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J ta maid cries rape i By Ferdie de la Torre the rape case at DPS Wednesday nent" clan in Rota, is a govern Variety gathered that the beau ended up as a domestic helper. at2:01 p.m. ment employee working at the tiful woman was a former recep Sources howeversaid the com A PRETIY Filipina housemaid Sheu said the victim claimed island's health center. tionist at Manila Hotel, a famous plainant who had just arrived on surfaced the other day at the De she was sexually assaulted by her The housemaid was allegedly five-star hotel in Manila, Philip the island last month, usedto work partment of Public Safety in male employer in separate occa abused several times at the pines. in a Rota club before where she Saipan, complaining she was sions. suspect's ranch, said sources who It was not cleared yet why she Continued on Daae 20 raped recent!yby her employer in The DPS information officer requested anonymity. the island of Rota. said no arrest was made yet. The The same sources said the vic In yesterday's press briefing, case is being investigated by the tim failed to immediately report Department of Public Safety In Criminal Investigation Section. the incident to authorities for fear Labor pact signed formationOfficerCathy Sheu said Sources revealed that the sus of her employer. She has also no the 24-year-old housemaid filed pect, who belongs to a "prorni- fare money to Saipan. between R~ NMI Liaison office opens in Manila I Tenorio tells House: IN A JOINT effort aimed at making abuse of Philippine contract j workers in the CNMI history, representatives of the CNMI and I Philippine governments Wednesday signed an agrt?ement to, Stick to lawmaking "promoteand strengthenareas ofcooperation in the field oflabor, employment and manpower development." By Rafael H. Arroyo House to have the Attorney Gen As called for in the formal memorandum of understanding, the eral appoint a special prosecutor Commonwealth has also opened a liaison office in Manila which GOVERNOR Froilan C. Tenorio to bring a case'against the gover will coordinate the process ofhiring workers with the Philippine yesterday called on the House of nor for the alleged illegal' $6.2 Overseas Employment Agency (POEA). ,' Representatives to confine them million payment to Mitsubishi, The memorandum ofunderstanding between the two govern selves with the affairs ofthe leg Specifically, the chief execu ments was signed during a late afternoon ceremony at the Philip islativebranch ashebasically told tiveresented the House telling the pine DepartmentofLaborand Employment byCNMI Lieutenant lawmakers not to tell the execu Attorney General what it should Governor Jesus Co Borja and Acting Secretary of Labor and tive branch how to run its busi do.on the matter, especially since Employment for the Philippines, Bienvenido E. Laguesma. ness. the latter serves as legal counsel "The MOU is very significant," said Lt. Governor Borja. "and In a news conference yester to the executive branch. I want the entire world to see that we are doing something right, day, Tenorio reacted quite "I don't think they have the something in the right direction." strongly to reported plans by the authority totellmyAttorney Gen DiegoBenavente Continued on page 20 eral what to do. These people should better read the Constitu tion. The AG provides legal ad vice to the executive branch, ex cept in cases of litigation," said FreedomAir to stop Governor Tenorio. He maintained that as far as he knows, the House has no author ity to order the AG to name a serving Tinian route special prosecutor and that the AG has no obligation to follow. FREEDOM Air Aviation, the they claimed as "excessive" fees was brought to the attention of the "I don't tell them what to do, so main airline company serving levied on them by the Customs CPA board of directors in an Au Idon't want them telling me what Tinian, is terminating its bigger and Quarantine Divisions.• gust 24th letter, and was set to Continued on page 20 .flights to the island owing to what The plan to quit the Tinian route take effect August 31st. There were indications that the profit ability of the route was also a 'II',.• factor in the decision...... The airline company's prob lems with airport fees were dis cussed yesterday during a meet ing of the CPA board where pos sible solutions to the concerns, including a possible review or scrapping of the fees, were raised. During yesterday's meeting, board members took turns criti cizing the Freedom Air decision to stop serving Tinian, in that it would severely inconvenience the people ofthe island. "I think this is unfair. The fees would not justify termination of such an essential service," said CPA Boardmember Victor Hocog. "This is an insult to the integ rity of CPA and of the people of Tinian," he said. Boardmember'Manuel D.Muna CPAofficialsbrainstormon theFreedomAirproblemduringyesterday'S boardmeeting. Fromforegroundleft,clockwise areBoardmembers Juan also expressed his misgivings say- T. Guerrero and Rafaela Perry, Financial Consultant Rex PalaCIOS" Executive Director Roman Tudela, Chairman Roman Palacios, and Boardmembers David Q. Maratita (partly hidden), Manuel Munaand George Sablan. Continued on page 20
.: ,;' ''''., ; 2-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-SEPTEMBER 16,1994 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1994-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-3 Clinton: invasion 'is at hand' Bankers: No to any tax hike By TERENCE HUNT overwhelming majority ofAmeri the military rulers must leave. hundred peoplewouldbe needed to tal,mostviolent regimeanywhere in m~age cansalsoareopposed toaninvasion. "I'll have more to say about that bolster the active duty force in spe our hemisphere," responsible for approval to the SCC's version of rhetoric,Torres predictedthat new "We've got to our re WASlDNGTON (AP) • President "I am concerned about that and I tomorrow night," hesaid. "But!don't cificareas - suchascivilaffairs, mili 3,000 political murders since they the tax reform measure. taxes will result in further eco sources [well]," the local bankers Clinton said Wednesday the United am sony that the polls are the way wantto talkaboutanyspecific date. tary police, logistic and transporta tookpowerin 199 I. These groups described the nomic decline."Everybody is suf association president added. meHu~,whkhpropo~sa Torres made the comments on States has"exhausted everyavailable theyare,"Clinton said. All I can tell youis that thetimeisat tionunits. Moreover, Clintonsaidthatunless 10% fering," said the bank official, alternative" shortofmilitary invasion Nevertheless, he said,"I believe it hand. Callsspreadthrough Congress for themilitary rulers leave, therewill be across-the-board surtax, has been adding that the burden goes back the proposed tax increases a num tooustHaiti'smilitary rulers. is the right thing to do.... It is very "Itseems to me that wehaveliter thepresident notto invade, or at the another massive outpouring of Hai described as practical and easy to to the people. ber of days after he was unani "They'regoingtoleaveonewayor important forus to resolve thismat allyexhausted every available alter least, toletCongress votefirst onthe tianrefugees, beyondthe 14,000 al implement and administer than If banks would be taxed more, mously voted to head the seven theother.i'hewarned.evenas Ameri ter," native andthetimehas comeforthose issue. readyhoused at theU.S. navalbase at the House and Governor Froilan that would mean passing the bur member organization which in can warships sailed towardHaiti. "I am very angry," he said, that people to get out of there," Clinton Thepresident saida final decision Guailtanamo Bay,Cuba C. Tenorio's versions. Further, den on to consumers, he pointed cludes the Bank of Hawaii, Union Sounding angry and determined, Haiti'smilitary reneged onapromise said. to use force had not been made. He Third,ClintonsaidtheUnitedStates the powerful business out. Bank, Bank of Guam, City Trust Clintonsaidthere wasstilltimeforthe to leave voluntarily and persisted in As Clinton spoke, two American said that was up to Haiti's de facto has a bigstakein seeingdemocracy organization's version was re Torres did not elaborate as to Bank,GuamSavings& Loan,First military leaders toleaveontheirown. whathesaidwerewidespread human aircraftcarriers, theUSS Eisenhower leaders and whether they leavevol succeed in the hemisphere. He said garded as "more organized and how the banks could be impacted Savings & Loan, and BOS. "Tbey do not have to push this to a rights abuses. and USS America, were steaming untarily. otherleaders inthe region havetold gradualapproachto raisingtaxes." by impending tax increases. But "I feel veryhonored for my col leagues' confidence in me," he confrontation," he said in an inter Later Wednesday night, Haiti's toward Haiti carrying thousands of Ointonlisted threereasons forforc himthatifthemilitaryrulepersists in At the same time, the new in he did say that the proposals said when askedhow he felt about view withThe Associated Press and army-installed president, Emile combatforces. U.S. Defense Secre ingout the military leaders. He said Haiti ''thendeniocracyelsewherewi1l creasescontainedinthechamber's "double thetaxrateforthe banks." "We have to pay our fair share his election.Torres is thefirstlocal othernewsagencies. Jonassaint, vowedin a newsconfer tary William Perry said U.S. forces Haiti'sdictators werethe"mostbru- be morefragile." proposal were considered less to head the association. However, he underscored Ameri ence not to back down in face of werenearly inplace foran invasion. burdensome onthebusinesses and to the government, but not at this The former lawmaker said he can resolve to restore democracy to increasing U.S. invasion pressure, Thecanierscould beoffthecoast individual taxpayers. time," the senator-turned-banker will "demonstrate theexpectations theimpoverished country. saying "we will maintain thechosen of Haiti by the time of Clinton's9 Indonesia accused of torture While other groups in the busi said. they look at as president of the "TheUnited Stares mustnotbeina direction." p.rn. Thursday (0100 GMT Friday) ness sector are voicing support to Just like the chamber, the bank JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) • independence movement in East Juan S. Torres position towalkawayfromasituation Sifting through graphic pictures of speech if they travel at full speed, the chamber's tax reform pack ers association also expressed association." Indonesia's government abuses Timorprovince. By Rafael I. Santos The Bank ofSaipan Vice Presi Thebankersassociationhasbeen like this inourownbackyard,"Clinton blood-spattered victims, Clinton officials said. But impor age, the bankers association is concern as to how the govern Pentagon powerat alllevels and routinely tor Thereport urgesthegovemmentto dent and General Manager also said. blamed themilitary forthedeathsof tantpreparationswerestill underway. singing a different tune. ment manages public funds. established to forge cooperation tures political prisoners, a human provide humanrights groupsgreater SAlPAN bankers have publicly made it clear that even the alter Clinton's warnings came on the orphans, church people and others The Pentagon will ask for volun Its president stressed in an in Torres said they want the govern among member banks. "We will rights groupsays. access to East Timor,theformer Por expressed opposition to the new nati ve proposal' made by the eveofan OvalOffice addresstobuild and accused themof usingrapeas a teersfrom thereserve forces inprepa terview that all the three tax pro ment toreassessitsspending habit. continue having an exchange of A new report by Human Rights tuguesecolony wheretroops shotand tax increases being proposed by Saipan Chamber of Commerce ideas and try to bring solution to support for his policy, heavily op political weapon. ration foraction inHaiti, a Pentagon posals will only overburden the "Money is not there. We cannot Watch/Asia refocuses attention on killed dozens of pro-independence the legislature, the Tenorio ad recently would not have the back posed in Congress by Republicans He declined to say whether he official said. Theofficial, speakingon public and further affect the ail continue escalating government member banks' problems ...and Indonesia's civil rights record, tar protesters on November 12,1991. ministrationandthebusiness com ing of the bankers association. and Democrats alike. Pollsshow an would set a firm deadline by which condition ofanonymity, saidseveral ing economy. [expenditures]," he said. work in a cooperative manner." nished byamilitary crackdownonan A government spokesman saidit munity. Only the association has so far "We don'tsupport anyincrease wouldreserve commentonthereport Juan S. Torres, President ofthe refused to back the chamber's in taxes," the former legislator until authorities havehadachanceto Saipan Bankers Association, told proposal. The Hotel Association told the Variety. Any increases CNMI joins nation in readit the Variety the other day that the of the Northern Mariana Islands, will be "translated to our custom But in Parliament Wednesday, seven-membergrouping ofCNMI the Saipan Garments Manufac ers sales. [It would also mean] armedfoi:cescommanderGen. Feisal banks does not support the three turers Association and the Duty increase in prices," he said. honoring POW/MIAs Tanjung denied large-scale human separate proposals. FreeShoppers have earlier voiced Echoing business owners' rights violations in East Timor and TODAY,September 16, 1994has all other concerned Americans accused Western mediaof exagger been established by the United who are suffering acute and con atingthesituation there. States Congress and proclaimed tinuing hardships because their The New York-based Human by President Clinton as a special friends and loved ones are still Rights Watch/Asia, formerly known DNR wants livestock day to remember the 2,232 brave missing," the Division of Veter as Asia Watch, blamedthe military Americans of the US Armed ans Affairs said in a news release. forslowprogress in Indonesia's hu Forces who are still missing and "We, the people of the Com manrights. unaccounted for since the Viet monwealth of the Northern "As longas the ...dualroleof the facilities privatized nam Era. Mariana Islands, want to join our military in both security and sociaIJ The proclamation was comple fellow Americans in sending a political affairs continues to be in By Ferdie de la Torre ers," he said. catchment system, he pointed out, mented on the local level when on strong signal, primarily Vietnam, place, human rights improvements Although there is no final move the capacity is not large enough to August 24, Governor Froilan C. further more, we want to show aregoingtobe incremental," itsaid. THE DEPARTMENT of Natural yet, Clothier who has to inspect support a private operation. Tenorio and the people of the our strongsupport forour Nation's Indonesia's top military com Resources is considering the 'the facilities today, said he is in "The idea of privatizing the Commonwealth of the Northern Policy of obtaining the fullest manderhas banneddemonstrations privatization of the Government terested with the quarantine fa animal quarantine facility is very Mariana Islands, also signed and possible accounting of those in East Timor, and the military has Small Animal Veterinary Clinic cilities because he sees a need of good, but unfortunately, it is Dot proclaimed Sept. 16, 1994, as Americans who are still missing supplemented police forces charged and Small Animal Quarantine possible expansion of his hospi recognized by the State of Ha POWt1v!IA (Prisoners of War/ in Southeast Asia, and the repa withriotcontrol. Facilities in As Perdido. tal. waii. Monitoring the animals my Missing in Action) recognition triation of all recoverable re "Openness in Indonesia today, far This developed as Dr. Eugene "It is something I am also be a problem since the facil day. mains," the release added. fromrepresenting thenatural resultof R. Clothier, owner of Saipan Vet considering...the government will ity is so small that it lacks the "The CNMI have no local citi "I encourage all our citizen to economic development and growth erinary Hospital and DNR Secre benefit it because it gives them a economy of scale and may not zens included in those missing, remember our POW/MIA in of a middle class,is in facta policy tary Benigno M. Sablan met yes relief of subsidizing quarantine afford the overtime or holiday nevertheless, we want to show their prayers this and every day thatcan be turned on or offat will." terday at DNR's office in Lower services...and the people will get pay to government inspector on our support for those individuals, until a full accounting is ren It cited the closure of three news Base and discussed the possible improved facilities," Clothier duty," Dela Cruz added. their families, their friends, and dered." publications in June. lease out plans. said. Inrevoking the licenses - neces Sablan said he is in favor of 'Based-on the report submitted sary to publish news in Indonesia privatizing the facilities since it by CNMI Territorial Veterinar - of three weekly magazines, the will save the government from ian Dr. Ignacio T. Dela Cruz to government accused them of vio continued subsidizing to pet own Sablan, special attention must be lating journalistic ethics and en ers. given to the leaky condition of dangering national security. "It will also provide us more old, dilapidated, termite-riden "Demonstrations are broken up manpower to extend government ceiling and roof of the facilities. when they involve dissidents but services for our livestock owners Dela Cruz said in the old phar are tolerated, sometimes even or throughout the CNMI," the DNR macy storeroom, the leaks are so chestrated, when they are in sup secretary stressed. bad that a good part of the ceiling port of the government," the re "This administration believes has collapsed and is in need of port said. in privatization....the facilities immediate repair. Meetings and seminars deemed were inherited by the government "There are also bad leaks in the politically sensitive are banned; from Trust Territory...the longer library/conference room. The torture is routinely used to punish we keep it the more it become roofing tin on the main part of the andintimidate political andcrimi dilapidated," he said. building is also very rusty and nal suspects, it said. Sablan claimed that they dis needsreplacement," he explained. The reportalso accused thegov continuedtheveterinaryclinic last Deb Cruz said the power situ ernment ofdenying workers free May after Clothier opened his ation needs upgrading and is very dom ofassociation and warned of privateclinicwhichtremendously inadequate. violent explosions if tight restric cut down their services. Currently, he continued, gov tions continued. The secretary however, empha ernment water is provided on a . In April, some 50,000 workers sized they are still providing ser 24-hourbasis. However, thequal struck for a week and rioted to vices on emergency basis par ity may not meet acceptable wa demand better labor conditions in ticularly if Clothier is off-island. ter standards because it is very Medan, the provincial capital of "I am very willing to assist high in salt and mineral content, NorthSumatra.Three peoplewere Clothier in obtaining these facili and may also be high in coliform killed. ties in order for me to have more bacteria. time to get out there to our farm- Although there is a water Dr. Eugene Clothier (left) and DNR Secretary Benigno Sablan study the possible lease out of facilities.
.- .; ~ ~ ,.. 11' f • ',' I I ,'I'" it'·r. 4-MARlANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-SEPTE\fBER 16,1994 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1994 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWs-5 JACK ANDERSON and MICHAEL BINSTEIN WASHINGTON MERRY;.GO;.ROUND II ~ LetterstotheEditor I~ Suhartos grow fat at Irked about Tenorio's bill GA~P'I ... ANOTH~ R Indonesia's expense, Dear Editor: so called "Ecotourism." Instead, Santa Cruz because of their fer BOATLOAD he should be catering to the needs vent beliefthat somedaythey will OF REFUGEES. JAKARTA,Indonesia-Thiscountry's 27-yearautocratic ruler, PLEASE print this in your pa of his constituents in precinctone. be returning to the island they call President Suharto, is cleaning house in anticipation of a Novem per and hope that a certain bill I would very much like to see him home. So don't deny them their GaIlegly pill's not it ber summit here with President Clinton and a dozen other pending in the legislaturebe with fix the southernmost road in Mu freedom of movement. Let them regional leaders. drawn as quickly as it was intro sic Land (Dandan) leading to my decide their own fate. duced. house. IfPagan is too unsafe, then why THE GOVERNOR is leaving for Washington with high In Indonesia, cleaning house means shutting down offensive This letter is written in contrast There has been enough propa is it that people are still living in hopes that federal officials will lend an ear to what the newspapers, making arrests, quelling ethnic dissent and trying to to House Bill No. 9-257 authored gation on Pagan. It not have to be Mauna Kea, Hawaii? As a matter commonwealth has to say about issues that have strained avoid repressive and bloody actions in regions it occupies by by Representative Manuel A. turned into a huntingground. Any of fact, school will be opened CNMI-US relations. force, such as East Timor and Irian Jaya. ' Tenorio. geological and ecological re lateron this month in Anathahan. For sure. he will exhaust all possible means to convince "Suharto is trying to put his best foot forward," a Western Mr. Tenorio has no business searches must be applied for on I wonder who declared the island diplomatic source told us. meddling with the affairs of the case by case basis with the con safe for habitation. them that the CNMI is not in flames and that reforms are : That even means several Indonesian government officials northern islands. Such should be sent of thegovernorand the mayor Mount Pagan once erupted in being undertaken. secretlyapproaching U.S. Embassy officials here to ask them to the duties of the representatives of the northern islands. 1925. However, there were no The Post story on labor abuses triggered renewed calls in keep human rights complaints to a minimum until after the of precinct number three: He The people of Pagan are still casualties. This is good enough should refrain from promotinghis celebrating the annual feast of Congress to strip the commonwealth of its control of November summit of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Continued on page 21 immigration. Forum at the Bogor resort above this capital city. Congo Elton Gallegly, seen here as anti-CNMI, wants an The' 73-year-old Suharto isa former Amiy general who took Hypocrisy or catch 22? end to the trampling of human rights. His prescription: US power in 1967 after an abortive coup-which he followed with Dear Editor: tirely. Exactly what accounts for such takeover Of local immigration. a massacre of as many as a million leftists, ethnic Chinese and But once the CNMI's alleged hypocrisy? Could it be that our For the California representative, that is the only remedy. other innocent Indonesians. He has never allowed a true democ HAVByou evernoticedthe way widespread human rights and la leaders are so stupid that they racy 'in the country. We believe otherwise. You don't throwaway an infant's our local politicians respond to bor abuses hit the pages of The think our people are so stupid as media allegations of widespread New York Times or The Wash to fail to recognize their stupid The House of Representatives has adopted two Just last April, the deputy assistant secretary ofEast Asian and bottle just because he is unable to hold it. Clearly, someoneis not doing hisjob. Please, don't human rights violations and labor ington Post, widely circulated. ity? resolutions to probe the appropriateness of the re vacillate when formulating public policies. It seems Pacific Affairs, Thomas C. Hubbard, reminded the Indonesians Just like a new born babe, the commonwealth needs abuses? If the media allegations daily papers in Washington D.C., Either we have a serious prob cent disbursement of $6.2 Million to Mitsubishi by that if it is of the same color, itis rightfully the purview at a New Yorkmeeting that "you cannot have open economic and are made on a local level, such as once these despicable allegations lem respecting the rights of our mother America's care not sanctions. No, we're not saying Governor FC Tenorio. Perhaps there's merit in the of the leadership to quiet the critics even to the point of closed political systems for very long.... For example, a free a story in the Pacific Daily News (liberally-sponsored acts of po laborers - or we don't. It's that abuses must be condoned, but that Congress should resort measures adopted earlier in the week. But let us also covering uncertainties. But if the colors do not match press roots' out corruption; the rule of law encourages and revisit Special Committee Report No. 8-6 adopted or Marianas Variety, most of our litical terrorism) reach the national simple. Do we or do we not? It to better alternatives. or pair, then we use another set of standard. No wonder protects investments." two years ago. that we continue to five a faise imgressum to the US politicians will be up in arms de or federal level, invariably, sud shouldn'tchangeaccording tothe Gallegly is prescribing a pill that will lead to the gradual The report concluded that the authorization of Confrm. Interior and worse oJ all. ourselves that Since Hubbard's warnings, Suharto's police have arrested ploring the alleged atrocities with denly, our local leadership is level its being reported at. . demise of this Pacific paradise. payment by former Governor Larry Guerrero in the we're actually institutinfr(form. Isn't it time that we labor leaders begging for more I than the average $3 per day fierce and righteous indignation. united in one common indefati What really pisses me off, is amount of$5.5 Million violated the mandate of the US Immigration and Naturalization Service control of really have to force you to admit that maybe you do not workers are paid here. In early June, Suharto shut, down three Some might just admit that we gable, relentless position - denial: when a certain local politician Constitution and the letter of the Planning and possess the proper instrument to serve, protect and influential Indonesian publications. During several demonstra- . have problems, jut like any other specifically, that we have been you know who - says, after the NMI's immigration is no guarantee that labor abuses will Budgeting Act. It recommended the dissolution of provide public services. I think Congressman Heinz tions against this action, the police arrested more than two country, but the problems are re wronged, that the stories are the PDN story on·Rota first broke out the committee acknowledging that the disburse stop. It will onlylimit the number of alien workers here Hofschneider put it most bluntly when he said: "Ifthe ally not as bad as they are por same inaccurate, unreasonable in July, in effect: "Yes, we do ment of the funds in question dido'trise tothe level dozens protesters. . because of the expected tight immigration control. issue is complex, it is wrong. If it isn't yours, it is trayedtobe. Veryfew,ifany, will reporting repeatedly leveled of an impeachable offense. But you didn't answer The press has never.been free in Indonesia, but some liberaliz have some serious problems there, wrong." Ladies and Gentlemen, would you do me the ever elect to flat-out deny the al The take over is not only futile, but it will also deprive the whether the disbursement was legal, gentlemen. ing attitudes in the last year by the Suharto government had against us without cause, proof, and it's sad and disappointing, honor of representing my interests at the legislature as legations and dismiss them en- or understanding. commonwealth of its right to sovereignty in the area of What I found interestjnl: in the same report was. a member of this community? allowed more critical reporting of some parts of his government Continued on page 21 a~parent immigration. the absence ofany recommendation what Why does it take a Democratic Governor to apolo though never of Suharto himself Indonesian sources told our soever to.clarify the source of executive authority to gize for a former Republican for what the GOP leader .~ ,: Lack of available workers would mean limited man associate Dale Van Ath the reason f01: the shutdown of the most djsburse unappropriated funds. Neither was there ship did, i.e., why now is Governor Tenorio unequivo Veteran in love with Saipan power. And limited manpower would definitely lead to the subsequent action to define the parameters of what cally settling unsettled judgments the GOP leadership popular magazine here, Temp, was its'critical coverage of a Dear Editor: one chance and most ofyou were even more. We had food every collapse of the economy. funds must be appropriated or disbursed without an should have resolved in the last four years? Ironic, isn't Suharto friend; Indonesian Technology MinisterB.J. Habibie, not present when I made my trib day and enough water to survive appropriation. nor did it litil:ate the violation of it? and his foolhardy purchase ofhalfthe former East German Navy. IT IS with great joy and much Hotels and other businesses need foreign workers. Skilled, ute to you so I am writing this to but you people had no supplies. I constitutional or statutOI)'provisions to clear the air Let the court prescribe the appropriate procedure Habibie spent between $10 million and $12.7 million each for love that I greet you. When I was you today. I want's to reachoutto . know there were notenoughcaves hardworking and English-speaking workers from the Phil once and for all. though I am sure it would not rule infavor of either your Special Guest of Honor, of you in love and I trust that you for the Saipanese people to hide Today, the same cabal has taken adiametrically 39 ships. Less than halfhave been delivered, and one nearly sank ippines and other countries do most ofthe jobs here. And political party ~ut render a dissenting opinion equiva Governor Froilan.C. Tenorio and contrary position insisting that the recent disburse .off France in June. The aging, Communist-era vessels are badly may feel this across the miles. in. lent to the function of alegislative appropriationfulfill to each Citizen ofSaipan and the if they are not allowed entry, major industries will cease ment of funds calls for an appropriation. Gentle in need of refurbishing, which could cost the Suharto -govern It was such a great experience -I have also seen Saipanese ing the void in the Planning and Budgeting Act that is Commonwealth: I was the most to return toSaipan,after50 years. . people pushed out of caves. To operating and no revenues will be infused into the already men, you abrogated your responsibility in two areas now before it. So the question that every member of the ment as much as $1 billion-money it does not have. Honored person in the entire WhenI last saw yourisland it laid see your people go through the drained CNMI coffers. since two years ago: I). You never expressed the leadership must ask himself is: In the' absence of Even so, the Suhartos are filthy rich, and corrupt to the core. same concerns when the former executive director World. You gave me a greatpride in waste. Your homes were de battle, which was not of your We believe federal control over CNMI immigration will statutory requirement specifically diCtatini' the Suharto himself may not live like a king in luxury -though he of CUC violated the terms of the Grant Pledge ~oyernor's action in payin~ Mitsubishi. who is usurp- that I felt beyond words. It was as stroyed and your people had gone making and the innocent victims not bring solutions to numerous CNMI problems. As what 2), did spend $1 million plus on his posthumous residence, a family if I belonged so much to each of through so much suffering and so Al:reement. You failed to clarify the question of 109 the Mwer or authority of appropriation? The suffering. I admire you and have Governor Tenorio is saying such privilege is not the real authority used to disburse the $5.5 Million. goyeO?oror the dissenting opinion of the court filling \ mausoleum - but the amount of wealth the family is amassing you and now I miss you that I am many died. As I stated in my trib the greatest affection for you. I If the health and safety ofthe public is pivotal issue. ~e YOld of a legislative res.ponsibility? You may differ in this impoverished country of 190 million is gluttony on a so far away. ute to the Saipanese people at the have many gifts given to me by upon.the administration doing what it has done, do 10 approach. but the consequence is still the same. world-record scale. The worst regret is I never did 2nd Marine Division Memorial many ofSaipan citizens but your The feds should be more understanding since these tiny we to wait until a calamity is in our midst to need , Gove~or Ten~rio had to do something and you Intelligence sources estimate Suhafto's family wealth between get to tell you how thrilled and Service, that it was not my unit flag, is my utmost trophy. This start scrambling for instant solutions? So what islands are still on a learning process.'And learning does can t conti~ue.nursmg your new found toy of intransi $3 billion and $5 billion. Sadly, they note, it is not illegal for the Honored I was to be your Special that suffered alone, it was the flag tells me you are a free people then? Was the impetus to raise the issue ofimpeach genc~. !?contin~e Guest of Honor. I only had this not happen overnight. Indeed, mistakes have been commit hiding behind the auspices of family to accumulate such a fortune, because Suharto himselfis Saipanese people who sufferetI Continued on page 21 mrn.uwo years ago perpetrated to cOrrectthe action technicalities doesn texemptthe legislaturefrom meet the law. But even $5 billion take-horne-pay is a pittance com ted, but US lawmakers should realize that punishment taken by the former governor or was it purely a ing the ~nimal prescribed duties and responsibilities won't correct the problems. political ploy to discredit him? Did any of you of a policy making body nor does it absolve it from pared to the billions more they control in businesses ranging apologize to the former governorfor thehumiliation "oK ... I'LL ScNO What the U.S. Congress should do now is to lend a hand providing resolution to a problem, i.e., retirement of from banks and cement factories to toll roads and restaurants. and his family had to endure? Wasn't there an $42 Million deficit and otherexisting obligations of the For more than a decade, Suharto's wife, Tien, has been irrev 1\r\EM R\q\-\T and not wield a rod. ulterior motive for your half-cocked but vicious OVER. CNMI. erently referred to by Indonesian critics as "Madame Tien Per intent to ruin him? Louder. ~Iease? I certainly You have the inherent responsibility to define-the didn't find in the report a resolution to quietinl: the Par .',,\ ,... w ... -, I." 1..1,' .8-MARIANASVARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-SEPTEMBER 16, 1994 From the Administration FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1994 -MARIANAS VARlETY NEWS AND VIEWS-9 In defense ofLaMotte, Immigr-ation By Frollan C. Tenorio tion, but no one has ever.given a both ends, and that for the first Governor, CNMI serious criticism ofhis qualifica time we have appointed a Special ALPEX ARKET THIS week, I withdrew my nomi tions. I have to conclude that the Assistantfor FilipinoAffairs who nation ofMr. Leo LaMotte for the leadership's position was. politi is, himself, a Filipino-American, office of Commonwealth Public cally motivated. Unfortunately, I will not be able Auditor. A temporary appointment to tell them that we have passed a The Public Auditor has one of I did not want to have this hon comprehensive labor reform bill, the most important jobs in our est man endure the humiliation of because we have not. Both the govemment. He is responsible for a senseless and spiteful rejection. Eighth and the Ninth Legislatures watching all the other govern Therefore, I withdrew his nomi entertained such bills, but no ac ment agenc'es to make sure that nation. tion has ever been taken. ------they are handling their money When the office of Public Au And I will not be able to tell TEL: 235-1444,234-3351 C.K. properly. In orderto carry out real ditor is vacant, our Common them that we have made serious reform in this Commonwealth, wealth Constitution allows the changes in our minimum wage, WHOLESALE & RETAIL we need a strong Public Auditor. Governorto appointa Temporary because we haven't. The mini I originally nominated Mr. Public Auditor. Because I do not mum wage is still $2.45, and it is want to lose his expertise, I have LaMottebecausehe was the most Froilan C. Tenorio only going to increase by thirty qualified for the job. Not only appointed Mr. LaMotte into this cents next January. This is a step Meanwhile, I invite the House ton Post, Congresswill havemany c::J TOKYO TOWN was he a Certified Public Ac position. in the right direction, but it is not leadership to tell me what valid questions about the labor situa (;;I P,I,C, countant, but he had alaw degree The Constitution does not set a nearly enough. reasons they might have for re tion. I expectthe Congressmen to ESPN c=J 0 TRIPLEJ as well. Most important ofall, he time limit on how long a Tempo I'm told that the Legislative jecting this highly qualified can be very critical and skeptical. Our MrrsuelSHI had many years of experience in rary Public Auditor may remain leadership will also be going to ~ didate. local controloverimmigrationand ALPEX MARKET¢ in office. Although this may seem I FormerH Markel ~ tough, challenging positions. His Meanwhile, in Washington Washington. hope that they will strange, I believe it is deliberate, customs will be at issue. If we do be ableto tell Congress what I can record showedclearly that he was I am going to Washington next because the portion of the Consti not convince Congress that we not. REYESELEMENTARY III a liard-working, honest, experi week to testify before the United SCHOOL L.-.-.J tution that deals with the Public can deal with our own problems, Meanwhile, I will also be ask enced public servant. Aftera long States Congress. Auditor was amended just a few they may take these powers away ing for an enhanced federal pres and painstaking search, I believed At first, I had not planned to years ago. Also, there is prece from us. ence in our islands. I want the that I had found a man who could attend this hearing. As I have said dent. The last Public Auditor (Mr. I will be able to give the Con U.S. DepartmentofLabortosend truly make a difference in our before, I do not like extensive Scott Tan) was not confirmed in gressmen some good news. I can us personnel to help train our La Commonwealth. traveling. And I have been to his position until he had been act tell them that we have a new policy bor Department. I don't want the Before long, though, it became Washington once this year al ing for approximately two years. of openness, admitting our prob U.S. to take over our Immigra obvious that the leadership of the ready. I hope that this will indeed be a lems instead of covering them up. tion, but I think we could use House of Representatives did not But this is a very, very impor temporary arrangement, and that I can point to the arrest of Labor more help from the U.S. Immi want to confirm Mr. LaMotte. No tant hearing for the Common I will eventually be able to re and Immigration officials sus gration service. I think we need a . I real reason was ever given for wealth. Because our labor prob I; submitMr. LaMottefor final con pected of corruption, and to the fullLl.S. District Attorney here this. A few members attempted to lems were recently highlighted firmation as full Public Auditor. passage ofa new, tough immigra not just an assistant attorney - and offerjustifications for their rejec- on the front page ofthe Washing- tion law. I'll be able to say that, I want a U.S. Marshall for our since we have reorganized Immi islands, and a more active pres gration and Labor into a single ence of the FBI and the DEA department, we should be able to (Drug Enforcement Agency). deal with alien labor problems Hopefully Congress will see that much more efficiently. I can tell we are serious about cleaning our them that we have opened a liai house, and will give us help in son office in Manila so that we stead of trying to punish us for can deal with labor problems at past misdeeds. OOPS' sorry! '.. " . " . MARIi].NAS Variety would like Danao and Kai, to correct an error in the Wednes To see Dr. Scoggin, please call day 9/14 issue. The Doctors' The Doctors" Clinic for an ap Clinic specialist on rotation this pointment before Sept. 17th. week from the Straub Clinic & Thank you for your attention. Dr.Jim Scoggin Hospital is Dr. Jim Scoggin, Marianas Variety apologizes for Orthopaedic Surgeon, NOT Drs. the error. 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Hocog Department of Finance, Customs regarding the Mayor's FY 94 Hocog was miffed by such a (D-Rota) was dismayed by the Division nor is he an employee budget, or it may be due to Mr. statement and insisted that Lopez recentaccusations madeby Harry of Land and Natural Resources, Lopez's disagreement with one understand his legislative pre Lopez, Community Worker, a Quarantine Division." of my family members. I can't rogative to promote the best in political employee within the Of Hocog stated in a news release' say for sure which one it is, but in terests of all the members of his fice of the Mayor, Rota, relative that he had been subjected to any case I would like to get to the constituency and not just one tocustoms inspections atthe Rota Lopez's harassment since early bottom of this," said the Rota family. airport. June of this year. senator. "I will not concede to spine Lopez claimed in a communi "It wasn't until I found out that Regarding Hocog's arrival to less threats," exclaimed Hocog. cation to Marianas Variety or:. Mr. Lopez was not an official Rota on August 25, he claims He insisted that he will uncover September 9, that Hocog refused customs agent that i refused to that Lopez initiated a political the motivation behind Lopez's inspection of his person and lug submit myself to his paramili discussion. actions. "I believe that Lopez gage upon arrival to Rota flying tary searches which included the "Lopez reminded me of my has been instructed by a higher .. non-stop from Saipan on July 23, non-routine use of a K-9." family's relationship with his authority to harrass me," said August 25 and 29. In light of this information, wife and the importance of their Hocog. 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Santos battery and disturbing the where they had been drinking threatened to kill her if she tried Alvarez and his former wife WEEKE peace. earlier. to leave the bedroom, the gov Cynthia M. Fleming on June 6, A MAN who allegedly threat On or about August 28. the Later, the defendant became ernment said in the affidavit. 1994. The defendant was also ened to kill his common-law defendant "did threaten and at angry over unknown incident, Meanwhile, three criminal enjoined to stay away at least SPECI wife with a knife, has been sum tempted to cause bodily injury the government said. While in charges have been filed against 200 yards from Fleming. He moned to appear in Superior to Lydia Sanchez with a dan their bedroom, Sanchez at a man who had earlier been or was also barred from attempt Court to answer to criminal gerous weapon," the complaint tempted to calm her husband. dered to stay away from his ing to have or have any contact charges levelled against him. signed by Assistant Attorney But Santos apparently refused former wife. with the woman at any time at Antonio S. Santos has been Genera! Charles Rotbart read. to listen and took a belt and Raymond F. Alvarez was told any place without an orderfrom told to make a court appearance An affidavit from the AGO's allegedly used the buckle end to appear in Superior Court on the court. on Monday. Criminal Division indicated "to strike Sanchez on the head, Monday at 9:00 a.m. to answer Despite the court order for Santos, a resident of Dan Dan, that at around 8:00 p.m. on causing a laceration to her to charges of assault and bat him-not to harass nor have any is facing charges of assault with August 28, the couple arrived scalp." tery, disturbing the peace and contact with Fleming, Alvarez dangerous weapon, assault and at their home from Kilili Beach He then took a knife and contempt of court. allegedly came to his former ~ Alvarez allegedly assaulted wife's resident in Fina Sisu on ...... certain Mike Chavarria' who ------_" , ------September 3. _. .. 'iI:."·[·H""7~'i\~ was with the defendant's es When the door was opened ..b ,t.l,·\a·'~l.:.r",JW,,-"~ 'J tranged wife two weeks ago. by Fleming, the defendant al ., The defendant "did unlaw . BEr-'F Fr-El $1 29/lb "',::We pesign &.. 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I~<':~J~ .. t:.\.·.::. ',\','. ,,"..... , ".,;,.".~~·:_\·.... i,,: .<.,>:;,.t:~.~-.'.),·..-.'-."i.'-~~,~,":-'j.'" 4.'I.'~ ,.".' ',L., ·(,:t':":."'·,·4·' FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16,1994 -MARIANAS VARIEfY NEWS ANDVIEws-19 Author...Continued from page 18 eyes repeat touuist group Hopwood commends "I decided to send it to the Ar -Tuesday, September 13. 8 row book club, just to see what 9:30 a.m. at San Vicente El assistance,"she said."I hope that look into is planting of more eco but also for CNMI students to By Ferdiede la Torre would happen, and they took it," ementary School; 10-11:30a.m. this kind of technology make nomictrees which possibly grow study foreign culture and lan Korman said. at Oleai Elementary School; 1 ANICIA Q.Tomokane,newman available for our tourists." alongthe roadsidesto se~ tropical guage. PSS media office The restishistory. He has since 2:30 p.m. at Hopwood Junior aging director of the Marianas The managing director ex fruits "as we have been promot "The rational idea is to project HOPWOOD JuniorHighSchool, in ingthenumerous request forservice Newsletters that are published yearly by several schools are also had 16 more books published by High School; and 6:30-8 p.m. at Visitors Bureau, said she will be plained that police boxes, which ing the islands." CNMI as being friendly and hos anappreciationletter,hascommended thatcome to youroffice in a timely theMediaOffice ofthePublicSchool manner evenata timewhen youare being printed bytheMedia Office. Scholastic (which includes the the Joeten-Kiyu Public Library, lookingat programs aimed to at will also serve as information Tomokane emphasized that to pitable as well,as strengthening. System fortheoutstanding service it short ofpersonnel." The Media Office is staffed with Arrow Book Club). The titles of with a particular emphasis on tract more visitors to come back outlets,can be cost effectivecon encourage "repeaters" and invite ties with other countries that en hasrendered to theschool. "By having its own printing ser skilled personnel who have devel Korman's books include, "No students from Saipan's private in the CNMI. sidering it will reduce the burden them to stay longer in the com courage them (tourists) to come Inalettersentto theMediaOffice, vice, thePublicSchool Systemisable opedexpertise in theirspecific line Coins, Please," Radio Fifth schools. of the limited police personnel. monwealth,thepeoplemustshow back," she said. Tomokane toldthe Varietythat Hopwood principal TomPangelinan to save thousands of dollars annu of workthrough training and years Grade," "Beware of the Fish!", -Wednesday, September 14. With regards to beautification hospitality. Governor Froilan Tenorio has seeing "repeaters" enjoying the praised thepersonnel fortheirprofes ally," thenews release said. ofexperience. Thededicated staffof "Who is Bugs Potter?", "I Want 9-11 a.m. at Rota Elementary program,Tomokanerevealedthat She said there should be some appointed Tomokane to serve as the Media Office are Rick Santos, rich culture of the islands is a sional work. . The MediaOffice is responsible to Go Home!" and "The Zucchini and Junior High Schools; and sheisentertaining theideaofbeau sort of a family exchange pro MVB managing director pursu forproviding printing services tothe administrative officer; Ben healthy signofacompetitivetour "We would like to recognize the Warriors." 12-2 p.m. at Rota High School. tifyingof moresidewalksto keep gram in which an MVB sanc ant to Section 509(b) of Execu hard work which you consistently entire Public School System. These Matagolai, printing supervisor; Joe ism industry. The schedule for Korman's -Thursday, September 15. 8 "I want to improve our image the tourists' stay enjoyable and tioned families will play hosts to tive Order 94-3. perform to ensure thatyou provide includetheprintingofbooklets, pam Atalig, administrative assistant; FrankRomolor, graphic artistand visit is as follows: 11 a.m, at Tinian Elementary, by makingsureto receive repeat safe. visiting families. Pursuant to that section, her qualityprinting service," Pangelinan phlets, school handbooks, andother stated inhisletter. "Youhaveshown, educational documents. illustrator; Norbert Camacho, dark -Monday, September 1.8-9:30 Junior High and High Schools; ers or those visitors that come The project will bejoint efforts Another idea is to establish appointmentmustreceivethecon time and time again, that you are Theofficealsoprintsthevarious room teehnician;EdwardManibusan a.m.at GTC Elementary School; and 1-2:30 p.m. at Marianas ANICIA Q. Tomokane from MVB, Mayor's Office, brother and sister program that currence of the MVB Board of back," the former Board of Edu capable ofperforming professional forms usedinalltheschools, certifi andReutao martin, press operators; 10-11:30 a.m. at Tanapag El High School. cationmember stressed. friendly islanders but NMI being Saipan Chamber of Commerce, will benefit not only for tourists Directors to become permanent. work. We also wish to commend cates, reportcards,transcripts, and andJackArriola,in-charge of bind ementary School; 1-2:30 p.m. at -Friday.September 16.8-9:30 To realize the goal, among her a peaceful and safe destination. and Department of Natural Re your outstanding efforts incomplet- diplomas. ingandcollating. Garapan Elementary School; a.m. at Koblerville Elementary possible recommendations to Soundand memorabletrip will sources' Parks and Recreation. • and 3-4 p.m. at the Garapan El School; 10-11:30 a.m. at San MVB Board of Directors, are to encourage tourists to return. To get an island look, busi Author urges students to t 'I ementary School library, meet Antonio Elementary School;and provide safety for tourists and To provide additional safety nesses will be recommended to ing with Language Arts chair 1-2:30 p.m. at William S. Reyes measures for visitors, Tomokane conduct more beautification putuplandscape,plantsandflow enjoy reading, writing persons and school librarians. Elementary School. projects. said she is mulling at the intro ers at their respective buildings. The MVB has observed a duction of police boxes in desig . "We are advertisingCNMI as a SUCCESSFULchildren'sauthor said. growth in the family travel mar nated areas frequented by tour tropicalparadise so we must do it Gordon Korman is enjoying his "It is remarkable how similar ketaI)1ong Japanesetouristscom ists. in reality by providing such kind visitto Micronesia, which started children are wherever you go. ing to theCNMI. The bureau has "If they have problems or of attractions," the former BOE this week with his visit to the There are far more similarities attributed thetrendnot onlyto the trouble, they just go to the box member said. Commonwealth, a news release than there are differences," said nature attractions, culture and and push the button for police She added that another area to from the Public School System Korman, who has visited a wide Upto 5 quarts 20-40 Super Shell variety of communities since OilandNapaBrandoilFilter.Plus making a successful career of 19-pointcar check. Come in to writing fictional novels for read day, no appointment necessary. JGSABLAN ers of all ages. The author's visit wasarranged ~Shell by PSS Reading Consultant $29:;rt ICE & WATER CO. Connie Kaufer and PSS School S el------:=------ie Library Consultant Katharyn CALL 235·". Tuten-Puckett through Scholas tic Books, the New York-based publisher of Korman's novels. In addition,Korman's visitwas SPECI supported bythe Boardof Educa tionandCommissionerofEduca tion William S. Torres as part of the PSS effort toward improving IT&E announces students' love for reading. SAVINGSI Korman,whosepermanentresi dence is in New York,said hehas eve'n~!kJgger "been very lucky", in his success savings PURIFIED Ice Cube as an author,having his firstbook published at the age of 12. Now, WATBR he spends about four months a y~. year travelling around the world for business. ", -., ..:. ".' to promotehisbooks for Scholas Co' """,-,.-" $1.00 PER BAG tic. From now until:D~c~~§"1st, IT&E has lncreav-d 50¢ PER GALLON During his visit, Korman has .~ , '". .. " taken time to talkto bothstudents Strictly Busines~savJ.ngsto 25% off all direct dial calls. Buy 25 gallons and get Buy 5 bags and get and adults, offering advice and ".:"':,'';''':- ..<" 5 gallons FREE! 1 bag FREE! answering questions. His visitin cludes stops to all of the schools OR OR on Saipan, Tinian and Rota. Buy 10 gallons at our Buy 4 bags at our regular "I have been impressed by the ability of students whose second business 25% on all directdial calls. IT&E, the regular price and get the price and get the next 2 language is English.They tendto only long distance company with a discount plan next five gallons at bags at HALF the price visualize words very well," . .. . Korman said, adding that he be designed for 'business~.s,;;JT&E, the only HALF the price! lieves that 'students over here (in J,; Micronesia) have an advantage long distance comp~;you need. over kids from the United States !.r-~~"'~>:-:<:~' , .. WE ALS9 OFFER YOU .TUE FOLLOWING" ..' in writing. They seem less self conscious and more free-flow Blocked Ice • Ceramic Dispenser ing." Call today and fin \ lit how your company can ta • .~{~~'g;' • Crushed Ice • Plastic Dispenser When asked to offer advice for , . • Plastic Water Container • Table Top Dispenser aspiringwriters,Kormansaidthat advantage of StVf. • ''f'''r,r}'.., -- 20-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-SEPTEMBER 16, 1994 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1994 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWs-21 Leave the "The black gold" of the chiefexecutive on the issue of Under the Planning & Budget- the need arises in the future. Worried about the legality of the Pacific, i.e, the volcanic ash, a special prosecutor. ing Act, no Commonwealth offi- Another reason he had in op the governor's action in disburs Irked... Bye bye to the boonies Tenorio... In another instance, however, cial may commit public funds posing the payment is that by us ing the money despite their warn basalt, and pozzolana alone. Do Continued from page 5 not to make them domestic game Governor Tenorio was heard to without legislative approval. The ing the bond money, government ings, House leaders are now not make another mining pit like Dear Editor: multiply. This last activity Continued from page' reason to discredit representative for hunters, but a priority for our have said, "Their functions are to House feels that by paying is putting 'some $100 million in poised at pursuing legal action. Nauru, formerly called "Pleasant wouldn'tbe so bad ifBoonie dogs Tenorio's hypothesis that the is Island." THEY rhyme with "loonie" and were similar to say, deer - which community. Since it was the U.S. to do," a visibly irked governor make laws so they should do just Mitsubishi for the CUC engine federal assistance grants in jeop Part ofthe House-action will be land is not safe. Come on ...ifit is roamSaipan. They wanderaround live in woods, or geckos - which Army that leftthem, the U,S. gov said when asked to commentabout that," the chief executive said in debt, the governor may have vio- ardy, as they are tied down to to instruct its legalcounselsto ask not safe for permanent habitation ernment should pay tlie CNMI to the planned House request to the the morning news conference. lated such a law. CUC's compliance to a number the AG to prosecute the possible Yours truly, Koblerville Elementary, seek ref bolt at the sound of our voices. then it will neverbe safe even for uge behind the Nauru building, But Boonie dogs hang around round up Boonie dogs for adop AG. Tenorio's critical statements The House has been adamant ofstrict conditions set by Interior violation of the law; being the Representative Tenorio's dream tion. Those not adopted should be "This is the executive branch, I came after the House last Tues- against the payment in that it uses department. Commonwealth official man /s/CANICE KAIPAT lie along Middle road, and gather humans like a high school nerd for "Ecotourism excursion." neutered and turned back into the carry out the executive functions. day adopted a resolution autho- bond earnings money currently But more importantly, dated to enforce the law. TAITANO at the Capitol Hill post office. hangs around cheerleaders. Un rizing its legal counsels to ex- kept in trust at the BankofGuam. Benavente as with other mem Under the law, such may re With no place to call home and no like a nerd, however, who ducks wild so that their numbers would If they don't like it, they can do is that by accepting human rights a lawsuit against the gover- House Speaker Diego T. bers of the leadership feels quire that the AG appoint a spe one who cares, they are the for into the johnat the first glimpse of dwindle until they no longerare a whatever they want but that's as plore abuses (allegations) on a .local nor for disbursing the $6.2 mil- Benavente has been on record as strongly that the use of the bond cial prosecutoras it mightbe held Hypocrisy... gotten ones of Saipan - Boonie a football player, Boonie dogs problem. No more Boonie dogs far as they could go. They could level for political purposes, so all request, they can ask but nothing lion withoutlegislative appropria- wanting those monies reserved money needs an appropriation in conflict ofinterest, being legal Continued from page 5 dogs. Since the U.S. Army aban don't retreat. On the contrary would mean no more homeless our voters(andthe feds) will think doned their ancestors a half cen when we drive, run, or ride a puppies limping across streets; is gonna come out of that," said tion. for Covenant matching funds as from the Legislature. counsel to the executibe branch. but we intend to correct them." "what a great moral leader" and tury ago, Boonie dogs have been bicycle past Boonie dogs, they 110 more ripped-open trash; less Then, about a month later, essen vote right next election (session), left to fend for themselves and chase us and occasionally bite. fear for parents, bicyclists, and pected to bring about a decline in ence in the Philippines. Prior to tially the same Rota story that ceivingbetterservice, but instead the politician only paves the way cause mischief in our neighbor Moreover, if rabies were ever in runners; and a safer community the numberof undocumentednon her appointment, Liaison Officer was in the PDN appears in the Freedom... we got this," said Maratita. for the allegations to'graduatel hoods: They find sustenance in troduced to Saipan, Boonie dogs for all of us. Labor... resident workers. LuzvimindaG. Padillawas a prac Washington Post, and that same Continued from page 1 Juan T. Guerrero, vice chair advance to the federal level, our trash, seek shelter on our would spread it like wild fire. Continued from page 1 The MOU also calls for the ticing attorney specializing in local politician reacts totally dif ing the Freedom Air decision is man of the board during the meet where, at that point, he is forced lawns, and multiply, multiply, The solution to Boonie dogs is /sILAURA RETZLER Philippine Consular Office to es overseas employment and labor ferently: now he is half-denying, not a good way to thank the Tinian ing recommended that the board Lt. Governor Borja and mem to desperately deny and down tablish a Filipino Workers Devel relations matters. Her extensive half-down-playing the problem people forpatronizing the airlines. look into the matter and examine bers of .his official delegation play essentially the same allega opment Center to promote 'and experience in leading POEA mis he previously accepted and la "The people ofTinian contrib the circumstances surrounding the worked on language ofthe docu tions he previouslyacknowledged Same acronym, wrong reference ensure the welfare and protection sions to Guam, Saipan, Nauru, uted to the growth of Freedom decision. ment with staff of the U.S. Em mented as true; he is denouncing on the local level, againfor politi of Filipino overseas contract PapuaNewGuinea, SaudiArabia, Dear Editor: We would like to correct the The disabilities Act has had noth Air. Thus, it is unfair for the com "We need to do an inquiry on bassy to ensure that its language essentially the same PDN story cal purposes, this time so that the workers in the CNMI. Further, Italy and the United States were in the Post which he record that we clarified this with ing to do with the $1.9Mdecrease. pany to come up with such a way the matter, look at all avenues to was in line with U.S. interests and previously feds don'treduceorwithholdfed prior to initial employment in the leading factors in her selection. IN YOUR Friday, September PSS. The "ADA" to which Mr. In fact, ifthe Disabilities Act was ofsaying thank you," said Muna. resolve problems with Freedom sovereignty. acknowledged on a local level as eral funding, or otherwise poke CNMI, Filipino workers will have In another development, Com 9th article "Fed Grants for PSS Quitugua was referring was not being adhered to in the PSS there Tinian representative to the Air," said Guerrero. Recognizing the abundance of true, or at least having had some their dirty noses into our equally to process their work papers monwealth Health Center Medi Decrease by $1.9M," you quoted the disability act; rather, the ADA, may be additional grant money CPA board and Board secretary, According to the vice chair non-accredited employment re validity. Hence, this formula, or sordid affairs. Catch-22, I guess. through the POEA. cal Director, Dr. Chris Ebert Mr. Daniel Quituguaas saying inthiscase, was the AverageDail y available for the system. More David Q. Maratita likewise la man, it may be a good idea to cruiting agencies now operating operating equation, is: Lt. Governor Borja visited the Santos, met withPhilippine health Human rights problem that the "Report noted that this is Attendance static's ofhow many over, if the PSS were to actually mented the decision saying the bring the matter up with the gov in the Philippines, the MOU sig I.} + Cordially, new liaison office established in officials and toured two Manila based on the American Disability students actually attend, rather comply with the Disabilities Act termination would be a big blow ernor so things can be settled nificantly limits the number of local level reporting = true or the MOU for a ribbon cutting hospitals to assess the practical Act (Sic)." than just enroll, in the system. to the people. among CPA; Freedom Air and recruitment and placement agen mostly valid, must be acknowl /s/CHARLES P. REYES, JR. opening ceremony, following the aspects ofa medical referral pro "We thgought we will be re- Customs & Quarantine. cies that can be used by Filipinos edged (for political purposes) seeking work in the Common signing. gram that would send CNMI pa- ' 2.) Human rights problem + wealth. Eliminatingunscrupulous The office will be staffed by an tients to the PI for specialized national/federal mediaexposure/ Drive With Care' recruitment practices is also ex- attorney with long labor experi- medical care. Although no com attention =false, with little valid mitments were made by the ity,littleunderstanding, and much CNMI, additional discussions inaccuracy (for political pur may be held in the comingmonths. poses) Lt. Governor Borja will return The stupidity inherent in this with the CNMI delegation to formula, which has proven abso Saipan Thursday evening. lutely irresistible for most ofour leadership, aside from its obvi Rota... ous contradiction/inconsistency, Continued from page 1 Veteran... met the suspect. Continued from page 5 Philippine Consul Renato L. and you have a say in the running Villapando confirmed to the Va of your islands. Thank Almighty riety that they received such com God, you are for the flrst time free plaint from Rota. He however, and even I would like to feel I had did not elaborate. a small part in this. . Sources said the Rota Labor During the time I was with you Task Force with the assistance in June past (1994); if I was able from the Governor's Office and to meet you and shake your hand the Assistant Generals Office and give you a gift from me, I am helped the victim out from the very glad. This was the thing I island. enjoyed most. I passed out quite a The Washington Post August few gifts and in return you gave 29th issue carried story of rape, me so much love with your smile. beatings, unpaid wages, and "vir I will never forget you and the tual slave treatment" on Filipino "Love Story Continues." workers allegedly committed by Buckle Up! I have every intention of re theirRota employers andeven by turning to Saipan.In fact my hearts Do it for lawful authorities in the island. desire to see a movie made ofmy Pairere those who Theissue had prompted Philip exploits during the War and my pine laborofficialsto cautionFili retuni to Saipan 50 years later as #1 love you. pino overseas workers to come to Special Guest ofhonorofGover Rota. nor Froilan C. Tenorio. Please Local leaders led by Lt. Gover join me with your prayers, faith, norJesus C.Borjaand Commerce hope in ourJesus Christ. I seek no Secretary Pedro Q. Dela Cruz re monetary motives and the people acted strongly against the report, of Saipan to benefit from it. The saying they unfairly misrepresent only thing I would want would be the true situation in the island. 1994 Paseo to come back to Saipan, see the Rota MayorJoseph S. Inos has picturemadehave someinputinto expressed doubt regarding the the movie and my expenses paid Micro. Corporation veracity of the Washington Post while the movie was being made. reports about the labor situation, In my heart I know this, even tho saying it was not backed with on it is my story there will never be site information gathering. anotherofits kind. Pleasejoinme Inos said the story is one-sided and not let this golden tribute pass and hardly depicts the true situa by forever. tion in the island. Saipan, may God keep you in But California Congressman his care always. Elton Gallegly made reference to the Post story as one big compel Is/CLIFF FARRIS Richard Tom ling reason why the Common wealth should not be allowed to San Jose • 234..5911..8 control its own immigration. ,:.:, ..... l I... I.' I. ,'; , ~ .. ' ...... 22-MARlANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-SEPTEMBER 16, 1994 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1994 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VlEWS-23 More Letters•. e TomAldan airs concerns over proposed loan program Honorable Diego T. Benavente ees shall be insuredfor the amount given the latitude to determine the the loan. This is fine, However, ifa loan and would lose their contribu- In defense ofthe governor's tax reform plan Speaker ofthe loan naming the Retirement best way to invest and utilize the member, after having obtained a tions, and consequerltly their cred- Dear Editor: your newspaper. Thank you in of the Commonwealth. I would ernor Jesse Borja, where their make the CNMI vulnerable to House ofRepresentatives Fund as the primary beneficiary. assets under its care. loan,dies and hiscontributions were itedservice. When thetimecomesto advance for your assistance and like to comment on the bold decision to present to the House attack and vendettas by other Ninth Northern Mariana Islands Theintent of this bill is obviously. To legislate the details of how usedtorepay theloan, the member's invoke the rights to benefits pro- I HUMBLY request your as cooperation. move made by our Governor ofRepresentatives theirTax Pro congressional members because Commonwealth Legislature very helpful to the membership of membership contributions can be service credit will be reduced to the vided for spouses and dependents, sistance in printing this letter in Good morning to the people Froilan C. Tenorio and Lt. Gov- posal, H.B. 9-250, now on pub ofour pathetic and inactive atti Saipan, MP 96950 the Food. It willprovide the means used or invested is tantamount to extent of the amount of contribu- service credits lost throughthisloan lic hearing. tude over the Governor's Tax to promptly secure financial assis- treating these contributions as gen- tions taken to repay the loan. If the will either reduce the benefits for It may be very unpopular Reform. Let us try to stand to DearMr. Speaker: tance when an emergency arises. eralrevenues. Weallknowthey are reduction in service credit renders spouses and dependents or render which could spell political di gether and put our house to Thelegislature is right on target in not. As a contributing member of themember ineligible forsurvivor's them entirely ineligible for benefits. saster, but the Governor chose gether because we all have in TIlEBOARDhas reviewed Bill its findings because we have wit-the Retirement Fund, you and I benefit, what should we do? This These are merely our observa- to take the initiative to steer the terest to the survivalofourCom 9-234, a proposal entitled "A Bill nessedthosesituationsmanytimes, expect to receive these contribu- situation may not be prevalent but tions on the consequences of the CNMI away from further defi monwealth. for an Act to amend I CMC, Sub Therefore, opening this program tions either by way of retirement could happen. Therefore, we do not H.B. 9~234 for your reviewandcon- cit. nevertheless, Congressman The Doomsday soothsayers, section 8374by adding a new sub within the Retirement Fund would benefitsor arefund. Eitherway, our believe it is wise to jeopardize a sideration.Foryourinformation,the Pedro P. Reyes still has his mind the Saipan Garment Manufac section G) toauthorizea memberof ensure the availability offmancial contributions should be invested in member'sfuturesecurity whensuch Board had once considered a per- set on making cheap political turers, continuously voice their the RetirementFundto borrowcer assistance for eligible members. the most prudent and diligent man- a member can find other sources sonal loan program similar to this pot shots at the Chief Execu threat that the garment industry tain amount for emergency pur The consequence, however, is nero In other words, let the Board from which to borrow money for bill. But it obviously decidedthat to tives. Congressman Reyes' cry will fold-up if the tax reformis poses;and for other purposes." By 'anothermatter. We would appreci- decide the prudence and appropri- emergency purposes. create such aprogram at thispoint in about the deficit of the $30 mil passed. Good riddance. consensus oftbeBoard,we wish to ate it very much if the legislature ateness of each and every invest- 3.The purpose of the Retirement time is not in the best interestof the lion deficit of the past adminis "Garment move to Mexico, submitourcommentsregardingthe givesdueconsiderationtoourviews ment method it employs. Fund is to provide retirement secu- Fund to pursue. Rest assuredthat the tration is only blanketing by ac NAFTA needs you." We cannot intent and the consequence ifthis in this respect: 2.The security for this loan,ifnot rity and other benefits to govem- Board is cognizant of the needs the cusing the present administra continue to take your threat be bill becomeslaw. 1. The bill, by its implication, insured, would be the employee's ment employees, their spouses and members of the Fund However, it tion to exceed the deficit of cause, we, as peopleofthe CNMI Thebill authorizes the Board of compels the Board to engage in an Contributions. To use contributions dependents, and to provide for an must also balance its decisions with yesterday's. It is a well known survived the ordeal long long Trustees to establish, by regula .investrnent program which mayor as collateral for any loan compro- actuarially sound, locally funded itsfiduciary responsibilitiesinmeet- fact that the past administration before you came into existence. tions, a loan, fund from which to may notbein the best interest ofthe mises the future retirement security pension system, in accord with the ing those needs. incurred a $30 million deficit. We experience very low wages make loans to members for emer plan participants. By the sameto- of the members and their depen- CNMI constitution protecting the We would be gladto discuss this CongressmanReyes chooses not under the Trust Territory time gencypurposes. It thenrequires the ken, it gives the members the right dents. rights ofthese employees. To mort- matter further at your convenience. to assist in alleviating this cha and yet we survived. Our Board to define the term "emer ofentitlement in the program. We Membercontributions,generaIIy, gage the contributions of govern- otic problem. economy continues to pickup gency" whichthe bill alreadydid so feel this is not an approachcoodu- represents the number of years of ment employees defeats the very Sincerely, On the other hand, Governor steadily where we only depend under Section 4(2). According to cive to maintaining andsafeguard- credited service. If a member de- purpose for which this program was Froilan C. Tenorio chose to hold on beverage taxes, cigarette the bill, emergency loans require ing fundsentrustedto the Boardof faultsontheloan because ofsepara- established. Those who are unso- IsffOMAS B. ALDAN the bull by its horn and steerthat taxes, and the like. No one wants that Trustees.We believethattheBoard, tion from govenunent service, the phisticated in managing their finan- Administrator menace away from the CNMI. to be taxed but it is a "reality of ethey shall not be more than initscapacityasatrustee,shouldbe contributions will be used to repay cialfuturewilltakeadvantage ofthis NMI Retirement Fund That is why he proposed H.B. 9 life." The CNMI has a generous $5,000 or 50% of the member's Phifippine Consul Renato L. Villapandodiscusses with Lt. Gov. Jesus Borja head of the delegation to the 250, a tax reform that may cure tax system. When highly paid total contributions, whichever is Phifippines, the details of thelatter's official visit to thc Philippines regardingthe openingof theCNMlliaison office and discussion of labor and immigrationmatters affectingFilipinosin the CNMI, Thegroup win be in our ailing financial crisis. individual's rebate must be de less; Manila fromSept.11to 15and expect tomeetofficialsof the USEmbassy, RP Dept. of Foreign Affairs,Dept. The residentofthe CNMI have creased in percentage, you can -ifa borrower who is an active ByPopular Demand-First Semi Annual of Labor and attached agencies well as Bureau of Immigration and Dept. of Health. gone through a long period with expect the same treatment for member dies' without a survivor, out a Tax reform, and the costof big business. the loan will be paid from the Government Service sky-rock Incidentally the consultant to member's contributions, ifnot in eted. Furthermore, Congress is the House grilled the Secretary sured; if there be a survivor, the ~ ~fiJ;(jjrj (j),~ still wet behind the ears on this of Finance, Maria D. Cabrera, loan will be paid by reducing 50% (j),(fj, es(/.(jjrjrl crisis. Nobody has made an at but she came out very cool and of any pension benefit due the sur tempt to solve this perrenial undaunted by questions from vivor until the loan is paid, if the I problem, but yet they only congressional member who are loan is not insured; ~fRMAN; choose to cryout"Deficit, Defi not in favor of the governor's -a retiree is eligible to borrow cit!" By "golly" you Republi tax proposal. I observedthatone from this loan fund underthe same SHOW/SALE can congressional members, owner of the garment factory terms and conditions as for active Bl~~r should do something. You have among the expectatorfollowing members'except that loans to retir- Herman·s been in power for 12 years and very closely his Congressman V yet nothing was achieved to to supporterto shelve the Tenorio's tally alleviate this problem. Tax Proposal. This writer knew Wrong... Sunday, What cowardice with flimsy very well that Froilan C. '/~ j Continued from page 21 Modern BakerY,r-A: excuses that the people will suf Tenorio's Tax proposal. I knew by miling its facilities and pro " I. / r fer from because ofthe fact that very well that Froilan C. grams accessible for studentswith September 18th fJ«, ~\\\\\ ,~" ~ you just ignored this problem. Tenorio's Tax' proposal would disabilities thenmoreofthesestu The FederalGovernmentkept become a victim "dead" on ar dents would attend school and urging you, the leaders, to start rival. You, Republicans have ... -;1 J more of the grant money would accelerating a Tax Reform. been in power for many, many LOOK i~ ~ be available. We are writing this -: /'"'I.: \, Nonetheless, it fell on deaf ear years. Do yourselves a favorand in response to the article because / ' " and no one cai-e'd to take the do what the people really need the Northern Marianas Protection BROWSE ~l i \ initiative. Eventually, the Fed and deserve and not what the th ,I\ & Advocacy Systems, Inc. pro eral Government will stop the garmentand business industries vides advocacy andlegal services \ \. ENJOY monetary "hand outs" to the want. We do not want to inter to eligible persons with disabili CNMI. We cannot continue to ject a "payolla system"linedur ties pursuant to federal grants rely on the Federal Governmenr. ing any deal, but this will come through the U.S. Department of A greatAfter Church. Activity The FederalGovernmentis scru soon via Magnum P.I and Ha Health Education and Welfare. tinizing the CNMI on how to put waii Five-O. We also civilly litigate to enforce (One Day Only- Don't Miss it) YEflR 0 theirhouse in order. 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SEPTEMBER 16, 1994 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEws-27 26-MARlANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-SEPTEMBER 16, 1994 Schwarzenegger a spy in 'True Lies' ADULT and CONTINUING EDUCATION UNIT NORTHERN MARIANAS COLLEGE By LUCETTE BENTLEY Cameron's new adventure, "True had just seen a little French film P. O. Box 1250, Saipan, MP 96950 Tel. 234-3690; 234-9836 Ext. 1720-1724 Fax: 234-0759 Hollywood correspondent Lies," a story ofinternational in called 'La Totale' about a secret trigue and domestic chaos. agent with a double life, and I fell AT AN interview hosted by ac I asked Mr. Cameron. if "True in love. with it. I saw its great COMMUNITY SERVICES PROGRAM claimeddirectorJames Cameron, Lies" was inspired by a French potential as a big movie. with we met Arnold Schwarienegger film written by Claude Zidi. . comedy and romance. I thought Announces and Jamie Lee Curtis, co-stars of "Yes."intervened Arnold.. "I there might be a chance that Jim Community Courses For Everyone GENERAL INFORMATION FALL 1994 SCHEDULE GENERAL INFORMATION These are short-practical, fun courses on topics of interest to all. The courses are open to everyone regardless of age or national origin. All you need is the willingness to learn. Continuing Professional Education (CPE) Units are awarded upon completion ofa qualifying course. A' total of 15 CPE Units is equivalent to 1 semester Unit. Registration starts on September 12 and will continue up to the first day of class as listed. Please register at the ACE Unit (Bldg G-l) between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m., Monday through Friday,except on holidays. First day of class' starts on Monday, September 19. 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So. we created some- territory." MACINTOSH COMPUTER "I became intrigued by the idea CM015 MACINTOSH; 11-1~ BASICS 6 SAT 9/24-10/1 9-12N W-l R.NEWPORT $65 ofthis secret agent who is perfect R.MAFNAS $SO CM035 INTROTO M1CROSOFIWORD v4.0 9 TTH 10/4-10/13 6-B:15PM W-l in any way." added James 6-BPM W-l R.MAFNAS $110 CM045 DFSKTOP PUBUSHINGiPAGEMAKER(Mac) 12 MW 10/17-11/2 Cameron. "He speaks all these CM049 INTROTO EXCEL v3.0(Mac) 9 SAT 11/5-11/19 9-12N W-1 K.BARNES $80 MARIANAS COMMUNICATION SERVICES languages, he's got a degree in CM047 INTERMEDIATE EXCEL v3.0(Mac) 12 SAT 11/26-12/17 9-12N W-l K.BARNES $110 P.O .. BOX 693 CHALAN KIYA, SAIPAN, MP 96950 K.BARNES $135 nuclear physics, he can fly a heli CM060 INTROTO ACCOUNTANT INC 15 SAT 10/1-10/29 1-4PM W-1 TEL: (670) 234-7878/7177· 235-7878 FAX: (670) 234-9099 BUSINESS copter and a jet and never loses a figlit. 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ENGLISH, LEVEL B 24 MTTH 9/26-11/1 7-8:30PM BLDG-S F.FUQUA $125 "Well," Arnold replied, "in EN012 BEGINNINGCONV. ENGLISH, INTERM.LEV.A 24 MTTH 10/3-11/8 7-8:30PM E·CR J. VILLAGOMEZ $125 elnstallation of House Wiring for Telephone 1988 I did a hit comedy, called CHOlOA BEGINNING CONV. CHAMORRO, LEVEL A 20 MW 9/19-11/2 6:30-8PM R-1 D.MARCIANO $95 Lines 'Twins,' opposite Danny DeVito CHOlOB BEGINNING CONV. CHAMORRO, LEVEL A 20 TTH 9/20-11/1 6:30-8PM R-l D.MARCIANO $95 and I discovered I had a talent for R-l D.MARCIANO $95 CH0l1 BEGINNINGCONY. CHAMORRO, LEVEL B 20 MTWTH 11/14-12/6 6:30-8PM •We Do Repair & Maintenance of Existing comedy acting, as well as enjoy GENERAL INTEREST f :: Telephone Units ing it greatly." GCOll HOW TO GROWORCHIDSIN THE CNMI 6 SAT 10/22&10/29 9-12N 1-3 B. 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LIZAMi\ $10 HE048 Rocksaw, Dumptruck, & Cable Trailer) Cameron. "Special agent Harry HE049-1 THAI COOKING: WEEK ONE 3 SAT 11/5 9-12N HE.K: L.ALGAIER $-15 Taskeris a kindoffantasy charac HE049-2 THAI COOKING: WEEK rwo 3 SAT 11/12 9-12N H.E.K. L. ALGAIER $15 •Water line, Sewer line & Power Line HE049-3 THAI CooKINC: WEEK THREE 3 SAT 11/19 9-12N H.E.K. L. ALGAIER $15 Trenching ter, a romantic throwback to the HE049-4 THAI Coo}(ING: WEEK FOUR 3 SAT 11/26 9-12N H.E.K. L. ALGAIER $15 spy thrillers of the •60s. Both HE049-5 THAI COOKING: WEEK FIVE 3 SAT 12/3 9-12N H.E.K. L. ALG.<\IER $15 Arnold and I thought we could HE049-6 THAI COOKING: WEEK SIX 3 SAT 12/10 9-12N H.E.K. L. ALGAIER $15 have a lot offun with it and that's ARTS and CRAFTS how we got started." AC015 WATERCOLOR PAINTING 18 TH 11/3-12/22 6:30-9:30PM R-1 C. ADAMS-SCOTT $85 "Special agent Harry Tasker AC029 WREATHS FORALLSOULS DAY 6 SAT 10/8&10/15 9-12N TBA STAFF $40 leads a double life," explained AC032 MWARMWARMAKING 3 SAT 10/1 9-12N A-7 E.RANGAMAR $15 director James Cameron. "Fluent MUSIC in six languages and skilled inall Open to anyone. Individual Piano, Flute,Voice,Modem Ciutar. $40 per month/$10 per class. You can pay monthly or by semester. Schedule is arranged forms of counter-intelligence, with the instructor(B.Dalla Pozza). Pleasecheck with Mr. Dalla Pezza to be sure time is available. Pick-up registration forms in building G-l. Harry is an international spy for YOUTH CLASSES w, also Sell: Omega Sector, a top-secret gov YOUTH WORKSHOP FORKIDS(ages 9-11) SAT 9/24-10/15 1:30-2:30PM W-l R.SANCHEZ $20 •Various Type of Telephone Equipments ernment agency charged with the SAT 10/22-11/12 1:30-2:30PM W-1 R.SANCHEZ $20 intervention ofnuclear terrorism. 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Every what'sgoing on halfthe time and bodyhas a secretlift in this film," when she does, there's hell to Curtis said. "Harryhas the skills, pay." the resourcefulness arid thecour-. "We clicked right away," said age to save the country...now if Schwarzenegger of his co-star. only he can save his marriage." "Mr. Schwarzenegger," I Starring Arnold asked, "Is it true thatyou optedto Schwarzenegger and Jamie Lee do a major portion of the stunt Curtis, "True Lies" is a work yourself, including scenes Lightstorm Presentation of a hanging from a flying helicop James Cameron Film.'Directed ter, diving into sub-zerowaters?" and producedby James Cameron. "Yes," he answered, "and'ac Following the box-officesuccess tually we also had Jamie Lee un of "Termination 2: Judgment derneath the skid of a helicopter Day." 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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1994 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS ANDVIEWS-3! 30-MARIANAS ·VARIETYNEWSANDVIEWS-FRIDAY-SEPTEMBER 16, 1994 Poll: illegal aliens must be denied services Singapore denies victimizingAmerican SINGAPORE (AP) - Singapore It is simplylaw takingitscourse," is also accusedof usingfoul Ian Selvarajah said police investi teen Michael Fay as an example favored the measure by 52 per LOS ANGELES (AP) - A Cali said they opposed it. illegal aliens and kick undocu likelyvoters-wasconductedfrom denies charges that it is being Singapore's charge d'affaires in guage at a police constable and gations into the 1992 incident toderidetheindisciplineinWest fornia ballot measure that would Registered voters favored the mented children out of public cent to 42 percent. Sept. 8 through Sunday. It had a vindictive by prosecuting an Washington D.C., A. Selvarajah, someneighborsinMaythis year. were hampered and delayed by ern families. The poll of 1,502 adults - in deny schooling, health care and proposition by nearly the same schools. The school provision marginof error of plus or minus4 American here for an offense al said ina letter to the Los Angeles Freehill's passport has been Mrs. Kimberly Freehill's "re Fay was convicted of vandal cluding 1,165 registered voters, other services to illegal immi margin. likely would spark a court fight percent for likely voters and 3 legedly committed in 1992, a Times. seized and if convicted, he could peated refusal to cooperate with izing cars in Singapore last win 721 of whom who said they were grants has overwhelming voter The survey found support" for because a 1982 U.S. Supreme percent for registered voters. newspaper reported Thursday. A copy of the letter was pub faceone-yearjail term and a fine and make a statement to the po ter and was flogged four timeson support, according to a poll pub themeasurecrosseddemographic .Court decision declared that un American Robert Freehill's lished in the government-con of. 1,000 Singapore dollars lice." May5. StephenFreehill wasalso lished Wednesday. lines, winning wide acceptance documentedchildren are entitled family says he is being victim trolledStraitsTimes,Singapore's ($666).His next court hearing is Freehill's prcsecution comes accused along with Fay forspray Proposition 187 was. favored fromboth DemocratsandRepub to public education. Woman tried for shooting ized with "fabricated charges" largest English-language news scheduled for Sept. 23. at a time when Singapore's lead painting cars, but the charges by 62 percent of those likely to licansandvotersofallages,sexes, Critics say the measure is anti HONOLULU (AP) - A woman thatshe's notcrazy,"securityguard because Singapore police were paper. Selvarajah's letter was in re ers have attacked Western lib against him were dropped. vote in the November election, incomes and educational levels. Hispanic. Mexico also has con who fired shots in the emergency AltonRobersonsaidduringthepre unable to prosecute his 17-year Freehill, 51, an executive with sponsetoanAug.30articleabout eral attitudes, blaming them for Stephen, his mother and his according to the Los Angeles Proposition 187 would cut off demned the proposition. But the roomofTheQueen'sMedicalCen liminary hearing."I wasjusttelling old son, Stephen, one of the co an Ainerican aerospace com the Freehill case in the Los An thedrug,crime and unwed moth sister returned to the United TimesPoll. Twenty-nine percent welfare and medical benefits to poll found even Hispanic voters ter was ordered to stand trial her to stay calm and put the gun accused in the Michael Fay flog pany, was charged last month geles Times that said Singapore erhood problems in those societ StatesinJune.The seniorFreehill Wednesday forterroristic threaten down." ging case. with kicking the door of a car on governmenthad "confronted the ies. was planning to leave Singapore ing,recklessendangeringandweap Anotherguard. GerardoPasqua, "The prosecution ofFreehill .. Christmas day 1992and injuring Clinton administration with a Prime Minister Goh Chok last month when he was arrested ons violations. testified that he spoke to her in has nothing to do with his sori . a man who was in thevehicle. He new controversy." Tong recently used American and released on a bail of $6,666. Judge Tenney Tong said fhere Filipinoto try to get her to put the wasenoughevidence tosendTessie weapondown, but she didn't and LimostotrialfortheearlySaturday thenran out of the building. incident. On her way, she aimed the .22 Limos, 24, of Kalihi, fired two calibersemi automatic handgun at RPs new tax law opposed anew shots in the hospital's emergency KevinSchroeder,anassistantinthe roomaround3 am. aftera security hospital's psychiatric unit. By OUVER TEVES is unfairto the poor. upheldthe constitutionality of the Moncupasaidthe petitiondrive because the poor are burdened guardtold her he had to check her "I seeninthebackdoor,running The .controversial law was ap law,whichwasquestioned by op will be held in November. Tax while some 70 billion pesos in corporate and individual income bagbeforedoctorscouldperforma outthebackdoor," Schroedersaid MANILA, (AP) - Opponents of proved by PresidentFidel Ramos ponents, clearing the way for its opponents hope to finish in time , tax, nearlytentimes whatwould be psychiatric evaluationon her. "Checkingto see ifit was locked. an expanded Value Added Tax in May to raise an additionalan implementation next month. for a referendum in the first quar t collected undertheVAT,havenot "She was yelling. She was say Thensheturnedaroundandpointed launcheda campaignThursdayto nual revenue of 8 billion pesos Human rights lawyer Efren ter of 1995 before the May elec .\1', beencollected. Hecalledit a "lazy :} i ing that she wanted to get out and it at my chest" repealthemeasurethroughan un ($307 million), improve tax col Moncupa, spokesman of the tion. .), newly-formed Movement to Re The procedure, known as a tax" thatcondonesinefficient col I :1 precedented.petition and referen lection and simplifytaxation. dumdrive.Opponentssaidthe tax The SupremeCourt last month peal the VAT, said various social "people's initiative," is provided lection. activist, churchand lobbygroups forunderthe1987Constitution but Moncupa saidhisgroupdecided MICHOl CORPORATION will try to collectat least 3.2 mil has neverbeen attempted on a na to seeka referendum afterRamos, lion signatures nationwide or 10 tionwide scaleto repeala law. Congress and the Supreme Court Police nab 25 in raids percentof registered voters. 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TORRES CENTRALLY LOCATED IN SAIPAN • Commissioner of Education KOHLER 85KW GENERATOR 5995 WITH SECURITY GUARD • Dated SEpt 9 1994 TRAILER TRASH TRAILER 595 ...... "' .. _'-" ~ , . i· ~'. '.' l' ~- .... ~ ...--' I'---'-~- ._.:,-~... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~F~R~I~DA~Y~,~S~E~n~E~M~B~E~R~I~6.1~4-MARIANASVA~ETYNEWS~DVIEWs~3 32-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-SEPTEMBER 16, 1994 Clinton to addressAmericans on invasion Explosions to help mapping offaults quickly be turned over to the military rulers obtain flights out tion was prepared to give them "I know the whole thing is un By JANE E. ALLEN earthquakes? The ansv.:er.is no. "What we're doing is similar to will set off little bursts of com- will begin at night, when there's By NANCY BENAC United Nations, whose own role of Haiti and with <}ther logistics Thes~ safe passage. popular, but I believe it is the right bl.asts are Similar or a sonogram that might be per- pressed air one to three times a the least background noise be- would end with presidential elec- related to their departure for a l~ But in Port-au-Prince, Haiti's thing," he said in the interview LOS ANGELES (AP) - South smaller size than those used in formed on a pregnant woman," minute, emitting acoustic waves cause traffic and wind die down WASlDNGTON (AP) - Advanc tions in 1995. . third country if they agreed to go. army-installed president, Emile with The Associated Press and ern Californians may feel some construction, quarry' blasts, mine said Fuis. "We're trying to see that will be reflected in' many di- and people tum off air condition- ing relentlessly toward confron 'We have very limited objec Askedwhy ArmyLt. Gen Raoul Jonassaint, stood his ground. othernews agencies, "I hope Ican bumps in the night next month blasts and that kind of thing," what the subsurface is that pro- rections. ers. tation in Hai ti, a determined Presi Cedras and his cohorts would be "MotherNa~reisabout "We will maintain the chosen persuade the American people that tives," he insisted. "It could be when scientists set off under Fuissaid. duces quakes in the L.A. basin They'll be continuously re- Most charges will range from dent Clinton plans Thursday to done in a matter of a couple of allowed free passagedespitetheir ~at ~gger.earth- direction," he said at a news con I am right." ground charges to map the the only gal can and.work out the earthquake-pro- corded by 200 onshore seismo- 50 pounds (25 kilograms) to 1,500 argue the case for military inva alleged crimes, Clinton stressed ~uakes: lsflatten?~,hlmself ference Wednesday night at the Polls show an overwhelming months." region's web of underground Man ducing machinery.". . graphs arranged along three lines, pounds (680 kilograms), although sion to Americans unconvinced The president also promised to that Aristide supported allowing hethlnk~ national palace. majority ofAmericans oppose an faults. If he can do It. To generate the picture, scien- from Seal Beachto Barstow, from insomedistantareas ofthe Mojave that restoring democracy is worth them to leave and added that "the b~ ~edondo With U.S. warships heading invasion, and Republican House do "everything we can under all None of the explosions, from The project, conducted the tists will set off ammonium ni- Beach to San Bernar- they may be 4,000 pounds (1,800 the price. circumstancesalways to minimize roost important thing we cando is ~SGS and the Southern Califor- trate charges as deep as 140 feet. dino and from Topanga to the kilograms), capable ofproducing "There is no point in going any toward Haiti, Pentagon officials and Senate leaders wrote Clinton Seal Beach to the Mojave Desert, that congressional approval might any risk to American lives." to quickly create a spiritofrecon rl1aEarthqu~e~ouncil,will pro- The~'llrecordsoundwavesthat weste~ Mojave Desert through the energy of a magnitude 2.5 further with the present policy," said major portions ofa potential should bestronger than what you But he seemed to discount the ciliation." duce a seismic Image of the Los are emitted and study the signals' the epicenter of the Jan. 17 earthquake. Clinton declared Wednesday, dis invasion force would be in place not be constitutionally required might feel at a construction site, before an invasion, but would possibility ofany last-minutedip Clinton gave four reasons for Angelesn~giondowntothed~pths paths and travel times. . N?rthridgeearthquak~. Data also Some blasts may be felt along playing gruesomephotographs of as early as this weekend but im saidGary Fuis, a U.S. Geological lomatic initiatives to avert an in invading Haiti: halting brutal hu of da~agmg ea:thquakes, SIX to . They hope tha.t such inforrna- Willbe col.lected by eightocean- the periphery of the Seal Beach dead and disfigured victims of portant preparations still were "greatly strengthen your policy." Survey geophysicist and one of vasion, saying the administration man rights abuses, avoiding a 20 miles (32 kilometers) below non can help predictstrong ground bottom seismometers and addi- Naval Weapons Station in the under way. Senate Minority Leader Bob the project's principal investiga Haiti'smilitary regime. "Thetime massive influx of refugees, de ground. The final cross-sectional shaking that damages buildings tional seismographs on San Whittier Hills and from the Santa "Itlooks likeearly next weekto Dole said Clinton faces an impos had "literally exhausted every tors. is at hand. They need to leave, and fending democracy in the Carib maps shouldbe completed within ~d pinpoint where active faults Clemente and Catalina isl~nds. Fe Dam in the SanGabriel Valley me," one senior military officer sible task in trying to change available alternative." "One of the first things people they'regoing to leave, one way or bean and maintaining the cred three years. he. The blasts from the airguns over the mountains into the said of a possible invasion date. Americans' opposition. Nonetheless, Clinton still held ask us is, are you going to trigger the other." ibility of the United States and ______Because the project was delayed don'tkill fish, although they might Mojave. A senior administration offi "I don't think he can make his out the possibility, however slim, In a meeting with a group of United Nations "once we say a year as the seismologistsawaited cause migrating whales in the vi- "Some of the folks in those cial, also speaking on condition case," Dole said. that Haiti's military would volun reporters, Clinton did not rule out tarily relinquish power and allow we're going to do something." needed permits, they'll conduct cinityofthe ship to make a minor towns in the San Gabriel Valley setting deadline by which Hai ti's of anonymity, said setting an in Even the Congressional Black a the return of Aristide, who was Meanwhile, the Pentagon's in Chinese official warns of the underground explosions in detour of a mile (1.6 kilometers) might feel a bump in the night," leaders must leave, promising vasion deadline was unlikely. Caucus, which led calls for greater overthrown in a military coup vasion preparations continued conjunction with a related off- around the ship, Fuis said. Fuis said. "more to say" on that in his tele There was some concern that a U.S. involvement in restoring the three years ago. apace. The two aircraft carriers inflations, agriculture woes shore mapping mission in mid- .Once the instruments are re- The project costs $600,000, vised address Thursday night. And deadline might touch off a final . democratically elected President "They still can leave," he said. transportingsoldiersfortheopen 10 percent for the next decade or October. trieved Oct. 24-25, they'll be re- excluding salaries, and is funded he said that if an invasion did waveofarmy persecution in Haiti. Jean-Bertrand Aristide to power, BEllING(AP) • Problems in ag "They do not have to push this to ing thrust of any invasion will more. Next year's growth rate is A ship called the R.V. Ewing arranged with 400 additional in- by grants from the National Earth- occur, the operationcouldbe over Clinton's address is a belated was deeply divided. riculture are contributing to a confrontation." take several days to reach waters expected to be 10 percent, with an will leave Long Beach Oct. 12 or struments along the Seal Beach to quake Hazards Reduction Pro- in a matter of months. attempt to buildsupportfor a plan Clintonsoughtto dispel the idea China's high inflation, according White House Press Secretary around Haiti, Pentagon officials 8 percent rise in the prices of Oct. 13and sail for seven days. Barstow line. gram and the National Science Clinton held out the possibility he acknowledged faces opposi that the United States would get to a senior government official Dee Dee Myers said the adminis said. consumer goods, Su said. Airguns towed behind the ship Then, the first of60 explosions Foundation. ofHaiti's military leaders leaving tion from the public and within bogged down post-invasion, Thursday. tration was willing to help Haiti's voluntarily, and the administra- Congress. stressing that the mission would China's retail prices increased War greater by 20 percent in the first seven months of the year, mainly be cause of a surge in the cost of threat than grain, vegetables, meat and other foods, said Wang Chunzheng, comet- prof. vice minister ofthe State Plan KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia ning Commission. (AP) - A newly-discoveredcomet The official China Daily will destroy humanity if it ever newspaper's front-page storywas collides with Earth, butnuclearor another indication of Chinese genetic warfare pose a greater leaders' concerns about skyrock threat to the human race, accord eting prices. ing to physicist Stephen Hawk The newspaper, reporting on mg. Wang's remarks at an economics "My greatest fear is that the conference, said Thursday the OCTOBER 1st,SATURDAY human race would wipe itselfout. problem was partly due to "lack This might be from nuclear war, luster" agricultural production. 6:00 A.M. TO 6:00 P.M. or some genetic engineered virus Insufficient inputs and drought or some other ways," Hawking and floods this summerhavebeen . ~~ said Wednesday. He is a Cam some ofagriculture's main prob bridge University professor and lems, Wang said. authorofseveral bestsellingbooks In the first six months of this on physics. year, the price of vegetable oil, a He said it Was almost certain mainstay in Chinese cooking, "'.." the Macholz-2 comet would not went up 70 percent, and rice prices collide with Earth, increased by 58 percent. .: "But if it hits, it will be the end The government, concerned " of the human race," he said. about social unrest over skyrock Hawking, 52, is confined to a eting prices, has made controlling wheelchair and cannot speak nor inflation its top goal and has an mally due to a progressive nerve nounced there will be no price disorder. He communicated increases for the rest of the year. through a voice synthesizer. No drastic plunges in- the economy are in sight, said Su The Macholz-2 comet was dis Ning, deputy directorofthe policy covered -in August by Don research office ofthe State Coun Macholz, an amateur astronomer cil, China's Cabinet. from California, before it broke China's economy grew at an into fragments. Observatories annual rate of 11.6 percent in the have said it is unlikely to collide first six months ofthis year. Ithas with Earth if the pieces remain on grown at 13 percent in each ofthe their present trajectories toward the sun. last two years. However, other scientists have Su predicted a growth rate of9- said it is difficult to predict the route of comet fragments. "A Brief History of Time," Hawking's best-known book, has sold more than 5 million copies worldwide. :1:"III III ..,'",,3 11l11l-.., ttl BAACh RnArI r.:hAIAn K.. nn.. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1994-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWSAND VIEWS-35 34-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-SEPTEMBER 16, 1994 .' . . , , offered Vietnam a record finan whenitstartsmaking 1995Sentras cialaidpackageWednesday while at Aguascalientes next year,a top . pressing for greater trade and in company executive said. Earl Haitian leaders defy US threat Financial Summary vestment. '.'I've no doubt that the Hesterberg, vice president and "Th h' lavement ing planes dropped American States has upped the stakes in its will include 16-to 18-~ourday.s, British presence in Vietnam is general manager of the Nissan By LISA M. HAMM of ou:~~~~~:\~g~~:n calmly propaganda leaflets on the Hai- ps.y~hologi~al battlewithHai~i's U.S. Green Beret tr~mers said salessurgedlastmonthacrossabroad ening a strike Friday and Saturday putting down roots now," he told division of Nissan'Motor Corp. announced" Jonassaint said in tian capital, and a U.S. warship military. Flftee.n U.S. :Narshlps Wednesday. The 'peace~e.epers NY stocks rally frontaftera quietJuly, whilea key following failed negotiations with reporters after an afternoon of U.S.A., said about 20,000 of the PORT.AU·PRINCE, Haiti French. "The immense majority steamed within sight of the port. are now patrol~mg offshor~, a~d are ~xpec.ted to go into Haiti after NEWYORK(AP)-Thestockmar govemment reportsaidtheeconomy management over pay. The state talks with Vietnamese leaders. 140,000 Sentra compact sedans (AP) • Haiti's army-installed officl~ls ~e?dmg the company expects to sell here of the American people have not Before Jonassaint' sannounce- Penta.gon are In the mvaslO.n. . ketstaged a small rallylate Wednes isgrowing atahealthy pace With only owned airline said Wednesday the Economics official sees president vowed Wednesday been convinced" of the need to ment, the de facto government two aircraft earners to Jo~n them. Me~whde, along the 240-m~le dayasbond prices rose. Butthemar moderate inflationary pressures. pilots feartheirsalaries won't com next year will come from Mexico. night not to back down in the . d H iti imposed a partial 7 p.m.-7 a.m. A dozen reserve U.S. ships have (400-kilometer) land border With kethad little reactionto a U.S, retail Americans were buying more cars, pensate forextraworkrequired under more political tensions face of increasing U.S. invasion mva e ai I. sta~ement, ~~t.ivated . . 1 h D.0~I1lmcan... Renubli 2 000 He spoke at anews conference curfew. It said in a been to send matene t e epu IC, , report released Wednesday morning homefumishingsandback-to-school a newproductivity drive. AirFrance MOSCOW (AP) - Economics Washington pressure, declaring "we will ~omlmcan held after a day of meetings by without elaborating, that It was a to Haiti If nee?ed. .. soldiers are. enforc- showing a 0.8 percent increase in supplies in August, the Commerce Chairman Christian Blanc wants to Minister Alexander Shokhin pre maintain the chosen direction." s~ctlOns the military hight command and measure taken "to counter acts In Puerto RICO, multinational mg the U.N. trade un- August sales. The Commerce De DepartmentsaidWednesday,assales boostproductivityby30percentover dicteda sharp escalation of politi hails improved In alate night news conference the de facto civilian Cabinet. of foreign aggression." peacekeepers have begun a com- der .the eye of Argentine, Cana- partment data was in linewithana rose0.8percent afterremaining un three years. cal tensions this fall following a at the national palace, President trade relations Earlier Wednesday, low-fly- In recent days, the United pressed training schedule that dian and U.S. observers. lysts' expectations. The Dow Jones changedtheprevious month. summer lull and despite signs of Emile Jonassaint said, "The sur ~ Vietnam gets average of industrial stocksrose Air France's pilots stabilization of the country's with Japan vival of the nation is threatened 15.47 to 3,895.33. economy. In an interview by basely electoral motives." He threatening a strike British aid Wednesday with the newspaper WASHINGTON (AP) - u.s. and Ratail sales surge HANOI, Vietnam (AP) - British was referring to upcoming U.S. PARIS (AP) - Unionsrepresenting Trud, Shokhin said, "there will be otherforeign computer chip manu congressional elections in the Hawaii official lied says probe WASlUNGTON(AP) - u.s. retail mostofAirFrance'spilotsare threat- Foreign Secretary Douglas Hurd facturers captured a record per a political struggle." Opposition 21.9 fall. HONOLULU (AP) • An investi announced the OHA board had actually voted for Carpenter, for comment. groups plan a campaign against cent of the Japanese market during Haiti's legislative elections gation has determined that Office voted 5-4 to have former Big Is Marks said. In Saturday's Democratic pri the government this fall and have the April-June quarter, a develop will go forward as scheduled in of Hawaiian Affairs Trustee land Mayor Dante Carpenter as Deputy Attorney General Ted mary election, Kanahele is in a called for demonstrations and menthailedbytheClinton adminis December, Jonassaint said. New three-way race with incumbent Kamaki Kanahele III lied about the new administrator, succeed Baker said that trustee was players resume strikes. tration Wednesday asitcontinued to presidentialelections will beheld Sen. James Aki and Rep. Peter NHL, how he voted when the trustees ing Richard Paglinawan. Kanahele. push for progress on trade disputes soon after, he said. selected a new administrator in However, five trustees then Kanahele could not be reached Apo. Nissan to build with Japan. "The further improve The Rev. Jean-Bertrand January, state Attorney Robert signed and sent to Marks an affi mentin foreign marlcet share... is a Aristide, Haiti's first freely Marks announced Wednesday. davitthat theyhad votedfor Linda cars in Mexico verywelcomedevelopmentanddem elected leader, was overthrown contract negotiations However, it does not appear Colburn. They called for an in onstrates thestrong competitiveposi in an army coup three years ago Hilton guard: Navy DETROIT (AP) - Nissan will that any criminal charges can be vestigation of Hee' s count of the Bettman has talked about inventing based cable television company tionoftheU.S.industry," U.S. Trade thismonth.Since then, the United TORONTO(AP)-1beNHLandits become the first Japanese brought at this time against vote. players resume labornegotiations Fri a "nextgeneration" system thatlinks that owns the team's broadcast Representative Mickey Kantor said States and the world community automaker tobuild cars inMexico Kanahele, a Democratic candi After interviewing the trustees, meeting a grope-fest day, and two recent developments revenues andsalaries. rights. in a statement have imposed a series of embar for export to the United States date for the state Senate's 21st listening to audiotapes of the pro By TIM DAHLBERG Marines was a promising officer could haveabearing on the talks - the He's proposed a number of con When KBL came to tape the goes met only with army defi DistrictonOahu's WaianaeCoast, ceedings and examining the bal and pilot whose confidence league's new television contract and cepts, including a pyramid payroll prearranged interviews Tuesday, ance. Marks said. lots, the evidence demonstrates LAS VEGAS (AP) - The crumbledafterdrunken aviators theendof the baseball season. structure that would slotsalaries ac the players said no. A U.S.-led invasion to oust After closed-session balloting that one of the five who claimed whistle-blower in the sex scan at the 1991 Tailhook conven The meeting inNewYorkisthefirst cording to percentages of team rev 'They were very polite about it," armyrulersand reinstate Aristide KBL Jan. 7, Chairman Clayton Hee to have voted for Colburn had dal that rocked the Navy and tion groped and fondled her, an in more than a week between the enues. broadcaster Guy Junker said. is increasingly imminent. admiral testified. league andtheNHL Players Associa Earlier this month, Bettman sug Adm. Donald Boecker said tion. The players are expecting the gested the league would taxteamsthat Paula Coughlin was a "superb" owners tolockthemoutunlessa col exceed a payroll cap and the money officer who never seemed the lectivebargainingagreementissigned would bepassed along toteamswhich same after the convention at the before Oct. 1. stayed under the prescribed level. OVERSTOCKED Players interpret the inclusion of a Las Vegas Hilton. Earlierthis week, theNHLsigned a. The local newspaper that was born $155 million, five-year television deal league-determined optimum .payroll "I noticed a change in her de withtheFoxnetwolk.BobGoodenow, asnothing butasalarycap. Sourcessay meanor," Boecker said. "She executivedirectoroftheNHLPA,said Goodenow will respond to this pro in 1972 and l~eeps growing. was scared. She was frightened. theFoxcontract will havesomeinflu posalbefore outlining howhewould She had been violated." ence onnegotiations "buttowhatde resolve the stalemate. Boecker, ina videotaped depo gree I don'tknow." Earlier thisweek. the NHLPA told sition played Wednesday in The endofthebaseball season an the team' s26publicrelations directors Thousands of readers turn its Coughlin's lawsuit trial against noUnced Wednesday couldalso come thatplayers cannot attend any com the Hilton, said the former lieu into play, 'with bargaining possibly mercial activities to promote the club pages left and right to know tenant was his aide for eight intensified to avoid any similar cir during training camp and charitable ell months during 1990 and 1991 at cumstance inhockey. causes will be assessed on a case-by the Naval Air Testing Center in '1 havea tOOory thateverything is casebasis. what it contains from news reports, Maryland. linked," NHL conunissioner Gary 1beNHLPAaskedthe teamstofax He described her as a "great Beuman said "Iwish it was true soI details anddates ofcharity events and a variety of advertisements aviator" who flew a halfdozen could hold a news conference and theunion will determine what, ifany, different types of helicopters and announce anagreement on ourother player participation would be appr0 to small social events thot a top candidateforadvancement. negotiations. priate. She was no longer his aide dur We'rekeeping thelinesofcommu In Pittsburgh, Penguins players, We have too many trade-ins! occur doily. ing the convention, but Boecker nication open. As longas we're talk angered overthelabordisputewiththe said he saw her a few weeks ing, it's a positive sign." league, wererefusing tomake televi This is the perfect time for you to sion appearances to promote ticket afterward. Thebigissueis salaries. The NHL wants to link revenues and salaries andmerchandise sales. Coughlin was the first to pub TAKE ADVANTAGE- along with some fonn of revenue AttingonadvicefromtheNHLPA, It circulates in this region. licly accuse Navy and Marine sharing. Players want nothing to do thePenguins declined todoextended We1ve reduced prices by up to $1,0000 aviators of sexual assault, say with anykindof salary cap. interviews with KBL,thePittsburgh- ing she was forced to walk a lecherous gantlet. Afterward, about 90 women followed with WAS IS You may subscribe to have similar complaints, and a dozen Sandoz planning $6995 filed lawsuits. 1990 MITSUBISHI MIRAGE 4DR White AIT A/C AFC (9427-038) $6495 the Voriery. She wanted to stay in the Navy, 1991 MITSUBISHI ECLIPSE Silver AIT Ale 12995 11995 but eventually quit because she a plant in China 1991 SUBARU lOYAlE 4DR Red AIT A/C (942R-035) 7995 7495 felt harassed by other Navy of BEUING (AP) - The Swiss com overseas. 1991 SUBARU lOYAlE 4DR Blue AIT Ale (942R-053) 8495 7995 ficers for taking the scandal pub pany SandozChemicals hasreached China is the world's largest dye 1992 HYUNDAI SCOUPE lS 2DR Gray AIT A/C (942R-050) 8495 7995 lic, Boecker said. anagreement in principle on ajoint stuffproducer, withanannual output 1992 HYUNDAI SONATA GL4DR Gray AIT A/C (942R-054) 9995 8995 Coughlin's is the first case to venture with a Chinese factory to of 157,000 tons,thenewspaper said 1991 HYUNDAI EXCEL 3DR M. Red5M A/C (942R-059) 5995 5495 ~ go to trial. She settled last week manufacturedyesinTianjin,theOllna The Chinese partner with Sandoz • GTT.· with the Tailhook Association 1993 HYUNDAI EXCEL L 4DR Silver AIT A/C (942-070) 8995 8495 ~arlanaS t'arlet~ Daily reported Thursday. will be the TianjinNo.5 Dyestuffs 1992 SUZUKI SIDEKICK Blue A/C A/C ' 10995 9995 which sponsors the gathering, start Factory. - Thenewplantisscheduled to 13995 12995 but failed to reach a settlement operating in 1996 andproduce 4,000 SandozChemicals isa memberof 1993 SUZUKI SIDEKICK 4WD Soft Top 5S A/C AFC with the Las Vegas Hilton and tonsannually forsales in Chinaand theSandoz Groupof Switzerland. 1988 AUDI- 80 4DR Gray AIT A/C AFC Low Miles 9995 8995 Hilton Hotel Corp., defendants P.O. Box 231, Soipon, MP 96950 she accuses of negligence. She Tel. (670) 234-q341/7578/9797 is seeking unspecified damages. China, France sign oil deal Later, Hilton security officer Fox: (670) 234-9271 Jim Vernon said female secu BEIJING (AP). China has agreed to between Oct. 1and theendof1995, the rity officers were not allowed buy700,000 tons of crude oil from China Daily reported. FlfAquitaine will buy3oo,lXX> tons on the third floor, wherethe France's FlfAquitaine, itwas reported TRI~==OF~PlE~~!ORS Thursday. of Chinese crude oil from Sinochem n Tailhook members were stay nextyear.1hecontraetcanbeextended Garapan, Beach Road 234- 7133 ing, because "it was no place for The purdJase by China National in1996 underthe same conditions, the them to be." Olemicals Import and Export Corp., known as Sinochem, will be made newspaper said. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16 . 1994-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-37 36-MARlANAS VARIETYNEWSAND VIEWS-FRIDAY-SEPTEMBER 16, 1994 World's busiest trading center halts Gov't appeals order on nuke wastes business, airport nearly par-alyzed By JIM CLARKE waste from being unloaded in the U.S. District Judge Matthew discouraging use of material that said. By RAVI NESSMAN the floor. Thereasonforthe.com- Ho~ard, s~k~swoman for the United States. Perry issueda preliminary injunc canbeused to make nuclear weap- The department filed the ap . puterfailurewasnotimmedlately Chicago Aviation Department. COLUMBIA, s,c, (AP) • The State officials are fighting the tion Tuesday blocking the arrival ons. . peal Wednesday with the 4th U.S. CHICAGO (AP) • Technology known. The controllers at Aurora, who U.S. Energy Department asked a Energy Department over storing of the rods untilthe issue is settled "This is an issue of grave im Circuit Court of Appeals in Rich ran afoul in three entirely uncon During the mess, Chicago-area direct flights in a 155,OOO-square- federal appeals court Wednesday thespent nuclearfuelrodsatSouth in court. But the department said portance for preventing thespread mond, Va. nected incidents Wednesday, residents who use MCI Commu- mile (401,450-square-kilometer) to put aside an order blocking two Carolina's Savannah River Site stopping theshipments would un of dangerous weapons material," The fuel rods are the first of nearly paralyzing one of the nications Corp.' s long distance airspace, were forced to guidethe shiploads of European nuclear nuclear weapons complex'. dermine the nation's policy of Energy Secretary Hazel O'Leary 15,000 from Austria, Denmark, world's largest airports, halting found their service disrupted for planes using 1950s technology, the Netherlands, Sweden. Switzer ~ .~_ trade at the world's busiest com about two hours by a problem said Mark Scholl, president of land, GermanyandGreece that could • PRINT FROM NEGATIVES .." modities exchange and disrupt with a software switch. Chicago branch of the National beputinunderwaterstoragebasins at ~ AND PHOTOS ('>" ing telephone lines. "Technologyappears tobe pro- Air Traffic Controllers Associa- the Savannah River Site, a federal Chicago's run-in with technol ductive, efficient and competi- tion. Ex-Fox chairman to head nuclearweaponscomplexnearAiken, =· ENLARGEMENT &REDUCT1.D N,/ ogy began at 8:45 a.m., when all tive,' Allan Schnaiberg, a North- Controllers had to guess where TheEnergy Department hassaidit had no choicebut to acceptthe first MULTI-PAGE ENLARGEMENl\~ of the radar systems shut down at western University sociologypro- the planes were and separatethem =• a regional air traffic control cen fessor. "But we don't pay atten- quickly to lower the risk of a shipmentof 153 spentfuelrods. When • EDITING &CHANGING COLOR"l ter in suburban Aurora, bringing tion to the flip side of that: collision.Pilots wereaskedtolook the United States sold the fuel, it \ ~:f) agreed to takethe wasteto limitthe O'Hare International Airportto a The bigger the system, themore for other planes out their win- new Paramount network • TWO-PAGE SEPARATION chanceofnuclearweapons prolifera virtual standstill. A power outage likely the accident.' I dows. By LYNN ELBER full program slate," she said in a "Star Trek" series. show featuring comedian Chevy tion. at the control center was blamed. For 1 1/2hours, no planes were "It'slike driving down thefree- statement issued Wednesday. Salhany worked for Paramount Chase. • IMAGE REPEAT The rodsarealready on twoships Then at 9:37 a.m. computers at allowed to leave O'Hareand only way at highway speed and your LOS ANGELES (AP) - Lucie The United Paramount network for several years before joining United Paramount isjointlyoper heading for the United States. and a the Chicago Board of Trade shut planes on final approach were steering wheel comes off in your Salhany, who resigned as chair willdebut withan initialfourhours Fox in 1981 and isa past president ated by the Paramount Television second shipmentof more than 250 down - and so did all activity on permitted to land, said Lisa hands," Scholl said. man of the Fox Broadcasting Co. of programming and is expected of Paramount Domestic Televi Group. whichispartof Viacom Inc., rodswasscheduled within sixmonths, inJuly, has been named president to reach 85 percent of the U.S. sion. and Chris-Craft subsidiary BHC and chief executive officer of television market. She left Fox amid reports that Communications Inc.BHCoperates said South Carolina Attorney Gen =III Modern Stationery &Trading Co. Inc. Paramount's new TV network. Its programming cornerstone owner Rupert Murdoch was un eight television stations, including eral Travis Medlock, who sued to Protests vs. power hike urged happy. Oneofthe projects she had fivethrough itspartly ownedsubsid force a full environmental impact =~~~ SAN JOSE OFFICE TEL.:234-6832/8585 Salhany,thefirstwomantohead will be "Star Trek: Voyager," the HONOLULU (AP) • State Con issued Wednesday. claimed in advertisements and a broadcast television network, latest spinoff from the venerable championed was Fox' sdisastrous iaryUnited Television Inc. review. ~II•••••••••••••• sumer Advocate Charles Totto is "...the commission, not Kauai news articles that by law the wili be in charge of launching urging Kauai Electric Co.' s resi Electric, will ultimately decide company's shareholders are en Paramount's new network in REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL whether customers will pay any titled to collect the $45 million RFP NO. 94-0025 REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS dential and business customers to January. the same time Warner August 26, 1994 INVITATION FOR BID voice their concern over the portion of the rebuilding costs," cost of rebuilding theelectric sys- . Bros. plans to launch a rival net APPRAISAL SERVICES company's request for a 36 per Tottosaid. "It iscritical that Kauai tern, Totto said. work. 1.Construction Managemenl Review (RFP Scope ofWorl<) SURVEYED GOVERNMENT PROPERTY cent hike in rates. Eledtric customers tell the com "There is no such law," he said. "I'mlooking forward to getting The Commonwealth Utilities Corporation is soliciting proposals fromqualified engineering and construction 1. SERVICE REQUIRED mission whetherthey feel it is fair Totto also objected to an Aug, management firms to perform a third party contract management evaluation of its contracts withMitsubishi He accused the company of on with the business of running Heavy Industries forthe construction of the New Saipan Power Plant, Phases I and II. IFB94-0019 The Commonwealth Ports Authority (CPA) requires the services ofa qualified misrepresenting the issue in a for them, but not Kauai Electric's 21 advertisementby the company the network, and expect to soon appraiser to prepare a valuation to determine: The scope ofworl< willinclude review ofthe Deoartrneru oftheInterior Inspector G~;Ie~'ai's draft auuit. and the media campaign to convince the shareholders, to pay for the re that claimed investments in the announce more affiliates and our auditor's worl 38-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS ANDVIEWS-FRIDAY-SEPTEMBER 16, 1994 Class action suits to be filed vs. Japan replied: "Because I thought of it As Pamatong's group was pre Brain waves may show learning problems By EILEEN GUERRERO who collaboratedwith the Ameri Palmares, appeared. He had paring for the press conference, cans were properly compensated." walked for hours to attend after only three months ago." By FRANK FISHER disorder. That could be good news "If that's the case, then we can more intrigued by a picture book to 10millionths of a volt. Pamatong has a reputation one of them,· Augusto MANILA (AP) " A lawyer who He said he would ask Japan "to having heard of the planned law for the hundreds of thousands of set sort of a running start on not before him. Molfese said thetest also reveals here for far-fetched projects. He Raguindin, was softly humming once sought statehood for the compensate those who served suit on a radio station. infants born annually who are at only teaching the kids strategies "He was a preemie baby and children who may have larger vo- was associated with a small party the Star-Spangeled Banner as CARBONDALE, m. (AP)· Par Philippines and U.S. citizenship them, whether willingly or invol He said' he was hoping Japan risk ofdeveloping learning prob- to circumvent the .disability, but he's been involved in it since cabularies, understand directions which sought statehood for the he arranged printed materials for ents who count their newborns' lems. perhaps even to do away with the then," said his mother, Margaret and complex sentences better and for Filipinos born before 1946 untarily." would pay for his store which was bombed during the war. "I am not Philippines a former American display. fingers and toes soon might be "Our hope is if we can identify disability altogether," he said. Jones. "Heenjoys it. This year, he have an advantage at mathematics said Thursday he will sueJapan to Filipinos who fought with pro Pamatong's party included checking something else: the ba American guerrilla organizations pro-Japanese," he said. "My only colony. these kids at birth, we can start Such lofty ambitionsdidn'tcon- just wanted to do it, so I let him." and puzzle solving. . compensate Filipino collaborators Later, he filed lawsuits in the Eric San Juan, whose father and bies' brain waves. have received compensation, in claim is my damaged property." intervening shortly after, eight or cern 5-year-old Robert Jones, his The research began in 1977with "I think it's the most important in World War Two. United States seeking Ameri uncles were prominent members A Southern Illinois University nine years earlier than it other- sandy-blond hair covered with 32 babies who were tracked for cutting-edge research in predicting Ely Pamatong told reporters he cluding U.S. citizenship. How Japan has refused to honor re cent claims for individual com can citizenship for Filipinos born of a pro-American guerril1a or psychologistsays that after nearly wise would be," said Dennis electrodes. He sat still recently four years, including the language or learning problems in will file class action suits next ever, members of pro-Japanese pensation, saying they were re before independence in 1946. ganization during the war. 20 years of research, it appears an Molfese, who has been directing while listening to computer-gen- Molfeses' own son, David. The newborns," said Virginia week in both Tokyo and Manila organizations, such as the "During the war the Makapilis infant's brain waves can reveal Makapili, generally kept their solved by treaty after the war. The The suits were dismissed. the study with his wife, Victoria. erated beeps and boops, seeming infants were monitored while lis- Berninger, a psychologist special- demanding compensation not In 1987, he served as spokes were for Japan, the Huk (guerril whether the child has a learning tening to noises. The premise is izing in early readingdisabilities at wartime service quiet. Japanese government has offered only for collaborators but for sex man for a group of military of las) were for China, the veterans their brain waves show how well the University of Washington in slaves and virtually anyone else Many prominent Filipinos did to establish a fund for develop ment projects in countries it occu ficers loyal to deposed Presi for the United States," he said. they can discriminate between Seattle. who suffered losses during the collaboratewith theJapanese. The "They were all collaborators. So pied during the war. dent Ferdinand Marcos who speech sounds, which is a key William Greenough, a Univer- Japanese occupation. most prominent were Jose Lau Asked why he was seekingcom were seeking to overthrow his there were no real patriots during step to learning language. sity of Illinois psychologist study- "The time has come for Japan rel, president of the collabora pensation only now, Pamating successor, Corazon Aquino. the Second World War." Since 1986, armed with Sl mil- ingtheeffectoftheenvirorunenton toprove her moral superiorityover tionist government, and Benigno lion in grants from the National brain development, was more spar- the American people by showing Aquino Sr. Laurel's son, Salva Institutes ofHealth, the Molfeses ing with his praise but said genuine gratitude for those who dor, served as vice president un have been following 400 new- Molfese's work appeared signifi- served under its flag and by com der President Corazon Aquino, borns. They are finding that stan- cant. pensating all the victims of that Benigno Aquino's daughter-in dardized tests have confirmed "It certainly seems like it would law. Xff90 KEN war," Pamatong said. RESTAURANT their predictions in 100percentof be a reasonable thing to do," "There are two kinds of col Pamatong urged former col those tested between birth and 3 Greenough said. "It sounds like a laborationists," Pamatong said. laborators to come forward. Dur your FAVORITE LUNCH T~O \Ne can DELIVER i' years of age. fairly major breakthrough." "Those who collaborated with the ing the press conference, a 78 t,. The brain wave of a baby who A baby with dippingbrain waves U.S. 'and thosewith Japan. Those year-old grandfather, Jose Formore Information on our delivery. .il may be learning disabled shows a isn't condemned to academic me- pia. Call 322-TO GO or322-8648 large trough in areas that are shal- diocrity, Molfese said. Bento or Lunch Box = $5.00 ),f lower in infants with average or Envirorunentandfamilyalsoplay , I' Czeck prime minister i superiorcapabilities. And itallhap- a major role in achild's intellectual Set: .JVlenu • $5.00 pens in the blink of an eye: a brain development, andremediessuchas A. Beef or Chicken Terrlyakl wave lasts only about seven-tenths special reading programs are avail- to visit South Korea B. Shrimp & Vegetable TelTlpura C. S\Neet & Sour Pork of a second and packs a punch of5 able, he added. SEOUL(AP)"CzechPrime Min said. D. Beef \Nlth Green Peppar ister Vaclav Klaus will visit South Klaus is the first Czech leader to visitsince theformerCzechoslova "All of the above Includes: Steamed Rice. Fried Korea next month to bolstertrade Chicken or Breaded Pork. Vegetable Salad. and business relations, presiden kiasplitintotheCzechandSlovakia Soup and Iced Tea. DEATH AND FUNERAL (For Delivery Service. Soup & Iced Tea Not Included.) tial officials said Thursday. republics last year. .ANNOUNCEMENT Forty business leaders are to ac During his three-day visit start KAIVO KEN RESTAURANT company Klaus to meet South Ko Locatod In Middle Road The husband. children and family wish to inform relatives and ing Oct. 5, Klaus will holdsummit Besl lime 10 call for lunch deliver: Lower Bllso friends of the passing of their beloved one talks with President Kim Young rean business leaders and discuss 9:00 a.m. 10 1 0:30 a.m. be otherwise, your lunch wiD ---,-,---CHC (Wife. Mother and Grandmother) sam and tour industrial sites, they industrialcooperation,officialssaid. delivered late. 1 I L Aho, avallalle for de.very our Ala Carte Menu. :::~~"~:ng Open cr:iWle: Vie are now open for dinner i\ Save Power 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. KEN ~ ~ PAULINA 10:30 ••m. to 2:00 p.m. Monday to Saturday 20% off on foads from now 'till I 6:00 p.m. to '10:00 p.m. 7 MARKET September 30, 1994 ALDAN (Dinner Only) Tal.lono SABLAN Mil1(l FinQ\Qj Monday, Sept. 12, 1994 DoS Nu 1\umpleunos INVITATION TO BID [\osary isbeing said doily at 12:00 noon and 8:00 p.rn. at her .Cecilia KapileoPeter mother Fronclsco Cruz Aldan's residence in Chino Town. DPW94·ITB·00300 Garapan. Last respect may be paid 0,1 Sunday, September FIRST YEAR ANNIVERSARY ROSARY 18, 1994 beginning at 0:00 p.m. Moss of inrenrion will be ara umanafanungo iodos i man parenics offered on Monday, September 19. 1994 aT Krisro [\ai Church .the De~artme~t of .Public Works is s?liciting sealed bids for the American Memorial Park Gales, Ballards, and Walk in Goropon-ot .:l:00 p.m. DurioI services will follow immedi yan manatungo i difunta as C)c;lia ways. I h~ project IS .Iocated at ~f!lerlcan Memorial Park, Garapan, Saipan, CNMI. Bids in duplicate will be accepted JOSIE PALACiOS AQUgNO orely at Tanapag CemeTery. at the office of the Dlr~ctor: DIVISion of Procurement and Supply at Lower Base, Saipan, until 2:00 p.m., local time, .9i;ljJilaJ Paulina is predeceased by: .t/1::1c.z na para uma iuiuhon Octobe~ 7, 19.94 at which time and place the bids will be publicly openedand read aload. Any bids received after the Father: Lucio Castro Aldan lisauon i sequndo na kumpleanos i above time Will not be accepted under any circumstances. "PING" Sister: Moria Aldtm Taitano FaTher/Mother-in-law:. Jose/Claro Magofna Sablan A.bond of 15% of the total bid price must accompany the bid. This Security may be certified Check, Cashier,s Check, finataina gi 'Bieines, Septembre 16, 199'-1 Bid ~ond or other !orm acceptable 10 the Government made payable to the Treasurer, Commonweallh of the Northern In liJving1vferrwry ofour6efoveaSon, She is survived by: Manana.lslands With anotation on Ihe face of the Check: "Credit Account No. 1471" Bid security isnot required if bid Mother: Francisco Cruz Aldan guato gi 1(apiyan lmmaculada 'Korason Jose 'Ping" Palacios JtquifUJ, We uould fif:!- Husband: JesusMagofna Sablan amount IS less than $25,000.00 to invite a[[ ourrelatiues, friends to join us, as Children/Spouses: Manuel A. Sablan 'Maria giya Cfta[an Laulau. 1 I1sayll The bidder is requi~ed to. submit with his proposal acopy of his business permit as acompliance with the contractors's Vicente A.lFrances V. Sablan Registration and licenSing Laws 01 the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands. wecommemorate the 1stJtnniversary offiis pas Julieta S.llnos Germinaro , ~-' matutucftagi oran 7:30 gi pupuengi. I sage untoeternal rife wfiich wi[[6egin on Mon Cecilia A. Sablan SpeciHcations and plans?f the project are available on or after September 14, 1994 at the Technical Services Divi .:,> ?~~_'.~~~:"~~'~~J,~~,,.: ~ Vivian S./ChrisTopher Mogofno misan finakpo para i mismo [ugat !]i sion. Departmen~ of P~bllc .Works, Saipan. Anon-refundable payment of $50.00 is required lor each. set. Pre-bid dau Septem6er 19, 1994 thru 'Iuesdai] Brothers/Sisters/Spouses: conlerence for lhis project Will be held at 2:00 p.rn., local time, September 28,1994 at the Department of Public Works Vicente P. Taitano (widower of Mario) Septem6er 27) 1994 TobiaslCleotilde K. Aldan Saharo, Septemhre 24 J 1994gi otan alas Conference Room. Vicente/Antonia Aldan Attention is called to the Labor Standards Provisions for Wage Rate Determination of the CNMI Classification and Victoria A.lDaniel Castro .echo (8:00)gi eqaan ya u tinatiui 11i Salary Structure PI.ans, and payment ol not less than minimum salaries and wages as set forth in the Specification r;.(jgfitfy rosary wi[[6e saidat 8:00 p.m. at the residence ofJuan/ Maryfee ~ Angelico A.I[\amon Sablan must be paid on thiS proiect P JIquino inChina Town, {jarapan. 'Daify mass isbeen offeredat {jarapan, Antonetra A.lPedro Cosrro " amotsan oga 'an. Francisco/Annie Aldan , All bids documents received shall be the sole property of the Government of the Northern Mariana Islands with the Krista 1?jJ.i Church. aruf1vft CarmerCathedra[every 6:00 a.m., 6egiTlnirzg on Alejandro/Donna Rornon-Aldon .' ~ I tinauuuu: miyo yan i finatton miuu nia excepuon of bid bonds'"cerf!fled check or cashi~r,s check which will.be returned to the bidders in accordance with the Juan/LUCIO Aldan .~'<4J1 Septem6er 19, 1994 thtu Septem6er 27, 1994. On the [inal dau Tuesaa!J ~--;~~:" sen aqtadesi. specilicalrons section, Institute to the Bidders, Page B-5, Paragraph No. 05, Bid Guarantee. Septem6er 27, 1994. 'R..9sary unl! saidat 4:00 p.m. [ollouied 6y mass at Carino/Dante Juanillo . :' The Government reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to waived any imperfection in the bid proposal in the In-~:~~no ~.~' .~ Si 1il'US Interest 01 the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands". 5:00 p.m. at'Kjisto 1(ai Church. Dinner uiillbe setuedafterthe Mass at the Sablan & Family :Ma 'ase Daniel Sablan & Family ''};," residence ofJuan/9vfaryfee P JIquino inCnina Town. Estefania Norita & Family STEPHEN P LEMIEUX, PE Lourdes Kalen & Family Acting, Secretary of Public Works Xindfy Join Us in Our Prayers Manuel Sablan & Family J :/a11lil1a Moria (deceased)/Jesus QUitugua & Family DATE SEPT. 08, 1994 Jwm fE.l9rlmyfee P. !NJuino She i, additionally survived by grandchildren, numerous S~ nephews, nieces. aunts. uncles and cousins. f}JrotJiuISisterfMe[, & S/ierfyn . . ~.. ,_.•_ ~~ ,.T-"'-'-----'''~'-''-· . FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER16 ,1994 -MARIANASVARIETY NEWS AND VIEws-41 40-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-SEPTEMBER 16,1994 Prober: W. House crash may be suicide By RON FOURNIER Maryland trucker made the fate ers scraped away a thin layer of airspace - and none were sched cies is trying to determine how uled when Corder crashed about and why Corder stole a plane press Michiko. ful flight. dirt where the plane came to rest, TOKYO(AP)-Theformerleader of the rightist group Tanaka quit, 2 a.m. Monday. The tWQ control near Baltimore and came so Because of Japan's wartime WASHINGTON (AP) • A pa Investigators have said they do preparing it for fresh sod. of an ultra rightist group has been or gangsters. thetic trail of depression, drugs not believe FrankCorderintended In another development, the lers "were conducting their duties close to harming the first fam- . Last year, his ultra right-wing militarism centering around the shot to death in Tokyo, police and alcohol has led investigators to kill President Clinton. National Air Traffic Controllers as required," spokesman Jeff ily. . political group conducted a series Imperial family, rightists are said Thursday. to suspect that the man who The senior investigator, noting Association said that two air traf Beddow said. Corder, 38, who had a his of reprisal attacks targeting the among the strongest supporters Police found Hiroyuki Tanaka, crashed a small plane into the Corder'shistoryofdepressionand fic controllers who could have Investigatorsconfirmed thatthe tory ofdrug and alcohol prob residences of magazine editors of the royals. the 42-year-old forrner leader of White House was a suicide - nota alcohol and drug abuse, summed spotted thetinyCessna 150enter controllersarenotrequiredtokeep lems and had taken antidepres that hadrunstoriescriticizingEm- Tanaka was arrested earlier this Kodo Rengo, lying in a residen botched prank. up the early reading of the crash ing the restricted White House constant vigil of Washington's sant medication, was forlorn tial parking lot late Thursday af Stressing that the inquiry is in as, "a pretty pathetic thing- a final airspacewereperforming"admin skies after midnight. over the recent breakup of his terbeing shot in the left side of the its early stages, a senior govern act of desperation." istrative duties" - not monitoring The plane was first spotted marriage and his father's re chest, a police official said. Independence referendum in Quebec ment investigator said Wednes He spoke on condition of ano their screens - when the crash seconds before the crash, by a cent death, family members Tanaka died shortly after po day that officials are leaning nymity. occurred. Secret Service agent stationed at said. lice arrived at the scene. strongly toward the suicide sce The investigation continued as The group said current proce a back door of the White He spent his last day watching Also a member of a gangster to be held in 1995 says new premier nario. But he and other govern signs of the tragedy were dis dures require the controllers to House. football, drinking beer and wine group related to a major crime ment officials said they probably appearing from the White monitor the radar only when air A team of federal investiga and smoking crack cocaine, ac syndicate,Sumiyoshi-kai,Tanaka PQ compared with 44.3 for the cess of separation after the elec tors from at least three agen- quaintances told investigators. QUEBEC (AP)-TheseparatistParti "In 1995, there's going to be a willnever know for sure why the House on Wednesday. Garden- craft are scheduled to enter their recentlystoppedhis activitieswith tion - has come in for harsh criti Quebecois will stickto its timetable referendumonsovereignty," Parizeau Liberals. Parizeau indicated the PQ will cism from federalists as undemo the rightist group. ofholding areferendum nextyearon saidathisfirst news conference since Residents living near the scene, theelection. "Iseenoreason whywe delay passing a resolution in the cratic. independence forQuebec, despite its The PQ leader said he has other about 400 meters (yards) from shouldn'tstickto thetimetable." legislature expressing Quebec's Investigators search for clues in USAir crash slim margin of victory in elections Tanaka's residence, told police will to become a sovereign coun priorities and the resolution "be this week, premier-designateJacques ThePQ,which advocates aninde explanation of why the jetliner, a of thevictims. of control. Investigators arelooking that they heard several shots fired try, a move the party's platform longs to the referendum process." By MICHAEL HADDIGAN tation Safety Board ''You do the Parizeau saidWednesday. pendent Quebec, wontheelection on Boeing737-300, suddenly dropped Investigators believe the plane's at the plane's spoilers - wing flaps and then saw two men fleeing on had promised to take soon after Parizeau is to be sworn in Sept. outside edges first and worle your ThePQleadersaidhisparty has a Monday with 77 seats, compared to 6,000 feet(1 ,830meters) lastThurs right wing may have risen, forcing usedto slowa planein flight or after a motorcycle, said the official, the election. 23 and his cabinet three days later. CORAOPOLIS,Pa.(AP)-Investi wayaround." clearmandate toholdthereferendum 47 fortheLiberals. Butlessthan half day andnose-dived intoa ravine at theplanetorolltotheleftandgoout landing - andautopilot. who requested anonymity. The resolution - a key part of He said it was time for Quebec gatorsarereassemblingthethousands Someofthelargerpiecesareabout following the provincial election a percentage pointseparated themin 300mph(480kph). Thetremendous Police wouldn't speculate on the party's plan to begin the pro- ers to decide their future after 30 of shattered, blackened hunks of the size of a smallcar. Thesmaller Monday, andisconfident of victory. thepopularvote-44.7 percentforthe forceofimpactdisintegratedboththe whether the men were members years of constitutional wrangling. USAirFlight427 inhopesoflearning onesarenomorethansplinters. Hawaii flooded with nurses "We have lost a great deal of whytheplanesuddenly dropped out Dozensof bluebins aboutthesize planeandthepeople. REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL time in Quebec, for very many of the sky, killing all 132 people of laundry basketswerelinedup on 'This bears alotofresemblance to HONOLULU (AP) - During the McGuckin-Smith said, "Suddenly, years in these never-ending de aboard. the hangarfloor, filled withcharred a military crash because of thehigh 1980s, there was a critical need for everybody wanted tobea nurse." nurses. Times have changed. NMC RFP NO. 94·123 bates," he said. "There has been a Morethan20peoplesweatedinthe andtwisted bitsof metal. speedinvolved," saidLt.Col.David Contributing tothesituation wasthe Nancy McGuckin-Smith of the healthcareindustry'smove tocutcosts. NOTICE price to pay for this uncertainty. heatof a hangar nearthe Pittsburgh 'Wearelooking forfractures. We Hause, leaderofa nine-person team 3,700-member Hawaii Nurses Asso Now, nurses may haveto consider THE NORTHERN MARIANAS COLLEGE is soliciting competitive airport late Wednesday afternoon, from the Armed ForcesInstitute of Let's decide." are looking for punctures. We are ciation says a combination of higher retaining for jobs outside-the tradi-: sealed proposals from qualified vendors for JANITORIAL MAN laying out pieces on the floorin the lookingforstressin themetal," said Pathologythatistrying toidentify the POWER SERVICES for the As Terlaje Campus, and NMC Housing remains. Attwomakeshift morgues wages andtheindustry's downsizing tional hospital setting, McGuckin shape of theplane. MichaelBenson, an NTSB spokes are the major factors in the need for Units when needed. 3 inArgentina onanAirForceReservebasenearthe Smithsaid. TO VENDORS Twowindows withtheglassmiss man. fewer nurses. Randy Perreira of the 1,200 ingwereevidentinonepieceofsilver airport, Hause is goingover the re Proposals will be evaluated and selections made based upon price Less than a mile (1.6kilometers) Duringthelastdecade, Hawaii faced member Hawaii GovernmentEm bombing freed· fuselage. The plane's tailrestedon .mains withforensics experts, anthro (60%), overall service plan (20%), and dependability ofperformance away,investigators ofadifferent sort a shortage of 700 to 900 registered ployeesAssociationsaidtheremay BUENOS AIRES, Argentina the floor in therearof the hangar. sifted through the remains of the pologists, dentists, fingerprintexperts nurses. be a glut of nurses in critical care, The Secretary of Department of Community & history (20%). (AP) -Three Lebanese, including "It's like working a big jigsaw people on board, trying to identify and others. Stillotherpeople areas Buttwodouble-digitwageincreases, butnotedshortagesincertainfields Cultural Affairs, would like to remind all vendors sembling oncomputer discs theden plusthestate's funding formore nurs Specification are available and may be picked up at NMC Procure a l6-year-old boy, were released puzzle," saidTomHaueter, chiefin them. such as mental health and in rural doing business with the Nutrition Assistance Pro tal,medical andpersonal files oneach ingprograms, created anoversupply. areas. ment Office for all interested biders. Wednesday afterbeingquestioned vestigator fortheNational Transpor- Officials havesaidthereisnoclear gram (NAP) that funds budgeted for Fiscal Year about the deadly bombing of a 1994 will expire on September 30, 1994. This means Proposals must be submitted in a sealed envelope marked NMC Jewish community center, Argen CULTURAL HERITAGE MONTH that if your business have a NAP accounts receiv RFP NO. 94-123; to the NMC Procurement & Property Manage tine news agencies reported. SCHEDULE OF ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS able, you will be required to submit outstanding ment Office. NMC As Terlaje Campus, Bldg. "L", Saipan, no later Two other Lebanese men de September 01 - 30, 1994 invoices to the Department of Finance, Accounts than 11 :00 a.m. SEPTEMBER 23, 1994. tained Saturday are to be ques tioned by Federal Judge Juan Jose ·:;i;~·iINDIGENOUS CHAMORRO WEEK • SEPl:. 19-25 Carolinian Cultural Heritage Week Payable Section in order to get paid, ,. ",',' ',," " .", , '. . The Northern Marianas College reserves the right to reject any or Galeano, who is leading the in Day 1: 9111194, Sunday Vendors run the risk of not getting paid out of NAP's all proposals forany reason and to waive any defect inproposals if vestigation. TheJuly 18bombing National Anthem· Shalom Choir 1:00p.rn, Basketball Court, Garapan Monday, Sept. 19 Invocation 1:03p.rn. FY' 94 funds by not submitting the outstanding in determined by the college to be in its best interests, All proposals in Buenos Aires killed 95 people 8:30 a.m -12:00 noon - Public Forum at Gilligan, Hyatt Regency Hotel Welcomlng Remarks byEACAO. 1:05p.m. Cultural Demonstrationsldisplay (weaving, cooking, etc.) 1:00p.m.• 3:00p.rn, CAD UII,Garapan voices on or before September 30, 1994, shall become the property-of NMC. For additional information, call and injured more than 200. TOPICS: Cultural Entertainment (Lonwo'o'fisch) (Apisi) NMC Administrative Services Office, Ms. Bobbie Sablan at 234 Noticias Argentinas news 1. Trokon Familia, Nigan Pago Van Agupa Paredo's Band 2. Kutturan Antes, Pago, Van Itinelaika Siha Should you have any question, please call Pat de 5498. agencyreportedthatAmadJomaa, 3. Sisteman Erensia, Antes Van Pago Carolinian Uumw (Carolinian Feast - Luau) 6:00p.m. Carolinian UII.Garapan Tropical Boys Band 6:30p.rn. Beer or Celina M. Muna at telephone numbers /s/JOHN T. FLORES /s/AGNES McPHETRES Walid Jamil and the teen-ager, EACAO Introductory Remarks who was not identified, were Open tothe Public Cultural Entertainment (Isiand Cultural Dancers) (Man Amko) B:30 p.rn, 235-9889/9890/9892, Procurement & Property Mgmt. Officer President Island Cruisers Band freed.CriminalCourtJudge Mario Traditional Costumes Award Tuesday to Friday - Sept. 20-23 Oancill/l Contest (boogey, chacha, tango, etc.) Jachiro Doy had said earlier 9:00 a.m. - 10:30 am. - Cultural Demonstration inall schools. Awards (Entertainment Commillee) Wednesday that three of the de Demonstration by Man Amkos on Traditional Techniques ofCrafts, Coconut, Pandanus Weaving, Fish Net Weaving, Wood Closure byOEACAO 1:30aa.m, 1:30 a.m, carving, Storytelling. . tainees would bereleased because Oay 2: 9/12194, Monday Canoe Race 5:00p.rn, - 6:00p.m. Carolinian Affairs Beach there was nothing to tie them to Saturday, sept. 24 Mwa'a'r Contest 6:00p.rn. CAO, Garapan iNVITATiON FOR BBD Cultural Entertainment Contest (Garapan School) (Crisoslimo) (Apisi Talabog) 6:10p.rn,- 7:10p.rn, CAO, Garapan any violent act. 9:00 am, -10:00 prn. - Chamorro Hut Building, Canoe Carving, Cultural Activities and Demonstrations, Traditional Games. Singing Contest (Solo, Duet & Group) 7:10p.rn, CAO, Garapan EATING RIGHT IFB NO. 94-0017 The two still in custody were Music and Dance Entertainment at the Civic Center Beach Park. Closure bySinging Commillee ,9:00 p.rn, CAO, Garapan identified as Ali Haudi Hussein Day 3: 9113194, Tuesday Sunday. sept. 25 Canoe Race 5:00p.m,- 6:00p.rn. Carolinian Affairs Beach The Public School System issoliciting competitive sealed Bid, from and Jassam Dyoyb. 8:30 arn - 5:00 prn - Chamorro Hut Building, Canoe Carving, Cultural Activities and Demonstrations, Traditional Cuilura/lnstructions (weaving, beads, looms. erc.) 6:00p.rn,- 9:00p.rn CAO, Garapan Games, Music and Dance Entertainment at the Civic Center Beach Park. Cuilural Entenainmenl Conlest (TIpiyeew) (Island Culturel Meskla) 6:30p.rn.- 9:30p.rn, CAO, Garapan CAN interested individual or Firm for the Removal and Disposal of left Galeano last month ordered the 10:00p.m, CAO, Garapan HELP Closure byEntertainmenl Commlilee over Food (Pig Slop) from the Kitchen Facilities & School Cateterlas arrest orfour current and former Special Activities· Day 4:9114/94, Wednesday participating in the School Meal program for SY 1994-1995, respec Iranian officials for questioning Canoe Race 500 pm.• 6:00o.rn, Carollruan AHaors Beach 6:00p.rn.• 9:00p.rn. CAO, Garapan REDUCE 1) Wednesday, Sept. 14 CUiturallnstruclions (weaVing, beads. looms, etc.) tively forthe islands of Saipan and Tinlan. in connection with the bombing. Cullural Entertainment Contest (tcncwootisch) (CPI Entertainers) (Man Amkoj 6:30p.m.-9:30 p.rn, CAO, Garapan He also said three employees of 7:00 prn - 8:30 prn. - Joeten-Kiyu Public Library Closure byCultural Instructions Ccrnrrnttee 10:00 p.rn. CAO, Garapan Bid specifications may be obtained by visiting orcontacting the Food Lecture Discussion by Mr. Sam McPheters, 'Swimming inthe Gene Pool; Marianas Migration. Services Section, PSS Central Office, Lower Base during normal work the Iranian Embassy in Bnenos (This activity issponsored by Commonwealth Council for the Humanities.) Day 5: 9/15194, Thursday THE RISK OF \AMERICAN Canoe Race Carolinran Affarrs Beach ing hours. Inquiries shall be directed to the Food Service Coordina Aires should be questioned. Speech Contest (School Chiloren & Adulls) CAO, Garapa" tor, Mr. Rick R. Duenas, at telephone number 322-4051 ext. 268. However, the Supreme Court, 2) Friday, Sept. 16 Closure bySpeech Contest Cornrninee CAO, Garapan 6:00 p.m- 8:00 p.m. - Opening Reception of Island Artists Exhibit, Convention Center. Showcasing Visual Atls, Tradi r~~· which handles all cases involving Day 6. 9116194, F"day CANCER Aflai~s All Bid submission shall be in duplicate in a sealed envelope tional Crafts, Excavated Historical Artilacts, Etc. and will continue until Oct. 14,1994. Canoe Race 5:00p.rn, - 6:00p.rn. Carolinian Beach foreign diplomats, ruledtherewas Entertainment Competition performers nrs. 10 6.30p.m, CAO, Garapan It can also help you reduce your weight facemarked, "IFB 94-0017," addressed toMs. Louise Concepcion, Exhibits. open Monday to Friday. 8:00 a.m - 4:00 p.m. and on Saturday, 10:00 a.m to 200 pm Cuilural Final (all entertain with2 divided allnine) not enough evidence to force the Island Cruiser Band B:30 p.rn, CAO, Garapan PSS Procurement & Supply Officer, Lower Base, Saipan, MP 96950. Closure byProgram Commiltee 10:00p.m. CAO, Garapan Iranians to submit to questioning. 3)Friday. Sept. 16 Bids must be submitted no later than October 3.1994.2:00 p.m. at 7:00 p.m- 8:30 p.rn, Joelen-Kiyu Public Library Day 7: 9117194, Saturday 'The Importance ofOral History" By Historian Dr. Nishimolo Cultural Instructions (weaving of hats,basket. etc.) 10:00a.rn.> 9:00p.rn, CAO, Garapan which time and place It will be open and read. Late submission will Panel Discussions onCarolinian current Cullurallssue 2:00p.rn.- 4:00p.rn. CAO, Garapan not be considered under any circumstances. (This activity issponsored by Commonwealth Council for the Humanities.) Ganoe Race 4:00p.rn,- 6:00p.rn. Carolinian AHairs Beach DONIT LuisRapanglug liveexperiences during70s 7:00p.rn,- 8:00p.rn, CAO, Garapan Give Information about crimes committed 4)Saturday, sept. 17 Culturai Entertainment (Island Cruiser Ban) p.rn. a.rn. CAO, Garapan The Public School system reserves the right toreject any and all Bids Closure byFundralsing commmee 10:00 p.m. CAO, Garapan for any reason and to waive oramend any defect in said Bid, if in its CUT SHORT 9:00 a.m - 4:30 p.m.- Joeten-Kiyu Public Library 'How to do Oral History· By Dr, Nishimoto Day B: 91111i\l4, Sunday CAL L sole opinion to do so would be in the department's best interest. ACHIlD1S Note: No fees required, however participants are required to register by calling Council for the Humanities at 235-4785. Canoe Race 10:00a.m. - 11:00a.m MicroBeach National Anthem 10:00a.m .• 10:05 Mallagaha pavilion /s/ William S. Torres LEARNING... (This activity issponsored by Commonwealth Council for the Humanities.) BrietRemarks fromDistinguished guests 10:10a.m, - 11:00a.rn, Crimestoppers Rosary of Chief Aghurubw (Carolinian Cultural Ceremony) 11:00a.rn, - 11:30 a.m, Commissioner of Education The Cullural Heritage Month Activities are sponsored by Indigenous Affairs, Carolinian Affairs, Commonwealth Council Mass 11:30a.m. -12:00p.m. for Arts & Culture, Historic Preservation Office, Women's Affairs, Language Commission, Public School System and L-U-N{;-H 12:00noon- 1:30p.rn, 234-7272 Clans Rep tribute to theChief & LuisRapanglug 1:30p.m.• 2:00p.rn. DRIVE 2:00p.m.- 3:30p.m. /sl louise C. Concepcion NMC-Archives/Olympio T. Borja Library under the auspices of the Department of Community &Cultural AHairs. Canoe Race & Closure (PARA) Procurement & Supply Officer SAfELY SUPPDrt and special funding received frDm CDmmDnwealth CDuncll fDr the Humanities and HDtel'AssoclatlDn of theNDrthern Mariana Islands (HANMI), ~ . FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1994-MARIANAS VARIEfY NEWSANDVIEWS43 42-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-SEPTEMBER 16,1994 ThaiAirways PUBLIC NOTICE FOR SAL~ For Rent INTHE SUPERIOR COURT PUBLIC NOTICE OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF THE 20 footer used container chasis sold 2 Bedroom=550/mo. Boeing 747 HINO TRUCI( NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANOS Saipan Sunset Cruise. Inc. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE as itis. Best offer. has immediate opening for 1 Bedroom=450/mo CIVIL ACTION NO. 94·716 COMMONWEALTH OF THE For info call 235 -6303 or 235-6182 deck hand crew. Furnished Have ever thought of a career In blows tires NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS From 08:00 am to 07:00 p.m. call: 234-8230/233-8231 CLEARANCE ESTANISLAO A. BENAVENTE, LOS ANGELES (AP)· A Thai Petitioner, RADIO ADV.ERTISING? Airwaysjet carrying 390 passen versus ADOPTION CASE MARIA TERESA BENAVENTE. Condo Available Areyoua motivated self starter? gers and crew blew at least two Respondent. Luxury tires on takeoff Wednesday, then NO. 94-05 • 2Bedrooms· 2 Bathrooms Are you organized and wor!< well under pressure? 8G-203 DUMP TRUCK you havea Degree or experience in ouisid9 sales? landed safely after dumping fuel SUMMONS • FuMy Furntlhed ° SwImming Pool &Jaccuzl Do • locatedon MI. Tapuchao TO THE ABOVE-NAf>l.ED RESPONOENT: In Re the Adoption of: 11 you answered yesto anyor all of thequestions and wouldlike to over the Pacific. ~ • Breathtaking Ocean View What caused the Boeing 747 ~ For more Informallon be part of Power 99's winning Team, $36.000 YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED Alexander Realty 234-5117 FLORENCE DIOSO ESTEVES, aka 400' s tires to fail at Los Angeles and notified to file any answer you wish to Please call 234·5334 (Off.), International Airport wasn't im make to thePetition for Divorce of which is FLORENCE J. DIOSO, 288-3232 (Home) ~ftfti!L\Rtl'~I}.~. given you herewith. within thirty (30) days af· Quality Then call YVonne at 235.-7996 @' I mediately known. The damage (6 C.U. YD.) or Fax YO\Ir resume YO ~fllj~~'\J \ terservice ofthisSummons upon you. A Minor Child. U. was visible on television, which YOUR ANSWER SHOULD BE IN Office Space Available 235-7998 \. 'tf!l;ftml:mmmm:rnnl'JW.llli:;.;;r, PO I30x GM. Agana Guam 'J(,() II) \ ******************** WRITING and filed withthe Clerk of Court, at • 3COO Sqft • Located atthenew showed at least two bare rims. Saipan, CM 96950 and served upon Please take note that the above Bank of Hawaii Bldg.Middle Rd. TheBoeing? 47-400 isthelarg petitioner's counsel, Altf. V.K. Sawhney, P.O. stated matter shall come on forhear FB-152 ALUM. VAN Box 917. Susupe, Saipan. CM. It may be pre ~ ° First Floor est passenger craft currently fly pared and signed foryou byyourcounsel and ing on October 8,1994, at1:30 p.m., _ Alexander Realtv 234-5117 ing, saidDiane Scully, an airport sent to the Clerk of thisCourt bymessenger in the Commonwealth Superior spokeswoman.It has 18 wheels. or mall. It is notnecessary for you to appear Court on the Petition of JIMMY (3 TON WI LIFT) personally untillurther notice. Full Color Copies Flight 1771, bound for If you failtofileananswer inac BLEVINS and CHRISTINE BLEVINS, Bangkok, returned without diffi cordance with this Summons, iudgment by ontheirPetition toadopt the above - Color Copies ° BIW Copies default may be taken against youforthe relief named minor child. Those wishing -MapCoples Work year round at home for American and Cana culty about an hour after takeoff, $37.000 demand inthe Petilion forDivorce. trailedby fire trucks as it rolled to Byorder ofthe above Court: to be heard on this matter, please Call SCot Thompson 3 Bedrooms House dian companies and make $150-500 weekly guar contact Stephen J. Nutting, at the a stop. MICROl CORPORATION Is/Deputy Clerk of Court Furnished (San Vicente) law offices of White, Pierce, Mail 234-5117 or 322-4577 anteed! Plenty of jobs to choose from. For free in Theblowntires were part of the SAN JOSE Superior Court $800.00/month ' main landing gear. If they had Commonwealth of theNorthern Mariana Is man & Nutting, or appear at the formation on this once-in-a lifetime opportunity send 234-5911/8 lands Commonwealth Superior Court at beenpartof thenosegear, itwould APARTMENT 2 Bedrooms Apartment a self addressed envelope and anInternational reply have been cause for more con Dated this14th day of July, 1994. the above-stated date and time. Furn.ished (Chalan Kanaa) coupon (found at post office) or U.S. $1 for postage, cern, Scully said. FOR RENT $400.00/m~nth to Bright Future lnc., office #229 11444-119 St., When the pilot suspected trouble,thecontrol tower advised 1 ACCOUNTANT WANTED TUTOR OF Luxury. Apartment Contact : Carmen Safeway Enterprises Edmonton, AB., T5G 2X6, Canada him to make a pass so controllers Salary $5.25 per hour, plus $300. Ask for : Carmen ANNOUNCEMENT JAPANESE LANGUAGE -Fully Fumished could inspect from the ground. Housing allowance, $100 Utilities No. 234-7490 and $50. gas and oil per month. evening or Saturdays -Two large bedroom w/wall Tel. ACl1014e (09116,20,23) They confirmed the damage and Contact: MICHAEL J. O'SAMMON, Ph. 234-5459 towall carpet ordered the return. Fuel was 234-8230 (Ph #) -24 Hour water supply dumped to lighten the plane's To: All CNMI Government Vendors .Laundry Facility 5.Water, Power, Cable, NoProblem HOUSE FOR RENT -Split type airconditioner Contact Beeper No. 234-4083 , FOR SALE' OR LEASE orJane at256-3242. r. . load. From: Secretary of Finance, CNMI every rcom "You want less weight, less PUBLIC NOTICE .. .• 1..PapagolDonnl Area 13-Bedroom, 2-112 Baths, Fully Furn'ished, Wall-ta-Wall Carpet Subject: Fiscal Year 1994 Obligations INTHE MADER OF THE CHANGE OF NAME: CHENG SU WU Location: NAVY HILL Road frontage 1,140 sq.m. pressure on tires and gears," . Name: EVERGREEN CONDOMINIUM ing, 24-Hour Water Supply, Located in As Lito Area. Civil Action No. 9a-802 . Lot# 047 E35. Asking $28,000.00 Scully said. Call:. 234-6789 - 322-5004 CHENG SHU WU has petitioned the Court CNMI Superior Court forachange ofname to 2.PapagolDonnl Area 12-Bedroom (wlExtra Room at Back), Partially Furnished, 24-Hour This to request 01 CNMI Government vendors Mackie M. Miyauchi. Anyone .objecting tosaid name change please file said objection Behind Lot#047E35 Lot# 047 E34. Asking $25,000.00 . Water Supply, EnclosedYard, Located in Tanapag Area. More evidence who have been issued open Purchase Orders with the clerk ofcourt on orbefore September 22, 1994. 3.San Vicente. Ocean view overlooking Laulau -. Also, Some Household Items for Sale suppreSSIon- In- to submit their unpaid invoices and bills for fis Bay. . cal year 1994. All invoices and b\\ls must refer PUBLIC NOTICE Lotsize 1,040 sq.m. Simpson case Asking $55,000.00 *Roommates Welcomed ence a valid CNMI Purchase Order numberIs, The Civil Service Commission 4.Car By LINDA DEUTSCH to be accepted. Documents should be ad will hold their· regular board 1985 Chevy Corvette, Red For more information, Ca1l288~4305 (daytime) or 322-1906 (after 6:30 p.m.) AlC, PIS, PIB, Auto Trans, New Paint Job. Lots dressed to: meeting on September 22, & ofNew Parts. Immaculate Condition. Can be LOS ANGELES (AP) - OJ. 23, 1994, at 9:00 a.m., at the seen atHighway Star, Garapan. Simpson's lawyers moved Department of Finance Mayor'S Office in Rota. Wednesday to suppressmore than P.O. Box 5234 CHRB Capitol Hill, Saipan, 100itemsof evidenceseized from LOCAL HIRE Simpson's home and cars in five MP 96950 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PACIFIC ISLAND AVIATION,lnc. Is seeking an AGENDA IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE IN THE SUPERIOR COURT different searchestheyclaim were Deadline for submission is October 3T; 1994 2 BEDROOMS COMMONWEALTH OFTHE OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF THE illegal. NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANOS ACCOUNTANT and payment prioritieswill depend on the date NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS to join its accounting group The defensemotion, an amend OFFICE SPACE ALSO AVAILABLE I. CALL TO ORDER CIVIL ACTION NO. 93·1336 of receipt. mentto papers filed earlier, listed II. ROLL CAll MARIANA ISLANDS HOUSING AUTHORITY, CIVIL ACTION NO. 94·910 Qualifications include. Bachelors Degree in accounting with at least 3years 112itemsof evidence. New items We will do our best to accomodate the needs of short, Plaintiff, experience in all.phases of accounting. Successful candidates will be familiar III. ADOPTION OF ·v· Inthe Matter ofthe Appointment from Simpson'sbedroomincluded medium and long term tenants. LORENZA S.N. WARNICK and with computerized accounting arid electronic spreadsheels e.g. Quattro Pro & MINUTES et.a General Guardian for: two sets of gloves and two knit .For more informatoinPlease Call DAVID L.WARNICK, Lotus IV. READING OF Defendants. SABRINA LYNN ROLIGAT LIMES Qualified candidates, please, send resumes to: caps.Otheritems mentionedwere Tel.: 322-3797/98 Fax.: 322-3800 ·AMENDED NOTICE OF SALE and EMERSON ROLIGAT LIMES, bloodsamples, hairs and fibers. CORRESPONDENCE Minor Children. "MR. Robert Rice JOB VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT NEW BUSINESS NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that, pursuant Anotherglove listed,found out V. to an Amended Order issued by the Court In Pacific Island Avaition, PPP 318 Box 10000 Saipan MP 96950 sidehishouse,isknown tobeakey VI. OLD BUSINESS. thismatter onAugust 2B, 1994. I will sell. at NOTICE OF GUARDIANSHIP or apply in person at the' 5th floor of the Horiguchi Building, Garapan The Commonwealth PortsAuthority (CPA) is looking for a public auction, tothe hlghes1 bidder, forcurrent pieceofevidenceagainstSimpson. MARINE TRAINING CENTER VII. ANNOUNCEMENT lawful money of the United States, all of the HEARING No. Pnone calls, please A knit cap was found outside'the vm. ADJOURNMENT right, tttle, and interest ofDefendants inand to Management Intern U.S. Coast Guard the following property: allthatcertain tract or NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the condominium where Simpson's parcel of real property situated In Sal pan, hearing on the Petition to appoint a ex-wife Nicole Brown Simpson Northem Mariana Islands, described asLot005 at the Seaport Division located CAPTAIN'S LICENSE COURSE IS/EUGENE A. SANTOS 1545, containing anarea of816square meters, General Guardian In the above matter and RonaldGoldman were found at the Saipan Harbor more or less, asshown onDivision of Lands shall be held on the 6th day of Octo slainon June 12. Chairman, Civil Service and Surveys Official Cadastral Plat No. 20841 October 3, 1994 through December 28, 1994 82, the original of which was registered with ber, 1994 at1:30 p.m. Those wishing • fftlTEYllW PROPERTY Simpson,47, has pleaded inno Commission the Land Registry as Document No. 14232 tobe heard on this matter, please con centandisscheduledfortrialSept. Applicants must have at least an associate ofArts (AA) TUITION-: $695.00 Payment Plan Available! dated May 14,1982, the description therein tact Stephen J. Nutting, at the law of BEACH HOUSE ACll0240 (W16.19,21) being Incorporated herein byreference. 26. degree from an accredited college or university with °Textbooks, Plotting Tools & USCG User Fees additional. The sale willbeheld onFriday, October 7, fices ofWhite, Pierce, Mailman &Nut Garapan Lagoon Frontage 1994, atthe hour of1:30 p.m., atthelawoffices ting, or appear atthe Commonwealth Simpson,afanner football star, course work in transportation management, aviation ofWhtte, Pierce, Mailman &Nutting, InSusupe, 5BRl3 FB television sports commentator management, public administration, civil engineering MORE INFORMATION: Call 235-3672. Salpan, Northem Mariana Islands. Superior Court atthe above-stated date 2,700 S~F. APARTMENT The sale willbeheld without any warranties and time. and ad pitchman, is the most fa or business administration, with heavy emphasis on whatsoever, whether express or Implied, allof Dated this 13th day of September, mous American to be charged Leave name and phone number. FOR RENT which are hereliy expressly disclaimed. The ocean transportation. sale Is subject to approval by theCourt. The 1994. ANAKSCONDO with murder in recent years, and right is reserved to reject any and allbids, for E,NROLLMENT LIMITED eny reason. OceanlManagaha View his case has engrossed the pub Application forms are available at the Commonwealth Luxury Apartment DATED, this1st day of September, 1994: IS/STEPHEN J. NUTIING lic. Ports Authority's administration office on the Second Attorney forthe Petitioner 2BR/2 FB Inanotherdevelopment, the de -Fully Furnished IS/ANTONIO JESUS SANTOS MUNA PoolJTennis Floor of the Departure Building at the Saipan Inter SUBSCRIBE NOW -Two large bedroom wi wall to wall fense filed a motion opposing the WE'VE GOT AClt0073 (09116,10106) ACl10W(09l16) national Airport. The application along with a police carpet . . prosecution's bid to have jurors -24 Hour water supply clearance dating back five years must be submitted on NEWS· r5\1arianas %rietr 1HOUSEKEEPING, CLEAM:R - High sequesteredthroughout the trial. -Laundry Facility tliscellaneous 1 MECHANICAL ENGI~EER • ColleJje or before September 16, 1994 at. 4:30 p.m. For more grad., 2years experience. Salary $4.00- school grad., 2 years experience. Sal- SuperiorCourt Judge Lance Ito -Split type alrcondltloner every room ary$2.45 perhour. . 1 High school equiv., 2 years 1 HOUSEWORKER • Salary $250 per $5.00 perhour. . . . . is scheduledto hear arguments on information, please call the CPA Office COOK· Contact: DOMINADOR&ANTONETIE experience. Salary $2.45 perhour. month.• Contact: PACIFIC HOME APPLIANCES BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE! We must stem the Location: NAVY HILL AYERAS dba D.A..Constl\JCtlon Co. suppression and a defense dis at Tel: 234-8315/6/7. Contact: WIN FUNG ENTERPRISES, Contact: ANTONIO T. LIM. P.O. Box CORP. P.O. Box 1582 CK, Saipan, MP epidemic of drug-abuse. We must educate . Name: EVERGREEN CONDIMINIUM Caller BoxAAJ,. 10001 4CK, Salpan, missal motion on Monday. He's KNOW YOUR ENEMYi INC. P.O. Box 463. Saipan. MP96950. 1579, Saipan, MP 96Q5O. Tel.·No. 235 96950. Tel. No. 234-9380.(09/30)F/ n ROMAN T. TUDELA ourselves and our children tothe dangers. . 167.57. MP 96950.(09I30)F/16748. also expected to address the issue CIII: 234-17U • 322-5004 Tel. No. 234-3238.(09I30)F/16751. 8855.(09I3O)F/10236. ofsequestration. Executive Director ..;i _ , FRIDAV, SEPTEMBER 16. 1994 -MARIANAS VARIETV NEWS AND VIEws-45 ~MAiuANAS EEK & MEEK®by Howie Schneider VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-SEPTEMBER 16.1994 rr------...... , I CROSSWORD PUZZLER I 11115 $('IWTlST HA~ JUST IT ATTACKED (ERfAI/0 BJT H£ SA'rS LJ£ ')EEAII 10 D!SCOJ£.R£D 1'!-\Ai H.JMAfV PRIMATE:-S ABCUT A HAVE:- &JILT lR A VERY 1tVfE.U.~IJ::f. MILUO/V ':-fARS f>6O.. fFFE(n'JE I!v1MUIVIT'Y ACROSS 43 King of IS ACRJALLY / Bashan • Variety News and Views Is responsible only for one Incorrect A VIRUS .. 45 Central brain Answer to Previous puzzle Insertlon. We reservethe right to edit, refuse. reject or cancel any 1 Naked . ..! .. 5 Fiber plant parts ad at any time. . 9 Canine cry 47 Cape 12 Simple 50 Musical instrument 2 WAITRESSES (RESTAURANn - 1 CHOREOGRAPHER - High school 1ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT-High 13 Old pronoun 51 Tea type Highschoolequiv.,2yearsexperience. grad.,2yearsexperience.Salary$2.75- school grad., 2 years experience. Sal· 14 Mountain pass 53 One-celled Employment Wanted Miscellaneous Salary$2.45per hour. $3.25per hour. ary $2.45-$3.50 per hour. 15 QUick lunch animal Contact: CALIXTOERENO dba Barrio 2ENTERTAINERS (MAGICIANS)-High Contact: JOAQUIN F. TORRES dba 57 Exist 1ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT-Two place Fiesta Restaurant. Mailex 8949 Box school grad., 2 years experience. Sal- JVREnterprise.P.O.Box 1263,Saipari, 17 Baltimore 58 Direction yearsexperience. Salary$2.45perhour. 10015,CK,Saipan,MP9695O. Tel.No. ary $3.00-$3.50 per hour. MP 96950.(09/3O)F/16756. symbol 60 Scarce Contact: INDROTOMO OEPOJO dba 235-2724.(09/16)F/16603. 1CASHIER· Highschool grad.,2 years 19 Long garment 61 Youngster World of Bali. CCC 328, Box 10003, 62 Goddess of experience. Salary$2.75-$3.00 perhour. 1 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT· 21 Challenged Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No. 233· Collegegrad.• 2 years experience.Sal 22 Mushiest earth 1 QUALITY CONTROL CHECKER Contact: STARFOURCORPORATION. 2335.(09/16)F/16592. ary $4.65 per hour. GARFIELD® by Jim Davis 26 Symbol lor 63 Headliner High schoolgrad., 2 years experience. P.O.Box 1n 8,Saipan, MP9695O.Tel. 2 ASSISTANT MANAGERS - College Contact:JESUS S. BARCINASdbaJB manganese Salary $2.45-$2.50per hour. No. 234·5520.(09/23)F/16665. 27 Article of DOWN grad.,2 yearsexperience.5aJary $3.00 1 PLUMBER Professional Agency. P.O. BOx 1027 1 The - Gees ~rhour. . . 3 SEWINGMACHINEOPERATORS CK, Garapan, Salpan, MP 96950. Tel. tableware 1 PAINTER 4 WAITRESSES(NIGHT CLUB) 28 Tic- - -toe 2 Motorists' org. Highschool grad.,2 years experience. 9·16 © 1994 United Feature Syndicate 4 VIDEO RENTAL CLERKS - High 1 ELECTRICIAN 2 COOKS - High school grad., 2 years No. 233-6349.(09/3O)F/16755. 30 Dry. as wine 3 Q·U linkup school grad., 2 years experience. Sal 4 MASONS Salary$2.45 per hour. 4 Peacock Contact:ONWELMFG.(SAIPAN)LTD. experience.Salary $2.45 per hour. 33 Yes. in Spain 16 Devastated arJ $2.45per hour. 3CARPENTERS-Highschoolequiv.,2 1 ACCOUNTANT - College grad., 2 34 Tiresome feather 8 Social rmsht P.O. Box712, Saipan, MP 96950.Tel. Contact:AN Y. GOLD INC. dba Poppy (s1.) 18"- Contact: BARNEY L. GAFFNEY dba yearsexperience. Salary$2.45perhour. years experience. Salary $320 per bi- 37 Sun god marking No. 234·9522-25.(09/16)F/16605.. ClublRestaurant. P.O.Box378,Saipan, 5 Fashion 9 Fruits of the Woman" Hollywood Video (As Uto). P.O. Box Contact:JESUS I. TAISAGUEdba B & weekly. . 38 Explnsive MP96950.Tel. No.235-1865.(09/23)F/ 6 Hesitation oak 20 Hewon 2853,Salpan, MP 96950. Tel. No. 288· M Construction. P.O. Box633, Saipan, 1 MAINTENANCE REPAIRER - High (abbr.) Oscar for 1 PRODUCE ASSISTANT - Salary 16651. 40 t.arr syllable 10 Part In play 1254. (09I15).THl16579. MP96950.Tel. No.234-6547/3957.(09/ school grad., 2 years experience. Sal- "Spartacus" ~~WAf!" HJ~~~{j 41 Pert 7 New (pret.) 11 Escaped 16)F/9981. $3.25per hour. ary $327.50 per bi-weekly. . 22 Attennon- Contact: ISLANDFIESTAFOODSCO., 1AUTOBODYREPAIRER-Highschool 1 GENERAL MANAGER - College 1 TEACHER - College grad., 2 years getting sound INC. dba Island Fiesta FoodsCo., Inc. equiv.,2yearsexperience. Salary$2.75 graduate. Salary $1,000 per month. 1 CARPENTER· High school equiv., 2 experience. Salary $290.91 per bl 23 - -arms P~O. Box2247, Saipan,MP96950.Tel. $4.00 per hour. l Contact: COSMO TOUR CORPORA yearsexperience. Salary$2.45perhour. weekly. 24 Behold No. 234·3824.(09/16)F/16596. 1 AUTOPAINTER- Highschoolequiv., ~ iJ'7M OAV~? g·(b 25 Chinese TION. P.O. Box 2926, Saipan, MP Conlact: ANTONIO A. ARRIOLA dba Contact: GRACE CHRISTIAN ACAD 2 yearsexperience.Salary$2.75-$5.50 philosophy 96950. Tel. No. 235-6161.(09/16)F/ A's Construction Company. P.O. Box EMY. P.O. Box 643 CK, Saipan, MP 1 COMPTROLLER - College grad., 2 per hour. 29 Practice 16597. rt, Garapan, Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. 96950. Tel. No. 322-3320/3850.(091 yearsexperience. Salary$6.50perhbur. Contact:JOETENMOTORCOMPANY, 31 Gaelic No. 234-1651.(09/16)F/16594. 3O)F/16759. PEANUTS® by Charles M. Schulz 32 Low Islands Contact: IT&E OVERSEAS, INC. dba INC. P.O. Box 680, Saipan, MP 96950. 1GENERALMANAGER-CoIlegegrad., Tel. No. 234-5562.(09/23)F/10121. 35 After Nov 2 years experience. Salary $3,000 per 2 CARPENTRY- High school equiv., 2 IT&E Overseas, Inc. P.O. Box 2753, 1 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT 9-/6 36 Seamen yearsexperience. Salary$2.45perhour. Saipan, MP 9695O.(09/23)F/10123. NOTHING? T~EN WI·N ARE month. 1ABLEBODIEDSEAMAN-Highschool College grad., 2 years experience.Sal· 39 Drove (a Contact: ANTONIO A. ARRIOLA dba YOU SITTING vehicle) 1 ACCOUNTANT - College grad., 2 grad.,2 years experience.Salary $4.00 ary $3.00 per hour. years eXperience. Salary $1,175 per A'sConstruction. P.O.Boxn,Garapan, 1 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT 1 SALES REPRESENTATIVE - High LIKE THIS? 42 Connery ID Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No. 288 Collegegrad.,2years experience. Sal per hour. 44 Accounting month or $8.78 per hour. Contact:TADOTSU SAlPANCO., LTO. school grad., 2 years oxperience. Sal 393O.(09/16)F/16598. ary $2.45-$8.00per hour. agcy 1MAINTENANCE ELECTRICIAN -Two P.O. Box 1792,Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. ary $2.75 per hour. 46 Lasso yearsexperience. Salary$8.ooperhour. 20SEWINGMACHINEOPERATORS Contact:TRANSAMERICACORPORA High school grad., 2 years experience. No. 234-6331/6329.(09/23)F/1 0122. 47 Protective Contact: PACIFIC DAIKEN CO., LTD. 1FRONTDESKCLERK·CollegegradU TION. P.O. Box 1579, Saipan, MP layer Salary $2.45-$8.00per hour. P.O.Box 1042,Saipan,MP 96950.Tel. ate. Salary $2.50 per hour. 3 COOK HELPERS, RESTAURANT 96950. Tel. No. 234-6834/763.1/ 48 Tree snake. Contact: S.Y. KIM'S DEVELOPMENT 1 WASHER,MACHINE No. 234-745314.(09/16)F/16523. 8WAITRESSES,RESTAURANT- High 7833.(09/3O)F/10237. . , . 49 JOint CORPORATION dba Garden Motel. 1 MAINTENANCE MECHANIC - High 52 Long slender school grad., 2 years experience. Sal PPP-134, Box 10000, Saipan, MP school grad., 2 years experience. Sal fish 1 RESERVATIONS MANAGER ary $2.45 per hour. 1GENERALMANAGER·Duties:Plans, 1HOUSEKEEPER, EXECUTIVE(MAN 96950.(09/16)F/16597. ary $2.45-$5.00per hour. directsandcoordinatesbusiness.Study 54 Consume Contact:EASTERNHOPECORPORA 55 Bikini top AGER)- College grad., 2 years experi· Contact: HANSAE(SPN),INC.dbaNew management method to improve wort< Star Corp.P.O. Box 1749,Saipan, MP TIONdba Keeraku &Rakuen.PPP 519 56 - l.inqus ence.Salary $2,000 per month. 2 AUTO MECHANICS Box roooo, Saipan, MP 96950.Tel. No. flow, make study,plan and recommend (airline) 3 AUTO BODY REPAIRERS- College 96950. Tel. No. 234-529617.(09/23)F/ 1 ACCOUNTANT - College grad., 2 234-1842.(09/23)F/16660. as to the smooth operation of the busi 59 Between WY years experience. Sala;y $1,500 per grad.,2 yearsexperience.Salary$2.45 16662. ness and do other duties and responsi STELLA WILDER and MN month. $2.60 per hour. bilities. Must be fluent in Japaneseand 1 AUTO ELECTRICIAN - High school 3 MASONS 1 MUSICIAN Contact: CHANGSHIN RESORT 1 SINGER - High school grad., 2 years Chinese languages. College grad., 2 SAIPAN CORP.dba Hote; Riviera Re grad.,2 years experience.Salary $2.45 1 CARPENTER- High school grad., 2 years experience. Salary $1,000 per years experience. Salary $2.45-$2.95 experience. Salary $2.45 per hour. sortSaipan. CallerBoxAAA928,Saipan, per hour. 1AUDIO(VISUAL)TECHNICIAN- Col month. YOUR BIRTHDAY MP96950.Tel. No.235-2111.(09123)F/ 3 CARPENtERS per hour. Contact: NIIZEKI INTERNATIONAL Contact:FRANKDLG.CAMACHOdba lege grad., 2 years experience. Salary 16650. 3 MASONS SAIPAN CO. P.O. Box 5140 CHRB, V & C Enterprises,Inc. P.O. Box 1595, $2.45 per hour. 1 StEEL WORKER Contact:C.P.Y.VENTURES(SAIPAN), Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No. 234 1ELECTf;\ICIAN - Collegegrad.,2years Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No. 322 _ Remember that you may be at LtD. PPP-526 Box ioooo, Saipan, MP 505O.(09I3O)F/10230. By Stella Wilder your daily guide. "ccou~tant . experience.Salary $2.45 per hour. 1262.(09/23)F/16667. SATURDAY, SEPT. 17 the peak of your powers at this Contact: JEN-MARZ ENTERPRISES, 96950. Tel. No. 235-6341.(09/23)F/ time, and it is important that you 1 ACCOU~TANt - College grad., 2 16658. . 1 MASON - High school equivalent. Born today, you are a strong VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) INC. dba Auto Repair Shop & Const. 1 CONSTRUCTION SUPERVISOR Salary $2.45 per hour. Don't lose sight of what's really don't lord it over those around you. years experience. Salary $900 per ~.O. Box 1562, Saipan,MP 96950.Tel. Highschool grad., 2 yearsexperience. and insistent personality, but you ARIES (March 21-ApriI19) month. 1 WAITRESS - High school grad., 2 Contact:0 & S CON~TRUCTION,INC. are never one to exceed the important today. There will be nu No. 234-7129/1061.(09/16)F/16599. Salary$1,200-$2,000 per month. P.O. Box 155, Saipan, MP 96950.Tel. merous distractions and peripher Your own schedule may conflict Contact:APPLECORPORATION. P.O. 4 HEAVYEQUIPMENTOPERATORS yearsexperience. Salary$2,45perhour. bounds of propriety or assume au No. 234-6397.(09/30)F/16742. al concerns, but let your number with that of a close friend who has TO F/ND OUT, !=/LL Box 3071, Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No. 1 HEAVYEQUIPMENTMECHANIC Contact: RODRIGO DELA CRUZ thority that you have not been ~v. COLD 1 STOCKCLERK - Highschool grad.,2 one focus prevail. big plans for the. both of you. INrHE 5~CE? ----- 234-6631.(09/16)F/16597. yearsexperience. Salary$2.45perhour. 1 CONSTRUCTION tABORER - High PEREZ dba RP EnterpriseslRP Retail en. You are not, in short, the kind Someone is going to have to make Store.P.0.•Box 2034, San Antonio Vil 2 PlUMBERS - Two years experience. to walk all over others even as you LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22) W/ Tl-.j WORDS 71-I4T Contact: SAIPAN DOLPHIN CORPO school grad., 2 years experience.Sal a compromise. 1 ACCOUNTANT - College grad., 2 lage, Salpan; MP 96950.Tel. No. 233 Salary $2.90 per hour. pursue the kind of success you so Reward yourself for recent hard MEAN T1-IE'CPP05/T£5 DOW·N RATION. P.O. Box 1327, Saipan, MP ary $3.50-4.00per hour. 5 CARPENTERS'- Two years experi work today, but realize that there TAURUS '.'1. ~AS VARIETX NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAX-SEPTEMBER 16, 1994 SPORTS...... World Series cancelled By RONALD BLUM League Baseball proved to be the the fans return when a settlement got under way 2 1/2 weeks ago, "Thisis a sad day, a disappoint game's undoing Wednesday, the is finally reached? drawing off millions of disillu ing day, and a terrible day," Los NEW YORK (AP) • Baseball, 34th day ofthe players' strike. Despite its lofty place in na sioned baseball fans. Angeles Dodgers manager Tom whosehistory and lore is sodeeply "There cannot be any joy on tional culture, baseball has been Fans also will never know if Lasorda said. "When you don't woven into the fabric of America any side," acting baseball com surpassed in popularity by foot their teams would have made it to have the playoffs and World Se that it is known as the national missioner Bud Selig said in an ball, and some teams have had to the World Series or if top players ries, this is unbelievable. Who pastime, has b.een canceled.' nouncing the decisionby 26 of28 struggle to attract spectators. The would have made it into the record would have everthought it would The World Series, played with team owners to scrap the rest of National Football League season books. Continued on page 47 out fail for 89 years, has been the season and postseason. called off. Theannouncement, though ex A$2 billion battle between team pected, left a big question hover owners and players in U.S. Major ing over the sport's future: will Season's end.causes havoc By TIN! DAHLBERG the Yankees at 15-1 odds to win Nevada's legal sports books.. the World Series, or the improb Most were making arrange LASVEGAS(AP).Add thou able late bid of the Oakland A's, ments to refundalmost all base sands of bettors to the winners once 300-1 shots, to take it all. ball futures bets, which range and losers in the wake of They, too, will get their money from which teams will win di :baseball's decision to cancel back, although that mightbe small visions, pennantsand the World the remainder ofthe season.: consolation. Series to how many home runs The winners? Those who bet "We would have lost $2 mil Ken Griffey Jr. will hit. that Torontowould win another lion ifthe A's had won the World "At the very least it will give WorldSeries or that San Diego Series," Mirage sports book di everybody back their money," actually might win its division. rector Jimmy Vaccaro said. "If I said Lenny Del Genio, sports Those bettors will get some had a ticket on the Oakland A's, bookdirectorat Bally's. "People thing they probably thought I'dbe screaming for themto keep who were bettingthe Padresare ,. , ;'1.' . they'd never see - their money playing." .. probably cheering. But what back. Baseball's cancellation was about the people who have the Losers, on the other hand, causinghavoc not onlyfor bettors Yankees at IS-I? Th~y don't were those holding tickets on but for those who operate Continued on page 47 Local Sports Roundup Mayor's Cup per boat plus an additional of $20.00 for any additional angler. Rosario wins fishing set Oct 1 Registration starts September 30, from 4:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at Amigos' ace THE MUNICIPALITY of the Smiling Cove Marina, the re JOE ROSARIO shot a net 66 to Saipan Employees Association is lease said. win Amigos GolfClub'sSeptem sponsoring a one day bottom fish For more information regard ber Ace of the Month, during their ing tournament tentatively sched ing this event contact the follow mini tournament on September uled for October 1,a news release ing individuals chairman Joe 11, 1994, at the Marianas Coun said. Rosario, rules committee Cris try Club. An entrance fee of $80.00 dol Guerrero, boating safety Tony It was his determination and lars is required for-two persons Naputi or weighing and record consistency that clinchedthe title. ing Manny Borja_at 234-6208 "I thought for sure my double on 6280 or 235-7304 at the Saipan #5 and a triple on#I2 would knock FT/SNE downs Duet Karaoke Mayor's office in Chalan Kanoa me out of contention," quipped Ff/SNE Budweiser avenge its Filipino reinforced Basketball tage against Duet's star players or drop by. loss against Duet Karaoke League, last Sunday, September absence from the hard court. Continued on page 47 Michelob Dry last Goodwill 1I, 1994. Ardine Rivera and EdzelMendoza Games, by drowning Duet Alegre Brothers (Ric and Tom), was NCI around to defend Duet's Karaoke during the resumption Ed Cosino, Alan Magcalas, and court, only Edgar Palma was do ofPABA's 5th Annual Budweiser Noel Dominguez took the advan- ing effectively when it suffered cramps and has to be sidelined. Montana, Thomas win honors It would have been another re peat performance to this two top NEW YORK (AP) • Joe Mon was the AFC defensive player. teams of PABA should all the star tana and Derrick Thomas, who Rison was named AFC offen players of Duet was around as combinedtolead Kansas Cityover sive player after catching 12 seen and witnessed by enthusias San Francisco in Montana's first passes for 123 yards and two tic fans. game against his fromer team touchdowns in Atlanta's 3 I-13 Final score was 90 points for mates, earned NFL player of the win over the Los Angeles Rams. FT/SNE Budweiser as against 67 week honors Wednesday. Nickerson had 18 tackles for the points output of Duet Karaoke. Alsohonored were Andre Rison Bucs in their 24- IO win over In The top scorer for FT/SNE was of Atlanta, Hardy Nickerson of dianapolis. Noel Dominguez who made 26 Tampa Bay, Brian Mitchell of Mitchell returned a punt 76 points, while Edgar Palma made Washington and Chris Mohr of yards for a'touchdown and set up 25 points output for Duet. Buffalo. another score with an 86-yard Earliergames scores are as fol Montana was named AFC of kickoff return in Washington's lows: fensive player of the week after 38-24 win over New Orleans to E. C.Gozum Michelob Dry100 .\.0. ', ...... e, completing 19 of 3 I passes for earn NFC special teams honors. ",'.. vs. Trans America Michelob 79 .:' ...... ,. ' .. "~. ' 203 yards and two touchdowns in Mohr, the Buffalo punter, won L & W Amusement Ice Draft the Chiefs' 24-17 win over the ." . ~..'. AFC special teams honors with a 88 vs. SMI Bud Dry 71 4gers. Thomas, who had three --• 45.7 average on six punts against It is only one game left for FT/ sacks, including one for a safety, A kid kicks the ball during a soccer game at Hopwood Junior High New England. 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