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2 more murder suspects nabbed By Gaynor Dumat-ol priate and that Bowie was being “illegally held in detention.” A MALE juvenile and another Atalig is expected to decide this man in his early 20s have been morning dri the motion filed ye's- arrested, bringing to four the terday arid oh ihe previous motion number of persons charged in asking the'court to reduce the connection with the murder of a SI .2 million cash bail for each of carpenter in the Dandan home­ the first two suspects' earlier ar­ stead area last week. rested— Bowie an'd Efrain M. Arrested separately Wednesday Reyes Jr., brother of Mario. were Mario Muna Reyes, 23 and The court has set a Si-million the minor described only as linder bail for Mario M. Reyes and the age of 16. $500,00 for the juvenile suspect. As this developed, G. Anthony The complaint filed by gov­ Long, counsel for Joseph Anthony ernment Monday accusing Bowie Bowie, 21, one of the two suspects and Reyes Jr. of first degree earlier arrested, asked the court murder, kidnapping, robbery and yesterday to suppress the arrest assault and battery was amended warrantservedonBowie Saturday to include the names of Mario morning. Reyes arid ¿he juvenile in the'list Long claimed at the hearing of defendants. presided by Superior Court Judge Mario Reyes was arrested at Pedro Atalig that the affidavit 9:52 a.m. Wednesday when he prepared by government to sup­ visited his brother Reyes Jr. in the port its request for the issuance of Department of Public Safety de­ a warrant of arrest was neither tention facility. notarized nor made under the The juvenile, a resident of San declaration of perjury that the Vicente area, was arrested hours information was true and correct. later. The counsel said the arrest of A companion of Laude, Nilo MARIO M. REYES, one of six suspects in the abduction and murder of carpenter Eladio Laude last week, is • escorted by police officers back to the DPS detention facility yesterday. Bowie, therefore, was'inappro- pontinued on page 8 UMDA to proceed Girl dies in shooting accident A 12-YEAR-OLD girl was ac­ At 10:38 yesterday morning, Store in Garapan before dawn with Marpi hotel, cidentally shot dead by another the police’s 911 emergency line yesterday were arrested by the minor in a police officer’s house received a call that someone had police. in Kagman yesterday morning, been shot at the house of Borja. The fight reported to the police landfill project police said yesterday. A doctor at Commonwealth at 2:13 p.m. damaged the glass Police Chief Antonio A. Reyes Health Center who also rushed to door of the store and some mer­ By Rafael H. Arroyo Hofschneider to expedite action said the tragic accident happened the house in Kagman pronounced chandise. ’ on pending land leases. at about 10 a.m. in the residence the girl dead. Arrested 'wbre" Peter M. UNITED Micronesia Develop­ UMDA offered to finance the of Patrolman Antonio M. Borja. The incident was still under G uerrerb, 24; W illiam S. ment Association is proceeding construction of the landfill and its The identity of the girl was not investigation but the police chief Secharmidal, 28; Mabel with its golf course and resort maintenance and operation for a immediately available but Reyes said the gun used might be a po­ Ngimgamalas, 30; Eric B. Atalig, hotel project in Marpi, including period of 12 years. According to said the victim as well as the boy lice officer’s gun. 26; and Jeff C. Rideb, 22. a sanitary landfill with or without Lifoifoi, about $26.8 million is suspect were members of the Meanwhile, five men who got The cause of die fight was not approval of its 15-year lease ex­ expected to be earmarked by the family of the police officer. involved in a fight inside Martha’s continued on page 8 tension application. firm just for the landfill project. This was learned yesterday from UMDA is leasing 210 hectares UMDA representative Joe of land in the Marpi area for a Lifoifoi who said the company world class golf course and resort Users say ‘ice’ easy to buy had secured financing for the hotel, restaurants, villas and other project. firstclass amenities. The company CRY STAL methamphetamine psychologist at CHC he could program five months ago, 12 ice “The hotel project may not be was given a 25-year lease on the or “ice” is so accessible in bring ice to the hospital in two users sought treatment. . as grand and as luxurious as we land. Saipan that users can buy it in minutes if given the money. In October or four months originally envisioned it to be, if The project became priority as fast as two minutes, a clini­ Some students, too, have later, he said, the number rose only the 25 year extension and we matter for CNMI officials due to cal psychologist helping in the learned to use ice, the psycholo­ to 40, then this month, a total of plan to work as soon as possible, the need to close the Puerto Rico rehabilitation of more than 80 gist learned. “Somehow, students 83 people addicted to ice sought said Lifoifoi. dump and open a viable alterna­ former addicts of the highly are able to afford the drug,” he medical help. Lifoifoi said he expected a joint tive waste disposal facility for addictive drug has learned. said “We are going to see more Based on the profile of the 83 legislative session on the fate of Saipan. “The drug is readily avail­ problems because young people persons undergoing treatment, UMDA’s application early next The existing dump has been able. What’s not available is don’t have money to sustain (uiC Villagomez said, there is an in­ month. described as a “ticking time money. And because addiction addiction).” dication that indigenous resi­ Meanwhile, Rep. Heinz S. bomb,” a “major ecological di­ is there, people will commit Though the exact number of ice dents are mostly the casualties Hofschneider, who acts as chair­ saster in the making,” the crime to get money,” clinical users on the island may never be in the proliferation of ice in man of the House Committee on Commonwealth’s number one psychologist'. Joseph P. known, Villagomez said the Saipan. Natural Resources on land leases eyesore, and has been the subject Villagomez, quoting former number of persons seeking treat­ Out of the 83 undergoing concerning the island of Saipan, of endless discussion among both users, said in an interview ment due to ice addiction indicates treatment, 82 are indigenous is expected to submit his recom­ federal and local environmental yesterday. a “steady increase” in users of the residents. mendation on UMDA’s applica­ officials. To illustrate how easy users drug. The youngest undergoing tion to Speaker Thomas P. Both the House and the Senate can buy ice on the island, a Villagomez recalled that when treatment is 14 years old and Villagomez soon. have yet to decide on the lease former user told the resident he joined CHC’s substance abuse continued on page 11 Villagomez earlier asked continued on page 8

? fL o \\eu)Sÿdj)er S A lc k s 2-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-NOVEMBER 13, 1992 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13,1992 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VDEWS-3 Lack of funds delays Clinton pledges strong military CNMI port projects THE COMMONWEALTH Ports cause that company was not able to By Karen Ball After the speech, the president­ down of our military forces con­ would be made to increase US the military, also said he would Authority (CPA) has plans to im­ meet its financing requirements, the elect told reporters he plans a sistent with the end of the Cold military mobility, including in­ appoint a veterans affairs secre­ prove and expand all three seaports CPA board of directors rejected all LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) - three-day visit to Washington next War (and)... within that context vestments in more airlift and tary who would reform the vet­ in the Commonwealth, but due to proposals. Other financial arrange­ ments are being explored. President-elect Clinton pledged week, during which he is expected to keep this country the strongest sealift capability. erans health care system. lack of available funds, the im­ “If we are successful with our Wednesday to keep America’s to meet with President Bush and in the world to make sure that we He blamed America’s eco­ Speaking in softer tones than provements will have to be done in armed forces “the strongest in the congressional leaders. have the strongest and most ap­ phases. search for alternative financing,”* nomic weakness, in part, on sub­ he generally used during his long Tudela continued, “the Saipan Har­ world” and to deny normal rela­ Presidential spokesman Marlin propriate defense forces.” That was the message conveyed stantial cuts in defense budgets presidential campaign, Clinton bor project will be the largest gov­ tions to countries suspected of Fitzwater said Bush had called Clinton has called for larger to the 57th Coastal Engineering that led to layoffs among scien­ also said he would seek a “final Research Board (CERB) meeting ernment project ever undertaken by withholding information on Clinton Wednesday morning to Pentagon budget cuts than the tists, engineers and factory and full resolution of the MIA- on Oct. 27-29 in Honolulu by CPA the CNMI government The project missing US soldiers. renew an invitation to meet him at outgoing Bush administration. He workers who could help rebuild POW issue.” Executive Director Roman T. is expected to cost anywhere be­ “Make no mistake about it: this the White House. Clinton’s re­ promised to maintain a “superbly the economy in ways crucial to He did not refer specifically to Tudela. CERB is mandated by tween $40 million to $50 million.” is still a dangerous and uncertain marks blended his two roles - trained and well-motivated mili­ national defense. Vietnam or any other country by Congress to advice the Chief of The US Congress appropriated world,” Clinton told a Veterans incoming president and outgoing tary force committed to excel­ Clinton pledged to involve such name, but said he would not nor­ Engineers on matters pertaining to $10 million for the project and the Day gathering in his home state. Arkansas governor. lence” and develop the best pos­ people in breaking technological malize relations “with any nation coastal engineering. It meets semi­ Commonwealth Development Au­ It was his first address since ac­ Looking ahead to his role as the sible weapons technology. barriers during peacetime. “I will that is at all suspected of with-' annually around the US. thority loaned CPA $13.5 million. Charlie Dock, center of activity in Saipan Harbor. cepting election as US president nation’s commander in chief, he Repeating a promise made dur­ do my best for them,” he said. holding infdnflation” about Tudela was one of the partici­ The project has been rebidded and Since the harbor was built 48 “The current dock is inadequate velopment are attributable, in large on Nov. 3. said he would continue the “build- ing his campaign, he said efforts Clinton, who never served in American war1 dead or missing. pants at the three-day meeting dur­ CPA should be able to announce the years ago, Tudela said sand has to handle cargo vessels of the size part, to the· .small and unprotected ing which he presented remarks re­ winning bid in mid-December, the built up along the breakwater and needed to support that island’s eco­ harbor. Food supplies and construc­ garding the seaports on Saipan, executive directed noted. turning basin which must be dredged nomic growth,’’Tudela added. “The tion materials have to be shipped by Tinian and Rota. Regarding Tinian and Rota har­ and deepened to 40 feet. To expand channel opens directly into the open air because of the; poor harbor facili­ Russia may use arms Legislators back HK reforms “There is no question that the bors, Tudela said both harbors are in and improve the Tinian harbor sea which renders the harbor essen­ ties. Unless the Rota West Dock is Saipan Harbor improvementproject need of expansion and improve­ would require more than $10 mil­ tially useless during inclement improved, development plans may to pay foreign debt By David W. Chen Legislators also rejected an Canada, has said one of his goals is a project of great importance to ment in view of development lion. weather, a common occurrence in have to be delayed,” Tudela said, amendment demanding a smooth is the empowerment of the legis­ the economic development of the projects planed for both islands. Since the 1,500 foot dock is a Rota and throughout the Common­ adding that the project is estimated to HONG KONG (AP) - In a blow transition to Chinese rule and a lative body, once mainly a clique CNMI,” Tudela told the conferees. Tinian’s breakwater was built bu joint use military civilian facility, wealth of the Northern Mariana Is­ cost a little over 515 million. MOSCOW (AP) - Russia may able to comment Wednesday. to China’s plans to scuttle politi­ post-1997 political structure sat­ of British colonial officials, con­ “The harbor is essentially the back­ the Seabees in 1944 and since then, Tudela said CPA will request the lands.” In closing, Tudela thanked the U$ try to pay off much of its foreign Russian officials last month cal reforms in Hong Kong, legis­ isfactory to both China and Brit­ servative businessmen and pro- bone of any future development in there has been no major improve­ US Department of Defense to par­ He further said CPA envisions Army Corps of Engineers for their debt to China with the transfer confirmed that Russia would lators voted late Wednesday to ain - concepts advocated by local China sympathizers. The council termsof constructionand other vital ments or repairs. tially fund the project realigning the channel for an indi­ assistance in the CNMI’s port of weapons, a news agency said honor commercial agreements The breakwater which was in­ back Hong Kong Gov. Chris allies of the Chinese Communist took on a new democratic tone, activities in the Commonwealth.” Rota’s West Dock is in urgent rect approach to the dock. Rebuild­ projects. He also extended his ap­ Wednesday. signed between China and the tended to protect the harbor from preciation to Assistant Secretary Patten’s plans for increasing de­ regime. last year when Hong Kong’s 5.9 The Saipan Harbor was built by need expansion and improvement ing the dock area, dredging the ex­ The Interfax news agency, Soviet Union, but refused to de­ adverse weather conditions, col­ Improvements six years ago con­ isting harbor and adjacent reef areas Stella Guerra who had been instru­ mocracy in the territory in the The close vote followed a million residents helped elect 18 the Japanese prior to the World War quoting unnamed “experts” and tail the amount or nature of the II and no spotwar improvements or lapsed during a typhoon last year, sisted of a new dock for one barge toadepthof30feetwill improve the mental in getting federal grants to run-up to 1997. fractious six-hour debate pitting representatives to the 60-member, sources in the Russian Foreign contracts. They insisted the expansions have been undertaken endangering port users as big waves and dredging of the channel and docking and turning basin. improve the CNMI’s airports and Members of the Legislative pro-democracy activists against a council - thei first-ever direct Trade Ministry, said Russia was transfers would not violate any since. The port project was de­ action come directly into the harbor. turning basin. “The high cost of living and de­ seaports. Council voted 30-21 to offer coalition of well-heeled pro-China election in 150 years of British planning to transfer S500million arms control agreements. signed with the help of the US Army “general support” to Patten’s lobbyists — including Stephen rule. worth of arms and technology to Interfax on Wednesday said Corps of Engineers. sweeping constitutional reform Cheong, a businessman with vast cover part of the debt. Patten, a seasoned British The massive project calls for CARRIER'S Chinese officials had told Rus­ package to increase voter par­ Chinese credits to Russia to­ investments in southern China, politician who assumed office in dredging the entrance channel and sia it wanted to buy Si .4 billion ticipation in 1995 legislative taled S1.07 billion as of October, and Ronald Arculli, a high-pow­ July, has pushed refoims despite the turning basin and using the worth of Su-27 fighter bombers, elections. Interfax reported. Russian and ered lawyer and racehorse owner. the upcoming Basic Law, the dredged material to create additional MiG-29 fighters, Ilyushin-76 The victory for Patten comes Chinese officials were negotiat­ “We must not be frightened by Chinese-drafted document on eight acres of container storage area THANKS (LI ViNS transport jets and S-300 anti­ after weeks of intense criticism of China nor accept bullying by ing for further military trade and aircraft weapons. Hong Kong’s rules after 1997. and berthing space. When the project his reform program by senior of­ Chinese officials. We have a is completed in three years, the har­ cooperation pacts worth more China also has expressed inter­ China says Patten’sproposal to ficials of the Chinese Communist strong case for further reform and bor will be able to berth four ships at than S2 billion, it said. est in SI.2 billion worth of mili­ increase voters’ power violates Party. It is amajorblowto China’s we must answer to our con­ any one time, from container ship to .Officials at the ministry de­ tary warships and diesel-powered previous Sino-British agreements plans to control the fate of the sciences and ultimately to the ocean liners. clined to comment to The Asso­ submarines, as well as weapons and strays beyond the Basic Law colony and limit its political de­ Hong Kong people,” said legis­ and the spirit of the 1984 Joint Tudela explained that earlier this ciated Press about the report and for land -oops, Interfax said, November 13th - 28th velopment before 1997, when lator Jimmy McGregor, the Declaration under which Hong year, CPA issued a “request for pro­ referred all questions to a senior quoting ‘c/ierts” who attended China takes over the colony from motion’s sponsor. Kong will be handed back to posals” and several were submitted. spokesman, who was unavail­ talks bet - . Russia and China. Britain. Patten, who left Wednesday for China. 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nal activities. Hope this doesn’t J r’s.... emerge into a daily occurence. continued from page 4 E A D I I M A Meeting Place For Our Our police officers will always be ANPTHIÇ 19 THE there. But they need the coopera­ Neither would our situation ’LARRY KINS r ^ # lm W I ¥ l ' Opinions. . .And And Yours...Yours. change for the better if our lead­ tion of all concerns to ensure the ers continue bickering among safety of everybody here. ROOM' themselves or have simply mea­ I salute our police officers. sured every piece of publ ic policy Believe me, you have my sym­ with that corruptive and greedy pathy and will always be sup* query: “Would this be counter portive of your commitment to EDITORIAL productive to my investments in maintaining peace and safety for the business venture with a rich our people. You are our friends Clinton and 702 renegotiation foreignerof whichl am an officer and it is only a matter of fostering THE ELECTION of Democrat Bill Clinton and the reten­ and stockholder?” I mean this is greaterunderstanding and a strong all very sickening. And it’ll be working rapport between you and tion of his party’s majority position in Congress may be a the community in order to turn good opportunity for local legislator Herman T. Guerrero interesting to probe who’s danc­ ing with who and to what time this dual responsibility into co­ to block the proposed US-CNMI multi-year financial and beat. operation at its best. agreement and send it back to the negotiating table. Well, aglimpse of where things And I am thankful that we have The so-called Covenant Section 702 agreement will are going doesn’tlook very bright. capable leadership in that de­ provide $240 million to local capital improvement projects If it matters to you that we es­ partment to see things through in the next seven years. The total amount will be split tablish a solid foundation for our even in the most adverse condi­ equally between the US and the CNMI, although the US children, then do something tions. Yes, thanks to the director will contribute a bigger share at the start of the funding positive where you can make a and his capable management period. difference! Take Charge!! team. *** *** The previous 702 agreement also provided fora gradu­ While at it, the notion of di­ ally declining amount from the federal government, but I always have a soft-spot in my heart for people in public service viding DPS and the Fire Division did not require an equal counterpart funding from the into two separate departments is CNMI. who put others before self. The Department of Public Safety’s but a mindiess fancy idea. It’ll Guerrero, who opposed the fund matching provisions, ^gpiJr’s A genda cost about $6 Million a year to run security people who were as­ Playgrounds for rich on public land said earlier there was need to renegotiate the agree­ by John DelRosario signed to several lawmakers fol­ both.areas. And the motive is far ment. lowing the shooting of their from an attempt to institute a cost Dear Editor: land too? Shouldn’t our lawmak­ months. The public would be better He also opposed the authority granted to the Office of residence deserve special recog­ effective operation, but more so Christmas will come early this ers know the identities of poten­ We have seen the winds of concern which surfaces every now fanned the fire of complacency served if MPLC and the Legisla­ Interior and International Affairs to dictate how the 702 nition. to try to satisfy some friend of a year for the Haas & Haynie golf tial foreign investors before they change in Washington. Bush is and then—the need for a Marianas which, apparently, has perme­ Not only are these peoplehighly politician somewhere. course project at Obyan and approve leases? ture adopted a policy that 15 year funds, including the CNMI contributions, were to be ousted by PTesident-Elect Bill Washington Delegate in the U.S. ated into every level of the local trained in their area of specialty, For small islands like the CNMI, UMDA’s Marpi golf course. One of the selling points for the extensions Will only be granted spent. Clinton. The man has got 100 Congresi. When Congress de­ community.. J call this LEAD­ after developers have proven each has chosen a profession that centralization of both services is Within the near future, the 8th Obyan project was the payment In addition, he said there was need to clarify whether days to test out the waters between cides on vital issues affecting our ERSHIP DEFICIT! And how themselves — Plainly by hiring is often dangerous to tread. I far more cost effective and effi­ Legislature, depressed to the point of S6 million in rent up front— to the federal government had the authority to withhold 702 his new office and that of the U.S. islands, I certainly would like to true that we have spent a lot of often wonder what must be going cient than the notion of throwing of bad judgment by the “lack” of be used for needed infrastructure. and training'locals for high sala­ funds in the event of afailure by the CNMI to come up with Congress to see whether he can in see my delegate articulate our time discussing non-sensical is- through their minds as they leave one’s political weight around to economic development on Saipan, After the public hearing, it was ried jobs with other benefits. its share. fact push the agenda he’s espoused views and sentiments in the ap­ suesoversubstantiveones. When their families in the morning to secure a job for a friend. We will meet and breach its fiduciary decided that the $6 million could These golf course developments on the campaign trail these last proval or disapproval of measures will this endless and mindless This is particularly significant considering the current head to work. Is the question one would then end up providing for responsibility by approving 15- be paid over a 25-year period. will be nothing more than forei gn- several months. which specifically includes the trip into trivialities end? When economic slowdown in the Commonwealth. of personal safety? In other additional jobs for all three sena­ year extensions on these two ($20,000 per month) Our legis­ dominated, exclusive “behind the I might note that the Marianas The impact of OTIA authority overfunds expected by CNMI. Can’t have it any other all hell breaks loose? words, is it: “Will I come back torial districts which, in effect, public land leases. lature sure knows how to make a gate”, self-sustaining playgrounds has lost quite a number of well- way. We’re either IN in the so- the CNMI has been shown in the controversy involving We must begin fending for alive and be able to join my wife will do nothing else but balloon Both developers have stated that good deal! for the rich and famous - all on meaning friends in the U.S. called “American Political Fam­ about $25 million in bond earnings being claimed by the ourselves given the global down and children after work?” the budget of DPS and the pro­ they cannot get financing unless UMDA has never signed the public land. Congress. Not only is this a total ily” or we’re OUT. Do we have a Commonwealth Development Authority, the release of turn in the economy primarily Their Iineof duty becomes even posed Fire Department beyond they have forty year leases. Our original 25-year lease. Shouldn’t Oh, well, election time is only disadvantage for us, but there’s choice? Do we really?—other which was blocked by the OTIA. fueled by the speculative decade more dangerous and complicated our ability to cough up more leaders will believe them without the developer sign a lease before eleven and a half months away. also the likely dissolution of the than what’s before us nailed to the of the eighties. The U.S. domestic as the Northern Marianas Com­ money. ever independently investigating it even goes to the Legislature? The extension requires an affir­ The concept of a gradually declining federal funding House Committee on Interior and pits by the Covenant Agreement? situation isn’t going to get any munity grows larger. The slow Given the rarity of surplus the truth of these claims. We have been told over and over mative vote of three fourths of the under Section 702 was adopted in previous multi-year Insular Affairs. Let’s hope that The argument that we must not better though there’s a change of growth or down turn in the local funds, this notion will getno where If these developers knew all again by high government offi­ members of the legislature sitting funding agreements to encourage the CNMI to develop Congressman Ron DeLugo’s opt for this office (Delegate in the leadership; its economic impli­ economy may some people except to die a slow and permanent along that they couldn’t get fi­ cials that the only way we can in joint session. It should be in­ self-reliance. plans to establish an office in the U.S. Congress) illustrates to us cations so glaringly dismal as <0 to venturing into hidinous crimi- death in legislative committees. nancing on 25-year leases, why afford a $10 million landfill teresting to see how many show White House for insular areas, our lack of courage to provide our The same concept was followed in the new agreement, requireour leadership to exercise did we go through the public leasing out this public land, to up and how the vote is manipu­ works. We need a closer liaison people with positive leadership but the inclusion of a matching requirement might be honest and aggressive sense of hearings last year? After the 15- UMDA — there is no other way. lated. ' Perhaps the public won’t with the national government. where it counts. As such, we have governing. company out of business. Smith- premature and too risky for the CNMI, considering its W ashington... year extensions are approved, will Yet, if the legislature would pass forget who gives their land away. This brings us to yet another Corona at least went out with fire­ present financial condition. simply created a void and have continued on page 5 a S5 per garment tax, the S10 continued from page 4 works: a 15-hour filibuster we be told that they can’t get million could be raised in six /s/Kenneth L. Govifadh The amount involved in the agreement has already JACK ANDERSON and MICHAEL BINSTEIN launched by Sen. Alfonse financing unless they have more undergone several downward revisions. It started at which will have to wrestle with how to rescue the economy. Start D ’Amato, R-N.Y., on Oct. 5, who $500 million and ended at $240 million. It could have WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND with Schwinn. Its bankruptcy was was lobbying for a proposal that been set at $120 million, which is already less than the would have saved the town’s nearly 1 *"' I. largely self-inflicted, a case of a Questions on hit-and-run incident previous 702 agreement, and released annually in a company that built up $82 million 900 jobs. “These are obscene vio­ Dear Editor: n located by the FBI Crime Labora­ this new information was not of debt and failed to respond swiftly lations of U.S. fair trade laws,” descending schedule. WASHINGTON — Two of the a world leader and an emblem of most none of the jobs created in I congratulate Ms. Gaynor tory. given at the court hearing by and effectively to changes in the D ’Amato argued. “But, foreign The smaller amount that the CNMI would receive every most venerable American com­ quality. Just two days after the-1980s (an estimated 18 mil­ Dumat-ol for her attempts to re­ 2. It is presumed this informa­ Pixley, why not? marketplace— such as the advent importers have again and again year should provide the persuasive effect to work for self- panies are on the verge of vanish­ Schwinn’s announcement, Smi th- lion) were in manufacturing. It’s port the facts with respect to the tion was given by FBI Agent As you may be aware, to offer of lightweight touring and racing used loopholes to circumvent the ing from the Américain landscape Corona announced that it could the foremost reason why for the “hit-and-run” case involving Trammell to Pixley after Sep­ reliance without endangering (federal) funds for local bicycles and the need to cut costs penalties.” Japanese companies and accept pleas agreements be­ — one driven into bankruptcy no longer withstand predatory Bruce Jorgensen and a Filipino tember 28 (date when the plea capital improvement projects. first time since World War n, real and streamline operations. Ulti­ have cleverly found ways around tween litigants is a very common and the other driven south of the pedestrian. offer was accepted by Jorgensen) Representative Guerrero should pursue the issues he Japanese trading practices and is per capita income has actually mately, it was American compa­ US trade laws that forbid dumping, practice. But we are reminded, I have read Asst/AG Steven but prior to October 2, the date raised regarding the agreement. And he should know his border. Ironically, these giants packing its plant and moving to declined for several consecudve nies, not foreign that drove Schwinn a condition allowing foreign com­ also, thatnosuchagreementsmay succumbed a few days apart to a Pixley’s letter to the Variety News when the plea agreement was way around, even in Washington, where he spent some Mexico— eliminating 875 jobs in years. Here’s the unsettling up­ out of business the honest and old- petitors to sell a product in the be complete and binding without combination of competitive its wake. Over the last decade, a shot: Yesterday’s smokestack and fashioned way — by simply out- United States atless than fair value. and yourresponse,both published approved/accepted by the Supe­ court approval. And, for one, I time as a staff member of the Office of the Resident pressures predatory trading prac­ type of black plague has visited in the Variety News issue of No­ rior Court. Representative. steel-belt economy has eroded to hustling, out-selling and out-mar­ Smith-Corona charges that seriously doubt if the subject plea tices and self-inflicted wounds. American manufacturing — sap­ the point where now there are keting. If Schwinn was a suicide Brother’s machines are priced 30 vember 10. From my reading, 3. If the scenario, per item 2, agreement could receive Superior The outcome for the country is ping its strength, bankrupting more people employed by gov­ then Smith-Corona was more of a percent below the fairmarket price. there remains an important gray above, is correct, the salient Court’s approval had the infor­ disturbingly the same, even if the countless others and forcing some ernment than by manufacturing. homicide. Smith-Corona can D ’Amato and others complain that area in the chronology of events question which Pixley has failed mation with respect to the evi­ } ¿Marianas cVariety'$& individual company obituaries of the survivors to relocate outside “An ever less competitive manu­ blame inadequate U.S. government the Japanese circumvent anti­ as outlined in Pixley’s letter. to address was: Did he or the dence was presented at the hear­ read differently. The Chicago- the country. When a Smith-Co­ facturing base inevitably means action to prevent dumping by dumping laws through the creation The question that Pixley needs defendant inform the judge pre­ ing. Serving the Commonwealth for 20 years baaed Schwinn Bicycle Co. and rona or a Schwinn disappears, it’s cataclysmic erosion of our stan­ Japanese word-processor makers. of assembly operations in the to answer is: siding at the hearing on October 2 Please follow through on the Published Monday to Friday 3y Younis Art Studio, Inc. Cortland, N.Y.-based Smith-Co- more than the loss of one company dard of living,” Tsongas warned. It followed 18 years of litigation United States — even though the i. By his ownstatement, Pixley that the evidence, which had story and if it would serve justice, parts and most of the labor are from Publishers. rona were both fixtures in their in one industry. It’s a sign of a “If we are reduced to just flipping over Smith-Corona Corp.’s com­ said he was advised later (that is, played a vital role in restructuring print the entire text of the plea abroad. Smith-Corona is compet­ - Abed and Paz Younts - respective industries. Schwinn deadly syndrome, not just another hamburgers and exploiting our plaint that Japan based Brother after the plea offer by him was the magnitude of the case from a agreement. ing against Brother, which as­ was the General Motors of the statistic. Former Democratic raw materials, we will have an Industries unfairly sells its por­ accepted by the defendant on felony to a lesser crime of “prop­ Thank you for pursuing a just Nick Legaspi...... Editor Member of bicycle business, a household table type writers andperscmal word sembles typewriters ataTennessee Rafael H. Arroyo...... Reporter -p. presidential candidate Paul economy, but it will be a dimin­ September 28,1992) by the FBI erty damage,” was since located cause. processors at abnormally lowprices plant largely from imported parts. Ma.Gaynor L. Dumat-ol...Reporter ' P® name that was founded in 1895. It Tsongas, whose economic ideas ished economy of decline and that the evidence in question was by the FBI Crime Laboratory? If /s/J.A. Sablan in the United States. In the last Trying to prevent future Schwinns Associated Press filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy redefined the political debatq, defeat." What lay behind the de- decade, Smith-Corona has won and Smith-Coronas will require a protection on Oct. 8. called the decline of America’s cl ine and defeat of Smith-Corona eight separate anti-dumping case combination of smarter manage­ P.O. Box 231, Saipan MP 96950-0231 e ^ 2 Marianas Variety Smith-Corona is the nation’s manufacturing base “our collec­ and Schwinn needs separate ex­ New tax on cigarettes opposed against its competitors, who were ment at home and tougher talk in Tel. (670) 234-6341/7578/9797 All Rights Reserved last remaining manufacturer of tive Kryptonite.” Now only 16 amination, even though both Fax: (670) 234-9271 found guilty of selling products trade negotiations abroad. In the Dear Editor: ing House Bill 8-170 proposed by on the retail sales of cigarettes, portable electric typewriters and percent of all jobs involve failures contain urgent messages below cost in an effort to drive the meantime, October was black arm I read with interest the news Pedro R. Guerrero. He proposes alcoholic beverages and all goods word processors. For more than a manufacturing, down from 33 for the next president and Con- last remaining American typewriter band lime for the economy. article in Tuesdays paper rcgard- to charge a 10 percent Sales Tax continued on page 22 century, Smith-Corona has been percent some 50 years ago. Al- continued on page 5 6-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-NOVEMBER 13.1992 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13,1992 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-7

Commonwealth Energy Office Fuel Price Survey Cheap house loans (As of Nov. 2) ALL ITEMS IN THE Unleaded/unleaded regular for homestead WORKER’S STORE WILL BE Lowest DISCOUNTED Demapan’s Service Station - Koblerville S1.519 Garapan Service Station 1,569 recipients sought COMPENSATION UP TO 50% G & E Service Station - Gualo Rai 1.569 WITH about 2,200 homestead “Possibilities to identify seed Eddie’s Service Station - Koblerville 1.58 recipients who will receive their money for affordable housing for — IT’S THE LAW impulse Super Unleaded/Premium homestead lots by early next year, our people, specifically, first time Demapan’s Service Station - Koblerville $1.519 Protect your employees Worker's the question which will be fore­ homeowners is available through G & E Service Station - Gualo Rai 1.629 compensation Insurance protects most in their minds is whether developers who are here building Castro’s Service Station - Garapan 1.639 employers, too. Make sure th at you CLEARANCE they could find affordable mort­ so that once and for all we can Diesel have coverage for em ployee Injuries gage loans to begin building their provide them affordable financ­ F & B Service Station - Sadog Tase $1.40 on the job, hospitalization, medical first home. ing,” he said. UR -1 Service Station - Susupe 1.40 costs, b ack wages, and dea th benefits. This was the concern expressed “This possibility could also be UR - 3 Service Station - Chalan Kiya 1.40 undertaken with the Common­ Call the local Insurance professionals this week by Representative Heinz G & E Service Station - Gualo Rai 1.479 wealth Development Authority at Moylan's. They have the policy I j&.if Í Ú :^ÈÊÈÈ': fÊH. j I Hofschneider as he sought ways Dandan Service S tation 1.509 with the cooperation of all appro­ to fit your needs. to provide seed money for afford- x it§m t i 4¿v Kerosene priate government agencies,” he A-A Enterprise - Tanapag $ 1.999 ablehousingforhomesteaders and said. “In other words, in the event 20th Filling Station - Chalan Kanoa 1.999 first time homeowners. the borrower defaults on a home F & B Service Station - Sadog Tase 2.00 “It is our obligation to find and loan through seed money from ^ f l .te ^ UR-1 Service Station - Susupe 2.00 provide both an affordable means CDA, the property may be turned Aldan’s Service Station - Garapan 2.159 of home-financing and ascertain over at cost to another future il the emplacement of basic infra­ homestead recipient.” Highest structure for homestead recipi­ “The intent of the seed money 9. .-j» '* « Unleaded/unleaded regular ents so they could have a decent is for a perpetual revolving fund UR - 2 Service Station - Chalan Piao $1.718 beginning’” he said. for financing of first time •vTT/j Castro’s Service Station - Garapan KOREA AUTOMOBILE FIRE 1.709 Hofschneider said homestead­ homeowners. In terms of the fu­ A MARINE INSURANCE CO., LTD. F & B Service Station - Sadog Tase 1.68 ers were sandwiched between a ture, this is one way where CDA UR-1 Service Station - Susupe 1.68 number of mitigating factors, in­ could provide interim loans to MOYLAN’S INSURANCE UNDERWRITERS, INC. UR-3 Service Station - Chalan Kiya 1.68 cluding the downturn in the local developers who are willing to Super unleaded/premium HOME OF THE GOOD GUYS AND GALS economy, lack of interest on the undertake residential develop­ Sablan Building. Aldan’s Service Station - Garapan $1.089 part of commercial lending insti­ ment for homesteaders or first m P.O. Box 658. Saipan. MP 96950 F & B Service Station - Sadog Tase 1.759 tutions to provide affordable timehomeowners,” Hofschneider Telephone: 234-6142/6442/6571/7185 UR-1 Service Station - Susupe Fax: 234-8641. 1.75 mortgage rate and the crippled said. UR-3 Service Station - Chalan Kiya 1.75 Diesel MIHA Housing Program. IMPULSE “These factors do not lend Aldan’s Service Station - Garapan 51.769 themselves to assisting homestead Lizama’s Service Station - San Jose 1.60 □ recipients in finding and securing BELTS, SKIRTS, CIGC - Susupe 1.599 BLOUSES, PÆV7S, affordable mortgage rates to build MIDDLE ROAD CIGC - San Vicente 1.5999 their first home with some per­ LA PERGOLA SHOES DRESSES Garapan Service Station 1.599 □ □ Kerosene sonal touch over other less palat­ POONS REST. BALI EMP. 10/30 *ac09538 able designs in terms of modem Castro’s Station - Garapan S2.50 single family homes,” he said. “Existing rates are extremely high as opposed to the borrowing power of single families here.” “In some instances, there are commercial banks here who do not have mortgage loan whatso­ ever. those with mortgage loan programs could provide this type of service however beyond the AND reach of most people at the me­ dian income level,” he pointed out. “Their rates for a 30-year loan runs 10.5 percent and any shot-term mortgage loan runs an interest rate of between 15-24 T & D's FINE JEWELRYsass percent which is quite steep for most of our people.” & ARTS AND CRAFTS “this is further aggravate by the lack of basic infrastructure in homestead subdivisions which goes to illustrate the government’s Pre-Holiday Sate lack of priority to assist first time homeowners with this necessity,” Starts November 13, 1992 Hofschneider said. “It is our ob­ ligation to provide proper infra­ structure in homestead subdivi­ sions.” “A good example of a home­ on the Island stead subdivision where there are no basic infrastructure in place is the Dandan area immediately o n l y 9 9 < south of San Vicente Village,” he said. “This subdivision is sitting Mon-Sat 2:00 -6:30 pm pS*c t on top of some waster source for s h e l l the southern section of the island. Drink Specials: T O A S L IT O Eventaully, septic tanks without NATIONAL proper sewage system will seep Bud, Bud Light 99< · Kahlua Drinks 99< CAR RENTAL into the ground water and the in­ vestment to correct it will be • Select Wines - monumental," Hofschneider pointed out. Gamay Beaujolais, Chardonnay, White Zinfandel 99 < LAY-AWAY AND Hofschneider noted MIHA’s Sugar King Housing Program ______· Cappuccino & Espresso 99<______INSTALLMENT PLAN built for about $10 Million by OCK “which could not be sold to Exciting Prizes will be raffled during the happy hour OFFERED! our people at affordable prices because their value or selling price runs anywhere between $80,000 M K H LA PERGOLA to $100,000.” 8-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VffiWS-FRIDAY-NOVEMBER 13,1992

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1992 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-9 E X O T I C UMDA.. e continued from page 1 f extension, causing a delay in the In a session last Tuesday, most saying the delay would be detri­ I AMERICAN DANCERS^ project. of the members agreed that the mental of the Commonwealth. H Lifoifoi said the financing dump problem has reached crisis “The longer we delay this IG auditing CDA's UMDA secured fell short of the proportions. project, the less revenue we re­ FOR RENT ROPPONGI amount actually needed to build a “Our government’s resources ceive. Itis an opportunity for us to first class, five star golf course are mainly derived from the tour­ collect more excise taxes and yet NIGHT C LU B land resort hotel complex. ism industry and yet we have we’re delaying it,” Mafnas said. .,.·■■■■ CALLER BOX AAA 895. MP 96950 ·,TEL: (670) 233-7070 · FAX: (670) 233-707V development fund 2 UNITS, 3 BEDROOM With the decrease in the ex­ tolerated the Puerto Rico dump to He expressed apprehension THE INSPECTOR General of the warranted,” said Harold Bloom, efficiently implemented its re­ pected funding, theproject would chase away our tourists. UMD A’s about the CNMI government CONCRETE HOUSE assistant inspector genefal for sponsibility as guarantor for the have to be scaled down. The offer is the best proposal ever to losing the chance to have the Interior Department is currently auditing the Commonwealth De­ audits in a letter to Governor Farmers Home Administration SAN VICENTE AREA number of villas may be cut and be approved by this Legislature in problem of Puerto Rico solved by Lorenzo I. Guerrero. Section 50*2 Program loa.'s: the budget for the golf course that it entails a solution to Puerto a private firm. velopment Authority’s Economic QUIET NEIGHBORHOOD Bloom’s letter indicated that the whether it effectively monitored construction may be reduced, he Rico problem,” Rep. Pedro R. “What will happen if this Development Loan Fund to de­ termine its compliance with rec­ audit was to start on or about Direct Family Home Loan Pro­ FULLY FURNISH said. Guerrero said. project does not push through. ommendations made in a 1990 November 2,1992. A staff mem­ gram loans; and whether the Meanwhile, members of the He said the UMDA lease ex­ Are we funding this out of the WALL-WALL CARPETING audit. ber from the Inspector General’s agency applied the correct for­ House of Representatives have tension had become an environ­ general fund? We should un­ The audit will also focus on the Saipan office, who requested mula for loan payment interest SPACIOUS UTILITY ROOM indicated support for UMDA’s mental issue which needs imme­ derstand that their request for portion of the fund administered anonymity, said the audit actually calculations. request for extension apparently diate action. a longer lease period is just COVERED CAR GARAGE by the Mariana Islands Housing began on Nov. 5. CDA Chairman John S. Tenorio BE PART OF convinced of the emergency state Rep. Jesus P. Mafnas also ex­ sound business practice,” he· “We will try to focus on capital said the review was a follow-up to of Puerto Rico dump. pressed support for the project, said. Authority and CNMI capital de­ ROPPONGI'S velopment funds. improvement projects, MIHA’s the 1990 audit when the IG found For Inquiries, Pis. C all: low- inccme family housing pro­ the CNMI’s non-compliance with “TTie objective of the review T E L . N O . : 2 3 4 -7 4 9 0 MEMBERSHIP CLUB 2 Ι Χ 1 0 Γ Θ continued from page 1 will be to determine whether the gram, and the capital develop­ an earlier federal grant condition Commonwealth satisfactorily ment loan fund which we had a of full-cost recovery for the Com­ FAX NO. .*234-3450 AND GET BENEFITS! Rivera, 32, who escaped by and Laude were taken to a house ing out, not knowing if his friend implemented the recommended chance to review in mid-1990,” monwealth Utilities Corp. ( A Division of Carmen Safeway Enterprises) Something Special For You. jumping out of the trunk of a car in As Lito where there were four made it. corrective actions indicated in our the staff member said. He said the follow-up audit where both were locked up, told other men. A resident of the Dandan prior audit’ reports on the funds The review will also determine would touch on both MIH A, CDA Ask for your card at the cashier. investigators he and Laude were In that house, Rivera and Laude homestead told investigators that and any new recommendations whether МША effectively and and CUC. abducted by two men in front of were allegedly beaten up Laude’s the night before the body of Laude the Saipan Bowling Center on gold necklace and wallet contain­ was found, he saw a car pass by Beach Road at about 9:30 p.m. on ing $1,000 were taken by the at­ his residence and noticed a figure JA trade Nov. 5. tackers. clinging to the trunk while a van Rivera picked the pictures of Rivera and Laude, the govern­ was following the car. · fair opens Bowie and Reyes Jr. in a line-up ment information submitted to the The resident said the driver of of 10 pictures when asked which court said, were then forced into the car appeared to be trying to ones abducted him and his friend, the trunk of Laude’s vehicle, a shake off the person from,the tomorrow Laude. 1985 Nifesan Sentra. vehicle. ,, , THE THIRD Annual Junior The witness said he and Laude Inside the trunk, the govern­ Based on the information pro­ Achievement Fall Trade Fair will ment information said, Rivera ROPPONGI NIGHTCLUBS were brought to the parking lot of vided by government to the court, be held tomorrow from 10 a.m. ROPPONG I, RESTAURANT (2nd Fir.) . the Bureau of Motor Vehicles in noticed the car was moving. He Laude, who was supposed to P O O N S ' I ¡until 2 p.m. at the Joeten Hafa RESTAURANTI' later managed to open the mink The Fun PtaceTo Be! > Susupe. One of the abductors al­ go home to the Philippines Adai Shopping Center in Garapan. legedly asked for $25 but Rivera and told Laude to jump after him. Tuesday, was struck by an 8 PM - 2 AM Daily I Leather bracelets, T-shirts and (C A S T R O S said he only had $5 and gave it to Friends of Rivera said the wit­ unknown vehicle and dragged candy-filled bottles are only some J G A S O L IN E S T A T IO N the two men. ness dashed to the boonies in the underneath the vehicle for of the unique products designed, After Susupe, Rivera said he Dandan homestead area and about 100 feet in the Dandan manuf actured, packaged and sold waited until daylight before com­ homestead area. by this year’s Achievers that will be available for sale. . . continued from page 1 The fair provides JA students Girl. the opportunity to demonstrate WERE MOVING known. Early Wednesday, a fire partly the skills that they have learned in A 62-year-old man was arrested damaged the second floor of Club' the Junior Achievement program, when a marijuana roll popped out Hollywood. their creativity in .merchandise to a NEW location in Gualo Rai while looking for his car’s reg­ No one was reported hurt and display and their salesmanship. (former Maharani Rest.) istration papers in response to a the dimage was still being esti­ For some of the Achievers, this is police officer’ inquiry. mated. their first opportunity to sell Ignacio Nugam, a resident of Meanwhile, an unnamed male products to the general public,d Koblerville, was arrested in Japanese tourist suffered scratches \vhile others are one or two year Chalan Kanoa. A police officer when big waves carried him to the veteran Achievers. stopped him for a traffic violation. reef boundary. The community is invited to stop by the 1992 JA Fall Trade Fair at the Joeten Hafa Adai ING LIVE ANA grant supports Ayuda Shopping Center and show your support of Saipan’s Junior 5 AYUDA Network is building funds from the federal govern­ Achievement. an information systems network ment administered by the Crimi­ IR S T FLO R A for the 13 public and private nal Justice Planning Agency. WAW to hold agencies which are currently part Ayuda was established to bring of Ayuda, according to Barbara coordination and support to all m eeting Come to Grace Ripple, project director. providers of social/human ser­ In a letter to Resident Repre­ vices in the Northern Marianas, on N ov 19 our First sentative JuanN.Babauta, Ripple Ripple said. ‘Christmas Open said Ayuda had obtained athree- In addition to the computerized THE GOURMET Club of the House” year grant from the Administra­ system, it hfelps organize training World Association of Women tion for Native Americans (ANA) events for social workers and (W.A. W.) of Saipan will hold their regular monthly dinner meeting to support its activities. counselors, educational events for on Thursday, Nov. 19, at 6:30 Nov* 26 Karidat (Northern Marianas members of the community on Social Services) is the adminis­ p.m. at the residence of Connie various social issues that impact Kenney in Capitol Hill. The din­ Thankgiving tering agency for the ANA grant the CNMI, and a directory of so- that funds the Ayuda Network. ner theme for the evening is inter­ cial services in the English, national. Members are to bring One of the services provided by Day Chamorro and Carolinian lan­ their favorite dish from their re­ Karidat is the Hotline, a 24-hour guages. spective country or island. kWe have everything^ telephone emergency service, “We also propose and support Agenda items to be discussed you need to with Dana Enyart as coordinator. legislation that benefits the social will be the upcoming election of Hotline funding is provided by welfare of persons living in the club officers for 1993 and the ^decorate for thej Victims of Crime Act (VOCA) CNMI,” Ripple said. cookie-exchange party planned holidays for December. Business Serviras See This group is opened to all women in Saipan. New members 8am-8pm Mon-Sat 10pm-5pm Sundays Classified Ads are always welcome. For more information call Connie Kenney 234-1269 · 234-1255 · 234-6339 Section at 322-5223 (evenings) or Sally Rivera at 235-3355. ______FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13,1992 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-11 10-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-NOVEMBER 13,1992 Court Calendar Nakamura, Remengesau win JUDGE PEDRO M. ATALIG Teresa A. Bautista Palau’s 16 states also must ap­ primary election by 53 votes. Nov. 16 9:00 A.M. Nov. 19 1:30 P.M. KOROR, Palau (AP) - Vice Sandra Sumang Pierantozzi, who the United States by 50 percent prove the amendment. Two tiny President Ngiratkel Etpison was United Ent. Inc. vs. Jung Ye ADOPTION President Kuniwo Nakamura, got 4,485, the station said. popular vote instead of 75 per­ eliminated. Hwang et. al. Nov. 20 9:00 A.M. who has spent nearly 20 years in Voters have approved a consti­ cent. states with less than 300 votes Remengesau easily won his Lino M. Olopai vs. Lorenzo I. MTC vs. John H. Robinson government, defeated challenger tutional amendment referendum Unofficial results gave 5,217 have rejected the change. ANNUAL ISLAND Guerrero, Gov. CNMI Nov. 21 1:30 P.M. Johnson Toribiong to become which would allow passage of an votes for the change and 3,083 Toribiong narrowly won the primary against three opponents, including Mrs. Pierantozzi. Nov. 18 9:00 A.M. Soon Ja Jang Matagolai vs. Palau’s next president, according economic and political pact with against. However, voters in 12 of Western Pacific island chain’s ARTS EXHIBITION Summit Marianas Corp. vs. Augustin Matagolai to government radio station - 'J l Pacifica Consulting Eng. et. al. Matagolai, Soon Ja Jang vs. WSVB. Quitano Gloria vs. HGA Dev. Augustin Matagolai With all ballots in Palau and Nov. 20 - Dec. 11 w : Corp. from overseas counted for unof­ Vicente T. Seman vs. John T. JUDGE ALEX C. CASTRO ficial returns, Nakamura finished Mon - Fri - 8am - 4 :30pm Sabían Nov. 16 with 4,841 votes to Toribiong’s IT & E Overseas Inc. vs. Vicente 9:00 A.M. 4,707 votes, the station reported. Wed & Fri (Evening) 6-8pm h A. Leon Guerrero CNMI vs. Frank H. Ramangmau The results still must be certi- Sat & sun - 10am-4pm MTC vs. Jose R. Sabían CNMI vs. Wilfredo E. Imperial fiedby the election commissioner, p s m - ÿ f Marianas Bank Ltd. vs..Franklin CNMI vs. Gilbert O. Todlong which likely will occur within R. Demapan CNMI vs. Jesus Omar two to three days, said radio an­ Marianas Bank Ltd. vs. Henry S. AG & INO' Vs. R ogelio C. nouncer Hide Sugiyama. Pangelinan Faustino An Exhibit of Contemporary The unofficial tally, which took Juan Sabían Reyes vs. Rita AG & Ino vs. Pei Hong Chen Arts by the Artists of a Benavente Reyes AG & Ino vs. Erriefeto L. Marquez several days to compile, was Rota, Tinian & Saipan j Nov. 19 9:00 A.M. AG & Ino vs. Divina G. Magtáan completed about 3 p.m. Thurs­ Jung Keon Yoo vs. Nicolasa R. AG & Ino vs. Agnes V. Martinez day, he said. at the CNMI Convention A Quitugua, et. al. For vice president, Sen.Tommy AG & Ino vs. Hui Jun Li ^ J p f f S S S " Center, Capitol Hill ,9 AG & Ino vs. Venacia A. Bagos Remengesau Jr. had 4,805 votes JUDGE MARTY W.K. TAYLOR Nov. 17 9:00 A.M. to defeat administration minister Nov. 16 9:00 A.M. CNMI vs. Robert Dela Rosa MG b E w WMCE t & j r Opening Reception CNMI vs. Leonora F. Bordallo, CNMI vs. Ingka A. Philip User... for Artists et. al. CNMI vs. Judith B. Corona Refrigerator CNMI vs. Michael R. Cabrera 1:30 P.M. Continued from page 1 November 20 CNMI vs. Save Xavior Takao In Re Estate of Toves, Albert Kfl. oldest, 56. Model KNT14KSWD (14 Cubic Ft.) 3:00 P.M. 6-9pm In Re Estate of Doo Young Fifty of the former users are JUVENILE Chung women while 33 are men. The Freezer Features JUVENILE Nov. 18 8:00 A.M. ,, numbers, however, do not neces­ For more information Nov. 18 9:00 A.M. Pacific Dev. Inc. vs. MPLC & • no frost cold sarily mean that more women are Call CCAC CNMI vs. Charlie Oden Tasi Tours,' inc. CNMI vs. Peasley Ngiraibekes 9:00 A.M. into ice in Saipan. • two twister ice trays 322-9982 CNMI vs. Jose Santos Castro CNMI vs. Marpol S. Agbavani Villagomez said women un­ • full width shelf Marianas Bank Ltd. vs. Anselmo Nov. 20 8:30 A.M. dergoing treatment outnumber 322-9983 P. Sabían CNMI vs. Yuen, Sili Keung men because the former usually • two deep door shelves 1:30 P.M. CNMI vs. Kang, Jong Choi real ize the need for treatment first Nicolasa S. Borja vs. Jose 1:30 P.M. than the latter. Refrigerator Features SPONSORED BY THE COMMONWEALTH COUNCIL FOR ARTS & CULTURL THROUGH ITS GHANTORS, THE NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR ARTS Tudela Borja Arturo F. Urbano vs. Sae Woun The 50 women are mostly in John F. Cool vs. Kristine L. Cool Corp., et. al. the 25-35 age bracket whose • no defrosting Maria B. Cepeda vs. Cepeda, Nov. 21 1:30 P.M. married husbands addicted to the • three adjustable sliding shelves Juan Sabían AG & Ino' vs. Xiang Ming He drug. REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL Armando B. Alcarazvs. Marietta Villagomez said the wives were • full width crisper DPW93-RFP-00246 Facundo Alcaraz Rota either influenced to use ice or Armando B. Alcarazvs. Marietta Nov. 19 9:30 A.M. were driven to do so to escape • dairy chest The Department of Public works is soliciting Proposals from qualified firms for the supply and sell F. Alcaraz Herman’s Modern Bakery vs1. beatings of their respective • Price $B25. • egg container of fuels, lubricating oils and automotive products for the island of Saipan. Geraldine A. Manalo vs. Michael Jose M. Rosario spouses. R. Cabrera MTC vs. Henry M. Ogo A number of the women patients • 20%DP $125. • 2 deep door shelves The requirements are as follows: Maria Av Quast vs. Duane G. MTC •.vs. Paz M. Manglona have divorced their husbands, or Quast • Balance $500. Product Projected Volume MTC vs. Ju^n M. Ayuyu are in the process of getting a • color-classic white & almond Liberty A. Rabauliman vs. financed for G month's on AOC Minimum Maximum MTC, vs. Bruce Blackburn divorce, Villagomez said. Rabauliman, James K. MTC vs. Semeon Tgisqcan 1. Unleaded Gasoline 400.000 gaVyr. 600,000 gaVyr. At first, Villagomez said, ice Emilio J. Ortiguerra vs. Christita MTC vs. Edward A. Mendiola 2. Diesel Fuel 100.000 gaVyr. 175,000 gal/y r. makes a person feel good, hyper­ A.B. Ortiguerra MTC vs. Ignacio,Iriz^ma active and even stay awake for 3. Various lubricating oils as required James William Johnson vs. Ma. MTC vs. Manases A. Àtalig four to five consecutive days. S 9 5 .0 0 per month on approved credit 4. Brake fluids/solvents as required But when the drug wears off, APARTMENTS FOR RENT the user begins to become vio­ Visit us today, for details The period for supplying the above products will be four (4) years. The firm will propose the teim lent, starts to hallucinate and of the contract. VESTCOR VILLAGE becomes moody and paranoid, among other negative behaviors. As part of the proposal, a computerized, automated service station shall be designed and constructed CAPITOL HILL An ice user can be very danger­ Holiday Merchandise arrival schedule: ous if he gets hold of a deadly by the firm. The facility shall meet DEQ and EPA standard. Preliminary drawings of the station Children’s Toys...... Nov. 16 are available at DPW Technical Services Division at a cost of $ 100.00. With the given specification weapon during one of his violent spells because he will not hesitate Christmas Decorations...... Nov. 16 as the minimum requirement, amortization of the cost of the service station shall be distributed for to use it, Villagomez said. a; Parents and other family mem­ Fresh Christmas Trees...... Nov. 21 a) Four-year period bers are advised to be alert on the Douglas Fir and Noble Fir from 6’-9’ b) Eight-year period symptoms. c) Twelve-year period “Ifanybody’sbehaviorchanges Free cutting & drilling of trees overnight, it is very likely of sub­ Proposals must be submitted to the office of the Chief of Procurement and Supply no later than 4:00 stance abuse,” Villagomez said. p.m., November 27,1992,. A common paranoia, Holiday Store Hours, Effective Nov. 23- Dec. 31 Villagomez said, is when a user Monday-Saturday 9:00AM - 8:00PM A pre-proposal conference will be held at the Department of Public Works at 2:00 p.m., on Friday, thinks he is hunted by authorities November 13,1992. like the police, or the Federal Sunday 10:OOAM - 6:00PM Bureau of Investigation. Some think they are God, or Proposals will be evaluated based on the following criteria: 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT - FURNISHED/UNFURNISHED were sent by God. A wife called a) Cost of unleaded gasoline & diesel fuel per gallon; Villagomez and said her husband • 24 hr. Water & Power b) Cost of service station; and who is addicted to ice is talking to • Back up power generator 234-7313 c) Completion time of service station. a tree. • Swimming pool facility Beach Road, • Ocean View As a starting point in helping The government reserves the right to reject any or all proposals and to waive any imperiections in curb the rise in the number of ice • Good maintenance service Chalan Kanoa the interest of the Government. users and guiding users to reha­ CONCURRED BY: "ENJOY THESUNSEÏS FROM YOUR BICONY OR PORCH‘ bilitation, Villagomez said parents /s/DAVID M. APATANG ELIZABETH H. SALAS-BALAJADIA For more information, please contact Tel. 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South Korea was to start work television program this week. * Daily, weekly, month to month or lease discounts Rates for trades of $1 million minimum. pledges before the 1987 elections/· yesterday on'a new $12.5 bil­ It is to be completed in four Ministry officials noted its po­ * Linens, dishes, TVs, microwave., maid service Fgn. currency Dollar in A m erican tax b ills lion international airport off the stages by 2020 on land reclaimed sition roughly equidistant from in dollars fgn. currency available By Mari Yamaguchi on taxation of foreign companies paid a $4.8 million tax supple­ country’s west coast under a 28- by filling low tidal lands between Japan and China. Tuesday * Laundry, 24 hr water * power, security in the United States. ment in response to IRS charges year plan to make it an aviation Yongyu and two other islands. The officials said South f Argent Peso 1.0100 1.0100 .9901 .9901 * Sorry, no pets TOKYO (AP) - Japanese com­ Fujitsu, Japan’s largest com­ that the company had set prices of hub of Northeast Asia. “We are confident that the new Korea needs a new major A ustralia Doll .6895 .6910 1.4503 1.4472 panies see one electronics maker’s puter maker, said it has been con­ video recorders imported by its President Roh Tae-woo was airport, when completed, will airport because Seoul’s A ustria Schlll .0897 .0887 deal with US tax authorities as a sidering measures, but refused to subsidiary too high in an attempt 11.153 11.276 to formally break ground for the become an aviation hub of gateway, Kimpo Interna­ Deposit arrangement varies with credit history. c Belgium Franc .0305 .0304 way to avoid disputes, but also as elaborate. to evade US corporate taxes. 32.75 32.85 airport on Yongyu island off Northeast Asia, which is tional .Airport, is expected B razil Cruzeir .00012 an indication of costlier Ameri­ Japanese are objecting, how­ Japan’s two largest automakers, .00012 8326.01 8 144.01 Inchon, 25 kilometers (16 miles) emevging as a new global eco­ to be overcrowded in two or B ritain Pound 1.5113 can tax bills awaiting them. ever, to draft regulations published Toyota Motor 1.5095 .6617 .6625 west of Seoul. The airport was nomic center,” Transportation three years. 30day fwd 1.5057 A major business group, the by the IRS in January on taxation Corp. and Nissan Motor Co., 1.5039 .6641 .6649 60day fwd nearly 1,000-company Federation of imported goods and parts. also were charged a total of about 1.5025 1.5008 :fe56 .6663 90day fwd 1.4990 of Economic Organizations, said These would allow it to reassess $645 million in tax supplements 1.4973 :6 6 fi .6679 C anada Dollar .7908 Wednesday it has complained to taxes on foreign companies in the in 1987, while Fujitsu paid $64 .7920 1.2646 1.2627 Stock market extends rally 30dayfwd .7884 the US Internal Revenue Service United States if their profits ap­ million in 1990, said Japan’s .7896 1.2684 1.2664 60day fwd .7867 health-care reforms are likely to 3,240.33, recouping almost all and the Treasury Department peared too small compared with leading economic newspaper, .7882 1.2712 1.268,7 NEW YORK (AP) - The stock 90day fwd .7849 go into effect only gradually. of Tuesday’s 15.40-point loss. about new tax rules that it says those of US counterparts. Nihon Keizai. .7863 1.2741 1.2717 market gained more ground to­ y Chile Peso .002742 At the same time, however, Advancing issues outnum­ discriminate against foreign Japanese businessmen say this Akira Nagano, a Matsushita .002748 364.72 363.88 day, extending the rally of the C hina Yuan .1801 some economists have minimized bered those declining by about companies. could lead to them paying taxes spokesman, said the company .1801 5.5511 5.5511 past month. P.O. Box 1120 Saipan, MP 96950 C olombia Peso .001648 the prospect that a spurt of con­ 9 to 5 on the New York Stock At issue is the prices American on profits for which they already believed avoiding future tax dis­ .001648 606.90 606.90 Analysts said the market con­ Tel: (670) 234-7018/28 subsidiaries pay to their parent c Czechosl Koru .0356 .0357 28.10 28.02 tinued to benefit from an easing sumer optimism and buyingmight Exchange, with 1,189 up, 644 Fax: (670) 234-7029 have been taxed in Japan when putes was worth compromising 11/10& 13(09565) D enmark Krone .1638 follow die election. down and 528 unchanged. corporations in Japan for parts the parts or products were sold to some classified data on prices. .1634 6:1065 6.1215 of the worries that arose among z Ecudr Sucre Interest rates 'have bounced NYSE volume came to an and products used in their busi­ the US subsidiaries. “What Matsushita did can be .000543 .0005431843.01 18 43.01 investors when it first became ECU 1.22910 1 around erratically of late while estimated 240.16 million ness. American tax authorities “It will be a problem if the re- one way to solve the problem,” .22800 .8136 .8143 apparent that President-elect d Egypt Pound .3013 traders await details of shares as of 4 p.m. EST (2100 want to guard against companies visedformula stands far from what the Finance Ministry’s Odashima .3013 3.3195 3.3195: Clinton was headed for victory in F inland Mark .2006 Clinton’s plans for govern­ GMT), against 221.88 million setting these prices too high to we consider an international rule,” said. “I think many other compa­ .1992 4.9860 5.020Q the Nov. 3 eletioa -1 0 U R «No F ranсe Franc .1867 ment fiscal policy. The Dow in the previous session. raise the subsidiaries’ business said Kiyoharu Odashima, an of­ nies will follow.” .1846 5.3560 5.4165 Drug stocks rallied strongly G ermany Mark .6257 Jones average of 30 industri­ The NYSE’s composite in­ costs and thus lower their taxable ficial at the Finance Ministry’s Ken Ohgawara, an economist .6238 1,5983 1.6062 following a Wall Street Journal 30day fwd als rose 14.86 points to dex climbed 1.92 to 232.58. income. tax division. He said member at Arthur Andersen and Co., told .6225 .6206 1.6064 1.6113· report that Clinton’s planned y > * v « Ä . N 60day fwd .6202 On Tuesday, Matsushita Elec­ nations of the 24-nation Organi­ Nihon Keizai that if the new tax .6183 1.6125 1.6173 90day fwd * WORLD TOUR & TRAVEL tric Industrial Co. said it has zation for Economic Cooperation formula takes effect, the majority .6175 .6157 1.Б195 1.6242 G reece Drachma New York closing prices reached agreement with IRS on and Development are reviewing of US subsidiaries of Japanese .004872 .004818 205.25 207.55 H ong Kong Doll .1293 .1293 7.7310 an advance pricing system. Un­ the new tax policy. companies may face huge 7.7320 NEW YORK (AP) Bmwk 141-4 Flntste 40 5-8 M atsu 88 SaraLee 591-8 der the system, which took effect H ungary Forint .0122 .0125 81.67 79.94 BurINth 391-4 Flemng 28 7-8 McDerl 221-2 SchrPI 64 7-8 “We believe that the proposed supplementary taxes. New York Stock Ex C B I 30 Fluor 42 5-8 Schlmb 62 5-8 y India Rupee .0352 .0352 28.409 28.409 McDonld 47 in March 1991, the IRS can assess regulations threaten corporate “The best answer for the Japa­ change closing prices CBS 196 1-4 FordM 38 3-8 McDnD 56 1-8 ScottP 36 7-8 *e S s H>NAL SAIPA»1* * ^ - 1 ndnsia Rupiah .000488 .000488 2050.52 20 50.52 С IGNA 51 3-8 Fuqua 10 7-8 S ears 43 3-4 ___ corporate data to decide appro­ activity seriously, and we strongly nese companies is to use the (ad­ Wednesday: M cK e s 43 1-8 1 reland Punt 1.6700 1.6622 .5988 .6016 С P C s 50 1-2 G T E 33V -2 Mesrx 17 3-4 S mtBc eq s 35 7-8 priate prices for parts and prod­ ask that the IRS revise the regu­ vance pricing) system,” Nihon CSX 65 5-8 G nDvn 101 1-4 M erck s 44 7-8 SonyCp 307-8 ucts imported by US subsidiaries. 1 srael Shekel .3873 .3788 2.5817 2.6400 AMR 64 3-8 С ampSp s 42 3-8 GenÉl 78 3-8 MerLyn 591-2 SouthCo 351-4 lations,” T sunekazu Sakano, head Keizai quoted Ohgawara as say­ A SA Ltd 32 1-4 This vjesK s N-lc,hts T 1 taly Lira .000734 .000734 1361.50 1361.50 С dnPc g 113-4 GnMill 67 3-8 M MM 104 1-4 S pellEnt 6 BaU_^-®®^^)5^bteÓccupancy Once such prices are decided, it of the business federation’s tax ing. AbtLabs 29 3-8 CapCits 448 G n M o tr 30 1-4 Mobil 601-8 SunCo 24 1-2 J apan Yen .008042 .008034 cannot raise any dispute over them committee, said in a letter to the The business federation said 124.35 124.47 AetnLt 427-8 С aterp 53 3-8 G aPac 56 M onsan 57 7-8 Supval 33 1-2 to seek additional tax payments. 30day fwd .008037 .008030 124.42 124.54 Alcan 161-2 Ceridian 161-8 G ¡lleta 61 1-8 M orgSt 53 5-8 T R W 54 1-8 IRS and Treasury. three of the 328 companies re­ AldSgnl 56 3-4 С hase 25 7-8 G d rich 46 M organ 63 3-4 T andy 28 » r ч S'“ A" F7; 60day fwd .008041 .008033 124.37 Many other Japanese compa­ Matsushita is among Japanese sponding to a survey last De­ 124.49 A lcoa 671-2 ChmBnk 361-4 Goodyr 69 3-4 Motoria 100 Teldyn 17 3-4 nies are expected to follow suit as 90day fwd .008041 .008033 124.36 124.48 A max 17 С hevrn 67 3-4 G race 36 N L Ind 5 T enneo 35 3-4 R aw aji53agL -oubK осмраочг companies that have had past cember were preparing to apply AmHes 46 3-4 С hlquta 15 7-8 GtAtPc 26 7-8 J ordan Dinar 1.4832 1.4832 .67422 .67422 N avistr 2 T exaco 60 they anticipate President-elect Bill disputes with the IRS. for the agreement and 71 others A Brand 42 1-8 Chryslr 261-2 GtWFn 141-4 N wVall 9-64 T exlnst 51 3-8 Lebanon Pd Clinton will take a tough approach .000515 .0005151940.00 1940.00 A E lP w 31 Citicorp 187-8 Halbtn 30 1-2 NflkSo 591-4 T exUtil 41 5-8 « - i » ® S Japanese press reports said it were considering it. A mExp 21 5-8 M alaysla Rlngg .3961 .3960 2.5245 2.5259 С oastal 25 5-8 H einz 39 O cci Pet 16 5-8 T extron 39 A G n C p 52 С ocaCI s 417-8 H ew IP k 59 Olin 391-2 TimeWs 261-2 /--,4 {O’· ITI°re — - z Mexico' Peso .000320 ,000320'3123.01 3123.01 A Home 68 3-8 CoigPal 581-8 H mstke 10 5-8 PacGE 303-8 T ravier 23 3-8 A m S trs 41 Honda 20 3-8 N ethrlndsGuild .5579 .5563 1.7925 1.7975 vjCoIGs 23 3-4 P acTel 40 3-8 T rinova 21 ’3-4 A T a n d T 45 5-8 С mwE 23 7-8 Honwel 63 1-8 Dollar falls; gold prices rise I\1. Zealand Dol .5235 .5235 1.9102 1.9102 P arCom 44 1-2 UALCp 125 5-8 A m o c o 50 1-2 Comsat 44 3-8 H ouslnt 53 5-8 Penney 76 3-8 U S G 11-16 SERVICE OFFERED N orway Krone .1541 .1538 6.4880 6.5025 A nheus 57 3-4 C o n E d 31 1-2 IT T C p 68 1-4 P epsiC 40 7-8 NEW YORK (AP) - The US A rmco 5 3-4 U S X M a r 16 3-4 * Computerized Airline Tickets and Reservations P akistan Rupee .0398 .0398 ConsNG 45 7-8 IT W 65 Pfizer 771-8 dollar fell againstmost major cur­ 25.15 25.15 A sarco 24 C o rn ln s 39 5-8 I mcera 38 3-4 U S X U S S 29 1-4 P helpD s 43 1-8 U C arb 14 3-4 * Instant Car/Hotel Reservations y Peru New Sol .6410 .6410 1.560' "1 .5 6 0 AshOil 25 1-8 D eere 41 5-8 INCO 20 5-8 PhilMr 77 3-4 rencies during a quiet day of trad­ U nPac 56 1-4 AtlRich 110 5-8 D eltaAir 57 7-8 IB M 65 PhilPet 24 5-8 * International Package Tours/Cruises z Philpins Peso .0408 .0409 24.50 24.45 U nisys 8 7-8 ing Wednesday, with bank holi­ NEW YORK (AP) - Spot nonfenrous metal prices Wednesday. A von 58 3-8 D ialCp 39 ' I ntFlav 116 1-8 ionrEl 20 7-8 P oland Zlty .000068 .000069 14627 14574 BakrHu 20 3-4 D igital 35 5-8 I ntPap 62 7-8 P olarold 31 3-4 U nTech 45 * Free delivery upon request locally days in the United States and Unocal 25 1-8 Aluminum - 52.8 cents per lb London Metal Exch. Wed. P ortugal Escud .007120 .007040 140.45 142.05 В ankAm 43 D o w C h 53 1-2 J ohnJn s 50 3-8 Primea 44 3-8 Canada. BankTr 66 3-8 D ressr 18 1-4 К marts 25 7-8 W arnL 69 3-8 Copper -1.0640 dollars per pound. a Russia Ruble P roctG s 54 1-2 Gold prices were up. On the .002506 .002506 399.00 399.00 В auschL 58 D uPont 46 7-8 К ellogg s 69 Q uakrO 68 W ellsF 74 3-8 TELEPHONE NUMBERS Lead - 32 cents a pound. S audi Arab Riy .2667 .2667 3.7495 ' 3.7502 BengtB 13-16 E Kodak 40 7-8 K errM c 40 Q uantm 14 3-4 W stgEl 12 3-4 . (670)233-3600/3700/3800 New York Commodity Exchange, В ethötl 13 7-8 E aton 71 1-8 Korea 14 5-8 W eyerh 37 1-8 Zinc - 4850-5243 cents a pound, delivered. S ingapore Doll .6112 HalsPu 44 5-8 FAX NUMBER gold bullion for current delivery .6112 1.6360 •1.6360 B la ckD 19 Entergy 311-8 K roger 13 3-8 R aythn s 44 1-8 W hitmn 13 1-2 Tin - 379.85 dollars per pound. S o. Africa Ran .3347 .3325 2.9880 3.0075 В oeinq 34 7-8 E xxon 58 1 -2 viL T V 1-2 R eyM tl 48 1-4 W hitk n 11 1-8 (670)233-3900 rose $2.00 a troy ounce to settle at Gold - 331.15 dollars per troy oz. В oiseC 19 1-8 F MC 45 L illy 62 1-4 R ockwl 25 3-4 W olwth' 33 1-2 Mailing Address: World Tour & Travel, PPP 305, S o. Korea Won .001279 .001279 781.80 782.00 В orden 27 3-8 FedNM 73 7-8 L itton s 42 7-8 R oyID 81 7-8 X erox 76 1 -2 $331.70. Republic National Bank w orld tour & Silver - 3.665 dollars per troy oz. S pain Peseta .008776 .008760 113.95 114.15 6 rMySq 68 1-2 F stChic 32 3-8 L ockhd 46 1-4 S afomn 36 1 -4 Z enithE 5 5-8 Saipan, MP 96950 quoted a late bid for gold of Mercury -205.00-210.00 dollars per 76 lb flask. TRAVEL $332.10 an ounce, up $1.80 from S weden Krona .1668 .1665 5.9945 6.0045 Sugar Platinum - 362 dollars 3-4-364 dollars troy oz., S witzerind Fra .6957 .6934 1.4375 1.4422 Л-Ф, лу ¿y Λ <4 / King Tuesday. N.Y. (contract). -sí&yvWA· Λ > λ5·«·ν> fv.V> Poors Restaurant Park 30day fwd .6935 .6914 1.4419 T.4463 Amy Smith, a currency analyst i Message o f Appreciation with the financial consulting firm 60day fwd .6919 .6899 1,4452 1.4495 HIGH WAY Garapan 90day fwd .6904 IDEA, said trading was muted the top. They want to buy their In New York it cost dlrs 1.5250 .6884 1.4484 1.4527 i i T aiwan NT .0393 because the United States was dollars a little bit cheaper.” to buy one pound, more expen­ .0393 25.45 25.45 My children and I extend our heartfelt appreciation to all our T halland Baht .03932 .03932 I I celebrating Veteran’s Day and That led to some interest in sive than Tuesday’s $1.5155. In 25.43 25.43 relatives and friends who joined us w ith devotion in the nightly T urkey Lira .000124 .000124 8063.00 Canada was enjoying its military Swiss franc and German mark London, the British pound rose to 8038.00 rosary, who assisted us at the funeral services, and who in one U .A.E. Dirham .2723 .2723 3.6722 Remembrance Day. cross trading, which Smith said $1.5260 from $1.5125 late Tues­ 3.6722 way or another comforted us in our moments of sorrow in the f Uruguay Peso .000287 .000287 3484.00 “It’s generally been a pretty left the franc weak against the day. 3484.00 passing o f our beloved FRANCISCO M. TOG AWA. quiet afternoon,” Smith said. z Venzuel Boliv .0129 .0129 77.3000 77.4500 mark. She said the franc lost some Other late dollar rates in New Investors also were skittish Y ugoslav Dinar .00500 .00500 200.00 200.00 of the bloat it gained during the York, compared with late We thank you for your thoughtfidness and generosity and most about buying dollars at current currency crisis in Europe. ECU: European Currency Unit, a basket of European currencies. HOUSE FOR RENT Tuesday’srates,included: 1.5835 especially, we thank you for your prayers for the eternal repose rates because they don’t know if In New York, the dollar fell to The Federal Reserve Board’s index of the value of the dollar German marks, down from ; ^ L:J the prices are topping out or will 123.975 Japanese yen from against 10 other currencies weighted on the basis of trade was o f our beloved husband and father.. later be part of a middle range of Tuesday’s close of 124.20. Over­ 1.5945; 1.4325 Swiss francs, closed Wednesday for Veteran’s Day. 3 BEDROOMS SEMI-FURNISHED prices. night in Tokyo, the dollar closed downfrom 1.4355; 5.3580 French a-auction result, Moscow Foreign Currency Exchange, commer­ Dangkulu Na Si Yuus Maase, “People are uncomfortable at 123.80 yen, down 0.57 yen francs, down from 5.3875; 1,353.5 cial rate, d-free market rale, f-financial rate, y-official rate, F1NA SISU zfloating rate. buying at these levels,” she added, from Tuesday’s close. Later in Italian lire, down from 1,358.5, especially if the prices don’t go London, the dollar was quoted at and 1.2660 Canadian dollars, up Prices as of 3:00 p.m. Eastern Time (1900 GMT) from Telerate Systems and other sources. MRS. FRANCISCO M. TOGAWA TEL.: 235-4868 higher. “No one wants to buy at 124.03 yen. from 1.26415.

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Especially harmful among Rota has taken up this issue and is Japanese-era wooden building has the Gilberts. ceiling of the still-standing Rita these was Omar. Among the committed to see that this prob­ jf r ififi EH S3 B3 Sûfl fcSI sa IBS EH SB SB I /■ — been located and is being docu­ “With the Gilberts being built, building, he said. Adding to the damage caused by these storms is lem is corrected as soon as pos­ mented in Majuro by the Marshall they had to re-organized the idea that it was a pre-fab design that which was inflicted on the sible. He has written a letter to the i .M E 2 Ù a LADYLS Islands Historic Preservation Of­ Marshall Islands defense,” are the Japanese inscriptions on east harbor of Rota. One must Marianas Visitors Bureau asking fice built for an officers ’ barracks Spennemann said. “They moved different sections of the building note, however, that the east har­ that they take action to address in a seaplane base complex - is the the sea plane base south from which say, “upper left” and “lower bor of Rota prior to Omar was this problem, since it has such a only one of its kind in all of Majuro to Mili because it was right”. “These were probably di­ grave disrepair. The harbor had strong impact on tourism in Rota. Micronesia that is still standing, closer to Tarawa (capital of the rections for the construction been neglected for so long that it Among the repairs needed are the said Historic Preservation Offi­ Gilberts) for sending planes to crews,” Spennemann said. “It is hardly usable. Omaronly served removal of sand, gravel and other cer Dr. Dirk Spennemann. help in Tarawa.” was advanced construction that to finalize the damage to render debris from the harbor and boat Today, the cement foundations, The Marshallese workers who needed skilled workers to pro­ the harbor inoperable. ramp which’blocks access to the three cement water catchments had nearly completed the Majuro duced. But it required only un­ This situation has a direct im­ water, the rebuilding of the pier, and one wooden building in Rita based were shifted to Mili by the skilled labor to assembled it.” pact on the people of Rota and the and repair and improvement of are all that remain of what was to end of 1942 or early 1943, and the Spennemann added: “Every­ tourist industry of the CNMI. the currently inadequate sea wall. have been one of several seaplane Majuro sea plane base never went thing in the building is notched or Tourist operators rely heavily on Senator ManglOha expects that bases in the Marshalls. A sudden into operation, he said. Two of­ bolted, there are no nails. The access to the east harbor, as do the response from MVB will be shift in Japanese military strategy ficers’ quarters, however, and a buildings were totally removable. local fishermen, divers, swimmers positive and prompt. The differ­ brought on by an American attack bathhouse, mess and other build­ “The Japanese built houses to and DPS for rescue operations. ent agencies of our government in the Gilbert islands (now ings were completed. stay, using two types of imported Residents and local business must display a “can do” attitude Kiribati) caused the Japanese to The buildings in the Majuro wood including cedar. The house people have voiced their concerns in addressing the needs of the cancel plans for using a major complex appear, to have been in Rita is 50 years old. Compare over the dilapidated state of the community. Hopefully, such will seaplane base in Majuro - after constructed from a pre-fabricated it to American vintage buildings - east harbor, and are willing to be the attitude taken in addressing most of the facilities were con­ design, Spennemann said. Be­ how many are there that have work with the government to re­ this embarrassing situation at the structed. fore the war, a Japanese facility lasted more than 20 years?” pair and upgrade the site to make east harbor on Rota. Spennemann said the building in the “Rita” neighborhood of Majuro is the only piece of sur­ viving Japanese wooden archi­ tecture here. “I’d like to see it preserved,” he said. The Historic Preservation Office is consider­ ing a proposal to move the build­ ing and reconstruct it near the Alele Museum to preserve a Japanese era building for future YES, generations. Spennemann explained the evolution of Japan’s military strategy in the mid-1930s that led to' the establishment of bases in the Marshalls. The development of long range “flying boats” dra­ matically changed Japan’s Pacific military strategy. These long range planes opened routes be­ YOU tween Japan and the Marshall Is­ lands, and turned all the islands into “aircraft carriers” - all they needed was a calm lagoon to land in and a supply ship for refueling, he said. The Marshalls was developed as the eastern perimeter of Japan's Pacific empire, with Kwajalein as the central military command post CAN! (Jaluit was the civilian adminis­ tration center). The Japanese strategy was to control the Marshalls from Kawajalein, while employing a screen of defense ··’. . av. ’.*■ , • i® ’ 3 h e u using atolls in the eastern Ratak chain. With bases going up in Watje, Maloelap and Imiej in MIDWAY MOTORS AND MARINE PRODUCTS Jaluit, tne gap in that north-south 234-7524/26 line could be filled with a base in Majuro. GIVE US A CALL, WE’LL GIVE YOU A RIDE! In the early years of the war, Japan had captured the Gilberts YES, WE CAN but had done little to develop for­ ... FINANCING AVAILABLE tifications. But an august 1942 attack by two US submarines changed that. According to P a c if ic I nternational M a r i a n a s , I n c . Spennemann, the two US subs P.O. Box 887, Saipan MP 96950 raided the Gilberts, causing a good Products You Can Located in San Jose on Beach road deal of destruction and embar­ Court On. Automotive: 234-8616,7524,7525,7017 rassing Japanese military au­ people You C aí Parts, Service & Body Shop: 234-7514,6881,6826 Tnsri _ thorities with the ease of the pen­ etration. In response, the Japanese be- 22-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-NOVEMBER 13,1992 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1992 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-23 Letters. . . continued from pages. L etters... and services (I assume food, gum, received in the past. Y ou also will taxes paid. More taxes on busi­ lose the moneys from the with­ ness, especially in such a dis­ «L. ______snacks, etc.), provided by night­ holding taxes from employees of criminatory manner, reduces Taisacan cites Laos’ accomplishments Voice Mail Service clubs. It appears that this would be in these, now defunct, establish­ business activity and reduces tax Dear Editor: unele, himself and for .other Rota agreed with the house version, order. CHC have no more medicine water projects in Rota. The sewer Improve Communications · Increase Availability · addition to the bar tax and gross ments. Also, the general economy revenues to the government. This is in reply to the letter of Mr. government officials. The result: which resulted to his resignation as and nor more referral money to line and the construction of Coli­ Tony Q. Maratita, which was pub- Public School System teachers here chairman of Appropriation Com­ send the patients abroad. So you seum in Rota. He was also instru­ Detailed Messages · Private and Accurate · 24-hour receipts tax that we already pay. will suffer because these em­ I left California and came to lishedin the Marianas Variety, letter on Saipan went on strike because of see Tony, even budget of 1992 was mented in having available farm Availability · No Special Equipment Required · Use From ployees are not spending pay­ Saipan to do business for that mittee because he could not pull the We pay dual taxes on our alcohol to the editor section, on October 26, land of funding for their salary, cow by its horn. Non-passage of not passed Rota was not affected homestead for the people in Rota so. very reason. Businesses are Any Touch Tone Telephone · Accessible Locally or Globally sales already because the quarterly checks at the market, purchasing 1992. garbage disposal fee and school budget 1992 was indeed a tragedy. because Senator Paul Manglona al­ that the young generation will be • Easy To Use · Unlimited Usage · Affordable gross receipts tax is computed to gasoline, etc. All business suffers. bailing outof California in droves Welcome home, Mr. Tony Q. supplies because Senator Paul The executive branch invoked con­ ways had enough funds available benefited. He also participate in include alcohol receipts, on which The bar/restaurants thatmanage due to the very thing you are at­ Maratita, after for many years of Manglona wanted to make the sal­ stitutional power by proclaiming a for Rota while Saipan is barely the Social Security, SSI and Retire­ FREE ONE MONTH SERVICE!!! we have already paid bar tax ev­ to stay open will have to raise tempting to do here in Saipan. serving the US Armed Forces, ary of his father a priority. major disaster for the CNMI yet it making ends meet that could result ment funds in their formation were Limited to the first 25 Qualifying Organizations/Individuals Congressman Jesus Attao dis­ your parents are now benefited. ery month. their prices. Passing 10 percent Please reconsider your actions and specially the in gulf war or Desert was challenged by Senator David to chaotic situation. agreed to this proposal and vehe­ On-Line VoiceNet Demo, Cali 256-8638 tax directly to consumers has the try to create legislation that will Storm. Your pronouncement about M. Cing in the court, that there was Senator Jesus R. Sablan was off- There are many legislation that I don’t know of any legitimate the character of former Senate mently held on and proposed salary island and could not muster enough Senator Inos participated to make VoiceNet is a service offered by Innovative Solutions, 256-6688__ help the Island, not hurt it. no “state of emergency” for the bar and restaurant that can afford effect of reducing consumer President Joseph S. Inos is indeed increase for government employ­ executive branch to involve in the votes for its passage. It took the the CNMI attain self-sufficiency. a 10 percent tax on top of all of our spending by an equivalent (or too political which dealt mostly on ees. Conference committee after Constitutional power. Senator Senate to reconvene and there, the Incidentally, I was in and out of other costs of doing business. Mr. greater) amount. Sales will be Sincerely, his personality not on the merit of conference committee meetings David M. Cing of Tinian won the fateful night on August 12, Senate Saipan, Guam and Rota in 1986. I Guerrero, haven’t you done your down and you will have not ac­ /s/Paul Trombetta his performances and achievem en ts were being held yet failed to make case. President Joseph S. Inos voted helped Governor Camacho on his a decision because Senator Paul Pacific Eagle Enterprises, Inc. homework? I wish that you would complished your desired result of in the Senate representing the island There is a parallelism to th is “Yes” and Senator Paul Manglona election. I helped Governor Tenorio of Rota. Manglona was asking too much for episode about Senator David suing and Senator Edward Maratita voted topple Governor Camacho because Tel: 234-7914 consult an economist and get an creating additional tax revenue. JAPAN PRODUCTS I am not honoring former Senate Rota while fund were generating the Executive Branch and the bib­ “No” for budget 1992. After the of my indifference. I worked with· 234-1210 expert opinion about what would Also, there will be employee Untimely here in Saipan while Senator Paul SenatorCalyofrom 1984 to 1987.1 WHOLESALE & RETAIL Fax: 234-6172 President Senator Joseph S. Inos. I lical characters David and Goliath passage of the budget 1992 house happen to net government revenue layoffs and other cutbacks. Ad­ am echoing his performances and Manglona denying the people of in the battlefield. When David, the version, they voted out Senate helped Mr. Joaquin Q. Atalig for by imposing this very discrimi­ ditional investment such as re­ typhoon achievements but before I enu­ Saipan the benefits. It took the hero of the Jews, slew Goliath, the President Joseph S. Inos. his quest for the Senate seat in 1985 natory and anti-business tax. modeling, making major pur­ merate some of his achievements, committee for the Senate and the champion of the Palestine with his Senator Joseph S. Inos partici­ against Senator Joseph S. Inos and You must be made to realize chases, and so forth, will be put let me state a classic example of lower house about six months for slingshot while Senator David of pated in many important legisla­ in the year 1985,f'w e formulate D e n y o performers and achievers. The its passage when finally Congress­ Tinian “slew” the Executive tion for the CNMI like education Democrats for Tenorióand Tenorio that the imposition of this tax will off, all which has a negative effect information man Jesus Attao lowered the salary team. ** on the economy. Tenorio & Tenorio administration Branch’s order. grant-in-aid for college students. **NEW GENERATOR reduce the tax revenues to the of Rota Mayor to $40,000 and in­ He was also an instrument for the So you see, Tony, you cannotsay Dear Editor: achieved financial availability to Acting governor Benjamin T. government, not increase them. If you want more tax revenue, all projects in the CNMI, particu­ creased the government employees Manglona was urging Senate presi­ passage of Marianas Technical that 1 am not a Rotanese my reason Japanese merchandise are First of all, many of the “night­ you must reduce taxes on business Why is it that after all these larly road, water and sewer con­ of the CNMI to 14 percent. Viva dent Joseph S. Inos to have a senate Assistant Program foradvancemcnt to leave Rota because there was no BUDWEISER TRANSPACENTER so business can prosper taxes and years our Commonwealth gov­ Congressman Attao. available-and.we accept or­ PACIFIC clubs” that you speak of (and many structions. session to act on the budget 1992 of skill training in Guam, and the way that I can work with Mayor EAGLE clubs like mine - a combination fees. You must put more money ernment is still unable to provide The Guerrero-Manglona admin­ Now, Senator Paul Manglona, because the government was be­ Job Corp. in Hawaii, also an in­ Prudencio T. Manglona because of ders. Just stop by our office ENTERPRISES, I chairman of Appropriation Com­ □ INC. , bar and restaurant), will go out of into the local economy in order to us with timely typhoon informa­ istration was the beneficiary of these coming bankrupt, teachers’ checks strument in forming the Northern political differences and I am now funds who immediately took action mittee, continues his own slaught Marianas College for the advance­ an owner of a small budding busi­ and make a good purchase. business. Immediately you lose stimulate that economy and gen­ tion? could not be honored by the bank, GUALO RAI. MIDDLE ROAD in solving power outage, continue from Saipan taxpayers money and Department of Public Safety ment for higher education for the ness here in Saipan. Inmymindril Our staff.are waiting to help the anticipated 10 percent rev­ erate additional tax revenues for On Monday morning I got up CMS doing the road projects and re­ asked $10.4 million more or less threatened to go on strike because people of CNMI. He participated be expanding my business to the about 5 a.m. and sought infor­ you. enues from these establishments government spending. More placing all water lines for better for the budget of Rota for fiscal funds were not available to pay for in the legislation to have 2 power island of Rota, if God permits. as well as the other taxes that you business activity means more mation on typhoon Elsie. I turned water distribution. Soon the sewer year 1992 and took them almost the policemen and no fuel for the generator Mitshubishi in Rota. He Hafa Adai., on my trusty weather radio only project will commence. These are more than a year to and still dis­ transportation to maintain law and was also an instrument to the road, /s/Jesus M, Taisacan to find out that our Emergency the achievements of these two great Operations Center was not even administrations both working for broadcasting. KSAI’s weather the betterment of the general pub­ lic. hotline still had Sunday morning ’ s M a r i a n a s I would like to recall how these forecast. Saipan Cable TV was achievements become areality from C a b l e V i s i o n also showing a report from early the participation of Senator Joseph Sunday. Fortunately, CNN, S. Inos in 1988 who was Appro­ broadcasting from half way priation Committee chairman dur­ around the world had the infor­ ing the 6th Legislature under Sen­ mation I needed to decide that it ate President Benjamin Taisacan Pacific Manglona while his counterpart was was OK to get my bike and ride then Congressman David Castro into work. Sablan, a democrat, who was the C lub saipan On Tuesday morning I also chairman of the House Ways and sought typhoon information Means worked diligently to make shortly after 5 a.m. The Emer­ the passage of the budget 1989 pos­ gency Operations Center was still sible under the governorship of broadcasting a report based on Tenorio and Tenorio administra­ tion. information from 10 p.m. Monday FIGHT Again in 1989, chairman of the night. KSAI’s report was based Appropriation Committee Senator on information from 1 a.m. Joseph S. Inos and his counterpart Tuesday morning. Saipan Cable in the lower house Congressman TV was still showing a report David Castro Sablan passed the from Monday afternoon! My boss budget of 1990 without delay. called the typhoon hot line in Thèse two lawmakers set aside their political differences and perform Guam and was able to get infor­ their duties for the welfare and mation from the 4 a.m. typhoon betterment of the citizenries of the IS report. Why didn’t any local CNMI. Senator Joseph S. Inos un­ sources have this information? doubtedly is nota selfish individual Why didn’t the Emergency Op­ nor showing any arrogance to the erations Center have the later in­ general public in performing his THE THE task as a public servant. formation that KSAI had? Why In your letter, you belittled the CHAMP CHALLENGER MONDAY-FRIDAY does our government force its passage of the budget for 1992 and Sponsored by citizens to make an expensive tried to demean former Senate H0LYF1ELD BOWE phone call to Guam to get the President Joseph S. Inos when he 0 N latest typhoon data? voted “yes”. Here are some suggestions: Let me recall the achievement of d u d , To the CNMI Emergency Op­ Senator Paul A. Manglona, Appro­ JGH? priation Committee chairman and L,aiL w !2S VIA Satellite on Closed Circuit TV at the erations Center: Please record his counterpart in the lower house and broadcast the latest typhoon Congressman Jesus Attao chairman PACIFIC ISLANDS CLUB report as soon as. you get it from of Ways and Means. Thcbudgetof D rink a “BUD” Guam. Don’t waste our time 1991 become almost a disaster be­ trying to translate thé report from cause Senator Paul Manglona pro­ Saturday November 14th Hata Adai Hotel the American English you receive posed $50,000 salary increase for Get A Ticket For Prizes! from Guam into the Chamorro his father, the mayor of Rota, his Doors open at 9am Bouts starts at 10am Rfianh Rnari I I English you usually like to Mexican & broadcast. Ultimately... 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In MANNA PRO is the largest feed mill in the United States, the feeds are directly from Oregon State 1)еаЙейеШег Rome, Vatican spokesman spokesman Joaquin Navarro и в и™ «юв»ииитп«вяньаш»·» which comes here fresh and have a good quality at a very reasonable price. wiMffil >ЯЗДгаЭДЮ'ЯШГ»«*ТОМ№МНГ Joaquin Navarro said the vote was said. е = = : . ч « - ~тКВШ Ш "В в II«™-«'- STK* YEAR MODEL UC. ä SEU. a “grave obstacle” to repairing The pope told the Most Rev. • Poultry Feeds available for sale at this time are as follows: the 16th-century split between George Caicy at the time that Tudela Gamecock mix A or B,Cracked Com, Egg maker 16%, U91-082 1988 CAMRY4DR. 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U92-063 1990 CAMRY WAGON AAO-886 6,945 Bids in duplicate will be accepted in the Office of the Chief of listen to one another and see if we "The Catholic chutch, foi Also a few 96 qt. ice cooler available, for sale. U92-074 1988 CHEVY CAPRICE AAH-570 3,495 Procurement & Supply at Lower Base, Saipan until 2:00 p.m., local can work together.” Following a fundamental theological rea­ J&A Store will be open permanendy by December, 1992 with 2 container-shipments every U92-083 1987 MAZDA B2000 AAF-984 3,195 day-long debate in the General sons, does not believe it has Lhe month. Store hours is Monday-Saturday 9:00 A.M.-5:30 P.M.. time, November 27,1992, at which time and place the bids will be U92-085 1988 CHEVY CELEBRITY AAO-681 3,695 Synod, the legislation won the right to authorize such ordina­ publicly opened and read aloud. Any bids received after the above U92-087 1988 CAMRY AAA-977 5,995 tions,” Navarro said. More new products coming in at a later date. Try it and you'll never quit buying them. necessary two-thirds majority time will not be accepted under any circumstances. U92-089 1990 TERCEL AAO-444 3,995 ‘The decision by the Angli­ from bishops, clergy and the laity. U92-090 1990 TERCEL AAT-844 3,995 can communion constitutes a A switch of just two votes among Contract time is 210 Calendar Days. Allbids must be .accompanied U92-095 1990 CHEVY SPRINT AAO-604 4,695 new and giave obstacle to L ite by a bidder’s bond in the amount of not less than 15% of the total bid U92-099 1991 SUBARU LEGACY AAS-484 7,595 lay delegates would have blocked entire pi oecss of reconciliation the path to priesthood for the price. Bid security may be bid bond, certified check, cashier’s check U92-108 1989 MAZDA AAM-691 2,995 with Lhe Catholic chuich,” he MAMAGAMA church’s 1,350 women deacons. or other form acceptable to the Government made payable to the 1192-116 1987 MAZDA P/UP AAF-646 2,995 said. AAF-558 3,695 Michael Silver, one of the few Treasurer, Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, with a U 92-128 1988 NISSAN PULSAR The twochurchs have sought U92-129 1990 MAZDA 929 AAP-844 12,495 opponents of women priests in closer ties since 1966. Angli­ KARAOKE NIGHT CLUB notation on the face of the check: “Credit Account No. 1453”. The U92-142 1990 COROLLA WAGON AAP-084 5,995 the crowd outside Church House, cans b t o k e with Rome in the payment of $300.00 is required for every set of plans, specifications (BESIDES MINI-CAFE IN GARAPAN). U92-145 1989 MAZDA P/UP AAC-313 2,995 said opponents now “have no I 6 tlicenluTyovei papal ret usal and other bidding instruction which can be secured from the Tech­ U92-146 1985 CAMRY 4 DR. SDN AAO-447 2,995 choice but to rebuild the Church to grant Henry VIII an annul­ nical Services Division, Department of Public Works, Lower Base, U92-148 1988 SUBARU 4DR. AAB803 1,695 of England from outside.” ment. Saipan, MP on or after November 3,1992. A receipt for the payment U92-149 1988 CARGO VAN AAA-486 2,995 Bishop David Hope of London million-member Episcopal should be obtained from the CNMI, Treasurer, Department of U92-152 1988 HILUX P/UP AAD-311. 4,695 shid that a split “is a danger, but Church in the United States. Finance in Capitol Hill, before applying for the bidding documents. U92-156 1987 NISSAN MAXIMA AAC-886 6,395 we have to wait and see how the Outside Church House, a crowd U92-164 1990 SPRINT AAO-474 4,695 thing turns out.” of about 400 roared its approval The Department of Public Works hereby notifies all bidders that it U92-165 1991 COROLLA WGN. AAZ-501 7,995 “I now have to reflect carefully 1987 AAD-373 3,995 as they heard a radio broadcast of will affirmatively insure that in any contract entered into pursuant to U92-166 BONNEVILLE on the decision and the son of ^ ------U92-167 1989 CELEBRITY AAM-425 4,9?5 Carey announcing the vote. Many this advertisement, minority business enterprises will be afforded options that lie open before me. U92-169 1985 MAZDA AAA-774 995 who had been anxiously clutch­ full opportunity to submit bids in response to this invitation and will And I hope that I will do that in a ! ' MILLED MIGHT SPECIAL l U92-171 1990 SPRINT AAO-484 4,695 ing lighted candles hugged, cried, not be discriminated against on the grounds of race, color; and generous and Christian kind of U92-172 1989 CAPRICE AAG-296 3,995 danced in circles and even set off | GENUINE MILLER DRAFT OR MILLER LITE BEER j national origin in consideration for an award. way," said Hope, who opposed U92-173 1989 4X4 EX-CAB AAO-903 7,995 fireworks. the legislation. U92-174 1990 HILUX AAN-628 4,995 ‘The vote was an affirmation The first woman priest is ex­ In addition, bidders are hereby notified that all bids may be rejected U92-175 1989 CAMRY AAR-014 8,695 of the direction the US Episcopal pected to be ordained in 1994, if the lowest responsible bid received exceed the Government’s U92-177 1992 4X2 AAY-Í 93 8,695 Church took and it will have an assuming that Parliament and estimate by more than 7% percent and it is determined that an award U92-181 1990 4-RUNNER AAK-480 15,995 immense effect on the Australian Queen Elizabeth II endorse the ! * i of contract would cause excessive inflationary impact. In the event U92-182 1986 4-RUNNER AAA-174 6,995 Anglicans who vote on it Nov. Synod’s decision. all bids are rejected for this reason, this contract proposal will be U92-185 1991 CAVAUER AAT-874 7,695 2 1 said the Rev. Robbin Clark, I I The legislation does not permit an Episcopal priest from Santa modified and may be deferred to readvertising for bids until a more women bishops. Parishes may lr,ME: 4:00 P.M. TO 2:00 A.M. ~l R92-018 1990 4-RUNNER AAJ-403 16,500 Fe, N.M. competitive situation exists. refuse to accept a woman as priest, R92-021 1989 HILUX P/UP AAN-167 4,695 Wednesday’s debate under­ R92-022 1990 COROLLA 4 DR. AAN-459 8,995 and bishops now in office cannot I__ EVER Y WED NE S DAYONLY !! !! < j A pre-bid conference for prospective bidders will be held at 2:00 lined the passion on both sides of R92-026 1990 HILUX 4 X 4 AAS-841 6,595 be compelled to ordain women or p.m., local time, Thursday, November 12, 1992, at the Technical the issue. “Where lies the R92-027 1990 H1LUXP/UP AAT-475 6,595 accept them as priests in their relevance of my gender when I Services Division, Department of Public Works. Questions con­ R92-030 1989 COROLLA 4 DR. AAM-478 4,595 dioceses. Following its SO COME ON DOWN AND UNWIND AS YOU DRINK AND SING THE exercise judgment, teaching, dis­ cerning the plans and specifications of the Special Provisions should R92-031 1991 COROLLA STA/WGN TAXI-366 9,395 historic vote, the Synod approved NIGHT AWAY. WE OFFER A WIDE SELECTION OF SING ALONG cipline, order and spiritual en­ be submitted prior to the conference. R92-032 1991 HILUX P/UPS/B ABA-561 7,595 severance pay arrangements for deavor?” the Rev. June Osborne, MUSIC ON-THE BEST KARAOKE SYSTEM ON THE ISLAND. R92-033 1990 HILUX P/UP AAO-739 6,995 any full-time priest who decided deacon of Bow in east London, The government rescues the right to reject any or all bids and to R92-034 1990 CAMRY 4 DR. AAO-737 7,995 to resign rather than accept told the Synod. SEE YOU ALL THERE!!! waive any imperfection in the bid proposal in the interest of the R92-035 1990 COROLLA TAXI-260 8,295 women. But Canon Christopher Col ven R92-038 1991 4X2 AAS-817 Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands. 6,995 Anthony Kilmister, chairman of London argued that “the male­ R92-039 1991 CAMRY IE ABB-381 13,995 of the traditionalist Prayer Book ness of Christian ministerial R92-040 1990 COROLLA AAS-431 REVIEWED BY: 5,995 Society, said it was “a very, very priesthood may be an obstacle to R92-041 1989 4X2 AAK-124 5,995 DAVID M. APATANG sad day.” But he added: “No one some, madness to others but I Chief, Procurement & Supply should react hastily. We must have yet to be convinced that it’s 10/26/92 slowly and carefully take stock not part of God’s revelation for Give report about crimes committed or being before taking any next steps.” the salvation of us all.” ELIZABETH H. SALAS-BALAJADIA The Church of England joins Carey had appealed to his fel­ Miller Lite. Director of Public Works committed. Call CRIMESTOPPERS 12 of the 28 self-governing prov­ low church leaders to “take the 10/22/92 inces that already ordain women risk of faith” and admit women to icyza, 3011/6.13(3178) 234-7272 (PARA) It's it and that's that. priests - most of them in the 2.5 the priesthood. 26-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-NOVEMBER 13,1992 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13,1992 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-27 POSITION VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT Committee to review MPLC, Tasi 're-green* Managaha The Mariana Islands Housing Authority (MIHA) is solicit­ THE BRIGHT green of ing applications for the position of EXECUTIVE SECRE­ species, “should be removed from When Tasi Tours took over the cf the island. According to Frear, Tasis’s Managaha Island in the middle of the island,” including, presum­ Managaha concession under its Tasi carried out an island-wide workers on Managaha have taken TARY. The position is located at the office of the Mariana salvaging proposals Saipan’s Tanapag Lagoon is a ably, the sand burrs that stab $4.17 million agreement with the cleanup and has maintained a the project to heart, offering sug­ Islands Housing Authority on Saipan. trademark sightof Saipan, but the visitors’ feet along the present MPLC, it also assumed responsi­ continuing program of trash pick gestions for the sites of new THE HOUSE Committee on based American Institute of Ma­ thoughit was offering 55 percent vivid colors come from tropical trails. bility for maintaining both the up, including daily raking of plantings and even watering the Natural Resources yesterday it rine Science (AIMS) - - have ap­ of the total find. Salary: $23,413.14 per annum or higher, depending on vegetation that survives despite a Mary Frear of Paradise Plants, cleanliness and the landscaping picnic sites. thirsty young seedlings. would thoroughly review pro­ plied for permits to conduct sal­ The salvaging permit would qualifications. tough natural environment. who has been hauling new posals for salvage operations in vaging operations near Agingan have to be approved first by the Without the plants and trees, greenery to Managaha for weeks, CNMI waters. Point. Legislature because the project Duties and Responsibilities: The duties and responsibili­ was classified as submerged land constantly churning tides and pe­ says that both beautification and Representative Antonio 0. Their objective is the Nuestra riodic typhoons would eventually ties of the position include, but not limited, to the following: activity. practical considerations play apart Quitugua, committee chairman, SeñoradelaConcepcion,a Manila sweep the entire island away. In “We are very fortunate that in the effort. Hedges and flow­ Typing of letters, memoranda, reports, mortgage loan docu­ disclosed plans to call for a galleon believed to have sunk the life of Managaha Island, hu­ ering plants not only improve the these private firms are offering to ments, construction contracts and specifications, etc.; fil­ committee meeting next week to somewhere between Saipan and man visitors are a small matter. Managaha environment by pro­ do what we could not do on ac­ ing, answering telephones, taking dictation, systematic determine a schedule for a forum Tinian. Using expert knowledge of na­ viding shady areas and wildlife count of our, lack of equipment,, where all the parties seeking sal­ Concepcion disappearéd in the tive plants and shrubs from Uni­ habitat, but also screen the prac­ filing of records, documents, use of computer, etc.; perform and know-ljow, Maybe if we do vaging permits would have a area carrying loads of gold bullion, versity of Guam botanists Lynn tical facilities needed for human other related duties as assigned. this ourselves, it may take us chance to present their proposals. jewelry and other priceless his­ Raulerson and Agnes Rinehart, a forever,” Quitugua said., visitors. Crinum lilies have been “I plan a very thorough check toric artifacts. comprehensive landscaping and Qualification Requirements: Graduation from high school He said the timipgfor the project planted around a nunu tree to on the credentials, capabilities and Both IOTA and AIMS claimed improvement plan for Managaha is right as it came at a, time when protect it from disturbance and or equivalent, and a minimum of four (4) years of secretarial reputation of these applicants to to have all the needed technology is well on its way to completion. the Commonwealth government hedges of Pseuderanthemum are experience. make sure that the CNMI gov­ and the latest in underwater Raulerson and Rinehart’s survey is tightening its belt due to lack of already growing near concession ernment will get a good deal,” equipment backed by intensive of Managaha vegetation helped shelters. funds. Quitugua said in an interview. research, to pinpoint the location to select native species which Where to Apply: Interested persons must submit their “The treasure has been there Existing ironwood trees along He assured that the firm with of the treasure. would thrive in the Managaha application to John M. Sablan, Executive Director, Mariana just rotting for ages and it’s a the Managaha beaches, which the best proposal and the most Over nine moths ago, IOTA ecosystem, while providing nest­ Islands Housing Authority, P.O. Box 514, Saipan MP blessing that somebody else will help prevent erosion, are being benefits for the CNMI will be entered into a tentative agreement ing sites and food for birds and an 96950. For additional information, call telephone numberS be doing it for us,” Quitugua said. reinforced by about 500 new selected to dive and retrieve what with the Department of Natural attractive, authentic setting for Nevertheless, the Rota con­ plantings. Native frees such as 234-6866 or 234-9447. is believed to be millions of dol­ Resources for a salvage expedition visitors. gressman was a bit apprehensive talisai and nonak are being put in lars worth of treasure beneath NMI for which the CNMI government The plan, prepared by Saipan’s placed, in addition to the native about reports that IOTA earlier No person shall be denied employment because of race, waters. would get a percentage of the Northern Islands Company for the shrubs hunek and nanaso which this year entered into a joint ven­ color, religion, sex, national origin, ancestry, or handicap. Two US-based firms - - the recovered items. MPLC and Managaha conces­ can be spotted along island IOTA Partners of Bellevue, The proposal made by AIMS ture with, a local diving firm and 11/9,10,11.12,13(3230) sionaire Tasi Tours & Transpor­ beaches. MARY Frear ofSaipan's Paradise Plants and assistant Romulo Eclipse. “just cut off \ts,communication Washington and the Arizona- was turned in only last month, tation Inc., consultations with the with that firm.” Coastal Resources Management He was referring to PROA Office and other CNMI govern­ Partners which recently wrote the ment agencies, is being carried committee airing its disappoint­ out by Paradise Plants of Saipan. ment over IOTA ’ s sudden change More than half, of about 2,300 of heart. plants have been put in place, For this, Quitugua said he with the balance of the work ex­ needed an explanation from pected to be completed at the end IOTA. He warned that good faith of the rainy season in December. would be an important factor in A large number of plants are be­ the approval process for the sal­ ing reserved for the island’s new vaging operations. Carolinian monument and sur­ rounding area, whichincludes the Daewoo gravesite of Chief Aghurubw. on any 1992 NISSAN car or truck According to the Landscape to produce Improvement Plan, the 4 hectare island has no less than 93 plant Honda cars species, 40 of which are indig­ enous. Twenty-eight are classified SEOUL, South Korea (AP) - as Carolinian medicinal plants and Daewoo Motors Co. signed an the report recommends that 8 agreement with Honda Motor Co. “weed, pests and hazardous plant” Wednesday to manufacture the Japanese company’s deluxe pas­ senger cars in South Korea, Daewoo officials said. The agreement means that all three top South Korean auto mak­ ers now have technical alliances with Japanese auto companies. Hyundai Motor Co. is linked with Mitsubishi and Kia Motors Co. with ¡Happy Mazda. A spokesman for Daewoo, South Korea’s fourth-largest ‘Birthday conglomerate, said the agreement Ço&ejiÂa. *iV. 'PeUacio^ will allow Daewoo Motors to as­ from: Dad, Kim & semble Honda’s Legend sedans Antonio and the Family starting next year. Daewoo plans to invest $140 million to build Legend assembly lines at its main plant in Pupyong near Seoul. The production capacity will be 5,000 cars a year initially, but will be increased to 10,000 by the tri, late 1990s, the spokesman said. The entire output is to be sold in HAPPY i ; the Korean deluxe auto market, 3rd 0 estimated at 15,000 cars a year. Daewoo recently severed its 14- BIRTHDAY JOETEN MOTOR COMPANY INC. NISSAN year partnership with General Motors AUTOMOBILE SALES, PARTS & SERVICE Corp. The US company is relinquish­ Isaac Boy Bulk £x the Human Race: f RO. BOX 6BO. SAIPAN MP 96950 ing its 50 percent share in Daewoo from your famihj TEL. 234/5562/5563/5564/5565/5567/556B “First on Saipan” Motors for payment of $ 170 million. Business Hours: Monday to Saturday 8:00am to 5:00pm FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13,1992 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-29 28-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VffiWS-FRIDAY-NOVEMBER 13,1992 INVITATION FOR BIDS/NOTICE TO BIDDERS REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS (AMENDED PRE-BID CONFERENCE TIME, BID OPENING TIME, AND DOCUMENT PRICE) CUC RFPNO. 93-0005 COMPETITIVE SEALED BIDS for the CONSTRUCTION OF THE AIRPORT Police brutality grows 53-year-old grandma The COMMONWEALTH UTILITIES CORPORATION (CUC) is TRAFFIC CONTROL TOWER AT SAIPAN INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, SAIPAN, soliciting competitive sealed proposals from qualified firms for the MARIANA ISLANDS, CPA PROJECT No. T-92-1 will be received at the office of the By Fred Bayles Six white officers and a black tor for Detroit’s Police Commis­ EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, COMMONWEALTH PORTS AUTHORITY, Saipan Interna­ Turnkey Repairs of Two 14,000 barrel Bolted Fuel Storage Tanks supervisor were suspended. sion, said police brutality charges tional Airport, P.O. Box 1055, Saipan, Mariana Islands 96950, umil 10:00 A.M ., November (Tank 101 and 102) at the Saipan Main Power Plant, Lower Base. 30,1992, at which time and place the sealed bids will be publicly opened and read. DETROIT (AP) - The death of a Mayor Coleman Young and Po­ have decreased over the past de­ The contractor’s attention is called to the fact that the project calls for a basic bid consisting gives birth to twins lice Chief Stanley Knox, both cade. of the construction of a 65 ft. high low activity level airport traffic control tower with 350 SF. black motorist at the hands of a Tank 101 shall be dismantled and reassembled using welds instead of cab, 1570 SF. administrative base, and generator building, trash enclosure, erection of two 30 racially mixed group of police black, decried Green’s death. “In part it may be because there By Lynn Elber created from sperm from her 32-· nearly 57 1/2 years old who gave bolts. Tankl02shallbeassembledusingweldsinsteadofbolts. Welds ft steel antenna support towers, a 19-car parking facility with electronic access gate, and related Young called it murder. are fewer officers on the street, site work including a 3400 ft plus project access road, site utilities, and demolition of existing has roiled this city noted for its year-old husband, Don, and do­ birth in California in 1956. shall conform to AWI, API and ASTM standards. Interior and exterior concrete structures, all in accordance with the plans and specifications. integrated police force. At a vigil Tuesday night at the but we’d like to think there is less ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) - A 53- nated eggs. Test-tube pregnancies for older of both tanks shall be sand blasted to commercial blast finish, tanks to The construction includes additive and deductive bid items. The additive is to increase the The case resounds with disqui­ death scene. Green’s neighbors to complain about,” he said. tower height from 65 ft to 75 ft by adding one intermediate floor level. The deductive is to year-old grandmother, who turned At a news conference Wednes­ women have stirred debate over be painted, interior and exterior, with epoxy paint. Tanks shall be decrease the tower height from 65 ft to 55 fL by removing one intermediate floor level. Each eting echoes of the Rodney King held flickering candles and talked Bill Goodman, an attorney who back her biological clock by way day, Shearing described his whether such procedures are the pressure tested in accordance with API standards and by a certified prospective contractor is to submit their bid for the additive and deductive bid items. The basis case. But those familiar with of mounting police harassment has brought dozens of brutality of artificial hormones and test-tube inspector, provide a certificate of non-leakage to the U.S. Environmen­ of award will be the sum of all the bid items under the Basic Bid. daughters as “beautiful, absolutely best use of limited medical re­ The project is being financed by funds from the Commonwealth Ports Authority and by funds Detroit’s police say Malice by black and white officers - in cases against Detroit, agrees there fertilization, has given birth to twin fantastic.” sources and whether they pose too tal Protection Agency (EPA) in compliance with Spill Prevention from the U .S. Congress. The contract award, if it is to be made, will be made within two months Green ’ s death points to something particular, white plainclothes of­ has been improvement, but he sees girls. “Everything looks great,” Dr. high a risk to older women. Control and Countermeasure (SPCC) regulations. (2) from the date of bid opening. The contractor’s attention is called to the fact that the project involves submittal of proposal s else: an undermanned force lack­ ficers Larry Nevers and Walter other problems growing in the The babies, bom 12 weeks pre- Leonard Fox, a neo-natalogist at Critics also say it’s not fair to the for the Basic bid Item, Additive Bid Item No. 1, Additive Bid Item No. 2, and Deductive Bid ing the money or leadership to Budzyn. department’s response to the drug matureTuesday to Mary Shearing, Martin Luther Hospital, said of the children, who may find themselves Both tanks shall be fitted with an ultrasonic level indicator. Each tank Item No. 1. These arc referred to in the proposal schedule, Proposal section of the project weed out “thumpers,” the violent Nevers, 52, and Budzyn, 42, trade. were listed in guarded condition newborns. “The chance of survival caringfor aged parents early in life. shall be painted with “CUC Tank 101” and “CUC Tank 102” in 3 feet specifications. Award of the contract will bemade for the additivebiditcms and/or the deductive high letters. bid items depending on the availability of funds. cops of both races. have a record of 25 citizen com­ “They go into houses with guns Wednesday at an Anaheim hospi­ looks excellent. Shearing and her husband of This contract is under and subject to Executive Order 11246, as amended, of September 24, “I can’t believe this is happen­ plaints and five lawsuits against at people’s heads and ask ques­ tal. Both were under 3 pounds (1.3 Hospital spokesman Dennis seven years said they wanted to 1965, the Federal Labor provisions and the Equal Employment Opportunity (EO) provisions as Proposal shall list the design standards and spécifications to be used in contained in the contract, specifications and bid documents. ing inmy city,” said Carrie Wash­ them. tions later, ,pr stop people on the. kilograms). Gaschen said the oldest post­ encourage older women who might the design and construction of the tanks and shall not be limited to those All mechanics and laborers on the project shall be paid no less than the minimum wage rate ington, a mother of three grown On Saturday, Nevers told the street,” he paid,. “When they ap­ Shearing, who has three children menopausal woman in the United be considering pregnancy. established by the U.S. Secretary of Labor. A copy of the Department of Labor Wage Rate specifically mentioned in this RFP. Proposal shall describe the method Dcterm ination is applicable to this contract and is made a part of this specification (Sec Section children. “The police used to be Detroit Free Press, “I must have prehend drug dealers, no one and two grandchildren from a States to have delivered a test-tube The first baby to be bom, Amy to be used to convert the bolted tanks to welded tanks and provide a 70-24). our friends.” done something wrong. A guy complains. But,a macho attitude previous marriage, was going baby previously was 52. Leigh, was delivered vaginally. She Each bidder must complete, sign and furnish, prior to award of the contract (CPA Project No. warranty that the conversions will meet all applicable industry stan-' Green, an unemployed father died,” but added, “nobody knows through menopause when she was T-9 2 -l)ihe‘'Biddcr,sStatementonPrcvjousContractsSubjecttoEEOClausc”,a"Certification prevails and it has increased the The Guinness Book of Records weighed 2 pounds, 2 ounces (1 dards and Federal regulations for welded fuel storage tanks of Nonsegrcgated Facilities” (See Specifications). of five, died from head injuries in what it’s like out there.” realm of excessive force.” implanted May 15 with embryos lists the oldest mother as a woman kilogram). Required Notices for All Contracts. a fracas Nov. 5 with police. Budzyn has declined to com­ a. The bidder mustsuppJyalJ the information required by the bid form sand specifications. The police force has been cut Proposals shall detail the method of evaluating and repairing the tanks, While no official details have ment. b. The Commonwealth Ports Authority (CPA), in accordance with title VI of the Civil 26 percent to 3,850 officers from including but not limited to necessary cleaning, sanding, sealing, Rights Act of 1964, hereby notifies all bidders that they (bidders) must affirmatively been released, witnesses say the Detroit has paid large sums to insure that with respect to any contract entered into pursuant to this advertisement, five years ago because of budget painting and pressure testing. The submission of a graphic project confrontation began as Green settle police brutality suits, but minority business enterprises will be afforded full opportunity to submit bids in cuts, and the department has been Publishers ask gov’t to lift news schedule is required. response to this invitation and will not be discrim inaled against on the grounds of race, dropped off a friend near a also has won praise for cleaning scarred by scandal. This year, color or national origin in consideration for award. boarded-up hair salon suspected up the bad image it acquired in the The bidder’s attention is invited to the fact that the proposed contract shall be under and former Chief William Hart was CUC stresses that this is a turnkey project and that the contractor will subject to the equal opportunity clause as set forth in Part UI, Section 302 (b) of Executive Order to be a crack house. early 1970s. At that point, a spe­ ban on prince’s search for bride be responsible for all engineering and design, supply and transport of 11246, as amended by Executive Order 11375 dated October 13,1977, and Section 60-1.4 (b) sentenced to 10 years in prison for Two plainclothes officers in a cial anti-crime unit that included all necessary materials and equipment, labor, construction, painting, of the regulations of the Secretary of Labor (41 CFR 60-1) as implemented by Section 152.61 his role in the disappearance of By David Thurber “Japanese newspapers have following additional requests of the Federal Aviation Regulations, to the contract and labor provisions as set forth in Section “power unit,” an unmarked car Nevers was involved in the deaths printed thousands of lines of in­ from the agency, and the 173- connection to existing systems, permits, taxes etc. 152.55 and Appendix H, Part 152, of the Federal Aviation Regulations, and to the applicable assigned to high crime areas, con­ of 20 people. $2.6 million in police funejs. provisions of Title VI of the Civil rights Act of 1964 (78 StaL252) implemented by Part 21 of TOKYO (AP) - A group of 85 formation about Britain’s royal member Japan Newspaper Pub­ fronted Green. Witnesses said In 1974,18 percent of the police Civilians and some police say the Regulations of the Office of the Secretary of Transportation. Also, the proposed contract will small publishers told Japan’s mass family but nothing at all” about lishers and Editors Association is Firms wishing to inspect the tanks are requested to contact the Power be subject to the Contractor’s Certification of non-segregated facilities. police began beating him when force was black; today 58 percent these internal problems have Generation Manager, Mr. Pedro Castro, at 322-4129. Performance and payment bonds are required as specified in the specifications. media Wednesday that it’s time Naruhito’s search, Kitagawa told to decide Thursday whether to he refused to drop something in are in a bity that’s three-quarters preoccupied (the administration The apparent low bidder and any known first tier subcontractor will be subject to a pre-ward, to lift a nine-month ban on report- foreign reporters. extend it again. The association equal opportunity compliance review by representatives of the Office of Federal Contract his hand, identified variously as a black. already complacent to charges of Selection of the firm(s) will be based on technical qualifications, ing about Crown Prince “We’re not very interested in includes most of Japan’s major Compliance Programs, U.S. Department of Labor, before the award of the contract for the Thomas Eder, chief investiga­ approach to project, experience, organization, cost, time to complete purpose of determining whether the bidder and/or his subcontractors arc able to comply with the wallet, a piece of paper or (hugs. excessive force. Naruhito’s prolonged search for a newspapers and television and finding out who the crown prince the project and warranty provided for the work. provisions of the equal opportunity clause. bride. If the bidder has participated in a previous contract subject to the equal opportunity clause will marry. Rather, we’re con­ radio stations. The group said it was worried cerned that Japanese society has “This is an exceptional case,” and has not subm iued compliance reports as required by applicable instructions, the bidder shall Proposals shall be submitted in five (5) copies and marked CUC subm it, prior to award of contract, a compliance report covering the delinquent period or such that a further extension of the this kind of a system." Japan’s said an association official, who REQUEST FOR PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATION STATEMENTS RFP93-0005 to Manager, Procurement and Supply, Commonwealth other period specified by theFAA or the Director, Office of Federal Contract Compliance, U.S. news blackout would set a bad spoke on condition of anonymity. Department of Labor. major newspapers, news agencies Utilities Corporation, Lower Base, Saipan, MP 96950, no later than A bidder o t prospective prime contractor or proposed subcontractor shall be required to FOR precedent for free speech. “We agreed to the ban because and broadcast stations agreed in 2:00 p.m., local time, Monday, November 30,1992. submit such information as the FAA or the Director, Office of Federal Contract Compliance, “We believe it is a crisis in our request prior to the award of a contract or subcontract Whcn-a determination has been made DESIGN/CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT SERVICES February to an initial three-month we wanted to support the crown freedom of publication,” said to award the contract or subcontract to a specified contractor, such contractor or subcontract to news blackout on the crown prince in his search for a bride and CUC reserves the right to reject any or all proposals for any reason and a specified contractor, such contractor shall be required, prior to award, or after the award, or Akira Kitagawa* a member of the thought it would take atmost three both to furnished such other information as the FAA or the director requests. The Commonwealth Ports Authority (CPA) is soliciting statements of professional qualifications for the prince’s marital maneuvers in to waive any defects in said proposals, or any of them, if in its sole Contract documents, including plans and specifications, may be examined at the Office of the purpose of selecting a firm(s) to perform design and/or construction management services in connection with group of book publishers. response to a request from the months,” he said in a telephone opinion to do so would be in its interest. All proposals shall become the Executive Director, Commonwealth Ports Authority, or can be obtained from this office upon CPA projects at Saipan International Airport, West Tinian Airport, and Rota International Airport. The While British reporters relent­ interview. “But once we’ve the payment ofTWO HUNDRED FIFTY DOLLARS ($250.00) for each set of plan documents. Imperial Household Agency, property of CUC. This amount is nonrctumable. Payment shall bemade by check payable to the Commonwealth following list of projects demonstrates the type of projects CPA undertakes and is not all-inclusive. It is lessly pursue stories about scan­ which manages the imperial started, it’s difficult to bring it to Ports Authority. expected that the selected firm(s) may be assigned projects from time to time during a 3-year period. dal and discord in their royal family’s affairs. an end.” Copies of the aforementioned contract documents may also be examined or obtained at the All inquiries shall be directed to Mr. Pedro Castro, Power Generation^ family, Japanese major media The secretive agency said The group of book publishers, Superintendent for CUC at telephone numbers (670)3224129/4131/ office of Efrain F. Camacho, Consulting engineers: SAIPAN INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Efrain F. Camacho, Consulting Engineers faithfully observe an agreement overheated news coverage of the called the Publications Distribu­ Flame Tree Terrace 1. Engineering Design for Computer Control ^Security System. not to report or speculate about search would scare off potential tion Planning Council, includes /s/Ramon S. Guerrero P.O. Box 2415 (To coordinate with FAA for the required level of security system, to design the systciq.and to oversee its Saipan, MP 96950 marriage prospects for Naruhito, brides and violate their human many companies that specialize in Executive director implementation including testing for acceptance.) 11/53,20,27 (3276) Phone Number 322-7814/7815 32. Even the ban itself has received rights. books on social issues with a left- A pre-bid conference will be held at SAIPAN INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT CONFER­ 2. Design and Construction Management for one (1) 3,000 Gallon Aircraft Fire Rescue fighting ydpcle. ENCE ROOM, at 2:00 P.M. on November 16, 1992 to explain and clarify any questions little publicity. The ban has been renewed twice of-center political perspective. regarding this project. Questions should be submitted to ihc Consultant, in writing, at least five 3. FAR Part 150 Noise Control and Compatibility Study. (5) days in advance for answers at this pre-bid conference, with a copy of same mailed 4. Apron Expansion. simultaneously to the Executive Director, Commonwealth Ports Authority. (Design and construction management for apron expansion to allow for two (2) aircraft parking positions Each prospective bidder shall file with the Commonwealth Ports Authority, at the above Saipan address, a notice of his intention to bid in a form substantially similar to that supplied including associated taxiway, fuel line, and support system) Island art exhibit opens Nov. 20 Tele Adi herewith, not less than six (6) calendar days prior to the date hereinabove designated for'opening -Talking Advertising Service- of bids. WEST TINIAN AIRPORT Each bid shall be on a form furnished by the Commonwealth Ports Authority. Furthermore, THE 11TH Annual Island Art Ex­ with lines, shapes and colors”.' She the Northern Marianas College. Unique service that provides talking advertisements via 1. Construction Management Services for Terminal Building Renovation and Expansion. sayseven she isoften surprised at the Have you ever seen an assem­ each prospective bidder shall submit his/her qualifications statements not less than ten (10) hibit will commence with a grand the telephone. The TeleAdS symbol and a special three calendar days prior to the date hereinafter designated for opening of bids. 2. Construction Management for Perimeter (Security) Fencing. reception on Nov. 20 at the Con­ end result which probably accounts blage? Well, you will have a Each proposal shall be on a form furnished by the Commonwealth Ports Authority (Intend 3. Construction Management for the Airfield Lighting System. vention Centeron Capitol Hill from for the exciting energy in her paint­ chance to acquaint yourself with digit code can be used with an unlimited number of print to Bid). 6 p.m. to 9 pjn. ings. this 3 dimensional art form at the advertisements. Advertisers can update the TeleAdS The Commonwealth Ports Authority reserves the right to reject bids in accordance with And to round out the painting exhibit with theimaginativepieces Section 3.2 (7) of its Procurement Rules and Regulations. ROTA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT. The works will be on display message at anytime, through use of a security code, from until Dec. 11. mediums submitted so far were the by Jim Williams. Using found 1. Construction Management Services for Terminal Building Renovation and Expansion. any touch tone telephone. The TeleAdS message can be of 10-15-92 /s/J.M Guerrero Among the Saipan-born artists watercolors by Connie Adams. Her and hand-fashioned objects, Dale Contracting Officer for CPA 2. Design and Construction Management for Airport Perimeter (Security) Fence. exhibitingisRobHunter. Look for works in th is difficult medium are , mostly out of wood, he constructs any length, and in any language! With TeleAdS you have 3. Construction Management for the Apron Expansion. FEDERAL REQUIREMENTS FOR ADVERTISING legendsof the Micronesian Islands, crisp, yetimpressionistic. This artist his art piece — a shrine, if you total control of your advertised message. (INVITATION FOR BID/NOTICE TO BIDDERS) particularly Palau, weaving their seems to have left thestereo typical will, reflecting present day pat­ Firms interested in being considered for CPA projects are requestedio submit to CPA statements of professional pale watercolors far behind. terns of life. TeleAdS enhances your advertised message and increases The proposed contract is under and subject to Executive Order 11246, as amended, of way into his oil paintings. There September 24,1965, and to the Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) and Federal Labor qualifications no later than November 30,1992. Statements of qualifications should addresS the areas generally seems to be a historical promi­ Paintings are not the only works For the first time the Annual your market exposure. The information that TeleAdS Provisions. described below: nence always in Rob’s paintings. represented here. A fabric artist, Pat Island Art Exhibit will have a provides is a direct result of your potential customer's All labor on the project shall be paid no less than the minimum wage rales established Yap, is entering a triptych (three locked jewelry case. Here will be 1. Design/construction management experience related to past CPA projects funded in whole or in part by the In acrylic painting look for Joe specific request. This creative method of advertising by the U.S. Secretary of Labor. FAA. Kani, also Saipan-bom. Joe at­ separate works, hung together). The shown such diverse works as Each bidder must supply all the information required by the bid documents and specifi improves the effectiveness of standard print advertising cations. 2. Design/construction management experience in the CNMI. tended ait school in Seattle, Wash­ triptych is embroidery Qn wool, but goldsmithing done by Dave is as flowing in design and color as a Wimie of the Diamond Gallery The EEO requirements, labor provisions and wage rales arc included in the specifics 3. Resumes of key personnel. ington. He brought back with him and provides a success ratio that is unparalled by any lions and bid documents and arc available for inspections at the Commonwealth Ports a bold contemporary look, but the painting. and necklaces by Ann Lehmann, other form of advertising. TeleAdS turns "passive" Auihaitei 4 Ability to perform design activities promptly and experience with FAA procedures. While wearetalkingflowing lines, a contemporary header. Dave, Each bidder must complete, sign and furnish, prior to award of the contract (at way he uses dark colors to describe advertising into "interactive" by providing information submission of the bid), the “Bidder’s Statement on Previous Contracts Subject to EEO the island faces in his paintings is be sure to notice the ceramics of who has been a goldsmith for 16 Clause”, and the MCertifications of nonsegrcgated Facilities” as contained in the Bid Only firms who have or who are willing to establish an office in the Commonwealth and who have valid business uniquely Micronesian. Barry Wonneberg, an expert in Raku years will also display the tools of to an audience that is interested and motivated to take proposal. licenses will be considered. Since this is a contemporary pottery here on island... The Raku his unique art Ann attributes the action on your advertised message! A contractor having 50 or more employees and his subcontractors having 50 or more Send information to: show, let us not forget our abstract process he uses involves removing distinctive look of her necklaces employees and who may be awarded a contract of $50,00 or more will be required to the piece when it is red not from the to the use of unique and often maintain an affirmative action program, the standards for which are contained in the Mr. Roman T. Tudela painters, living on island. Cheryl FREE ADVERTISING!!! kiln and smothering it in coconut “hand made beads from all over specifications. Executive Director Treiber comes to mind who is the One free month with your 3, 6, To be eligible for award, each bidder must comply with the affirmative action require Commonwealth Ports Authority arts director of the Northern fronds or various combustible par­ the world." merits which are contained in the specifications. Saipan International Airport ^ Marianas College. Cheryl de­ ticles. The smoldering process adds Art pieces can bcsubmitted to the or 12 m onth paid subscription. In accordance with Title VI of the civil rights Act of 1964. Minority business richness and variety to the surface of C.CAC. office until Nov. 15. for enterprises will be afforded full opportunity to submit bids in response to this invitation P.O. Box 1055 | scribes her abstract work as “a and will not be discriminated against on the grounds of race, color or national origin in processof discovery while playing his glazes. Barry teaches ceramics at more information call 322-9982/3. TeleAdS is a service offered by Innovative Solutions, 256-6688 consideration for an award of any contract entered into pursuant to this advcrtiscmcnL Saipan MP 96950 R Women will be afforded equal opportunity in all areas of employment. However, the Date: 10-29-92 /s/J.M. GUERRERO employment of women shall not diminish the standards of requirements for the employ Chairman/Contracting Officer mcnt of minorities. 1CY23,30-11*.13<3149) 30-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-NOVEMBER 13,1992 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13,1992 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-31

PUBLIC NOTICE HK clinches In the Superior Court of the INVITATION FOR BID CONSTRUCTION and MATERIAL SUPPLY, Inc. w om en ’s FO R SALE BIG GARDEN RESTAURANT Commonwealth of the Northern P.O. BOX 609, SAIPAN MP 96950 1989 BAYLINER (TROPHY) SPORT FISHER Mariana Islands B I table tennis 23' 02" Walk-around Cabin · Twin Mercury 115hp Engines WE SERVE: THE CHIEF, PROCUREMENT AND SUPPLY IS SO­ AOTW OTJIW CEÏIÏEW T7 ! • Korean & Japanese Foods CIVIL ACTION NO. 92-935 Escort Tandum Wheel Trailer · 1989 Mazda 4wd Truck LICITING COMPETITIVE SEALED BIDS FROM championship • Beef Rib (Kalbi) RIZAUNO S. SORROZA, The public is hereby notified that MR. ALEJANDRO Petitioner, QUALIFIED INDIVIDUALS OR FIRMS FOR THE NEW DELHI, India (AP) - Hong Package Deal $35,000.00 • Cold Soba versus PURCHASE OF A COPIER MACHINE. P. GONZALES, JR. also known as "DANTE" is no Kong clinched its first women’s Phone:235-5398 Ask for David ,1;9(0S MELLY MARY MARQUEZ-SORROZA, longer connected with CONSTRUCTION & MA­ Asian Tennis Table Champion­ Respondent. ship on Wednesday, upsetting SUMMONS SPECIFICATION FOR THE ABOVE CAN BE PICKED TERIAL SUPPLY, INC. since October 30, 1992. favored China 3-1 with the help To the above-named respondent: UP AT THE OFFICE OF PROCUREMENT AND SUP­ Any transaction orcollections made from the period You are hereby summoned and notified PLY, LOWER BASE, SAIPAN DURING REGULAR October 30 till to date by Mr. Gonzales will not be. of two Chinese-born players. to file any answer you wish to make to the GOVERNMENT WORKING HOURS (7:30 A.M. TO China won its 10th consecutive F O R R E N T Petition for Divorce of which is given you honored by CMSI. He is not authorized to conduct men’s title, shutting out North 11:30 A.M. AND 12:30 P.M. TO 4:30 P.M.) herewith, within thirty (30) days after business of any kind or sort on behalf of Construc­ Korea 3-0. EXECUTIVE TOWN HOUSE. service of this Summons upon you. tion & Material Supply, Inc. We are not responsible Chinese-born Chai Po Wa, Your answer should be in writing and Two-storey, 3 bedroom, 2 bath unit, with over ALL BIDS MUST BE IN A SEALED ENVELOPE for any business he had conducted or will be ranked No. 7 in the world, took filed with the Clerk of Court, at Saipan CM 2 ,0 0 0 sq. feet of living space, fully furnished. Each REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS 96950 and served upon petitioner’s MARKED IFB93-0005 SUBMITTED IN DUPLICATE just 15 minutes to outplay Wu Na conducting since the above dates. bedroom has air-con and patio with patio door. counsel, Atty. V.K. Sawhney, P.O. Box TO THE OFFICE OF THE CHIEF, PROCUREMENT of China 21-9, 21-16. CUC RFP NO. 93-0004 917, Susupe, Saipan, CM. It may be In a 31-minute battle, world Laundry room with w asher and dryer. Five min­ October 19,1992 AND SUPPLY,LOWER BASE, SAIPAN, BEFORE2:00 Any information where Mr. Gonzales can be found prepared and signed for you by your P.M., NOVEMBER 23,1992, AT WHICH TIME AND No. 10 Chan Tan Lui of Hong utes walk from Civic center in a quiet and se­ counsel and sent to the Clerk of this Court olease don't hesitate to contact CONSTRUCTION Kong ousted Wang Chen 21-15, cluded location. Landscaped surroundings with The COMMONWEALTH UTILITIES CORPORATION (CUC) is soliciting bymessengerormail. It is not necessary PLACE, ALL BIDS RECEIVED WILL BE PUBLICLY proposals for the preparation and publication of the ANNUAL REPORT of the & MATERIAL SUPPLY, INC. at Telephone #·: 234- 10-21,21-13. The doubles match, free trash and yard service. 24 hours gov’t for you to appear personally until further OPEN AND READ ALOUD. ANY BIDS RECEIVED lasting only 19 minutes, was won Corporation’s operation and activities for Fiscal Year 1991'and 19921 notice. 1267 /1268 / 6136 / 9585 / 6159. Thank you. water and rain water, call: 234-3151, anytime. LATE WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED. THE CNMI GOV­ by the Chinese pair of Chen and If you fail to file an answer in accordance ______11/13(0962i) Preparation include writing, black and white and color photography, graphics', ERNMENT RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REJECT ANY Wu Na. with this Summons, judgment by default The Management formatting etc., the total work necessary to produce aprofessional annual report may be taken against you for the relief OR ALL BIDS IN THE INTEREST OF THE GOVERN­ In the reverse singles, it ap­ for the corporation. The annual report will include all CUC’s operation demanded in the Petition for Divorce. MENT. 11/9/1 on 1/12/13(323’ ' peared China would overcome the including Rota and Tinian. Proposal should indicate the total number of color By order of the above Court: /S/ DAVID M. APATANG setback with Wu Na taking the and black and white photographs to be used. One final draft of the annual report /s/Bemadita A. Sablan 11/13.20(3251) first game 21-18 against Lui. But is required for review and approval prior to publication. A copy of the 1990 Deputy Clerk of Court Superior Court HOUSE FOR RENT Lui fought back to win the second report may be examined at the office of the Administrative Officer. 1(Y30 11:6.13.20(09500) INVITATION FOR BID game 21-16. In the decider, Lui c — ;;:— ...... ~ ... Selection of the firm(s) will be based on experiences in annual report prepara­ PUBLIC NOTICE INVITATION FOR BID IFB93-0002 tooka 16-4 lead and Wu Nabattled Attractive, well-kept, two bedroom-one bath tion, total cost and delivery time of the report. In the Superior Court of the Common­ IFB93-0002 back to tie the score at 17 and 19 house in Kagman. Furnished, wealth of the Northern Mariana before losing 19-21. air- conditioner, washer, dryer, security All proposals from interested individuals and firms shall be submitted to, Islands The Chief, Procurement and Supply is soliciting The Chinese men’s victory was bars, carport and large yard. Available im­ Manager, Procurement and Supply, Commonwealth Utilities Corporation, The Chief, Procurement and Supply is soliciting competitivesealed bids from qualified indivividuals Lower Base, Saipan, MP 96950, at 2:00 P.M., Novembeil20,1992. Proposals· CIVIL ACTION NO. 92-1360 the fifth time they have defeated mediately. Month to month or one year In the Matter of the competitivesealed bids from qualified indivividuals or firms for the purchase of heavy equipment. North Korea in the final. shall be submitted in triplicates. Estate of North Korea hoped veteran Li lease. Call 234-6057. or firms for the purchase of heavy equipment. CUC reserves the right to reject any or all proposals for any reason and to waive AG LTD A AMERES, Gun Sang, top seed in the men’s Deceased. Specification for the above may be picked up at the any defects in said proposals, or any of them, if in its sole opinion to do so would AMENDED NOTICE OF HEARING singles and No. 9 in the world, be in its interest. All proposals shall become the property of CUC. Specification for the above may be picked up at the Office of Procurement and Supply, Lower Base, would give them two wins in the The petition of ftlandina Iguel Tenorio Office of Procurement and Supply, Lower Base, Saipan during working hours (7:30 a.m. to 11:30 best-of-five final. All inquiries shall be directed to Mr. Gus Moses, Administrative Officer for seeking to be appointed as Administratrix CUC at telephone numbers (670) 322-4033/5088. | of the Estate of Aguida Amires, de­ Saipan during working hours (7:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. to 4;30 p.m.). But Li faded against Liu ceased, originally set for hearing on the a.m. and 12:30 p.m. to 4;30 p.m.). Gooliang in the 45-minute open­ 3rd day of November, 1992, has been ing singles match, losing 22-20, Purpose : Repair Shop AC: 09431. Run Dates: 10/23.30 & 11/6 ,1 3 continued fro hearing before the Supe­ 20-22,21-16. rior Court of the Commonwealth of the All bids must be in a sealed envelope marked IFB 93- All bids must be in a sealed envelope marked IFB93- Approx. : 2000-4000 sq. m. Northern Mariana Islands, on the 24lh 0002 submitted in duplicate to the Office of the 0002 submitted in duplicate to the Office of the ■ In the second match, China’s Location : Between San Jose to day of November, 1992, at the hour of Chief, Procurement and Supply, Lower B ase, Saipan, Chief, Procurement and Supply, Lower Base, Saipan, Xie Chaojie made a series of 1:30 p.m. unforced errors and lost the first Tanapag Area POSITION VACANCY Any person who has any objection to before 2:00 p.m. November 16,1992, at which time before 2:00 p.m. November 16,1992, at which time this petition may file his or her objection game to Kim Guk Choi, but then Preferably-Lower Base with the Superior Court of the Common­ and place, all bids will be publicly open and read and place, all bids will be publicly open and read stormed back to make it 2-0 for ANNOUNCEMENT wealth of the Northern mariana Islands aloud. Any bids received 1 ate will not be considered. aloud. Any bids received late will not be considered. China. at any lime before the hearing, or may . Wang Yonggang, the world’s Call: 322-9006/54 Ext 107 appear at the lime set for hearing to The CNMI government reserves the right to reject The CNMI government reserves the right to rejefct The Mariana Islands Housing Authority (MIHA) is soliciting No. 16, clinched the title for China, present such objection or interest in the any or all bids in the best interest of th,e government. Ask for Roziel applications for the position of Accountant I or II. The position abovc-captioncd matter. any or all bids in the best interest of the government. defeating Kim Myong Jun 21-15, is located at the office of the Mariana Islands Hqusing Authority Dated this 9th day of November, 1992. 21-15. on Saipan. CARLSMITH BALL WICHMAN N DAVID M. ATAPANG /s/ DAVID M. APATANG MURRAY CASE M U KAI» & ICHIKJ Salary: Based on qualification and experience. 10/23,3011«,13(3163) 10f2£»,6(>· ,«,13(3163 Participants... WAMTEB ¡MEDIATELY By:/s/ Marcia K. Schultz Continued from page 36 Attorneys for Petitioner Japanese c peaking and writing. Duties and Responsibilities: The duties and responsibilities of Blandina Iguel Tenorio REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL The right-handed category will Individual to conduct Marketing the position include, but not limited to the following: main be broken down into seven male tain various ledgers, registers, journals and other records; RFP93-0004 divisions. Under 65 kg., under 75 Research and Interviews. $ ' $ THE CHIEF OF PROCUREMENT AND SUPPLY IS SOLIC­ $8.00 per hour PLUS BONUS furnish budgetary data to higher-level accountants; prepare kg., 85 kg., 95 kg„ 105 kg., and financial statements and reports; maintain records necessary NEED MONEY ? ITING COMPETITIVE SEALED PROPOSALS FROM The Chief of Procurement and Supply is soliciting 115 kg, and over 115 kg. division Call now for immediate hire,Allan at 288-1215 for the determination and reporting of federal expenditures; QUALIFIED FIRMS OR INDIVIDUALS TO PROVIDE AU­ will be added. take trial balances and make adjusting and closing entries; N o w O p e n competitive sealed proposals from qualified firms Right-handed women will be TOMOBILE INSURANCE. supervise an accounting section such as accounts control, divided into: under 55 kg., 65 kg. FAST CASH PAWNSHOP or individuals to provide JANITORIAL SER­ allotment ledger, analysis and reconciliation; supervise the and over 65 kg. classes. 4th fir. Horiguchi Bldg. VICES for the public Auditor’s new office. SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE ABOVE MAY BE PICKED UP VARIOUS JOB OPENING maintenance of general ledgers; prepare and supervise the The left-handed category is for Tel. No.: 234-5117 AT THE OFFICE OF PROCUREMENT AND SUPPLY, maintenance general ledgers, prepare and supervise the males only, under 75 kg., under FOR FACTORY WORKERS LOWER BASE, SAIPAN, DURING REGULAR GOVERN­ preparation of journal vouchers, financial statements· and We buy your Specifications for the above may be picked up at MENT WORKING HOURS. 95 kg. and over 95 kg. (LOCAL HIRE ONLY) The wheelchair category is for statistical and operational reports; prepare and verify trial $ old gold & silver $ the office of Procurement and Supply, Lower balances and reconciles supporting detail, etc.; perform PRE-PROPOSAL CONFERENCE WILL BE HELD ON NO­ make and female. There is no US $2.35 - US $3.00 PER HOUR Base, Saipan, during regular government working other related duties as assigned. VEMBER 20,1992 AT 2:30 P.M. AT THE OFFICE OF PRO­ weight limit here. No experience needed. We’ll provide training for the hours. CUREMENT AND SUPPLY, LOWER BASE, SAIPAN. ‘ Rules and restrictions for the newcomers. Interested person please pick up application at world championshiphave all been Qualification Requirements: Any combination equivalent to LINSON (SAIPAN), INC. on Middle Road, Gualo Rai for graduation from college or university with a major in ac­ All proposals must be in a s Aaled envelope marked ALL PROPOSALS MUST BE IN A SEALED ENVELOPE forwarded to Webb. Webb added that Phil.-Japan, a call 234-3481. counting or related field plus one year of responsible work MARKED RFP93-0007, SUBMITTED IN DUPLICATE TO 9/18-25 100-9 RFP93-0004, submitted in duplicate to the office company in Guam and Saipan experience in accounting work. THE OFFICE OF THE CHIEF, PROCUREMENT AND SUP­ and also based out of Japan and of the chief, Procurement and Supply, Lower PLY, LOWER BASE, SAIPAN, NO LATER THAN DE­ V the Philippines, will provide Where to Apply: Interested persons must submit their applica­ Base, Saipan, no later than November 23, 1992 CEMBER 7, 1992 BEFORE 4:00 P.M. ANY PROPOSALS funding for the trip. tion to John M. Sablan, Executive Director, Mariana Islands RECEIVED LATE WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED. THE CNMI LOST PASSPORT - before 4:00 p.m. Any proposals received late will Housing Authority, P.O. Box 514, Saipan MP 96950. For , GOVERNMENT RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REJECT ANY not be considered. The CNMI government re­ ZHANG JIAN ZHONG additional information, call telephone number 234-6866 or OR ALL PROPOSALS IN THE BEST INTEREST OF THE BUCKLE UP 234-9447. f ë c n t & d a t ÿ serves the right to reject any or all proposals in the CNMI GOVERNMENT. with best interest of the CNMI government. SAIPAN. Passport No.: P. 0005331 ( November 15 ) If found, please contact me at this No person shall be denied employment because of race, color, /s/David M. Apatang /S/ DAVID M. APATANG religion, sex national origin, ancestry, or handicap. Jenny Baldo 11/13,20,27, 12/4(325 - ITS THE LAW Tel. No,:235-1886______11/12.13,16.17,18 (3257) 32-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VffiWS-FRIPAY-NOVEMBER 13.1992

Baseball battle Classified Announcem ent fter one inch column -S3.00 MESSAGE OF APPRECIATION Classified Display Per one Inch column-S3.50 DEADLINE: For Tuesday Edition - Friday 5:00 p. m For Friday Edition - Wednesday 12 noon headed to court NOTE: if for some reason your advertisement is incorrectm call us immediately to make the necessary We, the family of the late Manuel Blas Sabían, also By Ronald Blum failed in bids for the Oakland corrections. The Marianas Variety News &Vlewsis responsible only for one incorrect insert ion We reserve known as “Tun Mannet Deda," would like to extend to our the right to edit, refuse, reject or cancel any ad at any time. many friends and relatives our deepest appreciation and thanks Athletics, Minnesota Twins, for your prayers, your wdrds of comfort and expressions of SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (AP) - Texas Rangers, Chicago White sympathy during our days of bereavement We shall never The San Francisco Giants aren’t Sox, Seattle Mariners and an NL 4 MASON 1 DRESSMAKER 1 PHOTO DEVELOPER - High school 1 PROGRAMMER, INFORMATION forget the things you did to lift up our spirit and lighten our expansion franchise. MANAGER 4 CARPENTER 1 CUTTER, MACHINE - High school moving anywhere. And because grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $3.00 SYSTEM - College grad., 2 yrs. experi­ 3 PAINTER - High school grad., 2 yrs. grad., 2 yrs.experience. Salary $2.15- sorrow. they ’re not, St. Petersburg’s battle Baseball officials cited their per hour. ence. Salary $900 per month. 1 ASSISTANT MANAGER - College experience. Salary $2.15 - $2.30 per $2.50 per hour. We give special thanks to Archbishop Anthony S. reluctance to move franchises; no Contact: LIGHTNING DEVELOPMENT, 1 COMPUTER OPERATOR - High for baseball is headed to court. grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $1,OCX) hour. Contact: IGNACIO P. AGBANLOG dba LTD. dba FLAME TREE FLASH FOTO, school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary Apurón, the clergy and nuns, for their presence, prayers, and National League owners re­ team has shifted since the expan­ -$1,500 per month. 1 GAS & DIESEL MECHANIC - High AGBANLOG ENT. INC., P.O. Box 1151, P.O. Box 1698, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. $500 per month. celebration of the mass of the resurrection. Contact: VISITOR INDUSTRY school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. 235-1793 jected the Giants ’ proposed move sion Washington Senators became No. 234-7353 (11/13)F/09516. 1 ACCOUNTANT-College grad.,2yrs. PROJECT ANDPROGRAMS, P.O. Box $775 per month. We also give special thanks to Governor Lorenzo I. to Florida by a 9-4 vote Tuesday, the Texas Rangers after the 1971 experience. Salary $5.20 per hour. 502, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. 233- Contact: PHILIPPINEGOODSCONST., 1 SUPERVISOR (SUPERMARKET) - Deleon Guerrero and Lt. Governor Benjamin T. Mangloná and 1 STOREKEEPER - High school grad., 1 GRAPHIC ARTIST - College grad., 2 leaving the team in the city of season. 5081 (11/13)F/09523.______INC., dba CONSTRUCTION, MAN­ High school grad., 2 yrs. experience. 2 yrs. experience. Salary $400 per yrs. experience. Salary$5.80 perhour. their administration, to Speaker Thomas P. Villagomez, Senate POWER SERVICES & ETC., P.O. Box Salary $4.15 per hour. cable cars and windy Candlestick But this deal appeared to have a month. 2 MAINTENANCE WORKER - High president Juan S. Demapan, all the members of the· eight 1 ASST. MANAGER - College grad., 2 165, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. 234- Contact: J.C. TENORIO Park. chance for approval; Bay area Contact: BREO ENTERPRISES dba school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary yrs. experience. Salary$600 permonth. 6485/0455 (11/20)F/3219. ENTERPIRSES, INC., P.O. Box 137, Commonwealth Legislature, and also toourjudges and justices, MARICELLE’S, P.O. Box 2580 CK, $2.35 perhour. “This is great news for the fans, voters have rçjçcted four propos­ Contact: FREDDIE P. SAINTS dba Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. 234-6445/ for the State Memorial Services held in honor of our late father. Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. 235-1689 2 BAKER - High school grad., 2 yrs. the players, the people of San als to replacé the; ‘Stick, declared FREDDIE SAINTS PRODUCTION, #8 2 ELECTRICIAN - High school grad., 2 4 7 (1 1/20)F/3225. (11/13)F/09525.______experience.·,Salary $450 per month. ,· We gratefully acknowledge the recognition accorded him. unacceptable by Lurie and base­ Vestcor, Commercial Bldg., Capitol Hill, yrs. experience. Salary $2.50 per hour. Francisco and the Bay area,’’ Gi­ Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. 322-6818/9 2 DRESSMAKER - High school grad., 2 Contact: Yq>UN|S ART STUDIO, INC. We also give special thanks: to Dr. Jose L. Chong and Contact: JOE CORELLA dba SPEC­ 2 SALES REPRESENTATIVE - High ants first baseman Will Clark said. ball officials! The plan needed yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. dba MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS & the doctors, staff and nurses of the Commonwealth Health (11/13)F/09515. TRUM ELECTRIC, Caller Box PPP146, school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary Contact: PAM PACIFIC ENTERPRISES VIEWS/DANDAN BAKERY HOUSE, “I’m glad the strong tradition of approval by 10 NL clubs, but only Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. 256-0306 $2.50 - $3.50 per hour. Center for all the medical assistance they rendered; to the CORP. dba PENA HOUSE FASHION baseball in San Francisco will got four. From all 'indications, the (11/13)F/09521. Contact: HORIZONS, INC., P.O. Box P.O. Box 231, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. DESIGN SHOP, P.O. Box 689, Saipan, No. 234-6341/979747678 (.11/27JF. Straub Clinic and hospital in Honolulu, in particular Dr. Henry 2399 CK, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. continue.” supporters were the Chicago ACCOUNTANT MP 96950, Tel. No. 234-9070 (11 /11 )W/ Preston and the doctors and nurses who assisted our late father 322-9856/322-1352 (11/13)F/3198. 2 HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR - F/W/09491. 1 FAST FOOD WORKER -High school The Giants’ future had been Cubs, Florida Marlins, Philadel­ 2 ACCOUNTANT - College grad., 2 yrs. the weeks before he passed away; and to our relatives and High school grad., 2 yrs. experience. grad. 2 yrs. experience, slary: $2.50 per uncertain since Aug. 7, when phia Phillies and St. Louis Car­ experience. Salary $900 per month. Salary $3.00 per hour. 1 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT - friends from Rota, Guam and Tinian who came to assist and 8 1 PARALEGAL ASSISTANT - Law hour. MANUEL dinals. 2 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT - Contact: B.B.K. CORPORATION, Caller Collegegrad.,2yrs.experience. Salary comfort us. I owner Bob Lurie announced a school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary Contact: MICRO ASEAN CORP. dba Collegegrad.,2yrs.experience. Salary Box PPP 542, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. $4.50 per hour. The family rosary is being said at 8:00 p.m. nightly, at I $115 million agreement in prin­ ‘T o have major league baseball $1,500 per month. MANILENA FAST FOOD CENTER, $800 per month. No. 234-4242 (11/13)F/3201. 1 PLUMBER - High school grad., 2 yrs. Contact: HILL & SAWHNEY LAW OF­ BLAS ciple with a Florida group. “This justify not moving the Giants here 3 MAINTENANCE REPAIRER - High Caller Box PPP 608 Saipan, MP 96950, our San Antonio residence. A special mass of intention will be j experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. FICES, P.O. Box 917, Saipan, MP because of historic precedent is school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary Tel. No. 234-5571 (11/27)F. offered this Saturday, November 14th, at 4:30 p.m., to be J is clearly a happy day in San GARMENT FACTORY Contact: ANTONIA V. TAITANO dba 96950, Tel. No. 234-6806/7743 (11/27)F/ SABLAN followed by dinner at their residence. You are ¿1 cordially Francisco,” Lurie said. “I feel indicative of the duplicity and the $2.15 per hour. МААС ENTERPRISES, P.O. Box 705, 09629. 1 RESTAURANT WAITRESS Contact: ETU-MULTI SERVICES,INC. WORKER Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. 234-0891 1 BEAUTICIAN - High school grad., 2 invited. badly for the people of St.'Peters­ dishonesty that baseball seems t£> 3COOK December 9,1914 - October 29,1992 dba ORIENT EXPRESS, SAIPAN, Caller (11/113)F/09522. yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. practice,” said Jack Critchfield, ,a 2 COOK HELPER burg, who weie eagerly looking Box AAA 1037, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. 9 SEWING MACHINE OPERATOR Contact: MRS. AIDA F. VENUS dba 1 RESTAURANT WAITRESS - High CECELIA TENORIO SABLAN AND FAMILY forward to having major league leader of Tampa Bay’s baseball No. 235-7936 (11/13)F/3202.______4 GARMENT INSPECTOR 1 SALES REPRESENTATIVE - High JANE'S ENTERPRISES, P.O. Box 5194 school equiv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary effort. “Their historic precedents 5 GARMENT INSPECTOR school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary CHRB, Saipan, MP96950, Tel. No. 322- 11/13(09631)1 baseball in their area.” 1 ACCOUNTANT - College grad., 2 yrs. 5 HAND PACKAGER $2.15 per hour. $2.80 - $3.50 per hour. 1178 (11/27)FA09640. Officials were popping cham­ last aboutone meeting to the'nexL” experience. Salary $900 per month. 1 TRIMMER Contact: BEACHWAY INDUSTRIAL Contact: YOLANDA H. DIRAMOS dba pagne corks at San Francisco’s It was the first time in the 2 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT - 8 PRESSER, MACHINE CORPORTION, Caller Box PPP 622, ROBINSON’S LUTONG PINOY REST., 2 WAITER - High school grad., 2 yrs. College grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary City Hall in a scene reminiscent memory of baseball officials that 3 CUTTER, MACHINE Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. 234-2070 Caller Box AAA 324, Saipan, M P 96950, experience. Salary $2.35 - $4.00 per $4.62 per hour. 1 FUSING MACHINE TENDER . Tel. No.235-0937(11/11)W/F/W/09490. a proposed move formally was (11/13)F/09519. hour. REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL of a World Series clubhouse. But Contact: SUSANA T. MAFNAS dba 2 BUTTONHOLE MACHDINE OP­ Contact: RONALD D. SABLAN dba 3 HOUSEKEEPING, CLEANER in St. Petersburg, it was angry rejected. In previous instances, TRAVELLER'S LODGE APARTELLE, ERATOR - High school grad., 2 yrs. 1 HUMAN RESOURCE ADVISOR-High PACIFIC GARDENIA HOTEL, P.O. Box 30 SECURITY GUARD P.O. Box 5045 CHRB, Saipan, MP experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. school grad., 3 yrs. experience. Salary 144, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. 234- THE BOARD OFTRUSTEES, NMI RETIREMENT FUND, IS SEEK­ tempers popping into public view. shifts were stopped prior to a vote. 3 KITCHEN HELPER - High school 96950, Tel. No. 235-5120 (11/13)F/ 1 SUPERVISOR (SEWING) - High $1,500 per month. 3455/66/77 (11/27)F/3249. “Baseball let us down. ... Florida Sen. Connie Mack, a grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 09518. school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary Contact: CLARLES COTTONE dba ING A PROPERLY LICENSED CPA FIRM TO CONDUCTA SINGLE frequent critic of baseball, said he per hour. They’ve damaged us spiritually $4.05 per hour. PACIFIC RIMCONSULT.SERV., Caller 1 ELECTRICAL ENGINEER - College Contact: JOAQUIN F. TORRES dba AUDIT OF THE NMI RETIREMENT FUND AND WORKERS’ and they’ve damaged us finan­ would ask Congress to rescind Contact: EUROTEX(SPN.) INC., Caller Box PPP 1022 Saipan, MP 96950,Tel. grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $850 ENGINEER JVR ENT., P.O. Box 1263, Saipan, MP cially,” St. Petersburg mayor baseball’s antitrust, exemption, Box PPP 141, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. 322-5798/99 (11/13)F/3206. per month. COMPENSATION OPERATIONS FOR FISCALYEAR 1992. No. 234-5277/73 (11/13)F/3199. 96950,Tel. N0.235-7936(11/13)F/3200. David Fischer said. “We’re not created by a 1922 Supreme Court 1 MECHANICAL ENGINEER-College 1 CIVIL ENGINEER - College grad., 2 1 DRIVER - High school grad., 2 yrs. grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary 1,000 ruling. yrs. experience. Salary $1,000 - $1,70 going to take this laying down. 3 INSTRUCTOR (GARMENT FIN­ experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. CLASSIFIED ADS NEW permonth.,. We ’re going to take this to the end “I don’t believe the antitrust per month. ISHER, SEWING MACHINE & CUT­ Contact: JUAN T. GUERRERO & AS­ 1 COOK - High school grad., 2 yrs THE AUDIT MUST INCLUDE, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE 2 MASON - High school grad., 2 yrs. exemption was ever intended to TER) - High school grad., 2 yrs, experi­ SOCIATES, P.O. Box 1218, Saipan, 1 BUSINESS MANAGER - College experience. Salary $2.15 - $2.50 per and we’re going to get a baseball experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. ence. Salary $3.50 - $7.50 per hour. MP 96950, Tel. No. 234-0779/8804 (11/ grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $5.80 - hour. EXAMINATION OF THE FOLLOWING: team here any way we can.” control the movement of fran­ Contact: GERTUDES FELIPE dba 3MECHANICS(MAINTE NANCE)-High 6)F/09450. Contact: BLACK MICRO CORPORAr UNITED BUILDERS CO., P.O. Box $6.00 Der hour. It was Tampa Bay’s seventh chises,” Mack said. “It’s time to school equiv., 2yrs. experience. Salary TION, P.O. Box 545, CK Saipan, MP 2060, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. 234- Contact: SHANGRILA CORP. LTD., failure to get a team for the Florida end all doubt and revoke $3.50 - $7.50 per hour. Caller Box AAA 178, Saipan, MP 96905, 96950, Tel. No. 234-6800 (11/26)TH/ 7967 (11/13)F/3203. PUBLIC NOTICE FOR THE RETIREMENT FUND - baseball’s abused antitrust privi­ 10 IRONING WORKER - High school Tel. No. 235-2988/233-4568 (11/27)F/ 9633.______Suncoast Dome, which opened In the Superior Court of the lege.” '· equiv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 09642. 1. NET ASSETS AVAILAB LE FOR BENEFITS. two years ago. The area previously 1 CIVIL ENGINEER - College grad., 2 - $3.15 per hour. Commonwealth of the Northern 1 MAINTENANCE REPAIRER, BL*DG. yrs. experience. Salary $1,000 per Contact: MARIANA FASHIONS, INC., Mariana Islands 1 SALES MANAGER - College grad., 2 - High school grad., 2 yrs. experience. 2. CHANGES IN NET ASSETS AVAILABLE FOR BENEFITS. month. P.O. Box 1417, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. Salary $600 peY month. DON'T BE A L1TTERBUG , Contact: TAC INTL. CONSTRUCTORS yrs. experience. Salary $1,000 per No. 234-8607 to 09 (11/13)F/09514. CIVIL ACTION N 0. 92-936 month. 1 SUPERVISOR (MOTEL)-High school 3. STATEMENTS OF ACCUMULATED PLAN BENEFITS. INC., P.O. Box 1579, Saipan, MP 96950, grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $700 RUD 0 LF 0 A . L 0TH 0 , Contact: HILCON MECHANDIZING KEEP SAIPAN BEAUTIFUL,,. Tel. No. 234-6834/7633/7631 (11/13)F/ 1 GARMENT INSPECTOR - High school per month. 4 CHANGES IN ACCUMULATED PLAN BENEFITS. Petitioner, INC. dba HILCON TERMITES & GEN. 3197. grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $3.00- Contact: JOY ENT., INC., Caller Box versus PEST CONTROL, P.O. Box 3052 P.R. 5. ALL OTHER FINANCIAL STATEMENTS RELATING TO $5.50 per hour. 301, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. 234- PPP 155, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. 1 CUTTER, MACHINE - High school MA. CHRISTINA SANTIAG 0- 8794 (11/27)F/09644. 234-3476 (11/27)F/09641. THE OPERATION OF THE FUND. ENTERTAINER grad., 2 yrs.experience. Salary $2.15- L 0TH 0 , &ìrst^/Innìversary fëù&nry $4.50 per hour. 1 ACCOUNTANT - High school grad., 2 Respondent. 1 ACCOUNTANT -College grad., 2 yrs. 1 WAITRESS-High school grad., 2 yrs. 1 SUPERVISOR, OVERHAULER-High yrs.experience. Salary $900permonth. experience. Salary $5.20 per hour. experience. Salary $2.15 - $3.00 per school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary 1 ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN - High S U M M O N S Contact: AUGUSTIN K. CASTRO JR. hour. $8.30 - $11.00 per hour. school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary FOR THE WORKERS’ COMPENSATION PROGRAM - 70 THE ABOVE-NAMED RESPON­ dba ACJ ENTERPRISES, P.O. Box Contact: J.C. TENORIO ENTER­ Contact: UNOMODACORP., P.O. Box $6.00 perhour. 1. STATEMENT OF REVENUES AND EXPENDITURES. PRISES, INC., P.O. Box 137, Saipan DENT: 1584, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. (670) Contact: P CLARK(SAIPAN)INC., P.O. in Loving Memory 1847, San Antonio, Saipan, MP 96950, 234-7856 (11/27)F/09643. MP 96950, Tel. No. 234-6445/47 (1/ Tel. No. 234-1861/2 (11/20)F/3222. YOU ARE HEREBYSLJMMONED and Box 2330, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. 13)F/3196. notified to file any answer you wish 234-8546 (11/27)F/3275. 2. STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS. 1 ACCOUNTANT-College grad.,2yrs. J l / [ to make to the Petition for Divorce of 1 CUTTING SUPERVISOR - High experience. Salary $900 - $1,100 per 1 ACCOUNTANT - College grad., 2 yrs. 3. BALANCE SHEET which is given you herewith, within CONSTRUCTION school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary m onth. experience. Salary $900 - $1,100 per C a í n.sxa dam acko $4.04 per hour. 4. INTERNAL OPERATIONS. WORKER thirty (30) days after service of this Contact: TADOTSU SAIPAN COM­ month. Contact: ONWELMFG(SAIPAN) LTD), Summons upon you. PANY LTD., P.O. Box 1792 Saipan MP Contact: ISLANDS CRUISE (SAIPAN) ( M erced/y osen (Pafpaf) 2 CARPENTER P.O. Box 712, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. YOUR ANSWER SHOULD BE IN 96950, Tel. No. 234-6331/6329(11/27)F/ INC. P O. Box 1792, Saipan,MP 96950,' THE FIRM SELECTED MUST EXPRESS AN OPINION BASED ON 2 MASON - High school equiv. 2 yrs. No. 234-9522 to 25 (11/13)F/09517. W RITING and filed with the Clerk of 3277. . Tel. No. 233-2556/7 (11/27)F/327B. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. Court, at Saipan CM 96950 and 1 PROJECTENGINEER-Collegegrad., served upon petitioner's counsel, ITS FINDINGS OF THE FINANCIAL STATUS AND OPERATIONS “We, thejamity of our beloved“Wife, Mother & (frandchil- 2 yrs. experience. Salary $1,000 per MISCELLANEOUS Atty. V.K. Sawhney, P.O. Box 917, month. TO THESE PROGRAMS FOR FISCALYEAR 1992. dren would life to invite our relatives & friends to join us as Susupe, Saipan, CM. It may be pre­ H # USE FOR RENT 1 AUTO-MECHANIC- High school grad., 5 BEAUTICIAN - High school grad., 2 we commemorate thefirst у ear ofher passage into eternal life. 2 yrs. experience. Salary $500 per yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. pared and signed for you by your KOBLERVILLE month. Contact: FREDDIE P. SANTS dba counsel and sent to the Clerk of this ALL INTERESTED AND QUALIFIED FIRMS MUST SUBMIT “Ihe ¡Holy (Rpsary w ill be said nightly at 8:00 p.m. begin­ Contact: JEN-MARZ ENTERPRISES, SAINTS GROUP OF COMPANIES, Court by messenger or mail. It is not FULLY FURNISHED ONE BEDROOM APT. WITH 24 HR'S INC., P.O. Box 1562, Saipan, MP 96950, Caller Box PPP 530, Capitol Hill, Saipan, necessary for you to appear per­ WATER & POWER, NIGHT TIME SECURITY GUARD, ning Friday, (fpvember 13,1992 at her sons ( Ignacio/Loma MP 96950, Tel. No. 322-6818/9(11/13)F/ THEIR PROPOSALS TO THE NMI RETIREMENT FUND LOCATED Tel. No. 234-7129/1061 (11/20)F/09575. sonally until further notice. 0 9 5 1 5 ______$500 PER MONTH PLUS ONE MONTH SECURITY IN THE FIRST FLOOR OF THE NAURU BUILDING NO LATER Camacho ) residence in San “Vicente (just below San “Vicente If you fail to file an answer in ac­ DEPOSIT. “Elementary School). On the final day, Saturday, 9/pvetnber ' 3 CARPENTER 2 COOK cordance with this Summons, 4 MASON - High school equiv., 2 yrs. 2 WAITRESS-RESTAURANT - High judgement by default may be taken FULLY FURNISHED 3 BEDROOM WITH 2 BATHROOM THAN 5:00 P.M. DECEMBER 4.1992 OR SEND TO: experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. 21,1992, therosaryzvillbesaidat 12:00noonfollowedby the school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary against you for the relief demanded HOUSE. OCEAN VIEW WITH 24 HR'S CITY WATER & 2 ELECTRICIAN $2.50 per hour. in the Petition for Divorce. Mass of intention at 4:00 p.m. at San “Vicente Church. 1 STEEL WORKER - High school grad., 1 ACCOUNTANT-College grad., 2 yrs. DRINKING WATER. By order of the above Court: NMI RETIREMENT FUND “Dinner zvillfollow at Ignacio/Loma Camacho's residence. 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per experience. Salary $900 per month. hour. Contact: PHILIPPINE GOODS INC. /s/Bernardita Sablan CONTACT LYN: 287-8833 Deputy Clerk of Court P.O. BOX 1247 Contact: NEW WORLD INTERNA- dba FOLK PUB DISCO & RESTAU­ 288-0838 (Dangfulo Mg Si fhi'us Ma'ase TIONALCORP., P.O. Box 1900, Saipan, RANT & ETC., P.O. Box 165, Saipan, Superior Court 235-8113 SAIPAN, MP 96950 MP 96950, Tel. No. 234-1061 (11/20)F/ MP 96950, Tel. No. 234-6485/0455 (11/ Dated this 10th day of August, Fhe (Family 09576. 20)F/3220. 1 9 9 2 ______11/6,13,20,27(09574) 11/9, 13(09591) ^M A R IA N A S VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-NOVEMBER 13,1992 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13,1992 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-35 ERK & MEEK® by Howie Schneider CROSSWORD PUZZLER Men's golf I Atlanta plans $207M stadium tour in Japan Answer to Previous Puzzle By Marc Rice Approval of the design and fi­ stadium for the Atlanta Braves. Frazier said merchandise rev­ ACROSS 38 Homes (or horses mn nancial plan, which includes Their current home, Atlanta- enues were $4.8 million ahead of 1 Excavate richer in r93 41 Mother 4 Frolic ATLANTA (AP) - Olympics guarantees to protect taxpayers Fulton County Stadium, would projections, largely because of 42 Musical TOKYO (AP) - Despite 8 Timid instrument: organizers can prepare to build an from having to rescue the project be demolished. 11 Mexican strong sales of souvenirs featur­ Japan’s economic slowdown, colloq. currency 85,000-seat stadium kqw that the if the Games are a financial fail­ In other matters at Tuesday’s 44 Conger ing “Whatizit,” the Atlanta Games its m en’s golf tour will offer” 12 Comfort 45 Seed design, financing and construc­ ure, was unanimous. Mayor meeting: 13 Hint mascot that has been roundly bigger prize money in 1993 for 47 Pinochle term 14 Spanish Maynard Jackson, an authority -A.D. Frazier, chief operating 49 Stitch tion plans have been approved by criticized by the media. the 17th consecutive year, the article 51 Nuisance member, cast a lone “no” vote for 15 Speck a government oversight panel. officer for ACOG, told the au­ Japan Professional G olfers 54 Dawn -The Rev. Timothy McDonald, 17 M other or goddess The Metropolitan Atlanta the construction strategy. thority that revenues and expen­ Association said Wednesday. father a community activist, said he has 56 Tattered 19 Scold Olympic Games Authority ap­ Jackson, while not advocating ditures for the first nine months of The association said total cloth formed an organization to ensure 21 Obese 59 Condensed proved the plans for the $207 the exclusive use of union labor, the year were below expectations. prize money for 1993 would he 23 Hurried the concerns of poor people are moisture 24 Changes million brick facility at its board wants all stadium construction He said revenues were $6.7 4.13 billion yen ($33,27 mil­ 59 Disclose not forgotten by Olympics plan­ GARFIELD® by Jim Davis color 62 Fish eggs -13 © 1992 United Feature Syndicat meeting Tuesday. , workers to be paid the prevailing million, 31 percent below budget, lion) for 39 regular tournaments of ners. 64 Roman gods Procrasti­ - an increase of one tournament 26 Haul with 8 Picturesque The Atlanta Committee for the union wage. ACOG, which has and expenditures were $ 11.6 mil­ 65 Be in debt nation effort 9 Vandal McDonald accused the Olym­ and 235 million yen ($1.9 mil­ 66 Conduct Exists Olympic Games expects to begin vowed not to exploit workers, lion, 32 percent lower* than 28 Small amount 10 Still 68 Bank pics leaders of putting profits be­ lion) from 1992. 31 Extinct Deity 11 Await construction next fall, and have wants to study the wage issue. planned. Frazier said the revenue transaction Flower part flightless settlement The riqhest events on the, 70 Lair the stadium built by late 1995. The stadium is to include about shortfall was because negotiations fore human concerns, arid chided bird Note of’scale 16 Preposition ■· 71 Cans regular ibe Dunlop Phoe­ 33 A month V ip6r , L·, - I·· 18 Aries Plans for parking, mass transit 45,000 temporary seats. After the for Olympic sponsorships were the board for inviting the public to 72 Range of Period of 35 Household constellation nix and the Lark Cup, will offer knowledge Games, the Olympic stadium behind schedule; expenditures its meetings but not setting aside pet 20 Precious access and entrance-exit plazas stone 200million yen ($1.6 million) 36 That man DOWN still must be completed. would be converted to a baseball were deferred accordingly. time for public comment 22 Drinking each in total pri^ money. The glass Cry Dunlop Phoenix will be heldai 9 10 ¡S5' 8 27 IFemale: the Pboemx Country, Ciub in colloq. southern Japan Nov. 1&-21 and 13 28 Scottish cap Capriati beats Burgin in Virginia Slims 30 Greek letter By Ted Duncombe the Lark Cup at the ABC Golf 32 Consumed In the lastgame, Frazier double­ In the quarterfinals, Raymond ing in this tournament as an ama­ Club in western Japan Oct. 28- 34 Affirmative faulted twice, the second one will play the winner of Wednes­ teur to retain her collegiate eligi­ 36 Drone; buzz bility. 31, PEANUTS® by Charles M. Schulz 37 Piece out PHILADELPHIA (AP) - putting Raymond at match point. day night’s match between sec­ The meh’stour begins March 39 Roman Fourth-seeded Jennifer Capriati Raymond won by forcing Frazier ond-seeded Gabriela Sabatini and Savchenko-Neiland recovered bronze from 1-4 in the second set against 4 with the 100 million yen 40 Soak up won eight straight games to put a shot into the net. Pam Shriver. ($806,000) Token Corporation THE UJORLP 15 YOURS.. ANP A &ROUNP ^ ? 43 Football team Wednesday todefeat Elise Burgin “She’s pretty mentally tough,” Fernandez to tie the match at 4. 46 Marry Raymond, 19, is a native of Cup, , A SKY TO FLY iN ... FtLLEP UllTM M ILLIONS Fernandez went ahead 5-4 on ser­ 48 Female de^r 6-2,6-0 in the second round of the Raymond said “I knew that if I Norristown andresident of Wayne vice, then broke Savchenko- The season’s final tournament ------< 3 ------50 Sela and Virginia Slims of Philadelphia. gave her any kind of an edge, in the Philadelphia suburbs. A Rachel 1 Neiland again on the second match will he the 120 million yell 52 Automobile “In the beginning, I felt a little she’d take advantage of it.” sophomore at Florida, she is play- point with a lob. (S968,QQ0)iDaikyo Open, , [ p i i / - ^ style nervous,” Capriati said. The 16- I 53 " —..Peaks;1 < Q 55 Seasoning year-old high school junior had 57 Proceed not played since the US Open and 59 Land measure said she had been concentrating 5 60 Female sheep 1 61 Hawaiian on school and training. , wreath Burgin rallied from 15-40 to 63 Antlered animal win the sixth game and make it 2- 67 Article 4 after reaching deuce six times. STELLA WILDER 59 Faroe Islands whirlwind “She played a good game and it was tough to win points, because YOUR BIRTHDAY she was playing well,” said KMSp®t Capriati, this year’s Olympic gold medalist. - Capriati will play a quarterfinal match Friday against the winner By Stella Wilder WEDNESDAY, NOV. 11 of more than one unexpected situation SCORPIO (Oct. 2î-Nov. 21) - You today. If you can do even better, great! of yesterday meeting between Born today, you are likely to face a won’t be truly satisfied today until you CANCER (June 21-JuIy 22) - Now Gigi Fernandez and eighth-seeded conflict throughout your life between begin answering some of your own is not the time to tally the score; wait Lori McNeil. the desire to achieve and the desire to questions. You must be willing to dig! until both you and your opponent have remain independent and true to your­ SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) really reached your stride. In other matches, wild-card self. Of course, it is not a foregone con­ — This is a good day to devote to a entry Lisa Raymond upset sev­ new pursuit. Channel your energies LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - What be­ clusion that these are mutually exclu­ gins as a setback may prove to be a enth-seeded Amy Frazier 6-4,6-4 sive, but the pursuit of your goals are specifically toward a desired goal. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 13) - major step forward before the day is to advance to the quarterfinals; likely to involve constant ties to others out. Don’t be surprised by surprises! which may, at times, rub you the Anything that smacks of selfishness is Fernandez defeated Larisa wrong way. Still, if you always re­ to be avoided today. What you do for VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — In or­ Savchenko-Neiland of Latvia 7- der to be more contented with yourself serve time and energy for your own others can certainly benefit you. 5, 6-4; and Natalia Zvereva of private pursuits you should remain AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb- 18) - at this time, you may have to work content. Make your feelings known today. Be hard to get back to the basics. Belarus defeated Ros Fairbank- You are both practical and idealis­ willing to share that which is usually LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) - Prom­ Nideffer 6-2,7-5. tic, and you know how to combine ar­ kept under wraps. ises made today may come back to Raymond, the 1992 NCAA PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) - You tistic talent with common sense and haunt you — unless you are quite care­ singles champion, dominated good old-fashioned know-how. You are likely to be honored in some way ful to anticipate the day’s events. may be known for coming up with new before the day is out Be sure your per­ Frazier except at the beginning of methods to achieve your ends, but in spective is in no way warped. the second set, when she fell be­ fact you are usually only putting a new ARIES (March 21-April 19) - For your personal horoscope, hind 0-2 and 1 -3. In the fifth game, Someone new in your life may be ex­ twist on traditional tactics. lovescope, lucky numbers and she scored an ace and won the Also bom on this date are: Mar­ erting unexpected pressuré on you at future forecast, call Astro’ Tone ti n Luther, religious reformer; this time. Resist if you can. (95* each minute; Touch-Tone game when Frazier hit two shots Claude Rains, actor; Mackenzie TAURUS (April 20-May 20) - If phones only). Dial 1-900-740-1010 into the net. Phillips, actress. it’s on your mind today, you should and enter your access code num­ She broke Frazier’s service at To see what is in store for you to­ talk about it — or, to be sure, nothing ber, which Is 500. morrow, find your birthday and read is likely to be resolved. love in the sixth game, reaching the corresponding paragraph. Let GEMINI (May 21-June 20) — for a drop-shot and then tapping it your birthday star be your daily guide. 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tine (354-430), early Christian church fa- SOURCE: THE WEATHER CHANNEL® ther-philosopher, Edwin Booth (1833- 1992 Weather Guide Calendar, Accord Publishing, Ltd. Tenniis pia; >RLD 1893), actor; Louis Brandeis (1856-1941), TODAY’S MOON: Between Use color and U.S. jurist; Robert Louis Stevenson full moon (Nov. 10) and last meetìing se (1850-1894), novelist; Oskar Werner quarter (Nov. 17). ALMANAC (1922-1984), actor, Richard Mulligan o sales will CNMI tennis players will hold a (1932-), actor-playwright, is 60; Garry TODAY’S BARB DATE BOOK Marshall (1934-), director-writer, is 58. BY PHIL PASTORET meeting at the American War Congressmen are just little kids at blast off! . ... Memorial tennis court at 4 p.m. TODAY’S SPORTS: On this day in 1875. heart. There’s nothing they look forward Sunday. Nov. 13, 1992 in a game played in New Haven, Conn., to more eagerly than recess. f < I mI TiWI Tifisi Harvard and Yale became the first col­ © 1992, NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. iS The purpose of this meeting is Today is the s» «s was« «ss» «8 lege football teams to wear uniforms — Add one color to your newspaper ad and sales f i 318th day of 1992 88 X» KÄS«888fl «R will really take o tf. In fa ct, when you use one color a to solicit ideas and suggestions on sw s» R«« ässs g» g? Harvard in crimson, Yale in blue. and the 53rd day The Utah Territory granted women sales will Increase an average of 43%. Call us how the American War Memorial of fall. TODAY’S QUOTE: “An actor is a sculp­ the right to vote on Feb. 12, 1870. loday to place your ad and get sales flying tennis court facility should be tor who carves in snow.” — Edwin TODAY’S HISTORY: On this day in Booth operated and maintained when the 1971, Mariner 9, an unmanned U.S. On May 21, 1856, gunfire broke out new construction is completed spacecraft, went into orbit around TODAY’S WEATHER: On this day in between pro- and anti-slavery ele­ £ Marianas cVarietyz Mars, the first man-made object to orbit 1953, Sacramento, Calif., tied its all- ments in Lawrence, Kan., earning the Tel. 234/6341/7578/9797 · FAX 234-9271 early next year. another planet. time record maximum wind speed of 70 territory the name “Bleeding For additional information call mph. TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS: Saint Augus­ Kansas.” Chuck at 322-9554. 36-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-FRIDAY-NOVEMBER 13,1992 S F O R T S B ^ Marfran, RB Electric in final PABA match MARFRAN Enterprises and RB Home Improvement Center de­ Miller Draft 10-6 Electric will meet Sunday in the feated FT/SNE 102 to 89 to take final game of the championship third place in the PABA tourna­ By Frank 0. Palacios MEN’S ISLAND-WIDE SLOW-PITCH SOFTBALL LEAGUE series for the 1992 Philippine ment. Amateur Basketball Association. THE C.O.P. Enforcers, who (Team standing as of Sunday Nov. 8, 1992) Sunday’s game starts at 3 p.m. Marfran on Nov. 8 beat RB also at the Ada gym. All teams are have not lost a game after drop­ Team “A" Electric 95-88 to tie the three- invited to witness the final game ping their first two, are on a roll, Win Loss Pet GB game playoff series at 1-1. of this season and join the upsetting the league-leading Miller Draft 7 2 .777 - Edsel Mendoza of Marfransunk awarding of trophies right after Miller Draft, 10-6, in the sixth COP Enforcers 6 2 .750 1/2 21 points to lead his team to vic­ the game. inning of the slow pitch, game Kautz Glass Glazers 6 2 .750 1/2 tory. PABA President Ed Pangilinan Sunday due to time limitation. Korason 5 2 .714 1 D.F.S. Defenders 4 5 .444 3 Henry Castro’s two-run double During the first game at the said door prizes would be given MTC Shoe Gallery 2 6 .250 41/2 Gilbert Ada gymnasium MPI away to winning ticket numbers. in thé top of the second gave the Tropical Buds 2 8 .200 51/2 Enforcers a2-01ead,butthe Draft tied it up in their bottom half, Team “B” thanks to three Enforcers errors. NPI Blue Sharks 6 2 .750 - Abogados 5 2 .714 1/2 Price defeats Kite Two consecutive singles by the Beermen in the bottom of the Sound Waves 6 3 .500 1/2 As Maetog TGI Kings 6 3 .500 1/2 fourth enroutetoatwo-runfourth O’l Aces 4 4 .500 2 for 3rd playoff win gave them the lead, 4-2. Toyota Wheels 4 6 .400 3 The Enforcers rallied in the Precinct #3 Gangs 1 8 .111 51/2 By Bob Green Masters champion Fred fifthtoregainedtheleadforgood Couples had another 71 and was with five runs. The Beermen Batting Leaders: (Based on 23 or more times at bat) managed to cut the lead to 7-6 LA QUINTA, Calif. (AP) - After third at 142. British Open title- Player Team AB Hit Batting but Nick Guerrero’s two-run standing fast under the onslaught holder Nick Faldo trailed the field Tony C. Camacho Sound Waves 24 16 .667 of one of golf’s greatrounds, Nick of the 1992winners of golf’s major homer and Ed Cepeda’s RBI Peter Barles Tropical Buds 24 15 .652 single in the sixth gave the Offic­ Eddie Saka Blue Sharks 28 18 .642 Price needed only a routine par to tournaments at 71-143. ers a four-run lead, 10-6, and Mark Ngiraidong Miller Draft 31 18 580 defeatTom Kite in asudden-death Kite won $250,000, Couples retired the Draft’s side in the Jerry Ayuyu O’l Aces 23 13 .562 playoff Wednesday in the Grand $200,000 and> Faldo $150,000. bottom of the sixth for the game. John Diaz Enforcers 25 14 .560 Slam of Golf. Kite, who started the day five Sherman Ngiraidong Miller Draft 25 14 .560 “I was just hanging in there,” shots behind 'Price, lost another Miller Draft, which cruised in Abel Celis Defenders 24 13 .541 the first round with a 7-0 record ; Maurino Besebes Blue Sharks 25 13 .520 said Price, the PGA champion. stroke with a bogey on the first dropped its second consecutive Clarence Saka Miller Draft 29 15 .517 ‘Tom was putting on an exhibi­ hole. game in the second round. tion, just rifling his shots at the But then he began his rush up TG116, Toyota 15 Runs: (15) Eddie Saka, Mark Ngiraidong (13) Greg C. Camacho, hole and making all those putts. the leaderboard. He dropped a The Toyota Wheels, which John Diaz. ‘T was just trying to hang in. 12-foot (4-meter) birdie putt on Doubles: (5) Tony C. Camacho (4) Ray Saka (3) Nick Guerrero, cmised in the first twouptoa 12- Greg C. Camacho, Kirk Vergith, Mark Ngiraidong, John Diaz, Mira And if you do that, sometimes the second hole, only his second 2 lead, faltered in the nextfour as Giovanni, Joe Tenorio, Ben Duenas. you get lucky.” He got lucky- one-putt green of the ,tournament, thcT.GlKingsstowlybutsurely Triples: (4) Ben Mesa (3) Martin Cruz (2) Six Players and Kite very unlucky - when but the one that ignited the fire. caught on to edgeoutthe Wheels Homeruns: (9) Greg C. Camacho (5) Jerry Ayuyu (4) Tom Diaz. Kite’s 8-iron shot from the rough That putt touched off a string of -16-15 in the second game Sun­ RBI's: (28) Greg C. Camacho (17) Tony C. Camacho (14) Jess Omar, Mark Ngiraidong on the first playoff hole trickled five birdies in seven holes. The day. off the green, down a steep bank other four came; after iron shotsi The Wheels, with a com­ and into an impossible position in lanced in less than six feet (2' manding ten-run lead, 12-2, in handed the Wheels their fourth a towering double to left to put a bunker, setting up the winner on meters) from the flags. the first two innings highlighted consecutive loss. his team on the score board, 11 - Price’s two-putt par. He needed only another 6-foot by Ivanlgitol’s threeRBIs cooled DFS12, Buds 2 2, but Frank Camacho and John “That ’sas high and soft as I can (2-meter) shot for birdie on the off in the next four innings as the Abel Celis went 3-for-3 with Lizama’s back-to-back doubles hit it,” Kite said. “If that shot isn’t Kings, behind Tony Luzama’s three RBIs and John Lizama in the bottom half of the fifth 10 th and then ran a 4-iron second and Nelson Welson’s back-to- knocked in three runs as the DFS spilled over for the shutout. going to hold the green, I don’t shot onto the green, precisely pin- back triples and two Wheel’s Defenders hammered the Tropical Waves 7, Gangs 0 know how an amateur is ever high and four inches to the right costly errors, narrowed the mar­ Buds in the fifth, 12-2, for a ten-run The Sound Waves won a.7-0 going to get one to stop on that of the cup, on the par-5 11 th for a gin to 12-9, with a seven-run rule. forfeiture game over the pre­ green.” tap-in eagle. outburst in the top of the third. The Defenders were relentless, cinct #3 Gangs. This was the The victory was Price’s third in Another birdie on the next hole, A run in the fifth and three in jumping to an 11 -0 lead in the first Waves’ third win by forfeiture four weeks - and his third in a this one from 12 feet (4 meters), the sixth, all on errors, gave the four innings, before the Buds sent this season (Hopwood Hilitai playoff. He also won a playoff in gave him a share of the lead. He Kings the lead for good and inPeterBarles who responded with and TGI Kings). New Zealand last week, and the went in front alone with a 7-iron Texas Open in San Antonio two shot to 18 inches (50 centimeters) weeks earlier. onthe 14th. Neither of those even ap­ Kite went two in front with a Participants in arm wrestling proached the value of this one, sand shot to tap-in distance on the however: $400,000 from the total par-5 15th, while Price saved par championship in Japan sought purse-of$l million. with a 6-foot (2-meter) shot after Both Price and Kite, the US hitting into the water. SAIPAN will be given the chance a.m. at the Phil-Japan Travel Italy, Saipan, Netherlands, Thai­ Open champion, completed the From that point on, Kite said, it to compete in the 6th World Arm Agency Inc., also at die Paradise land, ScoUand, Sweden, India, regulation 36 holes in 137,7 un­ was punch and counter-punch.” Wrestling Championship, which building. Greece, Germany and, for the first der par on the Jack Nicklaus Re­ Price got one back with a 50- will be held Dec. 6 at Chiba City, Mickey Webb, general manager time, the Philippines, Guam and sort Course at PGA West. Price foot (17-meter) putt that jumped Japan. It’s a short time away, so of Phil-Japan Travel Agency, one Saipan. played without a bogey in a round into the air when it hit the back of plans are being made quickly. of the organizers thru Fe Ovalles, About 500 participants, male of 67 that included birdies on two the cup, then settled safely into Tryouts will be held tomorrow, who works with the Office of the and female, from all over the world of the last three holes, while Kite the hole on the 16th. Nov. 14, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Governor of Guam, has formally are expected in the champion­ unleashed one of the great rounds And Kite’s hooked approach the Kieu’s II Restaurant and written the office of Gov. Lorenzo ships. There will be three cat­ of his life, a 10-under-par 62 that produced a bogey on the 17th that Lounge located on the seond floor Guerrero regarding this presti­ egories: right-handed, left-handed included 10 birdies, an eagle, two put them all-even going to the final of Paradise building, San Antonio gious event. Participating coun­ and special division for the bogeys- and two hangers, birdie hole. Village. tries include Japan, US, Canada, handicapped - 2 wheelchair cat­ putts that hung on the lip of the Price hit his approach about 15 Registration of interested par­ Mexico, Australia, South Korea, egory. cup with the ball partially over the feet (5 meters) from the flag and ties will start from 7:30 to 8:30 England, France, China, Russia, continued on page 31 hole. 'Cite was inside him atabout 12(4). ¿Marianas W arieiy^ Micronesia's Leading Newspaper Since 1972 P.O. Box 23! Saipan. MP 96950 · Tel. (670) 234-6341 . 7578 * 9797 Fax:(670)234-9271