UNIVERSITY OF }..U~W.i.W USf-?ARY arianas %riet~~ Micronesia~s Leading Newspaper Since 1972 b&) evvs Guerrero bares reelection plan By Rafael H. Arroyo Duringthe ribbon-cutting cer said his decision to seek reelec emonies for a water project in tion would be anchored on how GOVERNORLorenzofGuerrero MarpilastweekCommonwealth thepeoplehaveseenhiscommit announced yesterday he would Utilities Corporation Executive menttoprovidethebestqualityof seek reelection.in November. Director Ramon S. Guerrerode life to citizens of the Common "I have consulted my family clared the candidacyof the gov wealth. andhavereachedadecision.Yes, ernor and Lieutenant Governor Theyear1993 isthelastyearof I amseeking reelection," Guerrero BenjaminT.Manglona, askedfor Guerrero's initialfour yearterm. saidin a press. conference. . comment at that time Guerrero UndertheConstitution, Guerrero The governor's disclosureyes said nothingwas definite yet and is allowed a reelection bid for terday came 19 days earlier than that Ray Guerrero's statements anotherfour-year term. promised. Hesaidearlierhewould wereonlyindicativeofthelatter's "Looking back at what we officially declarehisplansonJan. supportthe governor. promised during our campaign 25, his birthday. The CUC executive director trailsin 1989, Imust say wehave "Okay,sinceyoumediaarevery was the governor's campaign delivered,"Guerrerosaid. insistenton knowing if 1am run managerduring the 1989 guber He mentionedhis accomplish ning or not, yes 1 am. But you natorialrace which h~ won over ments in utilities infrastructure, peopleshould be more interested Democratic standard bearer roads and buildings,health care, with the accomplishments of my FroilanTenorio. quality of education, welfare administration," he said. In earlierinterviews, Guerrero continued on page 2 Lorenzo I. Deleon Guerrero House grantsrnore Governor cites Chamorro Club GOVERNOR Lorenzo 1. ego. we help each other in our studies power to delegates Guerrero yesterday lauded the Theclub, whichwasformed three asidefromindulging incommunity CNMIChamorro Clubof SanDi months ago, helps patients being work," Cabrerasaid. ego,Californiaforassisting CNMI referred there for treatment, aside Guerrero, wholearned about the from territories residents going to thatpartof the frompromoting unity andcamara clubwhenhewenttoSanDiego late THEUSHouseofRepresenta- that in the event the delegates mainland. derieamongthegrowingChamorro lastyearfor an eyeoperation, said tives gave non-state represen- of residentcommissioner cast In anewsconference yesterday, and Carolinian population in that hewasimpressed athowthegroup tatives the power to vote on decidingvotes, a secondvote. Guerrero welcomed theofficers of partof California. managed to keep, the community mattersunderconsiderationby excluding them. will be cast. theclubandexhorted themtocon With a current membership of closer together. the whole House by a margin ResidentRepresentativeJuan tinue their service to theirfellow 78 and 30 prospective members, He said the spirit of harmony of 22 votesTuesday. Babauta has watched closely nativeislanders. the club is coordinating with the not just amongthe Chamorros of Previously. delegates from theworkof thenonstaterepre- "I amverypleasedtorecognize CNMlLiaisonofficetohelpCNMI the Commonwealth but OS territories and the District sentatives togainavote. "They yourefforts andsacrifices inkeep residents coming toorlivinginSan Chamorros in general has been ingthenative spiritaliveeveninfar of Columbia andthe resident did not get everything they Diego. made alive by the group. away San Diego. You're acting "I give you myfull supportand commissionerfromPuertoRico wanted,"henoted. "However. "Ourgoalistounify ourstudents likefuture leaders oftheCommon andcitizens tomakethemfeelmore be assuredof whateverassistance couldonlyvote in committees what they now have is an in- wealth," Guerrero told the club's at home in San Diego and help within my means. Keep up with . meeting outside the House creasedopportunityto partici- officers who cameuponthechief maintain our culture and heritage the spirit," he told the club offic .chamber. UnderTuesday'srule pate. That is worth fighting executive's invitation. through a stronger sense of com ers. change, these ·representatives for. AndI'msurethatthefight Present in yesterday's confer munity," Cabrera said. Theclub, accordingtoCabrera, will vote in the committee of will go on to add to the legis- encewereclubpresident James D. The clubalsocoordinates social is seeking to be chartered as a, the whole, which meets in the lative powers of the represen- Cabrera, secretary Carline B. events suchas sports activities for non-profit organization and is House and includes every tatives of US citizens living Sablan and treasurer Emmy Q. CN}11! citizens and a community looking forward to become a member. outsidethestates." Camacho. All three are students newsletter. lobbyistgroup topromote CNMI Toechangeis anotherstepin Even with the voting right .residing and studying in San Di- "Weat ~ clubalsosee to itthat interests. (RHA) the historical process of pro- watered down. Republicans viding a greater voice for US complained long and hard citizens living outside the 50 against letting the... non-state states. Itis a smaller step. representativesvoteonthefloor though, than th~ Democratic oftheHouse. 'IbeRepublicans Caucusof the House agreedto characterized thenewrule as a in December.' At that time the "power grab" becausethe del- caucus decided to .give the egates.andresident commis- delega~and resident ,COm- sioneraieallDemocrats.'Ibeii· missionerthe rlghttovote iri·fivenoteSof(8etthegainofttIi thecommittee of the whole:·.: ... ·-vOtesJ}YI:louseRep'~~I~cans~;: •. That detisio~ broughfcriti:. ....• .t1leNOYetnberelec~()n;·.'Like: ci~·.fu the.natio~.·pt~san(f,,: ..·a.d¢ad.~9k~i:~lon.aInoonli@t. fjoI.D~Pllblicans:.'~inleet ..,.;::'~g1l~~~iii4':Tl19m~alil¢Y;~~~ .·ingbefore·.·.thene:w!.CQngreSsJ;:·.:·¥a);yit1l
By Rafael H. Arroyo Generalto get hold of local indi from federal scrutiny. to enforce local law vidual incometax return and tax '''The government stillmaintains thatthefederal govemment should registration feesmandatedby the REPRESENTATIVE Francisco returnrecords for the audit. By Rafael H. Arroyo 28,butthishasnot beenpossible The decision was promptly notauditlocalrevenues. Wehave as it cannot meet the provision new law would be temporarily A. Floresyesterdaysaid the pro posed audit of local tax records appealed by the CNMI gov a local public auditor, constitu SPEAKER Thomas P. that the bureau also weigh the suspended pending the procure mentof the scales. being insisted on by the Depart ernment with the Ninth Circuit tionally mandated toperformsuch Villagomez yesterday asked the vehicles bytheuseofappropriate Court, saying it will transgress a task,"Brucesaidin atelephone Department of Public Safety to scales. This means all heavy vehicles mentof Interior's InspectorGen registered or renewed after the eralshouldbeallowedtoproceed. the self-government guaran interview. exhaust all means to enforce a Camacho toldthegovernor that tees provided to the CNMI To submitto theplanned audit recently-approved local law the lawcouldnot be enforcedby effective dateofthenewlawhave "Withduerespecttotheposition beingtakenby ourgovernment, I under the Covenant. is a violationof the internalself which imposes an.additional fee the department because if does temporary registrations andmust feelweshouldbealotmoreopen After briefs and counter government guarantees of the forheavyequipmentandvehicles. nothavetheappropriate scales to be registered again once the ap propriate scales are put into use. mindedtothisauditin theinterest brief's have been filed, a Covenant, not to mentionthat in In a letterto Public SafetyDi weighthevehiclesandthat there dividual taxrecordsareprotected Villagomez, however, was of a more transparent and more hearing for oral arguments has rector Gregorio M. wereno funds for thepurpose. " /',. rI beenscheduledforJanuary 14. by tax confidentiality laws of the "Withoutfrrstdeterrnining what adamant thatallpossibleavenues opengovernment," Floressaidin ,· .' Camacho,Villagomez expressed interview. T'irn Bruce, Governor Commonwealth, Bruce said; scalesaretobe utilizedto comply be explored to enforcethe law. an ...I-r .,: disappointment over the failure AccordingtotheSusupe/Chalan Lorenzo 1. Guerrero's special The Commonwealth is ex of the department to implement withthisnewlaw, we cannotre For instance, the weight of Kanoalawmaker, theauditwould Flores Bruce legal counsel, said yesterday pected to be represented in the SaipanLocalLaw 8-~.. sponsibly promulgate theregula equipment andvehicles couldbe quellallmisgivingsof thefederal govemmenttoday.With thisau Court in San Francisco to argue the governor still maintains hearingbyateamoflawyersfrom "WhileI understand yourfrus tions required to carry out the determined by the weights re government on how the CNMI dit, we will be more responsible abouttheInspectorGeneral's au his position that the Inspector WilmerPickering & Associates, trationin having budgetary con provisions of this act,"Camacho corded intheirshipping manifests. "Each of these vehicles arrive government managesits affairs. for our acts," he said. thorityto auditCNMI's local tax General is welcome to audit a Washington-based law firm straints to effectively enforcethe said. system. all federally-funded programs, which includes former CNMI Basedon estimates made by a oil island by ship.arid are indi "It's sadtoadmitit butweneed Flores'statements cameaweek new law, surely there are other before government lawyers ap Lastyear,theUS DistrictCourt provided, that locally gener political statusnegotiatorHoward BMV official who travelled to vidually weighed to ensure the this audit because we have too means available to temporarily pearbefore theUS NinthCircuit in the CNMI by the Inspector ated revenues will be spared Willems. address thesituation,"Villagomez Hawaii to canvass for the scales, safetyof theships.Theserecords muchimpropriety goingon inthe toldCamacho. thecostofonescalealoneisclose shouldbe available for review," Thenewlaw,whichwassigned to.$l million. he said. on Sept. 29, mandates the as "This cost does not include Hereminded Camachothatthe Wise sets seminar sessmentand collectionof addi additional necessary expenses main purpose of the law is to tionalregistrationfees for heavy requiredfor training in theuseof generate additional revenues to equipment and vehicles by the the scaleor for the maintenance beusedto fundroadimprovement Bureau of Motor Vehicles based of the scale itself. Moreover, to projects. on 'Way ofLife' properly implement thisprogram "My colleagues in the Saipan ontheirweights. Onlythosewith wants to share here secrets with weights 3,000poundsormoreare may requireat leasttwo scales," Legislative Delegation wouldin Camacho said. deedbedismayed ifotheravenues other men and women. "Diets to be charged thesefees. Don't Work! But 1 know what The bureau was supposed to Meanwhile, BMV Chief Matias to accomplish the goal of this does," she explained. have adopted the regulations to A.Chargualafissued anoticethat local law are not explored," he the collection of the additional said. Called,Way of Life, her semi implement the new law by Nov. nar will help people takecontrol of theirownlivesandeatinghab Group counts its. Participants willieam how to change their life styles through Gov't approves 45 species proventechnics, self esteem and assertiveness training. SaysWise, ofbirds "1have a lot of experience. I've ~._- THEMARIANAS Audubon So studiedalmosteverydiet,program apartment project oft~e cietyrecorded45 speciesduring andgimmick. Ifmallydiscovered MEMBERS, Marianas30-MemberCommitteepledgetobe friends for.a longtimeduringa recentfarewell what works. 1"01 going to share party at Del-len!Hotel.Thegroup waschosento VISit theCNMIby theMananas VisitorsBureau'sadvertising the Christmas bird count last agency,as part of an effort to attract more Japanese tourists. Saturday, breakingtheoldrecord this information with the partici THE GOVERNMENT has. ap Office jointly approved the of 43 set in 1989, according to pants. I can't lose the weightfor proved the construction of an projecton Dec. 30. countorganizer DerekStinson. Kathy Wise them. Theyhave to really,really apartment complex in Fina Sisu CRMAdministrator JoaquinP. The 20 birders were fortunate THOSEof us sufferingfrom sin- want to be thin lind think thin." namedOceanview Terrace. Villagomez said Oceanview to see several rare species, in ful holiday stuffmgmay find re- According toWise,peoplehave Oceanview Terrace will con Terracewasthelatestprojectap cluding the bird of the day, a lief from a new weight control to shifttheirattitudesto ahealthy sist of eight buildings all three provedby the government. Eurasian Coot at Lake Susupe. seminar. "way of life" wherefoodis a fuel Beginning Jan. 12, a six-week not a quickfix. storeyshigh, andwillbebuilt on Like in most permit decisions Thisisthefirstrecordof acooton WOlllan tries suicide seminar will be offered at the Ifyou're ready to lose weight, 71,000squarefeet of leasedpri previously issued, the govern Saipan, and only the thirdrecord A WOMAN was rushed to the a car hit the motorcycle he was ment saidin its decisionthatthe in Micronesia. According to Commonwealth Health Center riding Tuesday night on Beach Joeten-Kiyu Public Library. the seminar promises to be en- vateland. Theprojectofinvestor Entrepreneur Kathy Wise says lightening, fun and fulfilling. Chang Dae Sik is expected to CNMI government could not Stinson, "The only other coot Tuesday after a quarrel with her Road, San Jose.. ..Anotherman was injured and she's alwayslovedfood-loved it Applications areavailable atthe include mini-parks. Oceanview guarantee 100 percent delivery records are a report from Tinian boyfriend prompted her to take during the Japanese Period, and rushed to CHC when hit with a too much. After successfully Joeten-KiyuPublicLibraryorcall Terrace will have a total of 18 of theproject's powerand water toomanypills,policesaidyester birdcollectedonGUaIn atthetum stone by an unknown assailant shedding excess pounds, Wise Kathy Wise at 322-3100. three-bedroom units and30 two needs. day. of thecentury." The woman survived the sui whomanaged to flee. Theman's bedroomunits. The government, likewise, Other rarities seen included a cidetry whichhappenedinahouse right face wasswollen and had a , House, • 0 continued frortl page 1 TheDepartments ofCommerce notified the project proponent , that the government sewage GreenSandpiper at the Kagman in lower MIHA in Garapan, a laceration. I· on your and Labor, Natural Resources, Also Tuesday night, a Capitol treatment facility may not be wetlands, the seconds Saipan policereport said. S citizens living in American Sa Neil Abererombie (D-Hawaii) Public Works, and the Division record, and a Great Egret at the Hill residentwasvictimized by a able to adequately treat the CHChas requestedthat names moa, Guam, the Virgin Islands, reminded the House that the ~-th of Environmental Quality, His PuertoRicomudflats. Additional thief whocartedawayher televi AllTljyersary additional sewage load to be ofsurvivors orvictimsofsuicides Puerto Rico, and the district of YukonTerritorycouldvotein the toric PreservationOffice, Com "good birds" included a Black sionandvideoplayerandawallet be witheldfrom the public. Columbia shouldhave a greater Canadian Parliament, that monwealth Utilities Corp. and created by.the pro-ject upon headed Gull, a White-winged containing more than $400. on January 7,1993 In anotherpolicereport,amale voicein thefederalgovernment. Greenland, apossession of Den Coastal Resources Management completion. . Tern,fourLittleEgrets,Interme- (GLD) Japanese touristwasinjuredwhen StenyHoyer(D-Md)pointedout mark,couldnotein thatcountry's & Awarding of thatPuertoricanswerefullyrep legislature, and that Mexico's contlnued from page 1 resentedin the Spanishnational Federal Districtalsohadtheright Distributorship of Mobil Oil Micronesia, Inc. Guerrero.. II legislature, but lost that right tovote. TheUSshoulddonoless; specifically the Agingan Sewer and I am proudto be governor at whentheUS lookovertheisland "vote yes for freedomfor all the From the Management & Staff of: programs and federal and inter territories," Abererombie said. national relations. TreatmentPlant, which is set to the timeit wasbuilt," hesaid. aftertheSpanish-AmericanWar. "We're about70 percentbetter be operational by March next Among his plans for1993 arethe KYUNG BEE ACUPUNCTURE CLINIC LIV~NGDESiGNS off today than in the past when year," he said. relocation of the offices of the I water,powerandsewerisamajor One of the more noteworthy PublicSchool SystemfromLower I Medical Examination & Treatment, CONTEMPORARY CLASSICS a MODERN accomplishments he feels proud Base,construction ofaconvention Chinese. Medicine Internal Dept. Member of problemfor ourfamilies. We are KITCHEN CABINET in the process of more water of is the Joeten-Kiyu Public Li centerattheCivicCenterinSusupe +-Acupuncture -ParalysisoRheumalismoNeuralgia-Athritis-LumbagooExtemal The brary, whichwas establishedlast and more facilities for youthand Aralgesic-Bruise-Hypertension &HypotensionoFacial Paralysis OFFICE FURNITURE drilling, more reservoirs, more - -Dlabetes (check the diabeles)oQbesity HOME FURNITURE Associated Press year. "This is the first timein our sports development, including a powerpolesin remoteareas, and - FREECONSVLTATION- KYUNG BEE CORPORATION additional sewertreatmentplants, history thatwe had sucha facility new ManAmko center. Hours: Mon.· Fri. ·9 AM - 7 PM Caller Box MA 921 SaJpan, MP 96950 sat ·9 AM·5 PM Place: Chalan Lau lau 0 Tel.: 235-6666167 P.O. Box 1961 Tel. No.: (670) 234-2340/41/42 Sun..• Closed 01 71113141B202125272B'AC 100£6 Back of Winchell Bldg., Garapan Fax No.: (670) 234-5278 ~MARIANASVARIETY NEWS ANDVIEWS-THURSDAY-JANUARY 7.1993 EPA: Secondhand smoke causes cancer mancarcinogenandcausesabout increases the risk of pneunionia ing smoking in public places, tions. By Pauf Raeburn Munzer called on President 3,OOOlung-cancer deaths a year andbronchitisin children. health advocates said, NEW YORK (AP)•Thefederal Bush to use. the report to justify innonsmokers, EPAofficials said Releaseofthereport,aftermore "HavingtheEPA's imprimatur Environmental Protection an order to restrict smoking in Tuesday. thantwoyearsofrevisions, could on this is extremely important," Agency will release a long-de said Dr. Alfred Munzer, a federal buildings. "Thisisfar less layed reportconcluding thatsec Thereport,releasedtoday, also trigger an avalanche of federal, concludes thatsecondhandsmoke state and local regulations limit- spokesman for the Coalitionon controversial thanthepardonshe ondhandcigarette smokeis a hu- Smoking or Health, which in has issued..and would do a tre cludesthe AmericanLungAsso mendous amountfor the public ciation, tlie AmericanHeart As health," Munzersaid. sociationand the American Can The report concludes. that sec cer. Society. ondhand smokeisaprovenhuman "We believe this willmotivate carcinogen,puttingitin thesame state governments, localgovern class as asbestos, benzene and mentstoenactfurtherregulations radon, EPA officials said. limiting smoking in public The' report's authors deter places." minedthatcigarette smokecauses The report also could prod the about3,000lungcancerdeathsin federal Occupational Safety and nonsmokers annually. and thatit -'.~ Health Administration to regu increasesthe risk of pneumonia, .. late smoking in the workplace, bronchitis.andmiddle-ear disor health advocates said. Douglas ders in children.The report also Fuller,anOSHAspokesman, said concludes that cigarette smoke the agencywould weightheEPA increases the severity and fre report carefully in its delibera- quency of asthma in children. .~ ,
...... , ..•.. Adult Basic ;;' 2 AIRCRAFT MECHANIC - High school Education grad.,2 yrs. experience. Salary $600 Northern Marianas College 1 $800 per month. Contact: FLYING ANGEL HOVERCRUISES CO.:tTD. P.O. Box Registration Schedule 5617 CHRB, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. Spring term 1993 No. 322-6800 (1/21)TH/10079. January n-14;18~21, 1993 1 BEAUTICIAN - Highschool grad.,2 1:00p.m. - 6:00p.m. years experience. Salary: $2.15 perhcor. Building G, Northern Marianas Contact' VJCTOR & ROSALINDA G. College ADA dba Roveelyn Enterprises, P.O. Firstday of classes - January Box 1728, Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. 25,1993. No.235-0629(01/11)M10012. Placement testfornew 1AurosbD'T'REPAIRER-High school students is ongoing. grad..2years experience. Salary: $2.1? per hour. Please contact ABE office at Contact: SAPPHIRE ENTERPRISES. 234-3690, extension 26and68 INC. P.O. Box2754. Saipan. i-.1P 96950 for appointment. Tel. No.: 234-9869(01/11)M!10015.
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6-MARIANAS VARIETYNEWS AND VIEWS-THuRSDAY-JANUARY 7,1993 ThURSDAY,JANUARY 7,1993 -MARIANAS VARlETY NEWS AND VTEws-7 Corporate profits Business/Finance=···••••=!_ outpace economy By Marybeth Nibley off...... Excnange rate ... .: That's not true for all compa -. . . . . NEW YORK (AP) - Ascorpo nies,particularlysomeprominent ,. Gold prices steady; .,:. <':. NEW YORK (AP) • ForeignExchange,New York prices. rate numbercrunchers finish tot ones. Headline makers Interna ' .. Rates for tradesof $1 million minimum. ing up 1992 earnings it appears tionalBusinessMachines Corp., .a'. FOREIGN CURRENCY DOLLAR IN many US companies will report GeneralMotorsCorp.andSears, IN DOLLARS . FOREIGN CURENCY respectable fourth-quarter results Roebuck and Co. still haven't dollarcloses lower MOi~ TUE MON TUE despite the economic weakness reaped much benefit from their AA ENTERPRISES, INC. NEW YORK (AP) - The US that lingeredlate last year. overhauls and again will have dollar dropped against most ma fArgent Peso 1.0100 1.0100 .9901 .9901 Australia Doll .6783 .6860 1.4743 1.4577 The fateof a fewcyclicalcom- disappointing numbers, analysts tUt tMut jor currencies Tuesday in a ses '.panies, whose fortunes rise and expect. . siondominatedbybuyinginterest Austria Schill .0874 .0868 11.441 11.525 c Belgium Franc .0297 .0298 33.66 33.60 fall with the economy, jmproved Those who track corporate B'dJ4_e~ in the Britishpound. in the latterdaysof 1992. Sectors profitssaythatingeneral,fourth Goldpricesfinishedmixedon Brazif Cruzelr .00008 .00009 11875 11742 Britain Pound 1.5470 1.5002 .6464 .6666 such as retailing are expectedto quarterresultswillputthefinish worldwide markets, steadying (Nt, ~ 30day fwd 1.5414 1.4948 .6488 .6690 havegoodnewswhentheyreport ingtouchesonasatisfactory year. 7, 1993 afterMonday'stumbletoaseven- theirfourth-quarter earnings over More than ever, though, ana yearlow.' . 60dayfwd 1.5370 1.4905 .6506 .6709. 90dayfwd 1.5326 1.4865 .6525 .6727 the next six weeks. lysts will have to read between Gold bullionfor current deliv A reboundin thebankingbusi thelinestogetacompletepicture eryclosedat$32K70iifrO}'ounce Canada Dollar .7833 .7816 1.2766 1.2795 30day fwd .7806 .7792 1.2810 1.2834 ness could be the year's- biggest of corporateperformance. Oper on the New York Commodity turnaroundstory. ating income rather than after Exchange, 60 cents above the 60day fwd .7785 .7768 1.2846 1.2874 90dayfwd .7765 .7746 1.2879 1.2910 But some other industries tax earningswill be thefocus of settlement price Monday. Re deeply dependent on economic attention because the numbers BANK OF SAIPAN public National Bank quoted a yChlle Peso .002696 .002699 370.86 370.49 China Yuan .1743 .1753 5.7374 5.7055 conditions, notably automakers, will be skewed by one-time lategoldbidof$329.20anounce, "I thinkthe dollarwasnot the Other late dollarrates in New. Colombia Peso .001616 .001616 618.80 618.80 haven't turnedthe comeryet and chargesthatscoresofcompanies which was up 90 cents from primarypointofemphasis,"said York, compared with Monday's cCzechosl Koru .0355 .0355 28.20 28.20 their anticipated grim fourth are taking to comply with new Monday. John Nelson, chief dealer at late quotes included: 1.6255 MAIN OFFICE: BRANCH: Denmark Krone .1577 .1576 6.3405 6.3440 quarter totalswillreflectthat. .accounting rules. Precious metals traders saidgold ABN-Amro Bank N.V. "EMS German marks, down from SABLAN BUILDING CHALAN KANOA HAFADAI SHOPPING CTR. GARAPAN zEcudr Sucre .000551 .000551 1814.00 1814.00 Fourth-quarter figures are also "IfI lookatoperatingearnings, prices stabilized as technically (European Monetary System) 1.6395; 124.85 Japanese yen, P.O. BOX 690 SAlPAN MP 96950 TELS: 234-7282,234-7694 ECU .1.1'9030 1.20510 .8401 .8298, expectedto showthatplantclos I think 1992willtum out to have TELS: 235·6260 /234-2265 234-6908,234-2265 driven sellingabated.The selloff tensions were the focal point of down from'125.30 yen; 1.4720 dEgypt Pound .3008 .3008 3.3245 3.3245 ings, layoffs and other cost cuts been a good year," said Hugh FAX: (670) 234-7582 FAX: 234-7582 inspiredlargely by internalmar the day. We saw a lot of buying Swissfrancs,downfrom 1.4800; Finland Mark .1869 .1.849 5.3500 5.4070 associatedwith recent corporate Johnson,chiefeconomist atFirst TELEX: 682·BANK SPN TElEX: 682-BAN K SPN ket forces Monday had pushed of sterlingagainstthemark and, 5.547S·French francs,downfrom France Franc .1803 .1788 5.5460 5.5935 restructurings have begun to pay AlbanyCorp. prices down to the lowest close to a lesser extent, against the 5.5950; 1,521.10Italianlire,down Germany Mark .6150 .6104 1.6260 1.6383 since gold hit $328 an ounce dollar." Sterlingbuyersgot from 1,530.50; and 1.27725 Ca . 30day fwd .6120 .6073 1.6340 1.6466 PUBI.IC NOTICE during the week of March 31, extra incentivewhen the pound nadiandollars, downfrorn 1.2816. In the Superior Court ofme Commonwe31ll1 60day fwd .6096 .6049 1.6403 1.6533 of IheNorthem Manana Islands . 1980. bounded beyond thresholds Thedollar beganitstradingday ~ 90day fwd .6071 .6025 1.6471 1.6598 Currency dealers, meanwhile, consideredpsychologically sig in Tokyo by closing at 125.25 Greece Drachma .004624 .004603 216.25 217.25 CIVIL ACTION NO. 92·1546 said most of the action in the nificant by market participants. yen,up 0.35 yenfrom Monday's MALACHY A.CULLEN Hong Kong Doll .1292 .1292 7.7400 7.741'5 Plaintiff. UnitedStatesandEuropefocused Currency trading in general close. In later London dealings, Hungary Forint .0121 .0121 82.51 82.51 vs. ROSALINDA P.CASTILLO CULLEN on the relationship between the picked up from the sluggish thedollar stood at 125.05yen. ylndia Rupee .0345 British pound and the German .0345 28.986 28.986 Defendant. holiday pace with dealers de Gold traded late in London at Indnsia Rupiah .000484 .000185 2065.00 2063.50 mark. Dollar sales to collect re scribing business as busy. $328.80 a troy ounce, up from Ireland Punt 1.6180 1.6025 .6180 .6240 SUMMONS cently amassed profits also drove ToIheabove- named Defendant ROSALINDA In London, the British pound Monday's late bid of $328.75 an Israel Shekel .3700 .3713 down the US currency. 2.7029 2.6932 P.CASTILLO CULLEN. 223 M. Ponce street, wasquotedat$1.5445 latein the ounce. In Zurich, the bid for an Italy Lira .000655 .000664 1526.00 1506.50 Baliuag. Bulacan, Philippines. Eagerbuyersboughtsterlingon YOU AREHEREBY SUMMONED and noUlied to day, up from $1.5010 Monday. ounceofgoldwas$328.50,down Japan Yen .008014 .007976 the assumption that possible 124.78 125.38 file any'answer you wish to make to the Sterling strengthened further in from $328.65late Monday. 30day fwd .008010 .007972 Complaint,acopy otwhich isherewith given to monetary troubles looming in 124.84 125.44 New York,witha pound quoted On New York's Comex, silver 60day fwd .008009 .007970 124.86 125.47 you, within thirty(3D) d.ays after service ofthis Europe this year would benefit at $1.5500 late in the session for January delivery settled at Summons upon you. 90day fwd .008008 .007970 124.87 125.47 YOUR'ANSWER SHOULO BE INWRITING and theBritishcurrency atthe expense compared to $1.5000 late Mon $3.677 a troy ounce, up from Jordan Dinar 1.4789 1.4832 .676t8 .67422 filed ivlththe Clerk ofcourt atSaipan MP96950 of its German counterpart. day. $3.635 Monday. and served upon plaintiff's cousel, Russel H. Lebanon Pound .000544 .000544 ~838.00 1838.00 Tansey, Box PPP 495, Saipan MP96950. It Malaysia Ringg .3852 .3836 2.5962 2.6072 may be prepared and signed for you byyour zMexico N. Pes .32061 .32061 counsel and sent toIhe Clerk o1this Courtallhe 3.1200 3.1200 Superior Court, Susupe, saban. NMI, bymail GARAPJ.lN SHelP Limit 20 sets NethrlndsGuild .5438 .5439 1.8390 1.838~ or messenger. You do not need to appear .N. Zealand Dol .5087 .5125 1.9658 1.9512 .personally untilfurther ncuce.n you failtofile .ananswer in accordance with thisSummons . , i' :'111:, "",J::". Wine kJIasJ)·: (2 pieces) Norway Krone .1428 .1430 7.0020 6.9915 judgement bydefault may betaken against you Pakistan Rupee .0390 .0392 25.62 25.50 forthe relief demanded Inthe complaint herein . By.oider otmecourt. ',! '. yPetu New Sol .6410 .6410 1.560 1.560 Dated: .1113002 Regular price $115000 - NOlV S 19.93 zPhilpins Peso .0397 .0397 . lsiDepuljl clerk ofCourt 25.20 25.20 17/18(09972) Poland Zloty .000066 .000066 15146 15048 •• TaU Champagne Glass (2 pieces) Portugal Escud .006840 .006777 146.20 147.55 PUBLIC NOTICE aRussia Ruble .002398 .0024t3 417.00 414.50 In theSuperior Courtfor the ::!R~.guiarprice $115000 - _N_O_W-,---.1l--- _ Saudi Arab Riy .2667 .2667 3.7502 3.7502 Commonwealth of the Singapore Doll· .6046 .6075 1.6540 1.6460 Northern Mariana Islands iSES~ mf~C0 So. Africa Ran .3272 .:3253 3.0565 3.0740 M ENTERP So. Korea Won .001266 .001267 790.20 789.10 ADOPTIONCASE NO. 93-02 L~ f~~.~t~::S~N R~QUHE Spain Peseta .008573 SHOP ,. on their .008602 116.65 116.25 In the Matterof thePetition for Sweden Krona .1373 .1399 7.2810 7.1505 theAdoption of: .' :. "'Sirihe)as Garapan Shop 8th Year 1\nniversary Switzerlnd Fra .6796 .6754 ~ .4715 1.4805 JENNY TUMAQUIP LUCAS, 30day fwd .6781 ;6738 1.4748 1.4841 Minor, January 7,.1993 60day fwd .6768 .6724 1.4775 1.4871 By: ABDON D. TUMAQUIP j~p;;~i;and 90day.fwd .6755 .6712 1.4803 1.4898 andFELICIDAD TAMPOYA Cutting collection !:,.V From the Slrganagement of Taiwan NT .0394 .0394 25.41 25.40 TUMAQUIP, Thailand Baht .03917 .03923 . 25.53 25.49 Petitioners. Turkey lira .000116 .000117 8604.00 8540.00 U.A.E. Dirham .2723 .2723 NOTICE OF HEARING 3.6727 3.6727 Notice is hereby given that on fUruguay Peso .000277 .000278 3611.00. 3596.00 January 14, 1993, Thursday, at zVenzuel Bqliv .0125 .0125 79.8000 79.7000 1:30PMinthecourthouse ofthe SAIPAN~ Yugoslv NewDin .00133 KAN PACIFIC LTD8 .00133 750.00 " 750.00 Superior Court in Susupe, DBA Saipan, Commonwealth of the 11;00 allr"~ s:.\1o p'fu MARIANA COUNTR"Y C!.UB ECU: European Currency Unit, a basket of European currencies. The Federal Northern Mariana Islands, the Reserve Board's index ofthe value ofthe dollar against 10uliier currencies :Fi~~~a MARIANA RlESORT HOTEL petitioners will petition theCourt Tue~day throu~l1 ~ ...... '. III'I15 , weighted on the basis oftrade was 92.79 Tuesday, off 0.70 points or0.73 Sunday ii ...... •• MJUHANA RESTAURANT to adopt the above-mentioned percent from Monday's 83.49. Ayear ago the index was 83.38. minor. ··~eI. ~.6~~ i,:2~/8i'~; MARiANA CONSTRucnON T~I. 233~8126/27 CH~t~~~an'~Y~~~~JJ 322-8 a-auction resut, Moscow Foreign Currency Exchang~, c-commercial rate, d Dated this 5th day of January, No.: §OX5236. free market rate, f-iinancial rate, y-official rate, z-floating rate. 1993. Prices as of3:00 p.m. Eastern Time (1900 GMT) from Telerate Systems and /S/Reynaldo O.Yana other sources. Attorney forPetitioners In (lOO7b) ',il~J>'· ~~. i:'~V!- TIWRSDAY, JANUARY 7, 1993-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEws-9 8-MARIANASVARIETYNEWSANDVIEWS-THURSDAY-JANUARY7,l993 PI ij,. Marianas Variety News & Views RATES: ClassifiedAnnouncement - Perone column Inch -$3.00 "- c Classified Display - Perone column Irlch- $3.50 ,t~ . "r""·.·: DEADUNE: 12:00 noon the day priorto publlcaHon -.' ~ i'.~. 103rd Congress opens session 1~' NOTE: Ifforsome reason your advertlsementls Incorrect.callusImmediately to makethe ~ 'r necessorv correct1ons. The M~anas VarlelyNews ondViews Isresponsible only for one CLASSIFIED ADS Incorrect Insertion. Wereserve the rightto edit. refuse. rejector cancel anyad at or?{ By Alan Fram women electedtotheirfirstterms by ceremonial business. cabinet. Appearing on "CBS This Hme. in November sworeallegiance to Democrats made plain they 'The Senate will come to or Morning," Democratic newcom " TEL. NOS. 234-6341 • 7578 • 9797 .FAXNO. 234-9271 o·.' ~ WASHINGTON (AP) • Gavels the Constitution. Carol Moseley could scarcely wait until Presi der," VicePresident DanQuayle ers emphasized theneed to help i banged the 103rd US Congress Braunflashed a thumbs-up ges dent-eiect Clinton takes office shouted fourtimes overthedinin thepoorandstrengtheneducation , . 2 AUTOBODY REPAIRER-High school I CARPENTER 1 (GAS& DIESEL) MECHANIC - High 1ELECTRICIAN - Highschoolgrad.,2 into session Tuesday, as record tureandsmiled broadly aftertak later this month as the first theSenate chamber asheordered andjob training programs. They grad. 2 yrs. experience. Salary:$2.15 1 MASON - High school ~rad., 2 yrs. school grad.,2 yrs. experience. Salary yrs.experience. Salary$2.35perhour. f,1 per hour. experience, Salary$2.25per hour. $2.15- $2.75per hour. Contact: NAZAIRE, REYNATO dba a tax numbers of female, black and ing her place in history as the Democratic president in dozen theSenateinto session. also sUPPOI!ed increases, es- .; 1MANAGER, OPERATIONS - College Contact: SJ CORPORATION dba S J grad., 2 yrs.experience, Salary$5.80 5 CARPENTER Contact: FRANKIE'SAUTOSHOP, P.O. NAZAIRE'S'ENTERPRISES, P.O. Box Hispanic lawmakers gathered nation's first blackwoman sena years. Then, in groups of four by al pecially on therich. . AUTOREPAIR SHQP, P.O. Box 1962 perhour. 5 MASON Box 272, qaipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. 194, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. 234 "We all lookforward toa busy phabetical order,Quaylesworein "I don't thinkwe oughtto shy Saipan, MP 96950 (1/14)TH/10029. amid pledges of action and tor. 1ASSISTANTOPERATIONMANAGER 3 ELECTRICIAN 235-4448 (1/21)TH/10083. 2616(1/21)TH/10080. change. The House took on theauraof sessionwith a good working re all 13 new senators and the 26 away from taxes," said Demo - College grad.,2yrs..experience. Sal gPLUMBER lationship withthenewadminis craticRep.-elect Eva clayton of. ary $5.00 per hour. , CONSTRUCTION 2AIR-eONDITION &REFRIGERATION 1 MERCHANDISE DELIVERER - High t QUARRY SUPERINTENDENT - Col "I'm tiredofthebanquets. Let's a celebration as scores of newly others who were re-elected in sclioolgrad.,2 yrs.experience. Salary 1ACCOUNTANT - Collegegrad.,2 yrs. TECHNICIAN - Highschoolgrad.,2yrs. lege grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary get to work,"saidfreshman Rep. elected representatives took the tration," Senate Majority Leader November. North Carolina. I ' •• WO'RKErt: '.. .. $3.00per hour. experience. Salary$5.50per hour. experience, Salary$2.15per hour. $1,300 - $2,300per month. S JANITOR - Highschool equiv., 2 yrs. Contact: SUN & SURF LTD. dba NA Bobby Rush, one qf, 110 House oath of office. George Mitchell told reporters In one sign of the Senate's Republicans focused on the Contact: GLOBAL·.CORPORATION 1 FINISHING CARPENTER - High Contact: BLACK MICRO CORPORA experience. Salary$2.15per hour. TIONAL OFFICE SUPPLY-SAIPAN, freshmen. House Speaker Thomas Foley shortly beforethe opening gavel changing face,one groupoffour need to reduce record federal LTO., CallerBoxAAAitJ.24,Saipan,MP schoolgmd.,2 yrs.experience: Salary TION, P.O. Box 545 CK, Saipan, MP 1 CIVil ENGINEER - College grad., 2 P.O. Bo~ 5n9CHRB, Saipan, MP96950 96950, Tel. No. 235-8818 (1/7)TH/ $2.25perhour. 96950, Tel. No. 234-6800 (1/21 )TH/ Applause swept through the wasre-elected to a newterm, but fell.Hisfirstdecision: topress for contained three women: Sens. deficitsbutstoodfmnagainstnew yrs. experience. Salary$500 - $1,000 (1/21 )TH/10084. 3693. swiftconfmnation of theClinton Barbara Mikulski, Patty Murray taxincreases. 10007. Contact: SAlPAN SEA VENTURES, Senate as one by one, the four otherwise thedaywasdominated INC.P.O. Box1808, Saipan, MP96950, permonth. Contact: :ANTONIO A. ARRIOLA dba and Braun. A record six women ''The economy is on the right 1 (CUSTOMER RELATIONS) MAN Tel. No.322-9299 (1/14)TH/3631. willserve in theSenatethisyear. track.'tsaidkepublicankep-elect AGER A'S CONSTRUCTION CO., P.O. Box REAL ESTATE • 0 77, Garapan, Saipan, MP 96950, TeJ. Among the sworn-in senators Jay Kim of California, the first 1INSTRUCTOR, TECHNICAL-College gmd.,2yrs., experience. Salary$33,OOO MISCELLANEOUS· No. 234-1651 (1/21)TH/3695. For SALE or LEASE by owner at ONLY 33% OF COST First Anniversary Rosary were Bob Packwood of Oregon Korean-American ever to be - $36,000 perannum. $425:00housing .' '. . ~ ROTA 2029sqm (approx. 1/2 acre) prime ocean-view lot located in Caan, arid Paul· Coverdell of Georgia. elected to Congress. "This is not allowance. 2 WAREHOUSE WORKER 1 PRESS OPERATOR - High school Rota. above Tcncto village overlooking East Harbor, Mountain. Paupau Hotel Residents ofbothstates havefiled the timeto raise taxes." 1MERCHANDISE CLERK -Highschool 4 QUALITY CONTROL CHECKER grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary$2.75 and town. Lot is Oat with easy access. power. water, TV and telephone gmd., 2 yrs. experience. Salary$7.90 4 PACKERS - Highschool equiv., 2yrs. perhour. available. Only 1 minute from Tcncto and Songsong village. Other lots in same petitions asking thatthe mennot In keeping with tradition, the per hour. $425.00 housing allowance. experience. Salary $2.15 - $2.50 per 1 PRESS OPERATOR - High school tract leased for S42/sqm. $93,000. value asking $211,OOO. Call Ray at 322-2800 be seated. Packwood isunderfire firstdayofthenewCongress was Contact: DFSSAIPAN LTD.,P.O. Box hour. g·rad., 2 yrs, experience.' Salary$2.65 or write to: P.O. Box 974, Saipan, MP 96950, because of unwanted sexual ad largely oneofceremony andcel 528,Saipan, MP96950(1/14)TH/3629. 10 SEWING MACHINE OPERATOR perhour. High school equiv., 2 yrs. experience. 1 PRESS OPOERATOR - High school vances he has made to women, ebration - withthe tone ranging ~ -- , Salary$2.15- $2.25per hour. grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary$2.50 Coverdell because his run-off from solemn swearing-in pro ...... ACCQU~'(~!,·'· ...· Contact: ONWELMFG(SAIPAN)LTD., perhour. ··-NUTS AND GRAINS-". election victory overformer Sen. ceedings in both the House and P.O. Box712, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. 1 PRESS OPERATOR· High school Wyche Fowler isbeingcontested. Senate to receptions galore. But 1ACCOUNTANT - College grad.,2 yrs. N6. 234-9522 - 25 (1/14)TH/10019. grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $800 permonth. WANTED The House was gaveled to busi the real workwasto startalmost experience. Salary$900- $1,800 per (FOR LOCAUIR HIRE ONLY) month. 1 HOUSE WORKER. - High school 1MECHANIC(PRINTING MACHINES) , ness by House Clerk Donnald immediately. Lawmakers pre Contact: PACIFIC TRADING CO.,lTD. equiv.,2 yrs.experience. Salary$2.15 - High schoolgrad., 2 yrs, experience. Anderson, also on the stroke of pared to do everything from P.O. Box236, Saipan, MP96950,Tel. per hour. Salary$700 per month. CASHIER 1 noon. holding earlyhearings on Presi No.234-6624/6567; 235-B567 (1/14)TH/ Contact: lEONARDO G. ORDONEZ I ADMINISTRATIVEASSISTANT -High I 3628. dba DED ENTERPRISES, P.O. Box school grad.,2 yrs.experience. Salary Just !lours before beingsworn dent-elect Clinton's newCabinet 3135,Saipan, MP96950, Tel. No.234 $2.50- $8.00 per hour. SUPERVISOR i In memory of our beloved auntie into office, someof the House's to considering the new chief 1ACCOUNTANT -Collegegrad.,2yrs. 1949(1/14)TH/10020. 1. REPORTER - College grad., 2 yrs. I 110 freshmen _ the chamber's executive's still-evolving plans experience. Salary $4.00per hour. • experience. Salary$850 per month. I Consolacion Mafnas DelaCruz Ada biggestgroup ofnewcomers in44 for revitalizing the languid Contatt: SAlPANICE,INC.,P.O. Box 3 CORRUGATED COMBINING MA Contact: YOUNISARTSTUDIO, INC. CALL 234-1927 FOR INTERVIEW I 1808, Saipan, MP96950, Tel.No.322 CHINE OPERATOR-High school grad. dba MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS & (better known as Dudan) years _ agreed that the country's economy. 9299(1/14)TH/3630. 2 yrs. experience. Salary: $2.15 per VIEWS, P.O. Box 231, Saipan, MP the wife of the late Manuel Cruz DelaCruz (Manuel Anlquak) and economic problems had to be "It's of critical importance to hour. 96950, Tel. No. 234-6341/9797 (1/ Jesus Ada lBalakul. addressed. But like theirveteran Congress and the new adminis 1ACCOUNTANT -Collegegrad.,2yrs. Contact: NICK'S NAD MICHAEL'S 21)TH. We, the family cordially invites all our relatives and friends to join us for the First colleagues, they differed on pri tration that wemove fast on ad experience. Salary $900permonth. CORP., P.O. BOX 1219 SAIPAN, MP Contact: ANTONIOC.K. L1MdbaLlM'S 96950, TEL NO.234-3311.99(1/14)THI 4 CULTURAL DANCER (POLY HOUSE F R RENT j Anniversary Rosary to be held at the residence of Manuel Tenorio lManetchangl and Maria orities. dressing oureconomic problems," OFFICE, P.O. Box 968, Saipan, MP 10027. NESIAN) - High school grad., 2 yrs. Castro DelaCruz in Susupe Village, Saipan. Change was evident notjust in Sen. James Sasser, chairman of 96950, Tel. No. 234-6564 (1/14)THI experience. Salary $750 - $900 per <) j 20 SECURITY GUARD - High school 2 BEDROOM (NEW) fUU.V FURNISHED ~ 10018. Nightly rosary will be said beginning on January 9, 1993 at 8:00 p.m. Massof Intention the overall numbers, but in the the Senate Budget Committee, grad., 2yrs.experience. Salary$2.15 month. Contact: MARINO PRODUCTION INC. will be said on Saturday, January 16, 1993 at San Jose Church, Saipan, at 5:00 p.m. people who will be serving in said Monday. "The American 1 FINANCIAL ACCOUNTANT - High $2.35perhour. 2ND flOOR • 24 HOUR WATER SUPPLY The family wishes to extend this invitation in appreciation of your thoughtful prayers and Contact: JOAQUIN V. & ESTHER A. dba TAHARM SHOW, P.O.Box5206 Congress. people areexpecting that." school grad.,2 yrs.experience. Salary CHRB, Saipan,MP9695O, Tel.No.233 support. Dinner will be served after the mass. $1,200 per month. GUERRERO dba ISLAND SECURITY I Bothchambers willhaverecord The need for congressional 3255 (1/21)TH/10075. Contact erls at Yet No. 322·3158 1AUTO BODY REPAIRER -Highschool SERVICES, P.O. Box803,Saipan, MP Please join us. 11m 1/4,5,6,7(100~) numbers of women: six in the speed was inspired by voters' 96950: Tel. No. 233·0508 (1/7)TH/ Siyuus rna'ase ya si yuus un fanbinendise. equiv., 2 yrs.experience. Salary$4.00 Senateand47 in the House. frustration with an institution perhour. 10004. The Family In (10081) 1CARPAlNTER - Highschoolequiv.,2 The House also will have 38 widely perceived asunresponsive. 1 PHOTOGRAPHER - College grad.,2 yrs. experience. Salary$5.25perhour. yrs.experience. Salary$4.00perhour. 1 .blacks and ITHispanics, records In one attempt at change, 1ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT -High Contact: L1GHTNINGDEVEl.OPMENT in both categories. The Senate Democrats were hoping Tuesday school grad.,2 yrs.experience. Salary FOR RENT FOR RENT FOR IIENT LTO. dbaFLAME TREE FLASH FOTO, $3.00 perhour. i·BEDROOM will have its first black member tograntdelegates fromWashing P.O.Box1698,Saipan, MP96950, Tel. OFFICE SPACE Contact: PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL since 1978 and the first black ton, D.C., andfour territories the No. 234-7353 (1/14)TH/10021. STORE APARTMENT MARIANAS INC. dba MIDWAY MO· woman member everinDemocrat right to vote on the House floor. • with 1 Brand new Refrigerator • 638 SO. FT. TORS, P.O. Box887, Saipan, MP96950, 1 DREsSMAKER - High school equiv., ·638 SQ. FT. • with 1 Brand new • next to TOKYO TOWER CarolMoseley Braun of Illinois; ButDemocratic leaders Monday Tel.No. 234-752417525 (117)TH/3609. 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per • next to TOKYO TOWER Electric Range ~ and its first American Indian in endorsed a watered downversion hour. • 24-hour water supply Contact: AZUCENA SALAZAR dba Please call at 234-6846 more I than' 60 years, Ben of the plan that, in effect, would R. GRAND STAR ENTERPRISES, P.O. Please Call at 234-6846 • next to TOKYO TOWER from "Candido DeLeon Guerrero Diez" Nighthorse Campbell of Colo deny thefive delegates power to 1 AUDITOR -Collegegrad. 2 yrs. ex Box 2750, Chalan Kanoa, Saipan, MP from 9:00 am - 9:00 pm Mon-Sun Please call at 234-6846 rado. playadeciding roleinclosevotes. perience. Salary: $1 ,000 - 1,900 per 96950, Tel. No. 235-5002 (1/7)THI 9:00 am - 9:00 pm Mon - Sun (Candy) month. 10003. from 9:00 am - 9:00 pm Mon-Sun Contact: MIYASHITA& DENNISCPA's, 1/6 1/6 ~ INC.dba ERNST & YOUNG, P.O. Box Congress.morediverse 3198Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. 234 San J!.ntonw1 Saipan, passed awayin t/iegrace Our of of 8300(1/14)TH/10028. Loraon %ur:saay, 'December 31, 1992 at the age of 54. 1 ASSISTANT MANAGER (AC- II than any in US history COUNTING DEPARTMENT) - College Pre'Deceased by: -gmd., 2 yrs. experience. Salary$5.00 V.Gutierrez,aDemo~ I Father: Jl.ntonio Jl.. Diaz (':BMU) WASHINGTON(AP)-Thenew Rep. Luis per hour. . Congress swornin Tuesday is crat...... > . 1 WAITRESS, RESTAURANT - High 1 ASSISTANT SUPERVISOR (SHIP I 1f~fe: Catalina S. 'lJUu, us more diverse than any inUS his- _ The firstCuban"AmeriCilil school gmd.,2 yrs.experience. Salary PING) - High school gmd., 2 yrs. expe Sister: ytna'D.l).{agojna $2~34 perhour. rience. Salary$4.50per hour. tory.. e Democrat inCongress:~ep. Sans: 'Derecf('.Dean 'Diaz and?>fathew 'Benavente Contact: SAIPAN HOTEL CORPORA 20 SEWING MACHINE OPERATOR Among thefirsts: Robert MenendeifromNewJer.. TI6N dba HAFADAI BEACH HOTEL, High school gr:ad., 2 yrs..experience. Survived by: _ The first Korean-American sey.» .••.•. ./... ?>father: ytmdiaDei.eon guemra Dia: ('Tan ytmafian 'Badu} P.O. Box338,Saipan, MP96950.Tel. Salary$2.15 - $5.00per hour. member of the House: JayC. .:..ThefirstPuertoRicanwo~ 'Wife: [oaqusna ('}(jt) 'D. Diaz us No.234-6495 ext. 806 (1/14)TH/3632. 2PRESSER, MACHINE - High school ~m, aRepublican, whowasborn inCongress:Dem()Cfll1Nydiailvl. grad.,2yrs.experience. Salary$2.15 Cfii1dren, Spouses & grandchildren: ytmafia & ~[6ert 'D. guzman, Jr. -('I/inu 'Wayne & %&eTt)i Wayne 10 S~oul and h.as bee~ asuccessful V~lazquez,whod~feat¢Johner $4.00 perhour. & 'J\.iltfiy Diaz -(Stephanie, 'Wayne, Christopher & MaggiCyn)i 'Margarita & 5tntonio Cabrera -('Wayne, F TECHNICIAN businessman m <:~hforma.. . .Rep,Stephen$olanUtal'lew , .,_.0' Contact: UNOMaOACORP., P.O.Box HAS JOB OPENING FOR: Catfiy, Ylntfwny, Tina, MU:fi.ae£ & Miclie«e)i LiIlian. & 'Edyaudette- (Cathetinel; Silin« Diaz - (Yl[6ert, 1847, SanAntonio, Saipan, MP96950, ~.The lfSt /,i 1 ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN - High ~6yJ4.nn .f Afncan-Amcncan ••.. Yorkdistrict.> Tel. No.234-1861/2 (1/21)TH/3696. Mary,·f}..{danie & 'IJanie{)i Jerome & 'l!iTJian SantoTomas 0 (MicfUfin, Mdani, & X!-ena)i House members since the .iThefirsltwo\VonieritOseryg school grad.,2 yrs.experience. Salary Patric~ 1800s .•• . . ONE (I) FRONT DESK CLERK (FEMALE) J(JTlQ.tfian. & yfadysDias:Candido fJJiazi Patrick. & Laura :Ffares 0 {Lateen, yracdyn& Jr.)i were.electq,d·from •.. Alabama; ....··'··tJ-t ·US··S···:···::::fiO::·:::ilie.·:· .:.:.::::::; $2.15 - $6.00perhour. 1 MANAGER -, College grad., 2 yrs. 'Wayne & ~ tJ3enavente ; -('Brian)i ana MatfUw filrrejo. Contact: JOSE B. GUEVARA III dba experience. Salary$1,000per month. SOLID GOLD CORPORATION, P.O. 1RESTAURANT SUPERVISOR - High yreatoyranadiili£: !l?fmaU'13. lvU,Jr. Box2724, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. Bl!NEFITS: & & [SaDe[ & & ~salia school equiv., 2yrs.experience. Salary tJ3rotfters, Sisters Spouses: Juan Carmen 'Diazi Luis Cabrerai Ylntonio 'Diazi 322·3599 (117)TH/10002. $2.50perhour. s Medical Insurance o/uente & Lucyt])iar,i Jose & 'Teresita 'Diazi Maria'Diaz '.Duenas & 'Bernardino '.Duenas (deaased)i Jesus 1MAINTENANCE REPAIRER, BUILD ~ ~J~~~11H;llli;1 ~ • Paid Vacation/Sick Leaves & !Mariana 'Diazi & 'Bernice 'Diazi Ceuna & Judge 'Marty rray{ori anaCarmen & C!i.arfes Crites. l.·. .;- ..' MECHANIC" ING • High school grad., 2 yrs. experi ~ blacks elected.fromFlonda sInce ::.. ::::.: ..: : ..Y.: ..: ::.:.:.: :::.:.:..:: .. ;' . ,,:., . .', :.,"'. Heis additiona£[y survived numerous aunts, uru;fes, nepliews, nieces ana cousins...... •. .... •.• ... : •...... •. .. Sen. BenNihthotseCamibeU: ence. Salary $2.15per hour. • Duty Meals/Free Uniforms Last respects may oepaidat tfie San f4.ntonio Cfiurcfi inSaipan, C'J£Mloetween 7:3
flQ¥ e! e "2iM 'd'S ail; is! a Grafcrushes rival inquickmatch ByWinsor Dobbin result. Medvedev, who raised his fuddled him with his array of Frenchcombination ofGuy Forget Graf was in peerless form in worldrankingfrom 226th to 24th baseline wizardry. Stich laughed andNathalieTauziat PERTH,Australia (AP) - Steffi both her singles and the doubles. in 1992,was in scintillating form ironicallyatacoupleoflostpoints, Earlier, Petr Korda and Jana Grafcrushed NataliaMedvedeva "I didn't expect to play that against Stich, who last month angering the Ukrainian. Novotna teamed for the first time in42 minutesTuesday night, set well. I was very pleased," Graf earned dlrs 2 million for his vic "I,feel bad about the way he in iO yearsandgavethenewCzech tingupa2-1 victoryfortop-seeded said TheworldNo. 2dropped tory in the Grand Slam Cup. behaved.I don't thinkit's nice for Republic its first international Germany over Ukraine in the only four points on serve in: the Medvedev has been regarded a former Wimbledon champion sporting triurnph _ a 2-1 victory HopmanCup team tennis tourna first set of the singles and blud asaclaycourtspecialist,butmore to behave this way, although I over Australia in another ment. geoned the ball past Medvedeva than matched the powerful Stich have great respect for Michael," quarterfrnal. Graf defeated Medvedeva 6-2, with relentless accuracy. on the faster Rebound Ace syn Medvedev said. Kordaand Novotnabeat Wally 6-1 in the quickest match of the Graf hit 15 forehand winners thetic courts. Medvedev beat Stich in 106 Masur and Nicole Provis 6-2,7-6 tournament to date and then to only two by Medvedeva, who He got the decisive breaks in minutesand was givena standing (7.-5)inthedecisivemixeddoubles. teamedwithMichaelStich to win is a capable player but had no the 11th garne of the each set, ovation by the sellout 8,500 Theylastpairedas 14-year-olds the decisive mixed do~b~~s.7-5, answer to Graf's accuracy from keeping his nerve to serve out crowd,ahandful of whomwaved in a Czechjunior tournament, los 6-3 over Medvedeva and her the back court. both times and ending the match Ukraine flags. ing in thesecond round. brother Andrei Medvedev. "It's different playing the top with a spectacular ace down the Medvedeva proved the weak Provis beat Novotna 6-1, 6-4 in Medvedev,arisingstar at 18,beat playerstowatchingthemonTV," middle. linkinthemixeddoubles. Herserve the women's singles and Korda GrandSlam Cup champion Stich Medvedevasaid."IhopeI'llleam The cool teen defused Stich's wasbroken both times. defeated Masur 7-6 (8-6), 6-4 in 7-5,7-5 in anupsetmen's singles from this." power with radar returns and be- Germany now will 'face the the men's singles.
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,Local~ ~. events-. Edberg, Becker SidK Peter Med.veaev>n.eWtennis star post easy PERTH,AustTalia(AP) -He's him. "I have respect for him,but J wins in Qatar Tournament the hottest new star in men's ''The crowd was wonderfuLIt didn't likethewayhebehavedon THE 2ND Annual Sid K. Peter DOHA, Qatar (AP) - Top seed tennis and he's only 18-years feltlikeI wasplayingathome,"he court," saidMedvedev,afterStich Memorial Golf Tournament is Stefan Edberg of Sweden and old. Mark down the name of said. ' laughedironicallyat a couple of. scheduled for Jan. 30-31. Germany's NO.3 Boris Becker The tournament will be held ar AndreiMedvedev.. ·1)Jroughout the off-seasonhe's winning shots by his young op Theprecociousteen-agerfrom been working on his footwork, ponent. handily won their first matches Mariartas CountryClubbothdays. on Tuesday to progress in the All interested individuals should Ukraine was the fastest rising speedandvolleying. Allthreewere Medvedev comesfroma fam $450,000 Qatar Open Tennis signup at Marianas CountryClub nameon theATPTour in 1982, to thefore as hebeat Stich in a 2-1 ily of tennis players and was Tournament. orCoralOceanPointProGolfShop. . soaringfrom 226 to 24thinjust loss for the Ukraine team on taughttoplaybyhismother, who Becker found the going a little Spaceis limitedso please sign up .12 months. Two years ago he Tuesdaynight. attendsmost of his matches. early. was 1008th. "For three months I have been "My mother put me into it, tougher but managed to keep out &( me spirited Gary Muller of South The toweringyoungsterwith playingonlyonthehardcourtsand even whenI didn't want to," he , , Major League Africa.Becker lost the first set 6 " the cool, composed character indoorsandl amgettingusedtoit," joked. "I learned in a pram becametheyoungest tournament he said. (stroller)." 7 (5-7), but overcame Muller in meets Jan. 11 the next two with scores of 6-2 winner on themen's touratjust "I feel more confidence: I'm His sister,Natalia Medvedev, TOM PANGELINAN, president and 6-0. 17.Heendedupwiththreetitles lookingfor my game and I thinkI who is threeyearsolder,is a top of the Saipan Major League, is Becker faces Stephane Simian for theyear - the best ever for a can touch it already." 50 player and was his partner in calling all league members and of France in the second round. rookie. Medvedevis alreadyboredwith the HopmanCup. teammanagers to a meeting at the Becker was generous to his Medvedevhadareputationas dealingwithmediaquestionsabout TourinsiderstipMedvedevas GilbertC. Adagymnasium at 5:30 opponent, saying; "Muller has a p.m. on Jan. 11. a clay court specialistuntil this his potential. a potential Grand Slam tourna strong service and is very dan Topic of discussion is the up week's Hopman Cup teams He says his aimfor the next 12 ment winner within 12 months, gerous." coming 1993 baseball season. championship. months is merely "to stay alive" andhe's alreadymade thelast 16 Edberg defeated German Pangelinanurged all concerned to First he thrashed Austrian and is less than enthusiastic about of theFrenchOpen beforelosing KarstenBraasch 6-3, 7-6 (7-5)in attend the meeting. veteranThomasMuster,thenhe lifeon the men's tour, to eventual champion Jim Cou beatGrandSlamCupchampion . "Itishardtoplay,livinginhotels, rier. a match lasting 109 minutes. The Swedish player looked in Ballfields Up Michael Stich of Germany in andtome it's not verymuch fun," _He'sbeatenplayerslikeStefan good and declared after the straightsets. he said.'There isnotmuchfun on Edberg and earned $335,840 in form match:"I feel I've got my hunger for renovation The Australian fans, among the ATPTour and I would like to only 15 tournaments in 1992. back again." THE MAJORleagueballfieldwill the mostknowledgeable in ten stayhaving fun." "He's a great player," said Earlier, Olympic champion be closed for its armual renova nis.immediatelyfellinlovewith .Medvedevlooks deadly serious Stich. "He just teesoff ifhe gets Marc Rosset, the fifth seed here, tion effective Jan. 11 until after hisall-around gameandsmooth oncourtbutisajokeroff-court He the chance and he's capable of withdrew from the tournament the Kintetsu Buffalotrainingcamp skills. speaks good Englishand is happy beatinga lot of the top players." withasore throat. Hedroppedout ends Feb. 13. Medvedev got a standing to trade banter with journalists at Medevedev's second Grand The softball field in the sports in the third set after splitting sets ovation after his victory over pressconferences. Slam tournament will be the complex will be closed effective with Marcos Gorriz of Spain 5-7. Stichandhundredsoffansstood He's also confident enough to Australian Open starting Jan. Jan. 18, also for renovation. It 7-5. will reopen after Feb. 13. outsidethelockerroomtocheer accuseStichof being cocky. 18~ Court after .two hours of play, complaining of a throat virus. He also said he would not be com -. Eubankready for bigger fights petinginthe AustralianOpen, the season's first Grand Slam event, By Robert Millward countrymanMichaelWatsoninto education and is looking for op lemsbutnowI amreadyfor them. later this month. a coma to win the vacant World ponents with bigger names. I am ready, willing and able to "I've been sick for the past two LONDON (AP) • After winning BoxingOrganization title here in "Now I think I can beat the fight any super-middleweight in weeks and recently spent eight 10 world title contests, unbeaten September 1991. Watson is still JamesToneysandMichaelNunns the world." days in bed on antibiotics trying super-middleweight boxing recovering. of the world," Eubank said. Like First he has to beat Lindell to shake off this virus;" a disap championChrisEubankbelieves Most of Eubank's 33 other Eubank, Nunn and Toney have Holmes. pointedRosset saidlater. "I think he's ready to takefights that may victories have gone largely un moved up a class after winning Eubank meets the experienced I came back too soonas I felt very at last get him noticed. noticed. titles at middleweight. American at London's Olympia tired out there." 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