16,500foreignerscometo villageofHussanatdawnMonday. gency, which has killed 20,000 sol­ On Feb. 8, the talks were proposed mention of any protests. then opened fire on the crowd, and economic conditions have led to munities. brought the Gaza population to the Israel to replace Palestinians. Soldiers working off lists ofnames diers, militants or civilians since late in a joint statement by the four rebels: But the Iraq-based Mu jahedeen killing 27 and wounding 80. The street riots in many Iranian cities. Palestinian PeressaidMondaythatArafathas brink of starvation,'' Israeli peace Before the latest closure, imposed knocked on doors ofseveral homes, 1989. Bab bar Badr of the Muslim Janbaaz Khalq, or People' sHoly Warriors, angry mob killed two policemen, TheMujahedeenhasoftenreported mettwooutofthreeisraelidemand~ activist Uri Avneri quoted Arafat as Feb. 25, some 60,000 Palestinians and suspects were led away blind­ "Hopefully talks with these mili­ Force; Bilal Lodi of the Al Barq rebel said protests erupted Friday in the the statement said. accurate! y on these protests, though radical group -outlawing Muslim militant groups tellinghiminameetingSunday. worked in Israel, mainly in agricul­ foldedandhandcuffed. tants will eventually pave the way for group; Ghulam Mohiudin Lone, city ofBonab, in East Azerbaijan On Saturday, victims' relatives, its details have been exaggerated at and confiscating their weapons. As The Haaretz daily said Peres was ture and construction. In all, Israel arrested 29 Palestin­ resolving the deadlock in Kashmir," former deputy chief of the province. wearing shrouds to symbolize times. DAMASCUS,Syrla(AP)-Astate­ I. forthe third demand, he said, three of consideringeasingtheclosurewithin In the West Bank, Israel lifted its ians overnight in the WestBank, the K.R. Rao, the spokesman for India's Mujahideen; and Imran Rahi of the In a statement issued Monday their readiness to die, staged an­ runnewspaper Monday scoffed at sixleac:!~rsofHamas' rnilitarywing, two weeks by permitting married weeklongsiegeoftownsand villages armysaid. Home Ministty, said in an interview. Hizbul Mujahideen. in Paris, the group said 10,000 other protest march. Security Israeli Foreign Minister EhudBarak N. Ireland at for urging the Syrian government to close down the offices ofradical Pal­ crossroads, estinian groups in Damascus. This amounted to a request for says Clinton Syria to victimize Palestinians "whom Israelhasdisplacedfromtheirhome­ By RON FOURNIER land by force and intimidation," the ·Cong.ratulations NEW YORK (AP)- In a bitter­ dailyTishrin wrote. '· , . . , ' sweet talk about Northern Ire­ It said Palestinians sought sanctu­ land, President Clinton said Mon­ ary in Syria to await a Middle East day night the joyful memory of settlement that would include their his 1995 trip there is dampened right to return to their homeland. by"akeenawareness" ofrenewed A number of militant groups, in­ violence. cluding Hamas and Islamic Jihad, "The cease-fire has got to be have offices in Damascus. Hamas restored,'' implored Clinton, who has claimed responsibility fora series claims some Irish heritage. ·of suicide bombings since Feb. 25 Clinton made the remarks after thatkilled62 people including the accepting Irish America bombers. After the incidents, magazine's "Irish American of Isr'.ielsuspended peace negotiations the Year" award. .i withSyria "The people of Northern Ire­ In an interview broadcast Sunday TBank of France pilots to fly more Australia to cut federal spending By PIERRE-YVES GLASS Pilots have agreed to fly on aver- Air France pilots earn about spokeswoman Fabienne de fiscal year, it racked up $700 mil­ CANBERRA,Australia(AP)-The dollars) for 19%-97. over the next two years. governments, is likely to become will take to cutting spending on the Brebisson said. lion in losses. PARIS (AP)-To save theirbelea- age 623 hours this year, compared $1 I0,000 a year, making them new conservative government an- ''It should be cle.arly understood This committee, like others before popularly knownasthegovernment' s nation's roads, schools, hospitals and The accord. the first major one Although the pilots' agreement guered airline, Air France pilots to 542 hours in 1993, with no cor- among the world's highest paid. nounced plans for sharp cuts in fed- thatallfiguresareaproductofLabor's it under both conservative and Labor razorgangfortheruthlessapproachit other services. concluded with pilots since 1971, was reached smoothly, the com­ have agreed to work more for the responding raise. The agreement amounts to about eralspendingTuesday after it said the decisions,mismanagement and de- could be a lifesaver for Air France. pany has had less success with same pay. Both management and unions $800 less a month than if the pilots budget is heading for a big deficit in ceit,'' Costello said. Faced with the gradual deregula­ flight attendants, who have struck A new accord between pilot representing Air France's 2,295 were compensated at the existing the next fiscal year. But Treasury papers released tion of European airspace as man­ repeatedly in recent months, and unions and the state-owned com- pilots praised the accord, a rare rate for the additional hours, the Treasurer Peter Costello blamed with Costello's statement said the pany will allow France's flagship compromise in a country where National Union of Airline Pilots dated by European Union guidelines, ground personnel. the previous Labor government sharp reversal in Australia's fis- air carrier to cut its losses and in- long strikes are a frequent response said. the company is struggling to become On Monday, Air France ground both for a rapid deterioration in cal fortune has been produced creaseproductivity,AirFrancesaid when state companies try to cut- "The objective is to cut losses more competitive. workers called a 24-hour strike ·iip~ 1 Monday. back. and take off again," Air France Air France expects its deficit for Friday to protest company federal finances and for hiding mainly by a sudden slow down in .we. obv1ousl)' ie~iihaet for the 1995-1996 fiscal year to plans that the union fears will cut that problem during the recent the nation's economy. ····I)oy;nersaid> .\< ) .•• be $240 million. In the 1994-95 wages and prolong work hours. election campaign. Economic growth was close to •<·•··· t)91'(11e{ ~~id AtJ~tr~i1l b.ad He said treasury calculations 6 percent when the previous ·.. · ~alleil for~~~t(r<>w q~i11a French police officer hangs! made before the campaign forthe government's budget predictions .·. ~cl wo,~ld.l:I~ Illaking sinlil.ar. Ex-minister becomes 1st March 2 elections show that the US were made early last year. •J>Oi~ts to.Tai.\Van .•..· ... \i .....·.i····> .\/·• ... ·.······.·· ..· \self; 11th suicide this year I $26 billion (3.4 billion Australian It has now sunk to a little more 3 •.•.··.•.• .. •.•BeijingJa~9lled uµ~i~i~llt$/ i·• dollars)swplusthatthepreviousgov- percent, so the government's tax MONTBELIARD; France was the second officer to kill bard for those who face all I ombudsman for the EU emmentforecasthasevaporatedand collections will be much lower (AP) - A policeman, treated himself in the same precinct the evils of society because · By JEFFREY ULBRICH resort in the battle against the AustraliainsteadfacesadeficitofUS than expected and welfare pay- Eurocracy ,and will be handing down for depression hanged him- in 10 days. . he permanently · faces j STRASBOURG, France (AP) - $3.7 billion (4.9 billion Australian ments will be higher. Those frustrated with the European his first decisions sometime this self in his horn. e in eas•t.. e·r·n· .The·p. ol.ic·. eman. 'sun.. ion• F..•. a.sp death," .p. ois. n. ea.u told Fr. a.n·· c. e I Prime Minister John Howard France in the 11th police sui- urged more psychological Info radio. Union· s hiring practices or its exces­ spring. announced his government would cide to hit France since .. the counseHng>for officei-s, "so . "He con~tantly lives w.ith sive secrecy, or maybe even its occa­ "The niost important thing in this set up a special Cabinet commit­ work is to help people," said Maori head: first of the year, officials said. they santalk .aboutwhatthey p;in, with misery· fromunc sional slowness in paying bills, have tee to find ways of cutting federal Jean-Luc Cornette, a .42- see, what they encounter.'' ~lllployment,an.difw~/lOn't a new champion. Sodennan,amultilinguallawyerwho spending by almost US $3.1 billion IO Spitting on year-olddivorcedfather, was .·said·.represe.ntative Pascal .·giyehilllJ~e. Ill~!l,n.~)o e;.. His name is Jacob Soderman. served years in 's Parlia­ (4 billion Australian dollars) a year found bya friend on Sunday Poisneau. · ·•·· .... ····· . .··.·•···.. press l:iilll,Sfjf'iJfJl~t1fwtu- The 57-year-old former Fmnish ment afternoon, authqrities said on ... "Thepolisepi;ofession is iµ- ..... n!ltelycoineJQWh~tw.e saw justice minister took up his duties last For the moment, however, there queen's rep are limits to how much Soderman customary anonymity. He creasingly difficult and it's ··in Month~H~ci,L' ~t\.~!l,}Q/ ·· fall as the European Union's first i Ji ombudsman, a sort of court of last and his staff of 10 can do. 4 just alright Under his current mandate, he can j only consider complaints about the WHANGAREI, activities of EU institutions. He has (AP)- Spitting on official dignitaries noauthoritytodeal withcasesinvolv­ such as Queen Eliz.abeth II' s repre­ ing national administrations. At least sentative is an acceptable form of not yet. Such complaints are referred Maori protest, a Maori leader said to national bodies for redress_ Tuesday. "A big problem, from amoral point The corrunent by Kingi Taurua, ofview,isthattheombudsmanshould chainnanoftheNgapuhi Maori coun­ supervise citizens' rights, but most of cil of elders, was in response to an these rights are on a national level," officialapologyfromnorthemMaoris Soderman said in an interview at his toGovemor-GeneralDameCatherine office in the European Parliament Tizard. complex here. At last year's Feb. 6 National Day Eventually ,he would like to widen celebration, Maoris insulted and spat the ombudsman's mandate but he upon Tizard in the presence of Prime thinks its too early talk expansion Minister Jim Bolger, climaxing a day now. of heated protest over govenunent "I think this has to be discussed. It's plans to settle Maori land grievances. a little disturbing that if you look at Embarrassed by the incident, a group citizens' rights, which is a great idea of elders led by Maori Council chair­ CoNGRATULATIONs & man Sir Graham Latimer, former ... obstacles are usually found on a national level, such as the right to race relations conciliator Hiwi Tauroa move and live where you want and Ngapuhi elder Graham Rankin, BEST WISHES TO "But being ombudsman only half a last month hand-delivered a formal year, it's not the time to stand up and written apology to Tuard expressing shout" ''their profound sadness.'' As of Dec. 31,298 complaints had The woman who spat on Tiz.ard been registered, of which 131 had was later convicted of assault and been analyzed_ Of those, 102 were served a three-month jail sentence for considered non-admissible. Fre­ spitting on the representative of the quently, thosepeoplewereadvisedto head of state. N~w Z.ealand, along see authorities elsewhere. In many with some other former British colo­ cases, the complainants had not ex­ nies, retains the British monarch as hausted all other avenues for solving head of state. their problem. However, the apology was criti­ In some admis.sible cases, a simple cized at a Maori council meeting at Motatau, in the Far North, over the . ,t: c, - )· letter was enough to gain satisfaction. ; ~~ -::::::---h rJiank of ~uam In one instance, the EU planned a weekend, with some elders claiming . t~,J~. it was signed by ''Maori govenunent ON THEIR conference, then called it off. A com­ ' . lackeys" who wanted to keep on pany working on logistics for the . ·'"-· conference complained it had not good terms with Bolger. been paid. Soderman wrote a letter. Taurua said he would now circu­ T/11· pn·mium I 00mm n11·1irlwl f'i,!!

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 1996-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-21 20-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-WEDNESDAY-MARCH 13, 1996 Ex-Defense chief faces murder raps Iran: US supporting terrorism ing in a bid to destabilize the anti­ the retired general entered the of the squad carried out the By GREG MYRE claims that Iran has links to in­ are,'' Rafsanjani told a news at odds since the 1979 revolu­ Meanwhile, the president said By DONNA BRYSON He said the attack on the home apartheid opposition. Thousands courtroom just before IO a.m. KwaMakutha attack. TEHRAN, Iran (AP) - Re­ ternational terrorism, including conference at his offices. "Ter­ tion that toppled the pro-West­ it was still too early to judge the DURBAN, (AP) - of anti-apartheid activist Victor of blacks died in a decade oflow­ (0800 GMT), flanked by body­ McNally declined to charge sponding to American criticism, the recent series of suicide rorism does not solve any prob­ ern shah and established a fun­ results of Friday's parliamen­ Former Defense Minister Magnus Ntuli in the KwaMakutha black level civil war between the ANC guards and lawyers. Inkatha leader Mangosuthu President Hashemi Rafsanjani bombings in Israel. lem." damentalist Shiite Muslim lead­ tary elections. Malan and 19 other defendants township killed women and chil­ and Inkatha for control of the tra­ He waved to the crowd. After Buthelezi when he indicted Malan on Monday accused the United Rafsanjani again denied any Ira­ However, the president did not ership Jed by clerics such as Election officials have an­ pleaded innocent Monday to dren. Photos from the scene to be ditional Zulu homeland. the mid-morning break, Malan and the others with murder, at­ States of supporting terrorism nian involvement in terrorism, answer directly when asked if Rafsanjani. nounced the winners in about charges they planned and carried presented as evidence would show McNally said Monday the court the brutality involved, McNally asked journalists unable to get tempted murder and conspiracy by funding groups trying to un­ and called on the United States he denounced the militant Pal­ He accused America of sup­ half of the 270 seats in the out a political massacre nine years papers showed Buthelezi's in­ said. into the cramped courtroom what to commit murder in December. porting terrorism, pointing to a Majlis, or parliament. ago. volvement, probably eliminating dermine his fundamentalist Is­ to produce proof supporting its estinian group Hamas, which "The sorry sight of crippled the score was in the South Africa­ The lnkatha leader is the main The election was largely a The case is the first "super trial·' the need to call the Inkatha lamic government. allegations. carried out the attacks in Israel. $20 million anti-Iran fund ap­ of the post-apartheid era, with bodies and evidence of the recov­ West Indies cricket World Cup black rival of President Nelson leader as a witness. But he said The long-running lran-U.S. "In principle, we condemn He reiterated previous gov­ proved by the U.S. Congress. battle between moderates who Malan and other former top mili­ ery of some 153 AK-47 cartridge quarterfinal in Pakistan. Mandela' s African National Con­ that could change as the trial feud has escalated recently with any form of terrorist action no ernment statements saying Iran U.S. officials have said pri­ support Rafsanjani's efforts to tary officials the most senior lead­ cases at the scene projects a sce­ Originally planned to start a gress and serves as Home Affairs revitalize the economy by cut­ progressed. the United States reasserting matter who the perpetrators has a political relationship with vately that the money won't be ers to appear in court so far. nario of indiscriminate firing at week earlier, the trial was post­ minister in Mandela's power­ Two of the defendants, Malan Hamas, but does not provide used for military action, but ting subsidies and state owner­ One by one, they stood and all of the occupants of the pre­ poned to give the seven defense sharing government. money or military support. Rafsanjani said he was sure the ship, and a more conservative and former army chief Kat identified themselves, acknowl­ mises, irrespective of the age or teams more time to study an addi­ In the court papers, McNally "We support them as far as their Americans "will give that grouping that opposes the short­ Liebenberg, have life-threaten­ Hezbollah chief admits edged they had seen the indict­ gender, by a group of people tional conspiracy charge filed by said the military training given national struggle is concerned. money to the groups fighting term hardship that likely will ing ailments, the Sunday Times ment and proclaimed themselves psyched up for the attack," he McNa\ly. the Inkatha members broke South This is it. No more," he said. against Iran. They are funding result. newspaper reported. It said Iran financing his group said. According to the indictment and African law. The United States regards Iran terrorism.'' Rafsanjani is All the candidates who com­ innocent. Six black defendants Malan contracted leukemia five of carrying out the 1987 McNally also rejected the likely supporting court papers, Malan Secret military documents ob­ BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP)-For which will be attended by U.S. as a dangerous, rogue state that seen as a moderate who has in­ peted were Islamic fundamen­ accused years ago, but the disease was attack that killed 13 people spoke defense of Malan and other former and other military leaders worked tained by prosecutors, possibly the first time, the leader of President Clinton and more assists numerous militant Is­ troduced limited economic re­ talists, and genuine government in remission. Liebenberg, who in their native Zulu while Malan military leaders - that they cannot with the Zulu nationalist Inkatha from former police and military Hezbollah acknowledged pub­ than 30 other world leaders, lamic groups. The Americans forms and has been gradually opponents were barred. appeared in court last week look­ answered in Afrikaans, the lan­ be held responsible for subsequent Freedom Party to set up a hit officials who will testify for the licly that Iran is financing his was called to bolster Israel are sure to raise their concerns opening up to the West. Rafsanjani described all the ing frail and wearing a neck guage of the Dutch-descended actions ofpeople they helped train. squad that operated in the tradi­ state, describe plans to help group, according to an inter­ following a wave of suicide Wednesday at an anti-terrorism Last year, his government different factions in the elec­ brace, has prostate cancer. white settlers of South Africa. "The owner of a vicious bull­ tional Zulu homeland. Buthelezi arm and train Inkatha view published Monday. bombings which killed 62 summit in Egypt, which will be signed a $ I billion agreement tions as "my friends,'' but ac­ Prosecutor Tim McNally, the dog who unleashes it on a crowd The South African military, members to spark fighting be­ "We don't hide Iranian sup­ people including the bombers. attended by U.S. President for the U.S. firm Conoco to de­ knowledged that he would need attorney general in KwaZulu-Na­ cannot be heard to lament the fact under the direction of Malan and tween Inkatha and supporters of port. There is no need to deny Hezbollah has hailed the Clinton. velop Iranian oil fields. the support of the legislature to tal province, called the case "a that it savages a young child," other de the African National Congress. Bouchard that we receive financial and bombings, which have been But the Iranian president dis­ However, the deal was move ahead with reforms. process of truth and justice" to McNally said. fondants, secretly trained 200 The ANC has long claimed that political support from Iran," claimed by the Palestinian missed the gathering as part of a blocked by Clinton, who subse­ "Naturally, if the Majlis eliminate" a comer of our history About 15 protesters outside the Inkatha fighters at a remote camp former apartheid governments appeals to said Sheik Hassan Nasrallah, militant Hamas group, as an "propaganda ploy'' by the quently imposed even tougher changes its orientation it can which has hitherto been dark and Durban Supreme Court shouted in neighboring Botswana, the in­ worked with Inkatha to promote secretary-general of the Shiite "act of heroic Jihad (holy war) United States. U.S. sanctions, which now bar have a very deep impact on our secret." "DownwithMalan,down" when dictment alleged. It said members black-on-black violence and fight- Muslim militant group. against occupation." The two countries have been all trade ties. economic policies," he said. minority "We are not shy and they (Iranians) are not afraid about MONTREAL (AP) - Quebec it,'' he said in an interview Premier Lucien Bouchard, trying with the London-based Ara­ to salve the wounds from last bic language weekly Al Wasat. year's independence campaign, Th. Management &. $+off ,of It was the first public ad­ 7 invited the province's minority mission of Iranian financial English-speakers Monday to work support by a senior leader of with his government on deter­ Hezbollah, or Party of God. mining the future of Quebec. Kingfisher Golf .1..il11tS" The group has vociferously "We have to create a new atmo­ denounced the planned sphere," Bouchardtoldabout400 counter-terrorism summit at invited members of Quebec's En­ Egypt's Red Sea resort of glish community. "Nothing en­ Sharm el-Sheik Wednesday. during can be built on misunder­ "Why doesn't one wonder standing.'' why the United States is pay­ Bouchard's address in the Cen­ ing 3 billion dollars to the Zi­ taur Theater, carried live on TV, onist entity, which is attack­ was his opportunity to outline his ing the entire region while government's position following condemnation is voiced over the narrow defeat of the sover­ Iran's financial support for eignty referendum last Oct. 30. Bouchard is the most prominent Hezbollah or any Islamic re­ sistance faction fighting to lib­ leader of the campaign for the erate its land?" Nasrallah mostly French-speaking province said. to secede from . 1 ···· Hez boll ah guerrillas are But, Bo(Jchard said, 'Tm not fighting to oust the 1,200 Is­ here tonight to make promises.'' raeli soldiers and 2,500 Is­ Bouchard said the anglophones TJjank of

WEDNESDAY, MARCH -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-23 22-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-WEDNESDAY-MARCH 13, 1996 13, 1996 - · · : China revises laws Honduran gov't to fire strikers TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras tiate with strikers." American Airlines and Conti­ Union officials said the gov­ three years for being irrespon­ (AP) -The Honduran govern­ Fifty-eight members of the nental Airlines temporarily ernment had sent about I 0 sible ... and that is one irre­ to protect citizens ment on Monday night threat­ suspended their flights to Hon­ military, retired, or fired con­ sponsibility more of the gov­ Association of Air Control­ ernment," charged union By ELAINE KURTENBACH innocent people should not be gation of embezzleme~t, b~ib- ened to fire air traffic control­ lers stopped working Monday duras from the United States, trollers to replace the strikers. BEIJING (AP) -China's leg­ prosecuted under the criminal ery, neglect of duty, v10lat1on lers whose strike has all but morning to demand a doubling and Central America. They said police and soldiers president Victor McLelan. islature on Tuesday debated law" and the "personal, demo- of human rights, such as "ex- paralyzed the nation's four of their dlrs 500 a month sal­ The Honduran lines Sosa, Car­ were guarding the control tow­ McLeJan said the control­ reforms that could, if en­ cratic and other rights of citi- torting confessions by torture, airports. ary. ibbean and La Costena were ers. lers presented their demands forced, better protect its citi­ zens should be protected," Gu retaliation, frame-ups, illegal "The government will not The controllers abandoned flying some schedules as were "The government has tried to the government last Oc­ zens from mistreatment by po­ Angran, director of the searches and other infringe- negotiate under pressure," the towers in the capital of the Salvadoran line T ACA and to replace us with a few con­ tober but received no re­ lice, prosecutors and courts. congress's Legislative Affairs ment of democratic rights" and said Communications Minis­ Tegucigalpa, San Pedro Sula, the Costa Rican line LACS A. trollers they fired over the past sponse. Key changes would restrict Work Committee, told legis- other abuses of power by gov- ter Jeronimo Sandoval. "The La Ceiba and on the Atlantic police detentions to a maxi­ lators. ernment officials. government will never nego- resort island of Roatan. mum of 30 days, give defen­ Although current laws limit The draft law will help dants better access to their detentions and give citizens "build a clear and honest gov- lawyers, require that all con­ the right of redress, police, ernment," the official Xinhua CZohe Management & Staff of Moylan's Insurance victions be made through court prosecutors and courts com- News Agency said. trials and protect the rights of manly disregard them. But it also formalizes the congratulates citizens to complain and seek China's constitution, for ex- role of the state security agen- compensation for ill-treatment ample, provides for freedom cies in handling cases involv- by the police and other offi­ of speech, assembly and reli- ing espionage and other mat- cials. gion. But in practice, Chinese ters that endanger national On paper, the revisions of who exercise those rights can security. the Criminal Procedure Law face years of imprisonment. Such cases recently have presented to the National The congress, which largely been broadly defined to in- rubber-stamps decisions made elude peaceful dissent, such A campaign poster for the March 23 presidential election depicts People's Congress could be President Lee Ten!J-hui as a superman battling missiles from China, used to cut back on arbitrary by the Communist Party and° as that of dissident Wei hangs from a buildmg in Taipei. China started a week missile tests in detentions, unfair trials and State Council, is expected to Jingsheng, now serving a 14- water off Taiwan as part of a campaign to intimidate the island and warn other common human rights approve the proposals. year sentence for seeking to against moves for independence. The no. 2 in the post refers to the abuses. The revisions are The revisions proposed overthrow the government. group number under which Lee and his running mate Lien Chan is intended to "guarantee that Tuesday also call for investi- Other changes would: Taank of@uam contesting presidential elections. (AP Photo) -Prohibit prosecutors from granting exceptions from pros­ ecution. on their -Give an equal role to the prosecution and defense in court trials. I Dialogue on 24th Anniversary! human rights Fuel shortages lead to okay, but no MOYLAN'S INSURANCE power cuts in Far East UNDERWRITERS INC. confrontation, ears+ VLADIVOSTOK, (AP) ity for only about 12 hours per day. 'THE HOME OF THE GOOD GUYS AND GALS' Qian pleads - Authorities in Russia's Far East Angry people wentoutintothestreets I97I - I996 ------­ have have cut off power to nearly several times, stopping traffic to pro­ Twenty-Five Years of Trusted Services BEIJING (AP) -Chinese For­ all factories in the region because te& the blackouts. Tel.: 234-2490 eign Minister Qian Qichen said of fuel shortages, an official said But power plants have run out of Monday that China is willing to Monday. money to pay for fuel, and the re­ discuss its human rights record Only vital facilities and com­ gional authorities decided to switch with Western nations but won't panies such as utilities, bread and off power to industries in order to put up with confrontation. dairy factories and public trans­ supply homes. The United States and Euro­ ~ankof®uam port will be exempt from the mea­ The situation was caused by two pean governments are likely to sure, which will last at least an­ financial factors, Belchuk said back a resolution condemning other week, said Vladimir The federal government owes the China before the U.N. Human Belchuk, the head of the regional region about one trillion rubles ($200 Rights Commission in Geneva Emergency Situations Commis­ million) in coal and fuel subsidies, at its annual session next week. sion. which go to cover the difference in Qian predicted that the reso­ "It is a forced measure intended the high cost of coal. lution would fail as it has every to soften the impact of power Many local companiesarenotpay­ year for the past five years. Last shortages on the people,'' Belchuk ing their electricity and fuel bills, year's attempt fell short by one told a news conference in sending power companies into even vote. Vladivostok, located about 6,400 ki­ deeper financial hole. In the past year, China has lometers (4,000 miles) east of Mos­ Belchuksaidcompanies which will rearrested the few dissidents not Congratulations & Best Wishes to cow. fail to demonstrate they can pay off in custody and sentenced de­ Forseveralweeks,apartmentbuild­ their electricity debts will be perma­ mocracy campaigner Wei ings in the city have received electric- nently cut off. Jlwnniversary Jingsheng to 14 years in prison. It also has been accused of con­ J}jank of Lithuania celebrates 6 The Local Bank. The Peoples' Bank. state-run institutions. The U.S. State Department, years of independence - in its annual report on human January 1991, Soviet troops rights, last week called China's VILNIUS, Lithuania (AP) - Lithuanians celebrated the entered Vilnius in an effort record nightmarish. sixth anniversary of their to crush independence. More on their 21th fear Jnnirersary! The foreign minister said declaration of independence than a dozen people were China welcomed President from the , with killed and hundreds wounded Clinton's suggestion of a hu­ joyous church services and in the Kremlin's attack. From the Management & Staff of------­ man rights dialogue last fall and festivities throughout the Lithuania, which was forc­ already has held several rounds M.S. Villagomez Incorporated dba country Monday. ibly incorporated into the So­ of discussions with members of The Lithuanian parlia­ viet Union along with Esto­ the European Union. PROPERTY MANAGEMENT COMPANY ment, on March 11, 1990, nia and in 1940, fi­ "It is meaningless to try to CONSTRUCTION COMPANY voted in favor of indepen­ nally won independence fol­ adopt a resolution on an issue ALUMINUM RECYCLING CENTER dence and declared the So­ lowing the failed coup like human rights at an interna­ MINI-MART viet constitution invalid on against former Soviet leader tional meeting," Qian said at a P.O. Box 7, Chalan Kanoa, Saipan, MP 96950 • Tel. (670) 234·7723 • Fax (670) 234-9773 news conference. Lithuanian territory. Mikhail Gorbachev in Au­ Less than, a year. Jatet .. in .. gust 1991. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 1996 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-25 24-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-WEDNESDAY- MARCH 13, 1996 DEADLINE: 12:00 noon the day prior to publication ROTTWIELERS , ', -- ·,: . . ', ~cfft{arianas GVarietr~ NOTE: If some reasonyouradverttsementlslncorrect. catl~lmmedlate~ FOR SALE Motorcyclist dies to make 1ne necessary correctioris. The Mananas Varle1y News and WANTED BARTENDER AKC REGISTERED Views Is responsible only for one Incorrect lnser11on. We reserve 1ne right 11 WEEKS OLD Classified Ads Section· to edt refuse. reject or cancel any ad at any time. Male or Female CALL: 234-9807 in movie stunt By ROBERT MACY kph) when he reached the start of lhe Employment Wanted 01 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT-Sal­ 01 MERCHANDISE DISTRIBUTOR­ 02 DRESSMAKER-Satary:$2.75 per 01 DISC JOCKEY-Salary:$2.75 per Please call 2 3 5-8424. LAS VEGAS (AP) - Butch Laswell ramp, and that he soared to a height of ary:$600-$800 per month Salary:$2.75 per hour hour hour 02 LINE CABLE SUPERVISOR-Sal­ Contact: WALLTRADE INT'L. CORP. 10 DANCER-Salary:$3.50 per hour 50 Units decided to risk his life rather than upset 58feet Contact: PAM Pacific Enterprises Corp. Ask for Jack or Mitch. ary:$1,500 per month Tel. 234·1603(3/20)W223131 DBA Pana House Fashion Design Shop Contact: CHANPAC, INC. dba Club his fans. MacValley said lhe speed and lhe 01 ACCOUNTANT-salary:$600-$800 per Tel. 235-7270(3/27)W223223 Jama Tel. 235-9182(3/27)W223228 Pachinko Slot Gearing up for a record high motor­ windcombinedtocanyhimoffcourse. month 01 TECHNICIAN, REFRIGERATION & cycle jump Sunday, his first movie ''We tried to persuade him not to go 02 MAINTENANCE MECHANIC TELE­ AIRCON-Salary:$2.75 per hour 01 COOK-Salary:$2.75 par hour 01 A/C REF. TECHNICIAN-Sa/­ 2 BEDROOM U.NITS. Machine PHONE-Salary:$600-$800 per month Contact: MIN ENTERPRISES, INC. Tel. ary:$2, 75-$3.25 per hour appearance, Laswell knew that grow­ through with the jump," said Contact: FAIRTEX MANAGEMENT 2 BEDROOM UNITS, RARELY AVAi/ABLE. NOW READY FOR IMMEDI­ job Vacancy 04 CABLE SPUCER-Salary:$2.75-$3.50 234-6422(3/20)W223132 CO., LTD. Tel. 234-9522(3/27)W223235 05 MASON-Salary:$2.75-$3.25 per For Sale ing crosswinds made his stunt much MacValley,whohadbeenwilhl.aswell ATE OCCUPANCY! LARGE ROOMS, FULLY FURNISHED. FULL CAR­ Announcemen~ per hour hour · PET, TYPHOON SHUTTERS AND TRASH SERVICE. 24 HOUR WATER Pis. Call 235-8662 moredangerous.Buthedidn'twantto 10 years. "But he had the last call. We 03 H.E. MECHANIC-Salary:$2.75 -$3.25 01 AUTO MECHANtC-Salary:$2.75 per 05 DANCER-Salary:$2.75 per hour 01 ACCOUNTANT-Salary:$750 per AND GAS STOVE. EAST FACING OCEAN VIEW. VERY QUIET AND disappoint the crowd by backing out encowaged him not to go." per hour hour Contact: JAPAN ENTERPRISES CO., month 02 ELECTRICIAN-Salary: $$2.75-$5.00 03 H.E. OPERATOR-Salary:$2.75-$3.30 Contact: MARINE TOUR CORPORA­ 02 PAINTER,Salary:$2.75-$3.25 per SAFE AREA ON BACK SIDE OF CAPITOL HILL. CALL 234-7193 OR Laswell raced his Honda CR500 up "It doesn't matter how good you are LTD. dba Micronesia Night Club Tel. per hour per hour TION Tel. 234-5598(3/20)W223133 234-6913(3/27)W223237 hour FAX 234-6093 TO SCHEDULE AN APPOINTMENTTO VIEW THESE RARE a steep ramp and zoomed over a 38- or what kind of bike you've got," Contact: Saipan Ice, Inc. Tel. 233-9298 04 CABLE SPLICER HELPER-Sat­ Contact: PHILIPPINE GOODS CONST., VACANCIES. foot-high pedestrian bridge spanning a Wtlliams told the s'un. ''When you're (3113) T ary:$2.75-$325 per hour 01 COOK HELPER-Salary:$2.75 per 05 StNGER-Salary:$2.75 per hour INC. dba Construction, Manpower Ser­ vices etc. Tel. 234-6485(3/27)W5921 mm OftLY $700.00 PER MONTH mm Spectacular View street between the Oasis Hotel-Casino up that high, the wind has total con­ 02YARDWORKER-Sa1ary:$500-$600 per hour Contact: AMERtANA CORPORATION 01 MUSICIAN-Salary:$600-$650 per month Contact: ORIENTAL ENTER· Contact: E M CORPORATION dba Mi dba Happiness Karaoke Club Tel. 234· House Lots in Mesquite and the hotel's garage. trol." month PRISES, INC. dba Marianas Communica­ Do Won Restaurant and Bar Tel. 233- 6913(3/27)W223240 02 COOK-Satary:$2.75 -$3.25 per hour But crosswinds pushed him to the · Laswell,37,hadbeentryingtoruw: Contact: PELLEY ENTERPRISES, INC. tion Services Fax. 234-9099(3/13)W5841 2776(3/20)W223138 01 DANCER-Salary:$2.75-$3.25 per On Top of Mt. Tapuchao, hour left ofthe second ramp. His motorcycle his personal best of41 feet high and to Tel. 233-9298(3/12)T 02 BEAUT/CIAN-Salary:$2.75 per hour 01 ACCOUNTANT-Salary:$5.20 per 01 BARTENDRESS-Salary:$550-$600 View Managaha Island, crumpled on the pavement, and he set aworldrecord.Representalivesfrom 02 REFRIGERATION MECHANIC-Sal­ 01 MAINTENANCE MAN(WORKER)· Contact: MIRAGE CORPORATION Tel. Quiet Two (2) Bedrooms • Swimming Pool Salary:$~.75 per hour hour 233-4137(3/27)W223238 per month crashed to his death in front of movie lhe Guinness Book of World Records ary:$3.05-$8.66 per hour Contact: IT&E OVERSEAS, INC. dba 01 STORE MANAGER (RETAIL)-Sal­ Road Access, Electricity, 02 DELIVERYMAN-Salary:$2.75-$3.05 Contact: PETE PJLUCY M. REYES Tel. Tennis Court cameras and thousands of spectators. were in attendance. 322-9350/664-7569(3/13 )W223043 IT&E (apply in person)(3/20)W6147 04 DIVING INSTRUCTORS-Sal­ ary:$1,050 per month per hour Contact: PHILIPPINE GOODS, INC. Financing Available Promoter Douglas Mac Valley said The Las Vegas resident bad done 01 MARKETING MANAGER-Sal­ ary:$700-$1,000 per month 02 WAITRESS-Salary:$2.75 per hour 01 MERCHANDISE SUPERVISOR­ Contact: PAN PACIFIC TOURS, INC. dba Folk Pub Disco, Rest., etc. Tel. 234- Laswell purposely steered his motor­ promotional stunts on motorcycles but ary:$1,000 per month Satary:$2.75-$3.00 per hour 6485(3/27)W5922 KANNAT GARDENS Please call Tel.# 235·5686 01 ACCOUNTANT-Satary:$2,300 per 02 COOK-Salary:$2.75 per hour dba Saipan International Diving School cycle to avoid hitting the crowd. was not well known in the area. The Contact:NEW SEOUL CORPORATION 01 MAINTENANCE MECHANIC Tel. 322-6188(3/27)W223252 (Near Northern Marianas College) -- month SERVICER-Satary:$2.75 per hour 04 WAITRESS, RESTAURANT-Sal­ "lt was a noble act," he said. . hotel said he bad completed more than 01 ACCOUNTANT-Salary:$650-$1,000 dba Banzai Restaurant Tel. 233-2345(3/ WANTED 13)W223037 Contact: COMMONWEALTH GAR· 01 QUALITY CONTROL CHECKER-· ary:$2.75-$3.08 per hour Laswell had wanted to back out 5,000 jumps in 20yearsof stunt jump­ per month MENT INC. Tel. 234-7550/233/3481 (3/ 02 WAITER, RESTAURANT-Sal· 235-5686 (8:30 AM to 5:30 PM, Weekdays) Contact:JOHN T. & GLORIA G. Salary:$3.05 par hour PRIVATE LAND FOR LONG because of the wind, ''but there was so ing, and bad a "l00 perc.ent safety 02 TRASH COLLECTOR-Salary:$2.75 20)W223123 Contact: ISLAND APPAREL, INC. dba ary:$2.75-$3.10 par hour 235-5611 (8:30 AM to 9:00 PM, Everyday)' SABLAN dba JG Sablan Ice & Water TERM (55 YEARS) much pressure,'' Eddie Williams, a record." per hour Island Apparel 02 GARDENER-Salary:$2.75-$3.95 per Co. Tel. 234-8808/233-3955(3/ 01 SERVICE MANAGER-Satary:$3.00 hour APPROXIMATE SIZE: 120 HECTARES close friend and training partner, told Motorcycle stuntmen Evel Knievel 12)T5810 Contact: VIDAL S. & GLORIA REYES dba V & G Enterprises Tel. 322-2751 (3/ per hour 02 TRAVEL COUNSELOR-Sal­ 04 CLEANER, HOUSEKEEPtNG­ GENERAL LOCATION: NORTHERN OR the Las Vegas Sun. in 1967 and Gary Wells in 1980 20)W223125 02 ELECTRICIAN-Salary:$2.75 per ary:$1.470 per month $2.75-$3.10 per hour 02 DRILLER-Salary:$4,25 per hour EAST CENTRAL SAIPAN 'The people putting on the show, the failed at a similar stunt, trying to hour Contact: NIPPON TRAVEL AGENCY 01 ASSISTANT FRONT MANAGER· 01 ACCOUNTANT-Salary:$800 per F•-R SALW REQUIREMENT: TOTAL LAND AREA MUST BE 01 BUILDING MAINTENANCE-Sal- 02 ELECTRONICS TECHNICIAN-Sal­ MtCRONESIAdba Mach Tour Tel. 234- Salary:$1,300 per month agents, all the people watching. He clear the 35-foot fountain in front month 1993 Toyota T100 4X4 Red with 36,000 miles, ONE CONTINUOUS PARCEL OR ar1:$2. 75 per hour ,. -' ary:$2.75 per hour 9309(3/27)W223247 01 ASSISTANT CHEF -Salary:$1,400 thought ifhe backed out, no one would of Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. Contact: GEOTESTING, INC. Tel. 234- AC-CD Player-Cruse Control - Topper painted to match - RELATIVELY ADJACENT IF MORE Contact: MARIANAS PAf'IAMOUNT Contact: ANGEL P. CRUZ, JR. dba per month understand. He thought they would Both recovered from their injuries. 7210(3/13}W5840 Contact: MICRO PACIFIC DEVELOP­ New Tires - asking $14,900.00 080 THAN ONE PARCEL CORP. Tel. 233-4030(3/20)W223124 World Electric & Const. Co., Inc. Tel. 01 TRAVEL COUNSELOR-Salary:$620 WHEN NEEDED: AS SOON AS POSSIBLE hate him.'' Knievel's son, Robbie, success­ 234·3569(3/20)W223126 per month MENT, INC. dba Saipan Grand Hotel 01 NC SUPERYISOR-Salary:$4.05 per Tel. 234-6601/3 ext. 112 1991 Subaru Legacy Station Wagon with 55,000 miles, CONTACT PERSON: Laswell had planned to accelerate to fully completed the jump in front of 01 CHIEF ENGINEER-Salary:$4.70 per Contact: NIPPON TRAVEL AGENCY hour 01 RESERVATION CLERK-Sat­ MICRONESIA dba Mach Tour Tel. 234- AC - Casse~e Player, Power Package - Cruse Control - MS. LORRAINE PANGELINAN -23S-6888 70 mph (113 kph) and clear the bridge Caesars on April 1, 1989. It was the Contact: CARRIER GUAM, INC. hour , Contact: DOLPHIN PACIFIC (SAIPAN), ary:$800-$1,000 per month 9309(3/27)W223248 15 CARPENTER-Salary:$2.75-$4.00 Mica Ruby Color. Asking $6,000.00 · SAtPAN BR. Tel. 234-8330(3/13)W5839 by at least 1OfeetHowever,Mac Valley lasttimesomeonejumpedthefoun­ INC. Tel. 234-6331(3/20)W223127 01 SUPERVISOR TRAVEL per hour LAND FOR LEASE AGENT(TOUR DESK)-Salary:$1,000- 02 WAITER-Salary:$2.75 per hour 08 ELECTRICIAN-Salary:$2. 75-$4.00 said he traveling about 85 mph (137 tains there. 01 PURCHASING MANAGER-Sal­ 55 YEARS 01 MASON -Salary:$3.00 per hour $3,200 per month 01 CHOREOGRAPHER - Salary:$3. 75 per hour ary:$1,700 per month Contact: H.S. LEE CONST. CO., INC, Contact: R & C TOURS SAIPAN, INC. 15 MASON -Salary:$2. 75-$4.00 per 3,000 SQ. METERS IN FRONT OF Contact: TRANSAMERICA CORPORA­ per hour Tel. 234-6856(3/20)W6132 Tel. 234-7430(3/20)W223117 Contact: A.S.C., INC. dba Nagoya Star hour MAIN HIGHWAY ASKING $1, 500 PER TION Tel. 234-1629(3/13)W5826 re +11 ,21 I•) ,-g~1 11 et' Night Club & Karaoke Lounge Tel. 235- 10 SHEETMETAL WORKER- Sat­ MONTH PLUS $18,000.00 DOWN 01 MAINTENANCE WORKER-Sat- 01 SUPERVISOR, RESTAURANT-Sal­ 8193/94(3/27)W223230 ary:$2.75-$4.00 per hour 01 WAREHOUSE WORKER·Sal­ Nissan Sentra 1992, 2 door sedan with aircon. PAYMENT CALL: 234-6025/234-5570 ary:$700 per month · ary:$800-$1,500 per month 05 PLUMBER-Salary:$2.75-$4.00 per ary:$3.00 per hour Contact: JACINTO C. CRUZ dba Cruz 01 CHIEF COOK-Salary:$1 ,000-$2,000 02 DANCER-Salary:$2. 75 per hour hour Contact: TRANSAMERICA DEV'T. Excellent working condition. Sanitation Services Tel. 234-0456(3/ per month 01 ADMINISTRATIVEASSISTANT-Sal­ 02 HEAVY EQUIPMENT MECHANIC· CORPORATION Tel. 234-7833(3/ LAND FOR LEASE ,lf!?tt:111111;\ 20)W223128 Contact: K & S ENTERPRISES INC. Tel. ary:$2.75 per hour Salary:$2.75-$4.00 per hour Pis. call 322-1203. Ask for Mae Pablo. a.re-···· that w~r~hpus~; i 13)W5824 Serious Inquiries only! MOSCOW {AP). -Ai~ Ill~· w1ifc:t 233·1008(3/20)W223116 01 DANCE INSTRUCTOR/SUPERVI· Contact: BLACK MICRO CORPORA­ $1000.00 per sq. m 1,175 sq. meter house.st?dl.lg some 40 tons·. r~l?rgs t~ a5?ie11tific.ret 02 MAINTENANCE REPAIRER SOR· Salary: $2.75 per hour TION Tel. 234-6800/6549(3/27)W5932 Asking Price $6,000 or best offer. 01 MASON-Salary:$2.75 per hour Beochfront property w/ hs. 55 yr. leose HELPER-Salary:$2.75 per hour 01 GENERAL MANAGER-Sal- Contact: G.I.S. ENTERPRISES INC. of radioactive waste .• in .a ····~tarch .i11stitut¢ qf tll;e Jt~;,· Contact: MANUEL TENORIO dba TSS 01 HAND PACKAGER-Salary:$2.75 per Contact: MIRAGE (SAIPAN) CO. LTD. ary:$1,000-$1,800 per month dba Maharaja Night Club Tai. 235-9028/ Contact 288-07 44 Moscow suburbfailsto meet•: ·.. liian~uclear fylhiis~ry]g1yiCl~ Construction Tel. 234-8099(3/ hour (leave name and message) Tel. 234-3481/3(3120)W223122 01 STORE MANAGER-Salary:$700· 234-5333(3127)W223232 nuclearsa.fety standards and lated .s.afe~y standuds. 13)W223041 $1,800 per month 10 PATTERN GRADER CUTTER-Sal­ - ary:$2.75 per hour is vulnerable to thieves and .· Security standards wer.e also 01 ACCOUNTANT-Satary:$2.75-$5.00 Contact: LOURDES S. KIM dba PL's 03 CAFETERIA ATTENDANT-Sal­ FC -llT S~LIE 02 CARPENTER-Salary:$2.80-$2.85 01 ASSISTANT FACTORY MANAGER­ terrorists seeking radioactive . deficient at the \\'.arnhouse, per hour Retail Store (Kagman) Tel. 235-7630(3/ ary:$2. 75 per hour ·-CAR WASH per hour Salary:$1,000 per month IBM Aptiva M55 100MHz. Pentium processor, 1 .6GB Hard Drive, Contact: SAKO CORPORATION Tel. 20)W223134 30 SEWING MACHINE OPERATOR­ substances. · v.,iththe fapHity ~id f J•·•·>· 02 AtRCON & REFRIGERATION ME­ 40 OVERLOCK SEWING MACHINE BOTH BOX $3000.00 9 ary:$2.75-$3.75 per hour ary:$3.50 per hour 02 ELECTRICIAN-Salary:$2.75 per BRAND NEW AND STILL IN THE Garapan, Middle Road east ofMosc9w.had28co11>····· ...•. Since.the CHANtC-Salary:$3.50-$5.00 per hour OPERATOR-Salary:$2.75 per hour C{)l!apseottb. · 01 BARTENDER-Salary:$2.75 per hour Experienced hour 01 ELECTRICIAN-Satary:$2.75-$3.00 01 COOK-Salary:$2.75-$3.75 per hour 02 ASSISTANT MANAGER'Sal­ MELANIE V. SALVADOR, P e I i - Contact:SHIN HAN CORPORATION per hour Contact: SY'S CORPORATION dba ary:$1,000 per month needed lrnner, dba King Photo Tel. 234-3787(3/ waitress HONG DUAN SHENG, versus Contact: M.S. VILLAGOMEZ INCOR­ Pacific Gardenia Hotel Tel. 234-3455/ 10 WAITER-Satary:$2.75 per hour 13)W223042 . 66/77(3/2D)W6140 - part time only PLEASE CONTACT TEL. GONZALO V. SALVADOR, Taiwan newspaper PORATED dba MSV Construction Com­ 15 DANCER-Satary:$2.75 per hour 288-051 8. Respondent. pany Tel. 234-7723(3/20)W6137 01 MANAGER-Satary:$1,200 per month Contact: Saipan Sunset Cruise, Inc. 0_1 VIDEO CLERK-Salary:$2.75 per 01 BAKER (PIZZA)-Salary:$2.75 per Contact: JAGUAR LIMITED dba James PASSPORT NO. 1 382432 AMENDED SUMMONS hour Tel.# 234-8230 / 233-8231 03 WAITER/WAITRESS-Salary:$2. 75 hour Com Tel. 233-0262(3/27)W223236 founder dies at 82 01 ADMINISTRATIVEASSISTANT-Sal­ 01 KITCHEN SUPERVISOR (PIZZA)· per hour TO THE ABOVE-NAMED RESPONDENT ary:$2.75 per hour Contact: HEN DA CORPORATION dba Satary:$3.00 per hour YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and notilied TAIPEI, Taiwan (AP) - Wang Contact: JOSEPHINE M. BENAVENTE lo file any answer you wish lo make to the Sec­ ~aily ~ews, which Wang built up Orient Pearl Club Tel. 235-3228(31 Contact: NEED INTERNATIONAL INC. dba JB's Enterprises Tel. 234-7981(3/ ond Amended Petition lor Divorce of which is Tih-wu, who fled the Communist mto Taiwan's largest daily, with a 20)W223136 dba Pizza Station Tokyo LosT PASSPORT given you herewith, within lhirty(30) days af­ takeover of China and built up an 13)W223052 Tel. 235·3939(3/20)W223120 circulation of 1.2 million. .. LO.CAL. . HIRE. ONLY. ter service of lhis Amended Summons upon international group of Chinese­ 06 JANITOR-Salary:$2.75 per hour THE PASSPORT OF KIM MINJUNG WAS you. The group also owns Taiwan's 01 QUALITY CONTROL CHECKER· Contact: DINO M. JONES dba D/L Re­ 01 ACCOUNTANT-Salary:$2.75-$4.75 Salary:$2. 75 per hour YOUR ANSWER SHOULD BE IN WRITING and language newspapers headed by United Evening News, Economic cruiting Agency Tai. 322-8151 (3/ p~~ur > LOST IN GARAPAN AREA. IF FOUND 03 CUITER-Salary:$2. 75 per hour filed with lhe Clerk of Court. at Saipan MP the United Daily News, died 20)W223137 Contact: PELLEY ENT. INC. Tel. 233- Daily News, and Min Sheng Pao, as 01 SEWING MACHINE OPERATOR­ PLEASE CALL 96950 and served upon petitioner's counsel 9298/9(3/27)W5937 Monday of a liver disease, the wellasEuropeJournalinFrance,and Salary:$2.75 per hour V.K. Sawhney Law Offices. P.O. Box 7250 01 CARPENTER-Salary:$2.75 per hour 2Sales Associate/Cashier SVRB, Saipan, MP may be prepared Contact: ONWEL MFG. (SAIPAN) LTD. 96950. It group said. He was 82. World Journal in the United States Contact:DICTA T. TORRES dba Torres 01 AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE MAN· TELEPHONE NO. 234-0344 and signed lor you by your counsel and sent Born in Zhejiang, eastern China, Tel. 234-9522/25(3/13)W22303B to the Clerk ot this Court by messenger or mail. Canada and ' Farms Tel. ?56-0825(3/20)W223135 AGER-Salary:$700-$2,000 per month Full Time Schedule Contact: KOREAN AIRLINES CO., LTD. It 1s not_ necessary tor you to appear person­ Wang was a career army officer and Wang headed the Taiwan branch 01 SALES MANAGER-Salary:$1, 100 ally until further notice. 02 WAITRESS-Salary:$2.75 per hour dba Korean Air Tel. 288-2111 (3/ SERVICE OFFER moved to Taiwan in 1948 with the per month Starting salary commensurate with experience II you tail to file an answer in accordance with of the International Press Institute Contact: KALEIDOSCOPE INC. Tel. 27)W223227 01 PERSONNEL MANAGER-Sat­ this Amended Summons, judgement by default defeated Nationalist army of Chiang from 1969to 1983. 233-3555(3120)W22314_7 ::::alliio Lawn Care Service ary:$800 per month' may be laken against you fro the relief de­ Kai-shek. 01 ACCOUNTANT-$2.75-$7.00 per Bush cutter - Labor He kept working until he was 80 01 PRESS OPERATOR-Satary:$2.75 Contact: Carmen Safeway En~erprises ------·------manded m the Second Amended Petition. He had always been fascinated by 02 ACCOUNTANT-Satary:$3.00 per hour By order oflhe above Court: handing over the group to his so~ per hour ~ hour Contact: NEO FASHION INC. Tel. 234- Call: VTI Cleaner newspapers, and upon retiring from 01 GENERAL MAINTENANCE-Sal­ C and daughters when he retired in Contact: TRI ALL INTERNATIONAL 9642/4(3/27)W223231 Telephone: 234-7313 onserve Tel. 233•0694/0498 is/Deputy Clerk of Coun the army in 1950, he founded one of 1993. ary:$2.75 per hour Superior Court Commonwealth of the CORP. dba Wholesale, Retail Snack Bar his own, Min Tsu Pao. Contact:ASG CORPORATION dba Elite Foreign Exchange Tel. 234-1610(3/ Northern Mariana Island He is survived by his wife, Wang Enterprises Tel. · .i33-2677(3/ 20)W223130 Power In 1951,MinTsuPaomergedwith Yu-hsien, two sons and three daugh­ 13)W223040 · · Classified First Recycle Dated this 24th day of October. 1995. twootherpaperstobecometheUnited ters. . .. ·' 26-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-WEDNESDAY-MARCH 13, 1996 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 1996 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-27 .EEK & MEEK® by Howie Schneider Foschi ... nationals. I CROSSWORD PUZZLER I Continued from page 28 Foschi claims she's never taken any li-00 COOLDN'T E€T Mb (IJ 1l-m banned !1.!bslance.s. Since testing posi­ 'BULl.15 EYE wm-\ A iw-rcor ro.AIR. The legal wrangling involving tive last summer, she has been put on ACROSS 46 "I cannol tell Foschi's suspension may linger, but probarion,thensuspendedfortwoyears. OFFICIAL j' Meet orq. 48 "Blossom" the scandal is likely to fade since she and then put back on probation by U.S. CfiOCOLA TE: A Baseball's character failed to qualify for the team in three Swimming officials. Banks 50 Dock attemplS. Even ifshe had qualified for Atlanta, CENTER 9 - const·iclor 51 Civil rights 12 Evil leader (inits.) Foschi came into the 800free final as her entry in the Olympics would still ~&, 13 Toolhed 53 Find the sixth seed.. She lowered her morn­ have had to beapprovedbythesport's SER,Jt(£ wheels lncorrecl 14 Ending with detects ing preliminruy time by more than international governing body. FINA's fail 55 - library threese.conds, but was still slower than rules call fora two-year suspension for 15 Chocolate 58 Church chip- official her lifetime best of 8:40.00. a positive drug test 17 Leg joints 61 Chicago's st. Foschi,ofOldBrookville,New Yode, Butlastmonth,HNAgaveSamantha 19'"- 62 Chopped Business· fine also missed the team in her first two Riley ofAustralia only a "strong warn­ 21 Moray 64 Couple races. She was ninth in the200 free and ing" after she tested positive for a drug 22 Ship bottom 65 Golf mound fifth in the 400 free. contained in a headache medicine. Garfield® by Jim Davis 24 Coin of 66 Between France then and In the 800 free, Bennett beat Evans Byron Davis ofOeveland, trying to 26 -McEntire now 3-13 © 1996 United Feature Syndlcale by 1 1/2 tiody lengths, finishing in become the first black to make a U.S. 29 Confuse 67 Deposit Three letter 8:31.41.Evans,theworldrecordholder, team, 31 NY arena 6 Sodium 18 Olympic swimming announced 33-Aviv DOWN symbol word before swam 8:33.00. She already qualified his retirement Monday after failing to ----~-.l.- 34 Stallone ID 7 A Gershwin plunk and forherthirdconsecutive Olympic team qualify for the 50 free5tyle final. He 35 Nickname of 1 Start of the 8 Anglo-Saxon flooey 34Across alphabet slave 20 -Kippur by beating Bennett in the 400 free finished 14th in the preliminaries. 37-soda 2 -Tse-tung 9 Bite the- 22 Buckwheat Friday. Davis was the quickest qualifier in 39 Football pos. 3 Worshipped 10 Minefs find 23 Unsuccessful 40 Chicken 4 Protection 11 DOE car Foschi's besteventis the 800, which Sunday's I 00 butterfly. In the final, he opponent 25 Ship prefix 42 Nourished 5 Smells she won in the U.S. Open last Decem­ reached the halfway point in a blister­ Malone also engaged in a ve.rbal spar­ 44 -Haggard strongly 16 Slays 27 TV's Uncle onds left. Vernon Maxwell's despera­ for the eighth and final playoff both in Miltie berafteraperfonnance-enhancigdrug ing 24.05 seconds, but tightened up in tion 30-footerwentthrough thenetjust ring match with Isaiah Rider that re­ the NBA's Eastern Conference. 28 Change was detected in testing at the summer the final strokes and finished fourth. after the final buzzer sounded. sulted in Rider's ejection as the Jazz 30 Fairy tale '. Rocket!i 95, Grizdies 89 creature '· Celtics 110, Bucks 103 rolled to their seventh straight victory. In Vancouver, British Columbia, 32 School of InPhiladelphia, Terry Deheresrored In Milwaukee, Todd Day, traded to JeffHomacekscored28pointson8- Hakeem Olajuwon had 42 points and whales Magic ... 21 points and Loy Vaught added 16as Boston by Milwauke.e e.arlier in the for-9 shooting and Antoine Carr apded 18 rebounds as Houston Rockets had 36 Alflnnative Los Angeles won for the fifth time in 38 Hare Continued from page 28 season, scored 28 points to lead the 15 points off the bench for the Jazz. . Vancouver its 11th consecutive loss. conslellation seven games. Celtics over the Bucks. Spud Webb led the Wolves with a Vancouver, which lost 19 straight HOW CAN I PRACTICE HOW A60l/T A 131RD Jerry Stackhouse had 32 points; and 41 Agile Toe Cavaliers have lost five of their It was the fowth straight loss for season-high 21 points. earlier this season, trailed 50-37 athalf­ WITH A BIRD SITTING AND A DOG? 43 Fulfilled Clarence Weatherspoon 26 and 13 re­ Milwaukee, which was led by Glenn The Wolveswereshortthreeplayers time but used a 14-3 run to close within 45 Bill of- past six games. Ot-1 M'< PIANO?! ") ; bounds for the Sixers, whose 12-48 Robinsonwith30pointsandVinBaker before the game started and lost Rider four points with 20 seconds left. 47 Cloth Ttm Han:laway led Miami with 21 measure record is theNBA's worst with 25. The Bucks' streak began last when he was ejected with 1:43 left in Olajuwon, who reached 40 points 49 Salling ship points and eight assists. Chapman Ajwnpshotby MalikSealy gavethe Sunday with a I 05-98defeatatBoston. the first half. forthe28th time in his career, scored 13 52 Youngsters scored 15 points, and Walt Wtlliarns Clippers a 103-99 edge with 1:45 re­ The Bucks traded Day and Alton Bullets 99, Hawks 91 points in the first quarter, making 6 54 - one's time and reserve Ollis Gatling added 14 (wall maining. Stackhouse made twe'free Lister to the Celtics on Nov. 26 for In Landover, Maryland, Georghe of 11 shots as the Rockets took a patiently) each. throws with l:03left,andhadachance ShennanDouglas, whoscored20points Muresan sparlced a third-quarter rally 28-20 lead. He added 14 points in 55 Hole AlonzoMOlUlling,Miami'sleading to tie the srore with 28 seconds left, but Sunday. . with 11 of his 27 points, and Washing­ the second quarter and 11 in the 56 Rubber tree scorer this season, had only 11 points. made only one of his two foul shots. Jazz 104, Thnberwolves 96 ton kept its playoff hopes alive. third. 57 Roman 102 Bob Sura had ·18 points and Danny 59 Be In debt After a free throw by the Clippers' In Minneapolis, Karl Malone took It was the fowth victory in the past Kenny Smith added 17 points for 60 - roast Feny 15 for Oeveland Rodney Rogers, PI!iladelphia advantage ofa shorthanded Minnesota five games for Washington, which re­ Houston, which had lost its previ­ 63 "Walker, Clippers 104, 76ers 102 inbounded at half court.,with I.I sec- front court, sroring 27 points for Utah. mained two games behind Charlotte ous two games. Taxas Ranger" star STELLA WILDER (lnits.); Brotherhood It was the charity shots that but only five were converted. spearlieaded 01' Aces' failed bid to SNE/FT ... spelled defeat for OJ' Aces. The SNf/FTscoredevenly;-RicAJegre escape past the Developers with 24 Continued from page 28 Continued from page 28 YOUR BIRTHDAY Developers converted nearly I 00 finished with 25 points, followed by and 21 points, respectively. Jerry 17 kees and two goals scored. _three-point and two-point depart-: percent of their charity tries, miss­ Tom Alegre. with 23 points. Lloyd Ayuyu contributed 17 points, while AlfonsoDosesofBrotherhood was ments. OJ' Aces had four triples ing only three of 28 shot, or a Hartman came up with 22 points, Wmsor Peter had 13. the game's heavy hitter with two and 41 field goals for a total of 94 conversion of25 points, courtesy whileF.dC.0SinoandNoe1Dominguez Abong Camacho connected 10, aces, one xunk, four kees and one points, while the Developers con­ of OJ' Aces. connected and points, respec­ Elias Rangamar and J. Taitano had By Stella Wilder your daily guide. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - 20 13 THURSDAY, MARCH 14 You may not believe your eyes or l?eAD 71-IE CLUES. 77-IEN FILL IN 71-1!: goal. • verted one triple and 39 twiners SNPJFI' sent three 01' Aces tively. six each, whileMartinMettaopumped Born today, you will find your PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) ears today, but since trut~ is 8lANK5, O'VL Y ONE ll=TTER Cl-44N6ES Roy Kaipat was the top scorer for for a total of 81 points. players to the stripe for nine tries JuniorRenguulandPeterCamacho in two points. niche in a most unusual and un­ - You may have a long day in sometimes stranger than fiction, IN eACI-I WORO AS YOU GO AROUNO Homeboys with one ace and five you can believe what you see or 71-IE WI-IE'EL , orthodox manner. Once you do, front of you, and/ou should try to kees. After a scoreless fifth inning, your path will be straight and nar­ pace yourself an bring your most hear. each,11-5. But the Piaos' effort was neutral­ row and free from the kinds of pit­ obvious talents to bear as often as LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22) - Bmthemood will faceHardkore in MTC cut the Seabees lead by one MTC scored two more runs on ized with the four-run rally by the You can gain a great deal of infor­ Seabees. • • falls and obstacles that stand in possible. 71-/IS PUZZLE WILL abest-of-fiveseriesforthe 1996over­ run at the top of the sixth on Dan Iginoef s RBI ground-out . Islanders in their half of the in­ the way of so many oth1:r indivi~u­ ARIES (March 21-April 19) - mation and insight today from con­ Continued from page 28 versations with a few acquain­ /-/AVE YOU ROWING all rocball crown. The schedule of Iskawa' s second.RBI of the game, and one Seabees error for the ning for a 7-7 stand-off. als born under your s!'gn. While You may fmd yourself in a situa­ AROUND IN C/RCL£5. others are proud, you are realistic, tion that is familiar and unusual at tances. Try to pay attention to games will be announced later. with a triple and scored on Jack 8-5. final margin. Islanders' Yamada took but not exactly humble. While oth­ the same time. You will find nuances. Meanwhile, the Loners and the Guerrero's. sacrifice, while an­ Seabees answered with three advantage of the tie and drove in strength in the things that you SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) - ~f\ Seabees Four maintained sec­ ers may worry about the future, Sistf:r&/CousinsAssociationswill start big runs at the bottom with Joe you always welcome even the know. Real excitement is in the air, and other run was scored at the bot­ ond place with the win. three runners on a double for the most uncertain developments. You TAURUS (April 20-May 20) - you should try to make sure that the women's championship series tom of the fourth on an MTC Guerrero, Nick Saimon and Den­ Jess Wabol pitched for two­ winning hit. have a positive outlook and c;an Using your imaginative and cre­ those around you will be satisfied with game one to be played today. error. nis Camacho scoring one RBI and-a-half innings before Tony Piaos farled to score a run at the ative talents today will help you to in the end. You can put on a real work side-by-side with others with Satur took the post. top of the sixth. as time ran out. little or no tension. accomplish much more than you show! had expected. The sky is the limit. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. displaying masterful Little League third on the catcher's throwing error, Mark Toves highlighted the Angel Falig went 3-for-3 and Persistent and patient, you G. e have what it takes to find great GEMINI , TODAY'S WEATHER: On this day in training by Saipan's top pitcher, Total 4 41 519 23 99 · he's never heard a rock star who could The Garapan Pirates and and led off witll a single. He advanced to Manny Cabrera's two-run single. editor-journalist; Janet Flanner (1892· 1888, New York City was buried under carry a tune if it had handles on it. KagmanLionsplayed'~secondgame second o11 · a pass ball and moved _to Tony Benavente. Halltlllll lCOre: SNE/FT 52, or kes 47 28-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-WEDNESDAY- MARCH 13 , 1996 SPORTsm:m .Falcons fly high over Angels TANAPAG Falcons flew over Wendy's Angels while the Garapan Pirates shackle Lions in Little League :~i~~a1=~e:= Pirates shackled and tamed the the bottom of the fifth, and led off Kagman Lions in the continuation of Jirruny Aliksa' soOO-OUtsingle.Aliksa ball that found a gap on left ofcenter and advanced to third plate on a wild with a single. the Little League action Saturday at also scored later in the inning. foraone-out in-the-parlcfour-bagger pitch and scored the Falcons' fourth He advanced to second and third the San Vicente ballfield Omaronceagainsingledonthetop in the bottom of fourth. run. on wild pitches and scored on a Game three between the Falcons of the third with one out, and crossed On top of the next inning, Jimmy Aliksa game the Falcons their fifth throwingerrorbytheFalconscatchec. and the Angels showed the Falcons homeplatefromfirstbaseonathrow­ AliksaavengedSablan'shomerby A and last run of the game. Neal McMiller qiade his first ap­ emerge as a more experienced team. ing error by the Angels catcher, giv­ power line-drive at right of center for Thei\ngelstookadvantageofthree Contlnued on page 27 Tanapag took a 2-0 lead on top of ing Falcons a 3-0 lead. a solo inside homer. theopeninginningwhenXavierOmar Angels scored their first run of the Earlierintheinning,Falconspitcher led off with a single and scored on seasononRudySablan'ssologround J.R Suel clubbed a lead-off double Seabees complete MTC's round one no-win record Brotherhood bags boys' rocball title,. SEABEES Four prevented Team Nick Saimon's sacrifice RBI. MTC from rising above its losing MTC tried to take the lead at the faces Hardkore in world crown series streak and closed the Communi­ top of the second half with three BRO'IHERHOOD, after a two­ The boys' division title series went 15-3. cators' first round to a perfect 0-8 runs scored, 4-2, on Peter gametitleseriesselhack. yesterday full length when Homeboys won the In the second set, Homeboys record during Monday's opener. Camacho's two-run single and derailed Hqmeboys' bid to win the third and fourth game. Brotherhood camebackandwonthematch, 16- Seabees outscored MTC, ·11- Benito Iskawa's sacrifice RBI. division title and face college/vil­ won the first two games of the best­ 11,andcuttheleaddowntoseven, 7, at the Susupe ballfield. But Seabees easily regained lage division champion Hardkore of-five contest 26-19,goingtothethirdset • Micronesian Telecom Corpo­ their lead with a four-run explo­ in the overall crown champion­ Befotetheirthirddefeat,Homeboys Brotherhood, playing on the ration started the game with sion on five hits and one MTC ship. tiedtheseriesanddroveBrotherhood north court, took the lead in the Climaco Laniyo scoring a run af­ error, 6-4. Brotherhood, one of rocball's at close to losing the division title. thirdandfinalsetandheldon to the ter he doubled on John Sablan's Seabees slowly inched away longest participating' teams, took But in the opening set of the fifth finish with a 9-4 set score, for the single. from MTC by scoring one run gamefi.vefora3-2win-lossperfor­ and decisive game yesterday, Bi.nth­ final 12-point margin, 35-23. I . Seabees countered with two each in the third and fourth in­ mance and won the high school . erhood showed its determirtation to There were five aces, one xunk. runs in their half of the inning on nings, 8-4. Emory Fitial led off boys division championship. win the title by taking a sizeable lead, Continued on page 27 Joe Guerrero's RBI groundoutand Continued on page 27 SNE/FT beats 01' Aces, meets Magic sets record with 39th straight home win ORLANOO, (AP) - The openaclosegame.TheMagicmade24 Heat 88, Cavaliers 81 Wheels in pre-finals game Orlando Magic set an National Basket­ of26 free throws in the second half, and In Miami, Rex Chapman scored SNFJFT Developers edged 01' The Sharks team has to win ball Association record forconsecutive outscored the Suns 36-22 in the final seven points in the final two minutes, home victories Sunday, beating the Aces by a seven-point margin over its challenger only once to period. including a crucial 3-pointer, and Mi­ Phoenix Suns 122-106 for their 39th Monday that will allow them to get the crown, while its challenger Danny Manning led Phoenix, which ami held off Cleveland. straight win at Orlando Arena. face Toyota Wheels in a crucial has to beat the Sharks twice for lost its third straight game, with a sea­ The Cavs scored 11 consecutive TheMagicimprovedto32-0athome son-high 32 points. Kevin Johnson had pre-finals sudden- death match. the title. points to reduce Miami's lead to 76-75 this season despite having to play most 21 points, and Charles Barkley with 21 The winner of the Developers­ If the Sharks' challenger wins with 2:21 to go. Then, with the Heat of the second and third quarters without points and 15 rebounds. unable to hear coach Pat Riley shouting Wheels match will challenge the game on Monday, the ulti­ ShaquilleO'Neal, whostruggledearly Nick Anderson scored 24 points, fora timeout, Chapmansanka3-pointer ' Shaiks in the second Miller Lite mate game will be played on because of foul trouble. HoraceGranthad20with 11 rebounds. with 1:53 left. Men's Basketball League cham­ Thursday next week. The All-Star center returned at the Anfemee Hardaway narrowly missed Chapman added four straight free pionship. The Developers closed the top start of the fourth quarter and scored 15 a triple-double with 20 points, eight throws in the final minute. The Wheelers and the Devel­ half of their game with 01' Aces of his 25 points to help Orlando break rebounds and 14 assists for Orlando. Continued on page 27 opers will play this week. with a four-point margin, 51-4 7. The winner will play against E 01' Aces edged SNE/Ff in the Tours Sharks on Monday. Continued on page 27 Foschi fails to make it to· the Olympics INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - Jessica EvansorTrinaJackson-thetopthree finished fourth with a time of 8 min­ Y 20th A11n.11alMarianasinvitational• Foschi believed she had only a slim finishers - as her controversial bid to utes, 41.61 seconds. Only Bennett of < .. ·.· .. ·.·.. ·.······ .. ·.... / Ba:sketb~lTournament. chance of catching Brooke Bennett and make the Olympic swimming team Tampa, Aori9<1, andEvansofP!acentia, Janet Evans in the 800-meter freestyle. ended in defeat Monday night California, earned trips to the Atlanta t:\cf'. Actually, she had none. The IS-year-old, whose failed drug Olympics. EA~P0:~1b!;m'' .· TAGA DIVISION Foschi never threatened Bennett, test created a stir throughout the trials, "'C,-o_n..,,ti,.....n_u_e~d-o_n_p_a_g_e_2~7 y 1. saipanYouth···.·•·· · 1.. Umatac ·76ers · · ·· 2; Rola · 2. Tinlan I 3.Malojloj 3. 4; Tmian II 4. SHS $election Sinner nearly ousted in Copenhagen Open COPENHAGEN,(AP)­ on the ATP. career, wasot1~byOmarCamporese, Gem1lli1MartinSinner,lastyear'swin­ Dane Morten Christensen, attempt­ 138th on the ATP. Camporese won 6- ner of the Copenhagen Open men's ing a comeback in the twilight of his 2, 6-4. tennis tournament, was nearly ousted Monday on the first day of this year's Youth Slowpitch Softball League Games Schedule tournament. BOYS DIVISION Sinner.ranking 105thontheATP, GIRL DIVISION braved two match points before ral­ 1. Chinatown 1. Tanapag "Talabowf 2. Tanapag "Roadrunners" 2. Cleal "Team Pepel lying to defeat Frenchman Lionel 3. Koblarville "Hustlers" 3. Mt. Carmel "Knights" 4. Rookies Roux, who ranks 12lst,4-6, 7-6(7- GAMES SCHEDULE 5), 6-1. Aside from that, no Boys' Division Girls' Division surprises were in store on the first.pay Hustlers vs Chinatown 3:00 pm Sun. 17 Talabowg vs Knights 4:00pm of the tournament that has dlrs 203,00) Roadrunners vs Hustlers 4:00 pm Sun.24 Team Pepel vs Talabowg 3:00 pm Chinatown vs. Rookies 3:00 pm Sun. 31 Team Papal vs Knights 4:00pm in prize money. Roadrunners vs Hustlers 4:00 pm Sun. 07 Talabowg vs Team Papal 3:00 pm Tim Henman of F.ngland needed Roadrunners vs Rookies 3:00 pm Sun. 14 Team Papal vs Talabowg 4:00pm three sets todefeatSwede Henrik Holm Chinatown vs Hustlers 4:00 pm Sun.21 Team Pepel vs Knights 3:00pm Chinatown vs Roadrunners 3:00 pm Sun.28 6-4, 5-7, 7-6 (7-5), while the A1Ps Hustlers vs Rookies 4:00 pm Sun.28 32nd, Cedric Pioline ofFrance, won in Chinatown vs Rookies 3:00 pm Sun.OS Team Pepel VS Talabowg 4:00pm two sets, 7-5 and 6-4, over American Chinatown vs Roadrunners 4:00 pm Sun. 12 Roadrunners vs Rookies 3:00 pm Jeff Tarango, who currently ranks 83 Sun. 12 t)llarianas %riety;~ Micronesia's Leading Newspaper Since 1972 '&1 P.O. Box 231 Salpan, MP 96950 • Tel. (670) 234-6341 • 7578 • 9797 I'\.,,• Fax: (670) 234-9271