arianas %riet~~ Micronesia's Leading Newspaper Since 1972 ~ evvs Pilot's widow sues P By Rafael!. Santos Sherry MJ. Richardson, wife demise. the company failed to fully repair the insuranceapplications, Chris­ of Jesse F. Richardson, also Jesse F. Richardson, who ac­ it after it was damaged whiletaxi­ tian coerced and forced other THE WIFE of a Pacific Island claimed the airline companyfailed . cording to the complaint was ing. Before April 1992, the plane, .employees of PIA to state that Aviation pilotwho was killed in a to provide life insurance cover­ employed from April 1992 to while being piloted by PIA presi­ said insurance was not to take . plane crash two years ago has age for the pilot. October 27, 1992, was killed in a dent Robert F.Christian, was dam­ effect until November 1, 1992," filed a lawsuit against the airline In a civil suit filed with the "fatal" airplane crash while pilot­ aged when it struck a cow while Sherry alleged. and its president, claiming that . Superior Court last week, Sherry ing a Cessna 3lOR. taxiing, the complaint said. Christian was not available for' they failed to fully repairthedam­ alleged that the airline was partly Sherry claimed the light air­ Prior to the accident, the com­ comments. PIA employees said aged aircraft before the accident. to be blamed for her husband's craft exploded in the air because pany informed plaintiff and her he was off island. Jim Stowell, husband that they would be pro­ PIA's Chief Operation Officer vided with life insurance cover­ said the airline had no comments age effective October 20, 1992. to make regarding the lawsuit. Camacho gets 2nd On December I, 1992, Christian The complainant is demanding informed Sherry' that PIA had unspecified amount of punitive failed to process the life insur- Continued on page 8 term as SCC head . ance applications and that the SAIPAN Chamberof Commerce Friedman were new faces in the pilot's life had not been issued, ChairmanEfrain F.Camachowas chamber board. the complaint claimed. Another re-elected to the same post by his All of them, except Hawkins Sherry also accused the PIA colleagues during a luncheon and Friedman, were elected un­ president of attempting to hide meeting at the Gilligan's in the opposed. Linda Cabrera, presi­ PIA's alleged failure to process typhoon Hyatt Regency Saipan. dent of Esco's Enterprises, was the life insurance applications in ...... "Efrain is very successful in his nominated as director but lost to a timely manner. Hawkins and Friedman. commg..· professional category...He has a "In a further attempt to hide lot ofinfluence among local busi­ Continued on page 8 PIA's failure to timely process Efrain F. Camacho ANOTHER typhoon is headed nesses," said Dennis Yoshimoto, towards the Northern Marianas, head of the chamber's Nominat­ the Emergency Management Of­ ing Committee. Camacho is the president of fice warned yesterday. As of 10:00 a.m. yesterday, ty­ Efrain F. Camacho Consulting House looking into phoon Zelda was located at 11.4 Engineers, which offers consult­ ing services to both local and for­ degrees north and 149.4 degrees east, or 362 statute miles south­ eign developers. ChambermemberselectedSam government hiring east of Saipan and Tinian, 346 MacPheters as vice president. statute miles southeast of Rota By Rafael H.Arroyo SpeakerJesus P; Mafnas took in­ ditures; they carry on and on with maximum sustained winds Elizabeth Rechebei was given the terest at thevacancycertifications and may lead us to further secretary position while Glenn of86 mph with gusts to 104 mph. HOUSE Speaker Diego T. recently issued by the governor, deficits," Mafnas said, appar­ Typhoon Zelda is moving to­ Perez took the position of trea­ Benavente yesterday directed saying there may have been posi­ ently concerned about the rate surer. wards a northwest direction at 8 his Committee on Ways and tions that were unnecessarily cre­ government hiring is being miles per hour, The two board of directors who Means to review all govern­ ated and filled in by the governor. done. will serve together with Camacho Typhoon Zelda has tracked in a ment positionscertifiedvacant He specifically askedthe lead­ Mafnas warnedthat employ­ northwestward direction and has are David Hawkins of the Duty by Governor Froilan C. ership to look into the new posi. ment in government is sup­ Free Shoppers and Ellie Friedman intensified overthe past six hours. Tenorio since he assumed of­ tions being filled up and see posed to .be done taking into Typhoon Zelda is forecasted to of Micronesian Telecommunica­ fice. whether they are in line with law. consideration the ceilings im- tions Corporation. past directly to the southern tip of This developed after Vice "These are not one-time expen- Continued on page MacPheters, Rechebei and 8 Saipan and northern tip of Tinian between 36 t048 hours with maxi­ mum sustained winds of 127 mph to 155 mph and expected to tum toward the west-northwest direc­ tion after 36 hours. Becauseoftheanticipated threat from typhoon Zelda, Governor 1, Froilan C. Tenorio has 'declared Typhoon Condition III for the is­ lands of Saipan, Timan and Rota Continued on page 8 t I Weather Outlook I

Cloudy skie~ and moderate to heavy 'Yes, mylformer colleague.' Vice Speaker Jesus P. Mafnas (right) lends an ear to former Saipan senator, now banker Juan S. Torres, during showers. a lull in y~terday's session at the House of Representatives. the former lawmaker was part of the gallery that watched the proceedings eagerly.

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Bets resort to negative campaigning ',.; NEW YORK (AP) - Things are ispartly bald, is attacking Demo­ .' this year that is harder to catego­ cial, her image slowly vanishes lawmakerOdellHuffmanstandsa Search on suspect not proper getting strange out on the cam­ crat Tony Knowles for, among rize as negative or positive. What as she intones: "Fewer bureau­ paign trail. good chance Ofbeing re-elected, By Rafael I. Santos motion, saying searches of the what thecourt called "exigent cir­ other things, having "good hair" do you say about someone who crats, less waste, starting with haIfhours between thearrest andthe authorities fnm the vehicle during whichwouldn'tbemuchofa story truck conducted by police inves­ cumstances" andtheinability to ob­ AHawaiiancongressional can­ like President Clinton, promises to quit if elected? me." search, Manibusan said. Sablan'strial. didatehas vanished. A bank rob­ except that he committedsuicide THESuperiorCourthasgranted tigators were unreasonable, tainawarrantfromajudgethatwould From Alaska to Alabama, There are several of these ka­ Who knows? In a year of anti­ "Therefore the searches are not beris running for the state Legis­ last month. a motion to suppress items taken In a l4-page order, Judge Ed­ justify the searches. negative campaigning is the fa­ mikaze candidacies around the incumbency, it may be the ulti­ valid, under Article 1.Section 3ofthe laturein Montana. A dead man is Thenthere's LennieThompson, from the vehicle of armed rob­ ward Manibusan acknowledged According to the judge, the truck vored tactic this year. But some country. In Sheridan County, mate campaign strategy. Commonwealth Constitution. This likely to be re-elected in West aDemocraticnomineeforthestate bery suspect Lucia Sablan, say­ that there was probable cause for allegedly usedin therobbery should candidates are willing to balance Mont., Mary Nielsen is running In Hawaii, Republican con­ court finds thatboth searches of the Virginia. House in Montana. Thompson ing the search and seizure was thepolice to believe that the truck have beensearched irrunediately. The the attacks with some references for assessor with the slogan: gressional candidate Robert Gar­ truck thedefendant wasdriving were And around the country, more volunteered at a candidates' fo­ unreasonable. contained some evidence in con­ government offered no legitimate to their own qualifications, "Elect me. I'll resign." ner has issued no ultimatum - or not valid searches...Nor were they thanone candidate is making this For instance, Joseph Brennan, rum last spring that his resume Sablan was accused in March nection with the armed robbery reason asto whythefirstsearch was validinventorysearches,"Manibusan There is some logic to this. anything else. He has disap­ included a stint as a bank robber. promise: "Elect me. I'll resign." a Democratic candidate for gov­ The Montana Legislature abol­ of attacking acashier at Poker and which left Lea Gaspar with head delayed three andahalf hours. said peared. He had, in fact, served i 1/2 . injuries. Putting aside the serious is­ ernor inMaine, says he has "more ished the duties of county asses­ Games Kingdom with a hammer Theprosecution alsofailed toshow The ordermeansthatthegovern­ Garnerdefeated two opponents years for robbery in Washington However, the government sues in next Tuesday's election, experiencewithfirearms than any sors last year, but Sheridan and robbing the Cabrera Center whyawarrant wasnotobt.ainedfrom mentwould not be allowed to intro­ in the Sept. 17primary to take on state in the late 1970s. "There's 1994has had more than its share other gubernatorial candidate." establishment of more than failed to prove the existence of a court judge during the three and a duceas evidence the itemstaken by County missed the deadline for Democrat Patsy Mink. That was nothing to be gained by trying to of political oddities. Specifically, Brennan, an abolishing the post locally. $2,000. Take Alaska. While voters about the last anyone heard from hide something in your past," he Army veteran, has attested to his Nielsen,a Republican, says she him. At around 9:39 a.m. on March therehave been enthralled by the said. "My past is not who I am 19, a witness informed the De­ competence with machine guns could save the county dlrs Gameris said by acquaintances quadrennialdebate over whether and bazookas. today." partment of Public Safety that a 117,000 in salary and benefits to be alive and well and on a boat Tourist loses valuables As a campaign slogan, that to move the state capital from This has prompted some over her four-year non-term. robbery was in progress and pro­ somewhere. Hawaii Republican shoulddo in thisera of diminished Juneau to someplace colder, a chuckling in Maine - cartoons of In Texas, State Treasurer vided a description of the assail­ ChairmanJared Jossem calls him expectations. Still, it doesn't quite real issue has taken root in the Brennan in full combat regalia Martha Whitehead is looking to ant alongwithalicenseplatenum­ race for governor. "anextremelyindependentRepub­ have the ring of "Elect me. I'll and so forth. abolish not only her job, but her lican." ber. to motorcycle rider RepublicanJimCampbell, who resign." A few minutes later, a police There is one tactic taking hold entire agency. In a TV cornmer- In West Virginia, popular state Then again, what does? officer spotted a vehicle and a By Ferdie de laTorre was walking on 2W Highway, an LaFiesta. driver on Middle Road, in San unidentified man, riding a motor­ The boyescaped by running to­ Jose, fitting the witness's descrip­ A MOfORCYCLE-riding man cycle came behind and grabbed the wards a get-away vehicle which Lucia Sablan CNN convicted ofcontempt More than 350 Haitian tion. Sablan was pulled over and reportedly grabbed the bagcontain­ victim's black bag which he held was parked atLaFiestacompound. ingmoneyandjewelryfrom atour­ under therightann. By JOHN PACENTI U.S. District Judge William was positively identified by the Responding policeofficers how­ tered press and the mandates of refugees dumped at port witness at around 9:55 a.m. ist who was walking along 2 W The suspect fled ever, spotted the vehicleandrourded Hoeveler found the television the First Amendment, but I must By LISA M. HAMM HighwayinGarapan'Iuesdaynight, MIAMI (AP) • The Cable News outside in the streets," said a re­ Sablan was then advised of her The tourist chimed his bag con­ upthe five malejuvenileoccupants, network guilty of willfully vio­ also be mindful of the vital im­ Theincident camea week after Network was convicted Tues­ lieved Reynold Louis, 28, of the rights, arrestedadbroughtto DPS. tained one gold necklace, one gold Out of five, two of them were lating his 1990 order against portance ofcompliance with or­ PORT-AU.PRINCE, Haiti snatchers struck atLa Fiesta inSan day of contempt of court for coastal townofSt. Marc,about60 A crime scene technician took bracelet, a diver's watch, calculator, found consuming liquor. At DPS broadcasting the calls, which had ders of the court," Hoeveler said. (AP) • Cash-poor Haitian offi­ Roque, taking a handbag from a airing recordings of deposed miles (l00kms) north of Port-au­ photographs of the vehicle and and$100cash. twoconfessed they were involved been taped as a matter of routine The First Amendment of the U.S. cials scrambled to provide food female tourist. Panamanian leader Manuel Prince. discovered the evidence in ques­ It wasthefirsttime,a maletourist in the La Fiesta snatching. by the U.S. Bureau of Prisons. Constitution guarantees freedom and shelter to dozens of Haitian Department of Public Safety In­ Noriega's jailhouse phone con­ They left the Bahamas early tion at around 1:25 p.m. became victimin the recent rashof LastOctober 20,another female REPORT card distribution at "I am ever mindful of the im­ of the press, refugees who were dumped at the formation Officer Cathy Sheusaid snatching cases on Saipan. versations with his lawyers. portance of an essentially unfet- Saturday on the vessel East Ore, The vehicle was taken to DPS touristlostherhandbagtoasnatchsr Marianas High School is sched­ Sentencing was set for Dec. 9. port by a Bahamian vessel. theNassauTribunereportedTues­ central where it was impounded a report was received Tuesday at All earlier snatching victims were while walking on Beach Road in CNN spokesman Steve uled today, November 3, 1994 The refugees had fled Haiti day. andanothersearchwasconducted. II :03 p.m, about arobbery incident women. Garapan. Haworth said, "We continue to from3-6p.m. Parents andGuard­ underthemilitarygovernmentand A spokesman for the Grand Sablan moved for the suppres­ which occurred near the Oriental Last October 24, a boy snatched DPS expressed alarm afterfour believe we acted properly and were detained in the Bahamas as Hotel inGarapan. ians may pick up Ist Quarter rc­ Bahamas Human Rights Asso­ sionof theevidence,claiming that thewalletcontainingmoney andothcr other successive snatching cases pons and a Parent-Student Hand­ we are reviewing the decision to illegal immigrants. The British Sheusaidaccording tothereport LUXURY ROOMS AT AFFORDABLE RATES ciation, D' Arcy Ryan, expressed the search andseizure was illegal. items from a female tourist whohad werereportedonSaipaninJulyand determine whether to appeal." commonwealth dropped more while a 51-year-old male tourist book from the Homeroom ALL ROOMS HAVE OCEAN VIEW dismay that the refugees were re­ The court granted defendant's justcameoutfromoneofthc stores at August. Teacher. Frank Rubino, a lawyer for than 350 Haitians off in Port-au­ patriated just two weeks after the former Panamanian dicta­ PrinceonMondayinwhatitcalled President Jean-Bertrand Aristide tor, said Hoeveler made the right "an early repatriation exercise." returned to Haiti. That wasn't decision after weighing the right "It's an inhuman way of deal­ enough time for the government to a free press against the right ing with refugees," Gerald to prepare for them, Ryan said. to a free trial. Nicolas, a spokesman for Mayor Thousands expected to join rally Ryanalsocomplainedthatsome 'There wasn't a need to play Evans Paul, said Tuesday. "The of the refugees had been in the ORGANIZERS of the first of a The march/rally will end at the those calls," Rubino said. "The Haitian government doesn't have postponed following the havoc aimed to have all citizens aware for participating the turn-off the Bahamas long enough to qualify kind"TurnOfftheViolence"rally American Memorial Park where reporting could have been done created by Typhoon Wilda. of violence, drug, and other crime violence poster contest. the infrastructure in place yet to for immigration status. areexpecting thousandsof people a program will be held, without playing the calls," care for such people." It isthefirst time the CNMI was preventionefforts withinthecom­ Crime Stoppers Coordinator The U.S. Coast Guard hasrepa­ who will participate today's pro­ The guest speakers are Gover­ CNN broadcast segments of Paul's office rushed to provide invited by the Crime Prevention munity to take action themselves Sgt. Edward Manalili on theother triated thousands of boat people gram which is the highlight of nor Frcilan Tenorio, Bishop Council in Washington through the tapes II times overtwo days, aid to 110 of the refugees at the to Haiti in cooperation with the . and nurture a safe, caring envi­ hand, urged the public to partici­ Crime PreventionMonthcelebra­ Tomas A. Camacho, Rev. Bar­ the Governor's Office to join the even after Hoeveler learned of capital's home for the elderly. Haitian Red Cross, which pro­ tion. ronment for future generations, pate, walk and support the "Tum their planned broadcast and bara Grace Ripple andDPS Com­ month-long celebration. Frances M. Sablan, MHS vice Those in the group had no way vides the refugees a small amount The committee members con­ off the Violence." to get home, missioner Joe Castro. The Crime Stoppers arranged principal andAyudaNctwork Inc. warned any use of the tapes ofmoneyfortransportationhome. ducted a press conference before "I am inviting the community Ms. Lauri B. Ogumoro is the the celebration with the theme Education Committee chair­ would violate his order. "They couldn',t just leave us Aristide was ousted by a mili­ they held a meeting at Nauru to join the rally. It's not for us. keynote speaker. "Working Together To Stop the woman, lauded thestudents along tary coup in September 1991.He Building yesterday morning to The whole community involve­ The rally was supposed to kick Violence." with the teachers particularly returned with the help of the U.S. finalyze the details of the rally. ment is needed for its (program) off last November 27 but was The October celebration was those from MHS and Koblerville military on Oct. 15, shortly after Juan L. Babauta, Director for success," Manalili said. (FDT) the coup leaders left for exile. Ayuda Network,said they are an­ Earlier Tuesday, Paul, forced ticipatinga bignumber of partici­ into hiding for much of the past pants as different government . ~. three years, visited a cemeteryfor agencies,organizations,students, Day of the Dead celebrations to and other members in the com­ honor those ki"lIed under themili­ munity expressed support with

tarydictatorship. the program. ..1 Paul cautioned that Aristide's Officer Franklin Babauta, As­ return would not bring instant sistant CrimeStoppers Coordina­ change to this country, the poor­ tor said the rally will start at the est in the Western Hemisphere. Carolinian Uttat 6:30p.m. Free t­ "The struggle we are leading is shirts and balloons will be given a struggle for change," Paul said for the first 200 participants. as he laid a huge bouquet of mari­ He said during the rally, par­ golds at the Universal Tomb in ticipants.will be guided by DPS the capital's main cemetery. motorcycle and traffic vehicles. The tomb was built in 1990to The ]ROTC marching unit and holdbonesfoundscatteredincem­ DPS Firemen will follow. eteries or in rented tombs with The participants include' the expired leases. Ayuda Network and volunteers, "Change means that the unem­ Elementary Drug-Free Students, ployed can find work; change DARE instructorsandvolunteers, MOYLAN'SINSURANCE means that those who hungry Middle School Drug-Free stu­ UNDERWRITERS, INC. are HOME OF THE GOOD GUYSAND GALS can get food; change means that dents, MHS Stuco, High School Sablan BUilding. P.O. Box 206.Sa/pan. MP96950 children can go to school, that Drug-Freestudents,DPSstaffand Tel: 234-6129/6442/6571/7185• Fax: 234-8641 people can have shelter," intoned volunteers, other government MO,'LAN'S INSURANCE UNDERWRITERS (INn) INC. P.O. Box 995 • Rota. MP96951 theenonnouslypopularPaul,who agencies, DPS ambulance, DPS Committee m~J'!lbers of the "Turn The Vio/enc? Rally"hold a press conferencebeforeconducting a meeting yesterday.(From left to right) Sgt. Tel: (670) 532-2230 • Fax (670)532-2230 was surrounded by jostling fans. fire truck and NMC drug aware­ .\l'-l \NS\G;\{f \NI"O WHY A\>ES ANIJ \-lOMo 5Ap\ENS of Tinian for not accomplishing WENT i~E\R SEPARf..1'E Wf..'{s 4.4 M\Ll\ON YEARs Mi;O .•• boardto sell land andtotravelall __.../'0-.----1 enough in terms of establishing a over the globe to sell Tinian as a casinoindustry on the island. casinodestination. Butforthelast ~f!4 c;t'::~; In separateprivilege speeches, ' several years they have failed," ...... ViceSpeakerJesusP.Mafnas and Santossaid. Representative Alvaro Santosad­ BothSantosand Mafnas asked Komprendiyon na ayo siha na gaseta i manmalagnos pot abuson taotao monished TinianMayorHerman Tinian Representative Joaquin hiyofig guine hana' fan bubo hit sa' pot checho' un taotao, todos man )'l?~ ~ M. Manglona for his criticism of Adriano to relaytheirdisappoint­ manmirese fache' achog i asunto rnemegaifia ti man pattisipao osino man .. gaming billsthatoriginated from menttoTinianleaders atthesame the Houseof Representatives. manisague. Lao ta sufigon gi hilo' pinasensiasa' hu tufigoha' lokue' naguaha I'~~~ timeexhorting themtotakeamore ~ '~ Bothsaidthepursuitofthebills' gi entre hita man manisague gi abuson direchon empleaota ginen Filipinas. '. goals arejustifiedconsidering that aggressive approach atestablish­ ing the industry. Klaro lokue' na ti taotao tano' ha' manaonao guenao na inakusa. Kontodo <. r ir theCasinoInitiative inTinianhas "Let's gets serious. Saipan also \-\EY .... IF THE SMO\{t "k, Jesus Mafnas Herman Manglona Koreano, Japones, Chino yan Filipino man acha isao ha' todo gi abuson yet to accomplish its goal of es­ Alvaro Santos has its economic needs too. They , \ BOTHERS You, JUST \' tablishing the first casino in the sored. The mayor said the two empleao ginen hiyoiig. Ni uno soplu sa' todo ha' man gai liheiig guma House Bill 9-262, establishes tempt to bring full blown, un­ hadfouryearsand thathasbeena SAY SO! SecondSenatorial District. bills in effect establishes casino thegamesofTwenty-One, High­ regulated casino gambling into espehos, Ayo mina' tai balii para tana' kahulo metbiosta sin presiso. Maila long time," Santos said. "I can't see whyTinianshould gambling inallof theCNMI,ren­ Low and Baccarat while House the Commonwealth through the Mafnas said he hopesTinian ta aksepta na hungan maiiasaonao hit gi este naabuso. keeponcomplaining whenit had deringTinian's exclusiveright to Bill 9-79, the Pachinko and slot back door, he said they will kill wouldworkveryhardtomakethe Rason na hu yayama.attension miyo nos pot para ta atisa i asunto gi ti six years to implement the Act put up casinosuseless. machine actof 1994. Tinianoffi­ the casino industry on Tinian. industry work. and have not done so," said Under ArticleXXloftheCNMI cias noted thatthetwobillswhen kombene na manera. Lao seguroyo' na mafigonfotme hamyo na debi tana' fan But according to Santos, there "People are suffering because Mafnas. Constitution, gambling isprohib­ taken at the same time in effect is nothing to kill in terms of a of thelackof visionandactionon maagim korasonta ya ta ke satba este na atetuta osino maiiata sa' taotao ha' JACK ANDERSON and MICHAEL BINSTEIN "It is not fair for them to con­ ited in the NMI except as pro­ establishes casinogambling inthe casinoindustry onTinianbecause this. We want to help make the lokue' i prohimo osino prohima ni fumachuchuchue' hao. Gi kadada ha' .na .WASHINGTON, MERRY-GO-ROUND tinue to complain when Saipan vided by Commonwealth law or CNMIwithout goingthrough the it has not existed. industry areality. Let's stopcom­ manera, mufiga hit manman dispressia sa' ni uno prefecto manaifia. Dispues, and Rotaarereadyto set up such established through initiative in initiative process. Citingarecent auditoftheCom­ plainingand do somethingabout an industry," he said. theCommonwealth orinanysena­ Thegambling billshaveaspur­ ti ennao man mafanagueta nu i mafiainata. Maila ta onra siha gi hechuran mission, Santos said.the Tinian the inaction," said the vice On the otherhand, Santos was torial district. pose the need to generate more gaming bodyhas violated "every speaker. propio na disposision para maseha haye na kilisyano. critical oftheTinianCasinoGam­ The island of Tinian has been revenues for the CNMI govern­ Hungan siempre hana' fan masa' hit man manemplea ginen Filipinas man Drug smuggling is ing Commission for not having the only island so far to have ment as the Commonwealth mauleg siha yan professionat na man fafachochu' piot ayo siha na kategoria producedresults over theyearsit legally acquired themeans tostart movestowards greaterself-suffi­ has been in existence. a regulated casino industry, hav­ ciency and less dependence on itaya' kualifikao gi halom yan entalo' taotaota. Sifia ha' lokue' gumuaha "It seemstheyhavespentfunds ingbeentheonlydistrictthatrati­ the federal government. dispues mobimento para ta chague' Filipinas na metkaon hutnalerospot todo a sinister art form and nothinghas come out of it," fied a casinoGaminginitiative. According to the mayor, the WASHINGTON- The government's much Another smuggling group,from Lisbon, Por­ he said in his privilege speech. Both the other islands of Rota is keha gi kotte pago na tiempo. Dipotsihe matto i tiempo 'nai debi tafan ballyhooed war on drugs shows scant signs practical effects of the bills will rugal, tested theuse of hollowed-out shipping Both lawmakers clearly re­ andSaipanhave previously tried mapaiigon na ni hita mismo man tai direcho man manabusa direchon taotao. victory, perhaps becausedrug runners areusing have more than just a fiscal im­ crates by concealing 43 bottles of wine. One sentedcriticismthatcamerecently to do the same, only to be met ever' more ingenious ways of concealing the pacton theCommonwealth Gen­ Mauleg ta komprendelokue na i direchon nih a parehayan hita mismo ni taotao confidentialreportnotes that "itwas anapparent from Mayor Manglona over two withopposition by theirelector­ contraband they ship tothe United States, eral Fund. tano. Estague' sustansiaiia i man halom hit petmanente patte gi familian 'dryrun' test ofthe false floored shipping crate" gambling bills they have spon- ates. Referring to the bills as an at- Afederal information sharing unitrunbythe which U.S. Customs discovered. politikan Estados Unidos de America. Drug Enforcement Administration and a half One interesting method originating inThai­ I asunto afafielos ti pot Filipino, Koreano, Japones osino Chino. I checho' dozen other federal agencies inEl Paso, Texas, land is the use of plywood sheets specially gaige direktamente na ta diskrimimina un taotao osino grupon taotao sa' ta keeps track of the concealment methods anc laminated tocreate internal compartments, ora prepares special reports forother law enforce­ stack of plywood sheets strapped together to Tenorio asks solons to aatan papa' komo tagpapa'. Lache este na hinaso ya seguroyo' na ni hago ment agencies. conceal a large internal void area mismo ti un konfotme yangin hago fumachochuchue' siha gi tano' niha. The reports arestamped "Confidential" and Inthe first instance, DEAagents discovereda Seguroyo' lokue na siempre un demanda na un marespeta yan matrata komo .1Ot intended for publication, but we've re­ Dile ofplywood ina Bangkok storage facility viewed several ofthem. taotao, whosesheets were 1-1/8 inches thick. "Plywood work along his tax bill Among other things, thereports show that sheets areseldom manufactured inthicknesses Hatme pot unrato sapatos niha este sina na taotaogue i hagas hasufigon todo some drug runners arealsoadept wood crafts­ greaterthan 3/4inchessosuspicionwasaroused," GOVERNOR Froilan C. owntaxproposal afterthe House officers of both houses, the gov­ Tenorio has called the attention leadership earlierindicateditwill mattiro ginen hitayan otro sihana manman emplelea, Chagekumekomprende men and metal workers. For instance, U.S, anintelligence report says. Though it appeared. ernor said collections surpassed i of the Legislature to a healthy notconsider thechiefexecutive's , , hafa mohon sifiienten niha, pot ihemplo, i muchacha an humalom gi kuattofia Customs officials in New York City recently extemallythatthe sheets were threesheets glued the$140 million mark, anincrease , found more than30pounds ofopium sticks in together, the middle was afalse one concealing revenue collectionfor fiscal year proposal onhowtoreform thetax of about $6 millionover the$134 dispues de oran chochu' ya inistane ni tatan guma'. Osino, haso kao un magof the hollow backings of pictures andplaques alarge quantity of'Thai s~ck" marijuanapack­ 1994arid hasexpressedoptimism system. million actual collectionnotedin yangin todo membron familian amumo man eesalao na chogue este yan ayo arriving from Iran. Ironically, all ofthese pic­ ages. that the trend will continue on Speaker DiegoT. Benavente in FY 1993. gi etmismotiempo? Fueraha' de bulacho hao, siempre unlalalo' sa' ti esklabo tures and plaques bore the stem visage of the Some traffickers are noteven above mixing until FY 1995. anearlier interview saidtheHouse He quickly attributed the addi­ Ayatollah Khomeini, symbols of hearth and home-like bread­ This,he said, coupledwithhis will be supporting an alternative tional revenues to an increase in aipan Cable adds hao na finafiago. Hiding drugs inside large containers ostensi­ boards-withhashish: The reportnotedamulti. proposed changesinthetaxstruc­ reform version proposed by the economic activity in the islands, Haso lokue' pot unrato komo saina kao un magot yangin rna afuetsas bly carrying innocent items, like farm'equip­ kilo hashish seizure at Amsterdam which in. turewouldamountto some$175 Saipan Chamber of Commerce in especially since there were no patgonmo palaoan muna' magofun estrafighero sin konsimentofia? Kao patte ment and wooden furniture, into America is volved the useofbreadboards hollowed outto million to $190 million in rev­ that it is the least burdensome changes in the tax laws. local programming such afavorite ofsmugglers, theDEA recently enues, depending on the adjust­ gi kutturata i para ta bendin'iiaihon famaguonta fama1aoan pot dinisponen un hide the drug. among thethreeversions under "We have every reason to ex­ prepared anadvisory tolaw enforcement offi­ RED MENA~Judging byCIA reports, ments the Legislature wouldlike House consideration. pect that this upward trend will BEGINNING tonight Gover­ their work schedule is," said tai konsiensia na amo? Halom fan pot unrato gi titanos ennao na prohima ya cialsabout some ofthe more creative "contain- Americans might find themselves longing for to have on his Administration's Seeing this as willingness nor Tenorio's weekly press con­ SaipanCableNewsBureauChief ." continue," the governor told un siente hafa mohon sifiientefia an ha konsidedera hafa para ususede an ers. the good old days of the Cold War before the proposal. on the part of the Legislature Speaker Benavente and Senate ferences canbeseenthesameday John Ryan. onThursday nights from 8:OOp.m. machom i adao 'nai siempre rna afuetsasgue' ialo man dalag otro estrafighero Eight pounds of heroin were found inside decadeisout The governor last week re­ to consider some form of tax President JuanS. Demapan in an "Now SCTV subscribers can four handcrafted wooden room divideis arriv­ CIAdirector James Woolsey recently told a sponded to a draft audit report reform, Tenorio offered to October 27 letter. - 9:00p.m. on Saipan Cable TV watch the news live at 6:00p.m. sin minalagofia? Fuera ha de serioso na abuso hafafana' gi hilo minaa'fiao, inginSan Francisco from Thailand. Wooden Congressionalcommitteethatanestimilted5,700 from theDepartment ofInterior's lower his proposal's projected "Major construction starts channel 12.The program will be daily, or catch one of the four hatufigo i prohima na ti marespeta dig nona, yan isao i para ufannae' ni uttimo lamps and gaming tables coming from Leba­ organized crime groups have cropped up in Inspector General who said the revenue increase if the law­ for capital improvement replayedon Sunday nights from replays at either 9:00p.m., 12:00 unrofia yan guinahafia pot salape'. Maila ta aregla este na problema ya tana' non into the San Diego airport were found to Russia and threaten to auction off the fonner CNMI tax system didnotproduce making body would just con­ projects and new tourism 8:00p.m. - 9:00p.m. on Saipan midnight, 6:00a.m .. or 12:00 contain 260pounds ofhashish inbackgammon CableTV channel 12. noon," addedRyan. fan metgot hit prumaktika hafa finanaguen nana yan tata. Si Yuus Maase. superpower's nuclear arsenal to rogue Third theadditional revenues neededto sider his proposal. projects will will further in­ tables and 15 pounds ofhashishoilinthelamps. World nations. With the dismantlement ofap­ fundgovernmental operations. "We are convinced that the crease tax revenues and we ex­ The actual press conference is The news in Chamorrois tele­ **** """, are be­ Carved wooden figurines another favor­ proximately2,OOOnuclearmissilesevecymonth· . He provided both the House basic shape of our tax reform pect additional funds from ag-' held on Thursday mornings vised every Saturday night at Sumenna' magofi kantidan taotao ni muna' gasgas yan umadotna i siputtura ite. DBA agents in Seattle reported seeing a under theStART Treaty, there is a growing and the Senate copies of a letter proposal is far superior to gressive collection ofoverdueand ginning at 8:30a.m. on Capitol 6:00p.m. with newscaster John antes de Haanen Tolos Santos. Bonito i naftan siha ya anog na para todo i crackina wooden bust ofa South American surplus ofweaponready plutonium inRussia he received from MarvinPierce, other proposals being consid­ currenttaxes,"he said. Hill. Although the lengthof each OliverDLR. Gonzales. Indian coming from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Unlike during theCOld War, theenemy this the acting Assistant Inspector pressconference varies,theywill Replaysof theChamorronews minapottagi preparasion paraennao na haane, memetgotha' trabiha i kutturan ered by Legislature. Ifyou are All in all, the governorsaidhe Suspectirig thepiecehadbeensawedinhalfand time isnotaforeign government, aDd problems General .for Audits, and his re­ willing to work from our ba­ expects that the CIPs and im­ be televised in their entirety. arealsoat6p.m.,midnight,6a.m. relihion gi inaassisten man matai. glued it back together, agentspopped open and cannot besolved with summit meetings, diplo­ sponse to thatletter,inthehopeof sic proposal, we are willing to provedcollection efforts will re­ The SaipanCableNewsdepart­ and noon.' found 4 kilograms ofcocaine. 'Naitumotohgeyo' gi menannaftan tataho mananayuyot, ha yamaattensionho macyorhotlines. 'The(organizedCrimegroups) ::onvincing the Legislature into accept a smaller revenue in­ sult in an additional $10 million menthas also announced thatbe­ Saipan Cable also announced Another confidential DEA report notedthat ginning tonight there will be a pot unrato i taihinekog na pas yan trankilida gi ayo siha na taotaota i esta feed offofsocieties' weaknesses, conupting the considering his administration's crease," said Tenorio. inrevenue collections during FY that you can see weatherupdates U.S. Customs marijuana seizures ofthistypeat DOnna! course oflife, and destroying civic cul­ proposed tax reform measure. He said if the Senate and the 12:00midnightreplayof alldaily on typhoon Zelda rninutes after mangaige gi taihinekog na diskanso. Uno ha' yo' umestotba: I kantidan padet 1995, for a total of $150 million Miami, Atlanta and Guatemala City have gen­ ture," Woolsey said 'Their quest for profit "Please note that the audit re­ House can agree on an increase under thecurrentstructure. newscasts. theyarereleasedby the Office of ni manmahogse i los pobres. Yangin un dia ufato i hinekog i tano', dudayo' ernlly involved commercial air couriers from mocks all laws, mores and values: They erode port recommends an increase in between $25 and $40 million, According to the governor, the 'This addedreplayshouldgive Emergency Management on Caribbean countries. kao guahamakenariasifia manmaatkilapot paraumamueba ayo sihana padet. whathope isleft innations newly emergedfrom local tax revenues and greater resulting in total revenues in tax reform bill submitted by his all our viewers an opportunity to SaipanCableTV's weatherchan­ Traffickers will also hollow our the frames totalitarianism." equity inour taxsystemalongthe the $175 to $190 million Administration inJulywouldfur­ see Cable News no matter what nel41. Lao gaige giennao siha na pidason padet i ansia giya hita pot para ta protehe and runners of wooden shipping crates and If the United States cannot find a way to lines proposed by this adminis­ range, he is willing to adjust therincrease revenues byanaddi­ man guinaiyata ni esta hadifigo hit. Maila pago tatayuyute siha kosake sina pallets toconceal drugs. One seizure of ship­ contain the nuclear threat posed by organized tration," thegovernor toldthetwo his tax reform measure and tional $40 million, for a total of ufaiiiha yan i Nanalibreta gumosa i kabales yan tai achaigua na pas yan ping crates arriving at Miami International crime, theworld's sole remaining superpower houses of Legislature in a ietter Airportonacommercial flight from Colombia his FY 1995 budget accord­ $190millioninFY1995, thesame trankilida gi prefekto paraiso-i langet, Si Yuus Maase. could soon find itselfbargaining forpeace with lastweek. ingly. amount he earlier proposed for DRIVE WITH CARE yielded 94pounds ofconcealed cocaine. mobsters. Tenorio made a pitch for his In his letter to the presiding his FY 1995 budget. ,~ ~ .~t~.I':':"J "~.~.'. ~ ""~I.'" :";, .... s >; .>. \',','1 'J! ,\',,0'\1,_,,1., "1 6-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-WEDNESDAY-NOVEMBER 3 ,1994 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1994 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS ;\..ND VIEWs~7 NewYork exec eyed for eHe post SPCsets priorities for 1995 By Ferdie de laTorre and our liberal tax structure development programs. and supervision of key' per­ with a 95% rebate," Abraham Last September, the DPHS sonnel, a nun would be CUltur­ THE DEPARTMENT of Pub­ told Wardlaw. sought assistance from Glen ally appropriate considering Borja leads NMI delegation. to Vanuatu confab lic Health Services has offered The DPHS secretary re­ Haydon, president of the that the 'people in the'com­ the Commonwealth Health sponded to Wardlaw's letter Mercy International Health monwealth are very religious. THE RECENTLY.concluded Guerrero, executive assistant to sistence and commercial farming to manage their marine resources Center's top position to a New last October 26, expressing the Services in Farmington Hills, At present, Public Health Thirty-Fourth Conference of the Governor Froilan C. Tenorio; and livestock production. So the in "a rational and sustainable York-basedmarketingfinnpresi­ latter's desire to get the posi­ Michigan, to provide them a Administrator Josephine South Pacific Commission (SPC) John S. Del Rosario, a public re­ eradication of plant and animal way," it was reported. "This in­ dent. tion. nun who is interested to work Sablan serves as the acting has identified agriculture, fisher­ lations consultant, and Elizabeth pests is an important goal," said cludes upgrading the technical The DPHS expressed interest "I am confident that we will as hospital administrator. hospital administrator after ies, and social programs as the D. Rechebei, a special consultant. Borja. expertise in the government and in hiring Ms. AngelaM. Wardlaw make a good team. I am'very Abraham earlier said he be­ Pete Untalan, the former ad­ Commission's budget priorities Program priorities for '1995 A recipient ofpast SPC techni­ private sectors," Borja said. "It to be the hospital administrator, a eager to start the position, lieves that aside from being ministrator, resigned several for 1995, Lieutenant Governor were based on the results of a cal assistance for plant and live­ also means helping the govern­ sensitive CHCpost left open for a since it involves not only the an effective in management months ago. Jesus Borja said in a news release questionnaire submitted to each stock production, Borja stressed ment and private sector as well as few months already. running of the hospital but also yesterday. ofthe 27 member-countries ofthe that the CNMI intends to fully the general public to understand Wardlaw is the current presi­ the development of health Borja headed the CNMI del­ SPC. Agriculture received the utilize the technical expertise of the importance of fishery man­ dent of the Wardlaw Group, a policy re NMI's medically un­ egation to the SPC Conference in most support followed by fisher­ the SPC to help our subsistence agement and conservationissues," firm based in Syracuse, New insured," Wardlaw said. EPA cites CUC for Dr, Isamu J. Abraham Port Vila, Vanuatu from October ies and social programs, it was and commercial farmers. he added. York. specializing in strategic, She asked Abraham to pro­ sues. 24th to October 26, 1994. reported. With fisheries identified as the While off-shore fishery in the market and facility planning for vide her a table or organiza­ Variety learned that The other members of the "Most Pacific island countries second most important program CNMI still needs to be developed \ me Central New York health care tion from the department and Wardlaw's special areas of making progress CNMI delegation were Borja's and territories, including the for 1995, the SPC will assist South in regard to the catching, process­ industrj. hospital, general background interest concern institutional REPRESENTATIVES from ter, power and wastewater ser­ wife, Mary Anne; Herman T. CNMI, want to improvetheir sub- Pacific countries and territories ing and marketing of tuna and DPHS Secretary Dr. Isamu 1. information on the hospital leadership and governance, the U.s. Environmental Protec­ vices on the islands of Saipan, other pelagic species, Borja said Abraham sent last week a letter such as types of services pro­ hospital/medical staff rela­ tion Agency (EPA) met yester­ Rota and Tinian. Most recently, there is a greater need to seriously enclosed with the job description vided, number of admissions tions, merger and affiliation day with managers of the Com­ the EPA grantedfull certification consider measures to conserve the and employment contract to Jesus Borja and outpatient visits, number activities, and strategic facil­ monwealth Utilities Corporation to the CUC Water Quality Labo­ in-shore fishery before this finite Wardlaw for review. NMC welcomes new faculty assist island countriesandterrito­ of employees, description of ity development projects. (CUC) in an evaluation of envi­ ratory and liftedprevious Admin­ resource is depleted. "Perhaps the greatest benefitof ALAN Schwartz and Sohale Hyatt Regency in Maui, Hawaii. ton (1972) and his MBA from ries to improve the economic and affiliation agreements, health She has also extensive ex­ ronmental programs and regula­ istrative Orders against the In regard to social programs the position is the satisfactionyou Samari have joined the Northern While with Hyatt in Hawaii, he Babson College in Wellesley, social lives of Pacific Islands status indicators for the NMI perience in project financing tions. utility's wastewater operations identified as the third priority for will get from yourcontribution to population, and summary of Marianas CollegeSchoolofBusi­ assisted with the opening of fine Massachusetts (1974). He later people," Borja said. and the management and co­ TheEPA has been instrumental indicating that CUC consistently 1995, Borja .acknowledged the the developmentofanewsystem, outstanding health policy is- ness and HospitalityManagement dining establishments'and enter­ joined his family business which ordination of major hospital in educating and regulating wa- meets federal regulations and Northern Marianas has benefited The Secretaries of the CNMI this fall. Prior to joining NMC, tainment centers. He was also a included sales 'Il1ddistribution of properly treats all wastewater. tremendously from past SPC Departments ofLands and Natu­ .~~~~ Schwartzand Samarigainedvalu­ member on Hawaii's Food Advi­ pharmaceutical, cosmetics and As Wednesday's meeting con­ health training programs. "Given ral Resources and Public Health 'f able experience with the Busi­ sory Board and Coordinator for baby food products in the Middle \ ~.- cluded, EPA's Jim Branch noted the spiraling costs of health care, will submit their program priori­ ~ . ness Sector. Big Brothers/Big Sisters 'of East. After the 1979 revolution in ties to Herman Guerrero, who that the CUC had made tremen­ it is important for the CNMI to Alan Schwartzjoinedthe NMC America, Iran he moved back to the United serves as the SPC Coordinator in dous progress saying, "I don't continue its relationship with the School ofBusiness and Hospital­ In April of 1991, Schwartz States where he started his own theCNMI. know if the public is awareofit or SPC so that we can improve our ity in August 1994. His profes­ transferredto HyattSaipan where consulting business in Interna­ Borja creditedGuerreroand the not, but you've (CUC) done a preventive health care," said the sional training, background, and he managed the Oceana House tional Business Administration. other members ofthe CNMI del­ goodjob on all ofthese (environ­ lieutenant governor. experience make him a definite and Teppanyaki Restaurants. On His work included Portfolio egationfor theirhardworkbefore mental) issues." Preventive health care, which asset to the School of Business Saipan,he introduced the "Saipan Management as well as creating and during the conference. Del Branch said he had monitored includes educating the general and Hospitality Management. He Cellarmasters" which is an infor­ Management Information Sys­ Rosario chaired the SPC Com­ and analyzedCUC's water report public abouthealthy nutritionand is a Vietnam Veteran and was mationalprogramoffood and bev­ tems. In 1984 he joined mittee ofRepresentatives ofGov­ in Saipan, Rota and Tinian, and lifestyle, was noted to be the most born on November 30, 1951 in erages from around the world. Panametrics Incorporated of ernments and Administrations, he was about to lift Administra­ cost-efficientand beneficial health Chicago, Illinois. He is a graduate Schwartz is married to Brenda Waltham, Massachusetts where tive orders for Rota and Tinian. care in the long run. which met twice earlier this year Schwartz and became a proud fa­ he worked as a Product Manager "In the past, the quality of the of the Culinary Institute of "There are other areas where to prepare for the Conference. ther to a daughter on September for Ultrasonic Products used both water in Rota and Tinian did not Americain HydePark, New York the Northern Marianas has ben­ Staffed with experts from Pa­ 22,1994. for medical applications as well meet good standards. Now, the (1974) and completed a Wine efited from various SPC techni­ cific and othercountries, the SPC Study Programin Europein 1975. Sohale Samari joined NMC as inspectionofengineering prod­ CUC has solved those problems cal assistance. SPC is the only is a non-politicalorganizationthat He joined the Columbia College with a wealth of experience, ucts. At Panametrics he also es­ by upgrading the system andtreat­ regional economic and social or­ offers assistance to cortununity knowledge, and skills which most tablished elaborate Management ing the water. All data shows no in California as an Instructor ganization in thePacific that has programs and projects with em­ definitely complement his teach­ Information Systems and Sales violations of the Safe Water where he supervised students un­ existed for 47 years. We appreci­ phasis on training, self-reliance, ing career. Lead Tracking Systems. He has Drinking Act, so I am ready to lift dertaking their training in a hotel ate the SPC's dedicated efforts to and development. Samari received his B.S. in delivered technical and business those orders," he explained. restaurant which was used as a Chemical Engineering from lectures and has authored various The EPA and the United States living laboratory. publications. Bureau of Reclamation (USBR) In 1985 Schwartz joined the Northeastern- University in Bos- Don1t be a Litter BUgU18 are working with the CUC on additional system improvements Employees ofthe Governor's Office beautifythe surroundings of the Administration Buildingyesterday. The recent Typhoon Wilda left plantdebris m(eep Saipa'n BeaMtifmna! for the Saipan water supplies. begins reorganization· ,ttSI).t\.,',<\';, "l.: •. :: : ,. 'I"~ . ". ". around the Vicinity necessitating some sweeping and painting touch-ups. . 'WITll;paSsage',~pegislation ployment by 7,500 overthe next bined under a new Consoli- '~'authorizing reorganization of '. five years (though .this figure dated Farm Service Agency ,.the.,m$;DeparttnenfofAgri-, may change upward):·,··. . (CFSA)includingfunctionsof NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF :,'C~~1plans~U~d~~aYJo Weekly water report '. *Clos.e :::;::::;,'>: a¢e~,cie8 intp~.~l1g1~f~~~r- ·lendin~ Called by: Hiroshi Alba, TreasurerlMajor Stockholder reational beaches andstorrndrainages High concentrations of Fecal feet of these locationswithin48bours, •.... ;.... :,,:.,. ." ..the Agriculture Con- I . 2 DR COUPE 4.800 m;~i\:n~~S:lteleaserecelvedby ..VIce Agency;", :' ..."';. .',' servation Programs (ACP), this week.Thesamplescollcctedfrom Coliforms may be the result of of this ootice. 4 DR MODEL 5.800 'Ire Division of Environmental ;'"theVaa.~:yesterdayhad US .'*Blevatefoo(hafetyfunctions and the ConservationReserve ' NOTICE ishereby given that, pursuanttoa call by the Treasurer/ tt¥: following locations contained ex­ stormwater runoffdueto rainstorm'>. • 1992 JEEP WRANGLER 11.500 Fecal Coliform bacteria arerot usu­ Quality analyzes samples of marine $~ re.·;e~.".:.: ~ ·yr.'~'.; !l.;~ing$ ~ pn~er ··Pr.ogr~ (CRP)~ Major Stockholder of the corporation, a special meeting of the cessivecooccntrationoffecalcolifonn <...... ).. s.,p.. .•. ..·#U.h.e.,.Withappoin. -. en.t Of.'an... The law at- ally disease causing. 'Irebacteria can recreatiooal and stoondrainage water ·;P.t:bC~:iwlllbe.::carried out m Secretary forfood Safety.." lowsInterchangeableuse of • 1993 TOYOTA PREVIA VAN 18.500 stockholders of S.H.A, Project. Inc., a corporation of the Com­ bacteria, whichexceededire CNMI (~:'''~mPJpyC¥,Al¢pdlY Marine WaterQualityStandards. indicate the presence of humanand from 37locations onire westsideof .man- , "'Maintainaseparateresource . ,federal employees and non- • 1991 HYUNDAI EXCEL 4.000 2!t~r~~:~Jpe~~.~()n,~illbeconservat~onag~ncy. monwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, will be held at *~h at San Roque School animal waste in ire water. Studies Saipan island each week. DEQwel­ ' . . . federal employees. of county, .:::AA8Y.;f91;~!npl'?Y~s; Offic~ Garapan, Saipan, Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana is­ *~h at AquaResort Hotel havesbownthat storm waterruroffin comes allinquiries astoIrequality of :',;<: ..,! ··''''Estabhsh an of Risk area farmer committees oper- :!iJ::tR~f$a:~z~ti()~i:;raskForce Asses~ment, lands, on the 7th day of November, 1994, at the hour of 1:00 *Smiling Cove Marina tropical environments may also con­ ire beach water. Tbepablic isencour­ Cost. .Benefit ating CFSA offices, i;()mc.~~Y1Pmostcasesem- o'clock, p.m., for the purposes of electing new directors of the *Drainagesouth of Dai-Ichi Hotel tain fccaI coliform bacteria fromire aged tocootactDEQat234-6114with AnalYSIS ". .:'. A. Natural Resources Con- OffiCE fURNITURIAOUIP. fOR SAlE \p19Y~j!Vfi~9()~th.iue:todothe . *Bstablisha single.jndepen- serv~ti.onService ~RCS)will corporation, and forsuch other matters as may come later before *Beach at Plurreria Hotel natural environmert. To adequately anyquestions corceming thismatter. 1. AIC 18,OOJ BTU SOLD 380 '{.~....t:I.~'.··:p.~:~.:.9t.'.'.~.·'same·geo- dentNational ~pp.ealSDiViS~on administer all. a.gnculture-re- 8,OOJ BTU SOLD 250 the stockholders atthat time. fgtlM>~i~~oJ;t;.~erreorga- . ~e law provides f~r creation lated conservation programs 2. AIC 3. CASSETIE PLAYER (SONY) 95 The close of business of the 6th day of November, 1994, has \:',o,izati~P.i;j::':':-"~ . •. of SIX U':ldersecr~tanes: Farm except. those assigned to 14 women finish self-defense course (~~:Jniti8llt, been fixed as the record date for determining stockholders :Agencyftnanclal and Foreign Agncultural Ser- CFSA,. 4. REFRIGERATOR SOLD 450 This weekend you can see lian, and mainland-American In addition to receiving i:~d.,~is~~~e.f~nctions vice, Rural and c:omm~~tyDe- NRCS will be assigned the entitled to receive notice of and to vote atthis meeting, or any 5. WATERTANK 250 GAL 300 for yourself why neither of - and they represent ten dif­ achievement certificates, the .,willblcQDsohdated into one. velopment, Food Nutrition and Wetlands Reserve Programs, 6. DESK (BIF MODEL) SOLD 650 adjournment thereof. these images is correct. ferent professions, and sev­ women graduates will dem­ ~f~n~~~t.'i;~(~f,~:~;:.;. '.' ').,'" . ConsumerServices,NaturalRe- Water Bank J?rogra!D,_Colo- ~t;t,The:~iga,Di~on 7. WATER DISPENSER (COLD) 170 Dated this 21st day of October, 1994. On Saturday fourteen eral age groups, shapes and onstrate verbal strategies, legisla-: sources and Environment, Re-. radoRiverBasinSalinityCon- women will graduate from the sizes. kicks, strikes, and how to get >1~~9.~·.~~~:~Yi4e8 the ~c;c-~arch,Education and :Eco.no~- trol :,-ct Prog~, Forestry ~- 8. CORDLESS PHONE (COBRA) 60 first Self-Defense for Women The ceremonies start at 9:00 out of grabs and pins. They >t~~t~f\gt~,?~l~ur~ ~~th F~d ~hich centJ.ves}>r?~ram,GreatPla1Ds Hiroshi Alba \. ics, and Safety, .. IS 9. XEROX MACHINE course offered on Saipan. at the Vocational Education will also be challenged iI4i. 0I!ty:\~:\"" ,::.,:,.:,I,,~:·:, .1~lluldated'·~:'i,. I:' !'. :"\":, . Conservation Program and Major Shareholder/Treasurer They are Chamorro, Japanese, Building at the Northern through some rigorous role­ Call 233-3847 for complete details ,.,' :~al{ ~~~:p:~;,,~~:,,'::.\f:~~f>.~~~~~.~~~.~~g~- F~sf?r,th,e~U~~,~f?~!,f8. '. 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8-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-WEDNESDAY-NOVEMBER 3,1994 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1994 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-9 3 suspects Hum.anitarian aid obstructed No bail for drug Serbattitude mightbe contagious. the U.N. High Commissioner for could lose a leg shattered in a ButKesslersaidthisagreement, By DAVID CRARY "The great danger is the other possession with intent to dis­ Refugees, assailed the Serbs on grenade blast, Kessler said. .frequently violated in the past, is By Rafael!. Santos now in danger of collapse be­ combatants will follow the same \ 1(" tribute controlled substance. SARAJEVO, Bosnia- Tuesday for repeatedly obstruct­ The UNHCR hoped to evacu­ cause the Serbs want to set up a policy, and we'll end up in a hu­ The methamphetamine in­ Herzegovina (AP) Some of ing humanitarian work. ate 22 other patients to Sarajevo THREE suspects in a major new, potentially obstructive sys­ manitarian morass." volved weighed about 190 Bosnia's most vulnerable civil­ He said the Serbs have refused from Gorazde, where the hospital drug traffickingcasehavepleaded tem for advance review of re­ The recent Serb refusals to al­ grams. ians - wounded children, dying to let five seriously ill women isunderstaffedandcriticallyshort innocent to methamphetamine quests for convoy passage. low medical evacuations follows He and the other defendantsare cancer patients - face added suf­ return to their homes in the north­ of medicines, but Serbs also are charges contained in an indict­ "We don't want to send faxes a series of other incidents under­ accused of conspiring together to fering because of Serb obstruc­ ern city of Tuzla from besieged blocking that transfer, he said. ment from a federal grand jury. back and forth, and perhaps be mining humanitarian work. import, importation of and pos­ tion of humanitarian operations, Sarajevo, where they caine in "These obstructions are need­ At an arraignment in the U.S. told we can't go through because One reason Gorazde's hospital session with intent to distribute according to U.N. officials. August for emergency medical lessly prolonging the agony of District Court Monday, Arnold the fax machine isn't working," is short-staffed is because two methamphetamine. While attention focuses on the treatment. Two of the women are civilians," Kessler said. "These Z. Agulto, Rodolfo G. Manuel Kessler said. Sarajevo doctors, who volun­ They were arrestedwhileawait­ battlefields,where Bosnian Serbs terminally ill with breast cancer, people are suffering. They are andClarissaA. AIejandropleaded The Serbs also were refusing to teered to help ease the shortage, ingtrial inSuperior Courtonsimi­ are experiencing their worst de­ and want to return home to die. non-combatants. They have the not guilty to the drug charges lev­ allow the UNHCR's local inter­ have been detained for a week by larcharges. Their arrestsfollowed featsofthe war, reliefworkers are Serbs also are refusing to allow right to medical treatment, to die elled against them. preters to accompany relief work­ the Serbs. The doctors had been months of probe by federal struggling on the sidelines to aid the evacuation to Sarajevo of a in surroundings they are familiar The defendants are being held ers traveling into Serb-held areas. given Serb clearance to travel by investigators into the alleged the wounded, sick, and hungry. iO-year-old boy in the besieged with." withoutbail because theyarecon­ Kessler rejected as unacceptable road between the two besieged Arnold Z. Agulto Rodolfo G. Manuel Clarissa A. Alejandro importation of 'large amount Peter Kessler, a spokesman for eastern enclave of Gorazde who He also asserted that the Serbs sidered as flight risk. The sus­ were attempting to pose new re­ a Serb proposal to provide Serb areas, but.were arrested anyway, on December 19 at 9:00 a.m. of methamphetamine into, the pects are citizens of the Republic Monday's arraignment fol­ tained in a complaint from the strictions on the movement of re­ interpreters for these missions, eventhough accompaniedbyU.N. U.S. Attorney's Office. Agulto is charged with con­ commonwealth from the Phil­ of the Philippines and the court lowed the filing of an indictment lief convoys from Sarajevo's air­ saying the agency needed to rely personnel. The threeare scheduledfortrial spiracy to import, importation of, ippines. US' plane that crashed said they lack family ties. whichcited thesamechargescon- port into the city. on its regular staff. Last month, a U.N. food con­ Under a June 1992 agreement, The Muslim-led Bosnian gov­ voy driver was killed by Serb rolemodel...[he'scapable of]attract­ In a privilege speech during the island. cast on 162.4 and 162.55 had only minor problem the Serbs promised to let relief ernment and Bosnian Croats who gunfire near Gorazde, a day after However, he had previously also. Camacho... ingandmaintainingparticipationfrom session, Mafnas saidthere areposi­ megahertz or the Emergency chanical systems. Both devices convoys pass freely through their control thesouthwest of thecoun­ Serb soldiers hijacked and looted aired some concern about the By RICK CALLAHAN Continued from page 1 localbusinesses." tions specified underthegovernor's Information Hotline at tele­ were recovered from the wreck­ checkpoint between the airport try have been less obstructive, but a medical supply convoy near Administration's hiring practices. phone numbers 322-0222 or Sarajevo. Members ofthepowerful business Executive Order94-3which arenot INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - The age and sent to Washington for and city. Kessler said his agency feared the certified by Dave Burger, who 322-0220 or the Emergency organization holdan election every approved by Legislature by resolu­ AmericanEagleplanethatcrashed analysis. owns an accounting firm, Management Office at tele­ yearduring themonth' of November tion, thereby rendering them ques­ in a farm field was almost new Yoshimoto said. Another ... phone numbers 322-9529/ to choosea newsetof officers. tionable. with only one maintenance prob­ The new set of officers are ex­ 9572/9274/9530/9528. Meanwhile, winners at the 1994 He asked the speaker to ask the Cont~nued from page 1 lem on record - a broken interior pected to be installed next year. Beautification Poster Contest were WaysandMeans Committee toun­ The induction maybeheld inmid­ as of 1:00 p.m. yesterday. light. announcedyesterday. Winnerscome dertake a review ofallvacancy certi­ The twin-engine, high-wing January, accordingtoYoshimoto. from various schools in the CNMl, fications fromthe startof Tenorio's The Emergency Management Pilot ... Camacho was considered for Office will be monitoring the propellerjet went down Monday Bankoh CheckingAccounlS bothpublic andprivate. Prizes were term,forwhichtilelatter agreed. Continued from page 1 as it approached Chicago's . . . the same post because the nomi­ courtesy ofsome generous Saipan "I direct theCommittee to review movement of typhoon Zelda and nating committee fled that he is will be issuing-bulletins as soon O'Hare Airport in a rainstorm. companies. all certifications from day one and such actions. AIl68peopleon boardwerekilled. capable and willing to serve the comeup witha report," thespeaker as it becomes available. Please "...Plaintiff and her two minor chamber and the community, continue to monitor the official The Super ATR was registered said. children have suffered a pecuni­ in March and had gone through Yoshimoto told the Variety. bulletins which will be available House ••• Ways and Means Committee ary loss through the loss of 1,671takeoffs and landings, log­ "On that basis, we gave our Chairman PeteP.Reyes could notbe through the local media sources decedent's financial support," Repe's alinle Continued from page 1 ging 1,352 hours of flight time, vote of confidence," he said, add­ andNOAAWeatherRadioBroad- reached forcomment ashewasoff- according to the complaint. said AIMarucci, a spokesman for ing that they deliberated and se­ the airline based in Fort Worth, lected the "best" possible candi­ that, any new positions are sup­ dates in September and October. posedto be approved by thelegisla­ Texas. something to getyou in the Through September, the only "Efrain Camacho is the perfect ture viaa jointresolution. Japan opens diplomatic problem reported with the plane was a broken floor light, accord­ ing to Federal Aviation Adminis­ Chpistmas spipiL BPL holds Nov. meet tration records. It was reported THE BOARD of Profes­ meeting will be held at the relations with Palau April 3 and fixed May 2. sional Licensing will be con­ Board of Professional Licens­ TOKYO (AP) - Promising to help Palau's "nation-building" through thatdirect flights cansoonbeginbe­ The aircraft's last "line check," ducting their November Board ing Office located at the Is­ the people of Palau run their newly training andotherefforts. tween JapanandPalau, theministry conducted every 50 flight hours, meeting on Tuesday, Novem­ land Commercial Center independent nation, Japan on Nakamura, whoseancestryisJapa­ said. was Oct. 28.lts last "A-check," a ber 8, 1994 at 9:00 a.m. The Building 2nd floor, Gualo Rai. Wednesday established diplomatic nese, thanked KonoforJapan'shelp StateMinister Andres Uherbelau more extensive systems check signed thediplomatic documents for relations withthe fanner U.N. trust in building ports, roads, water and done after 250 flight hours, was sewagefacilities,accordingtoJapan's Palau. Saipan Chamber of Commerce territory. on Oct. 2, Marucci said. foreign ministry. Palaubecame~O:t I after 1994 Beautification Foreign Minister Yohei Kono, be­ The Super ATR and smaller Nakamura saidPalau wants tobe­ beingadminiseredbytreUnitedNatioos Poster Contest Winners fore signing thedocuments establish­ ATR-42 aircraft are built by a ing ties, told President Kuniwo come a United Nations member as since 1947. It bOO been ruled ~ ~ European consortium comprised soonaspossible andreiterated hopes GmmynlSrcintdaethn Grand Prize Nakamura that Japan would help of Aerospatiale of France and Gwendolyn Tudela Alenia ofItaly. About 130 are in 12thGrade, MarianasHigh School service worldwide, said Alain Brodin, president of ATR Mar­ "If You Want Change, Start With Yourself: keting Inc., the planes' American marketer. Elementary School: The flight records of 30 Super We'll put $10 in a Bankoh Christmas Club Account foryou when Grades 1-3: ATRs and ATR-42s operating in you open a Bankoh Personal Checking Account. And look what else Ist Place KristineZepeda Mt. Carmel School 3rd Grade theUnitedStatesare"exemplary," 2nd Place Noby Crisostomo Tanapag Elementary 3rd Grade said Charlotte Casey, a National comes free with this account! 3rd Place Zenylyn Guzman Tanapag Elementary 3rdGrade Transportation Safety Board Grades 4-6: spokeswoman in Washington. o FREE Bankoh BankCard to access our Bankoh BankMachines lst Place Jun Miyata Mt. Carmel School 5th Grade Twenty-three of the Super 4th Grade and Plus" and Star System" ATMs all overthe world. 2nd Place Hedwig Hofschneider Mr. Carmel School ATRsareregisteredwiththeFAA. 5thGrade 3rd Place Michael Santos W.S.Reyes Elementary Inall,they haveexperienced three o FREE first order of 200 Bankoh Collection Checks. Junior High School: maintenance problems assigned Jessica Kisa Mt. Carmel School 8th Grade Ist Place the highest FAA severity code, Jonathan Sin Marianas BaptistAcademy 7thGrade Drop in today, and open a Bankoh Checking Account. 2nd Place "frequent accident relationship." 3rd Place Niko Q. Tomokane Marianas BaptistAcademy 7Lh Grade High School: All three were landing-gear problems that were "repaired 1st Place Lawrence Hocog Mt. CarmelSchool 12th Grade without incident," according to 2nd Place Joan Sablan Mt. Carmel School 9thGrade 3rd Place Valerie Demapan Mt. Carmel School 12th Grade FAA records. Noneof the problems occurred The Saipan Chamber of Commerce would like to Sincerely Thank the on landing and none involved the FollowingCompaniesWhose Generous PrizeDonations haveMade this plane that crashed. Year's Poster and EssayContests a Success: NTSB investigators hope to Sillwiltbedepositedin a newor existing Bankoh Christmas ClubAccount whenyou BankofHawaii opena Bankoh Personal Checking Account.$51l openingdeposit required. Pleasehurry, learnmorefrom the plane's cock­ otter appliesto Saipan only. and isavailable onlyuntilDecember IS. 1994. THE BANK OFTHEPACIFIC® Gaskins & Associates; Herman's Modem Bakery, IT&E Overseas, The Chairman for the Saipan Garment Manufacturers Association, Mr. James Lin, presents a $ 300.00 pit voice recorder, which records Island Bottling Company, Joeten Motors, MacDonald's of Saipan, contribution to the Veterans Day Committee. Pictured (L to R) are Pete A. DL. Guerrero, Asst. Veterans cockpit conversations, and the MTC,Pacifica InsuranceUnderwriters, SaipanBowling Center, Saipan, Affairs Officer, SGMA Executive Director Richard A. Pierce, Chairman Lin, Joe P. Guerrero, Veterans Day flightdatarecorder. whichrecords MEMBER FDIC Plant Center, Saipan Stevedore, Tropical Plaza Committee member and Joseph M. Palacios, Division of Veterans Affairs Chief. the operation of the plane's me- lO-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-WEDNESDAY -NOVEMBER 3,1994 Escaped German convicts captured Britain poised to become top investor selves inside a house in By MARK HELM Cable TV and tabloid newspa­ They said they wanted to go ness, but had kept the area sur­ By ERIC R. QUINONES that tracks financial market data. Foreign direct investment rc- the late 1980s. . . Japanwilllike!yusemore~and per reporters did, however, take someplace warm, like Spain or rounded by 300 officers. Hoetzelsroda, 43 miles (70 kms) According to Department of fers to the establishment, expan- "There '.s an expe,tat,lon that mcrease d~ue aDSumpll~ . HEISTERBERG, Germany advantage ofthe cameraman's car France, and hadn't planned to Policesaidtheywerestillcheck­ east of Fulda. redu~ ord~ ing the identity of the man who The escapees later fled, drop­ NEW YORK (AP) - Britain will Commerce statistics from 1993, sion or acquisition of U.S. busi- Japanese investors. having been taxes m to revive Its (AP)·The two fugitives said they phone to conduct interviews as commit crimes after escaping inves~ors. ~ume~ onc~, slu~sh ~ from prison. surrendered, but German televi­ ping the children off, switching surpass Japan as thelargest source Japan had the'largest cumulative nesses by foreign may, be more cau- economy, said UCLA just wanted to get somewhere the fugitives 'sped along the Officers ringed Heisterberg, a sion said it was the second gun­ getaway cars and grabbing two of foreign direct investment in the U.S. investment with S96.2 bil- New York was the pnme loca- tIOUS, Sterling said. norrucs professor Fedenco warm - like Spain, or France. autobahn, pursued by police se­ lakeside hamlet north of Frank­ man. more hostages, a man and a United States by the end of 1994, lion. Britain was close behind at tion for investment at more than Sterling said the high cost of Sturzenegger, . They gave it their best effort: a dans, vans and helicopters. make~ Sturze~gg~alsoSaId~Japa- furt, after the convicts abandoned Albert had been sentenced to woman, police said. The man,the ending Japan's three-year hold 595.4 billion, the study said. S7billion, followed by Texas and land in JaPaIl: it hard for bank robbery using policemen as But the chase never got the life in prison for strangling a tav­ only hostage wounded, was on the top spot, said a report rc­ But British investment nearly California. The study said the U.S. companies to invest there, nese foreign mv.estment Will go.to shields, seven hostages, five get­ minute-by-minute play that ac­ their black Mercedes Benz and quadrupled to 59 billion last year, decline in West Coast investment which provides J~pan with !ess such A,slan ~lIons Ind~esla, ern owner and cutting off the grazed by a bullet. leased Tuesday. as away'cars, and a more than 800­ companied formerAmericanfoot­ freed their last hostages Tuesday. Vle~ The fugitives sped east into Economists said Japan's heavy more than a third of the 526.2 reflected Japan's economic funds to invest In the United Malaysia, and Thailand, mile (l,300-kilometer) chase ball star OJ. Simpson along the Gerhard Polak, 35, a convicted man's head. Reports that Albert former East Germany in the car losses in U.S. real estate invest­ billion in new investments in the troubles. States. rather thanthe Uruted States. . through six German states. southern California freeway last Swiss extortionist, was found used a machete in the 1991 mur­ stolen from the television cam­ ment and the need to rebuild its United States. William Sterling, manager of The United States has had con- The East Coast should remain But less than two days later, summer. Most coverage wascon- , Tuesday afternoon hiding in un­ der could not be confirmed. inv,estment~ inv~st- eraman, headed toward Berlin, own economy will reduce its Japanese investment dropped to international econom!cs f?r sistently strong in the premier location for both were in police custody. fined toregularlyschedulednews­ derbrush. Polak was carrying a The drama began early Mon­ beca~se then turned back. American investments, while 51.8 billion, down more than SI Merril Lynch and Co. financial Europe, particularly mthe Urnted ment, most foreign The case was a test for German casts. knapsack containing a dummy day, near The outlaws escaped from Britain will continue to increase billion from 1992. firm in New York, said it has Kingdom, he said. money goes mto such financial television, which agreed after a The convicts said they had ma­ hand grenade and loot from the Stuttgart in southern Germany. The two fugitives, who broke out Hamburg's Fuhlsbuettelprisonon its American investments. Canada, Germany, the Nether- been estimated that Japan lost 25 "One of the differences with services as banking and insu.r- similardrama in August 1988not chine pistols and a grenade and previous day's bank robbery. pn~anl~ He also had a handgun and a of prison three weeks ago, kid­ Oct. 10 by sawing through their Conducted by Los Angeles ac­ lands and France also increased percent to 40 percent on its West Japan has been it's not a two-way ance that are based ill tointerview kidnappers in theact. would blow up themselves and napped two police officers who cell bars, using an electric cable counting firm Arthur Andersen their U.S. investments last year. Coast real estate investments in street," Sterling said. New York, Sterling said. The country's two main televi­ their hostages unless police kept machine pistol. approached the minivan in which to lower themselves down to the and Harrison, N.Y.-based Inter­ sion networks and most major back. Convicted murderer Raymond the fugitives were sleeping. courtyard, then climbing over the national Business magazine, the Price rises in newspapers observed the agree­ "You can take usout, it's all the Albert, 32, a former memberof an The fugitives drove to Fulda, wall with a handmade ladder. study shows Britain has invested ment this time - even after the same tome,becauseI've gotnoth­ eliteunitofthe EastGermanarmy, Ukraine get off The chase recalled the 54-hour more than 52 billion in the United outlawscommandeeredacarfrom ing to lose. Same for my friend," surrendered to police in the same where they robbed a bank of pursuit of two bank robbers in States in the first half of 1994. KIEV, Ukraine (AP) • The first a television cameraman. said one. area several hours later after he 250,000 marks - about $160,000­ December 1987. tariffs and other barriers among August 1988 that ended with the Japan's 1994 investments to­ major round of long-awaited price drew their attention by shooting using one of the kidnapped offic­ Stocks tumble 123 nations should reduce deaths of two hostages. Reporters taled only 550.2 million, accord­ rises, partof Ukraine's recently 00­ in the air. ers as a shield, police said. Canada cites 52 America's annual trade deficit by outraged many Germans when ing to statistics complied by Se­ with bonds veiledeconomicrefoonprogram.got Police spokesman Kurt Maier After the robbery, they freed foreign vessels for almost $20 billion and boost the they interviewed the criminalson curities Data Co., a research finn off to a faltering start Tuesday. A Man holding his said Albert offered no resistance. theofficersona highway,grabbed NEW YORK (AP) . Stocks U.S. economy 'by' nearly a full violating fishery plannedfive-fold price increase for Police had earlier stopped look­ a man and his two children, aged camera as they held guns to their tumbled with bonds Tuesday fol­ percentage point, according to a bread failed to be introduced and ing for the man because of dark- 3 and I, and barricaded them- victims' necks. lowing the release of data show­ regulations private study. The .Institute for shoppers, whowereoutingreatnum­ US-Japan ing a strengthening American ST. JOHN'S, Newfoundland International Economics said the' boyfriend's hand bersMondaypanic-buying goodsat economy. The Dow Jones aver­ agreement was the most ambi­ (AP) • Canadian enforcement of­ heavily subsidized rates, milled ageof30industrial stockstumbled tious trade pact in history. ficers have cited 52 foreign ves­ aroundstatestores'Iuesday talks to 44.75 points to 3,863.37. coofused sels for fishery violations outside US will negotiate with small andsurprisedtoseepicesurchanged, shot by gunmen the 200-mile (320-kilometer) ter­ European nations on air The driver backed up about 30 resum.e Economy surged ritoriallimit so far this year - a 37 By ELIZABETH WEISE travel Chaos in a Moscow meters (100 feet) to block their By MARTIN CRUTSINGER percentjump over 1993.Asource last month path, jumped the curb onto the within the federal Fisheries De­ WASHINGTON (AP) • The trading center SAN FRANCISCO (AP) • Just I.IDII United States isturning to a group sidewalk and pinned Rohana WASHINGTON (AP) • Failing NEW YORK (AP) • The U.S. partment said 47 of the citations blocks from the Castro district, of smaller European nations as it MOSCOW(AP)-Mcrethan iroo the very hub of San Francisco's against a wall. to make the deadline for an agree­ manufacturing sector and overall wereissuedtovesselsfromSpain. 10 enraged investors shouted andthrew gay community, Victor Rohana Damron said the passenger INTRODUCES ment opening Japan's glass mar­ economy surged during October The other five citations were is­ presses end or reduce restrictions on international airtravel and trans­ bottles at the central exchange office was pinned to a wall with a four­ stuck a pistol out a window and ket to imports, both sides will and will likely grow further in the sued to ships registered to other THE ... of theMMM investment fund Tues­ shot Rohana, who was listed in coming months, hid a widely fol­ member states of the Northwest port. PatrickMurphy, thetransporta­ wheel-drive vehicle and shot in continue negotiating "a limited day after it announced a freeze rn BIICIR satisfactory condition Tuesday. period of time," U.S. Trade Rep­ lowed survey of corporate pur­ Atlantic Fisheries Organization. tiondepartment's assistant secretary the chest, apparently because he trading of old shares. Discorneru is The bullet pierced Rohana's lung, resentative Mickey Kantor said chasing executives released Tues­ foraviation policy,saidthenewne­ was holding hands with his boy­ growing among MMM investors, missing his heart by about an inch Tuesday. day. The National Association of gotiations withnine European COWl­ friend. Trade accord to thousands of whomvoted its head, (two centimeters), Damron said. B.S. and Japanese negotiators Purchasing Management said its tries willbebasedonthecurrent deal Civil rights advocates said the SergeiMavrodi, intoparliament in a "Maybe theyjust thought itwas met through the night Monday in monthly index of economic activ­ lower US deficit withtheNetherlands, which permits shooting, which left Rohana seri­ special electionSunday. Hisbackers macho to shoot a gay guy," Tokyo in an effort to meet a U.S. ity rose sharply to 59.7 percent free access by U.S. and Dutch ously wounded, was an example WASHINGTON (AP) • A new also stoodby himafterhis arrest for Damron said. "They madeajudg­ deadline for reaching final agree­ from 58.2 percent as production airlines to both countries on inter­ of the growing ferocity of attacks world trade agreement lowering tax evasionin August. ment that being gay was bad and ment to open theS4.5 billion mar­ reached its highest level since national flights. on homosexuals. their way of expressing that was ket to American and other foreign "Whereas in 1992, somebody to shoot Victor," manufacturers of flat glass. may have just yelled, 'Faggot,' At a news conference inTokyo, Chinese design becoming popular in NY nowthey're yelling, 'Faggot' and Officer Sandy Bargioni of the Japanese Trade Minister Ryuiaro clubbing you or raping you," said police Hate Crimes Unit spent Hashimoto said the two sides By BETH DUFF-BROWN dueinparttotheenormous influence on fcng shui for Chinese-language people wakeup withbruises." Leslie Addison of Community Monday stuffing fliers with a drawing of the attacker into mail­ would continue 10 negotiate after of Asian financiers. publications. Clodagh.oncofNewYork'slead­ United Against Violence. boxes near where the attack oc­ diplomats agree on a new sched­ NEW YORK (AP) - It mighthave "Hewhohasthe dollars will make 'The universe is"'"; mysterious. ing designers, worked with another The shooting has shocked the curred. ule for the discussions. been the seven gold and two black the decision" on how buildings are There's so muchenergy to pickup, fengshui masteron her interior de· city, in part because it prizes its Rohana wasn't the type to look In a statement, Kantor said that fish. oriented and designed," says Abe but most people don't know how," sign at Fclissimo, a oozyNew Age reputationforsocialtolerance,and in part because it has one of the for a fight, said a friend, Steven only a few "technical and sub­ When theowners ofLas Americas WalJ ach,vicc pcsiccntfrr the Trump saidthe66-year-old master. department storejust off Fifth Av­ largest and most celebrated gay Underhill. "He's very quiet and stantive" issues remain to be re­ JewelryputthenineIishintheirsmall Organization. 11 wasTin whoadvised theowner enue. communitiesin the UnitedStates. shy, certainly one of the most solved. Neither U.S.nor Japanese Chinatown store, as recommended Andthose whohavethe dollars for ofLasAmericas oneverything from "She helpedus locate thebestp0­ sweet, kind individuals I've ever officials would specify the stick­ by their feng shui master, business Donald Trump's billion-dollar Riv­ lighting, wall 00100 and theaquarium sition to generate money," said Police developed a composite sketchof the suspects, young men met," he said. ing points. jumped 12perccnt bytheend of last erside Southproject arc from Hong withninefish, anauspicious number C1odagh, who uses only one narre, intheirlate teens or early 20s, and Despite thecity's reputation for In a later interview on CNBC, year. Kong, where the useof fengshui is inChinese culture. "The Chinese are very pragmatic Mayor Frank Jordan offered a tolerance, there were 366 anti­ Kantor said the talks would go Thepersonal lives oftheir employ­ rampant. 'The two block fish always die about money. Clean running water $10,000 reward for information gay attacks and incidents of ha­ forward for a "limited period of eesarelooking up,the ownerhas new "Ifthecapital sources arecoming because theyabsorb thenegative en­ denotes money, Sowren youwalk leading to the arrest and convic­ rassment reported in San Fran­ time" as long as progress is being business deals and the prescription from this part of the world, those ergy," said his daughter Pun Yin."1 through Felissirro, you'll see that tion of the person responsible. cisco last year, said Lester made. marble floors generate great traffic capital dollan; comewithcertain per­ always tell people not tobuyexpen­ there's a 101. of watergoing00." Olmstead-Rose, executive direc­ "If we think the talks have now. specuvcsthatnccdtobcrccognized," sivefish." ClodaghworkedonFelissimo am "It isdismaying to think that in reached an impasse, we will use "NotonlyLhat, there'saharmony in Wallach said in a telephone inter­ MuchofwhatTindocs sounds like other projects withSarahRossbach, a city that is known for accep­ tor of Community United Against other alternatives," Kantorsaid in the store, there'sno internal feuding­ viewfromHong Kong. common sense renovation. While theauthor of threebooks onfeng shui tance of individual freedom that Violence. The group believes that only about 10 percent of harass­ a clear reference 10 possible U.S. and we're having two girls gelling Longbefore mainstream Manhat­ that'strue, hesaid, mostpeople don't whostudiedfor10years tobecome a this senseless act of violence still trade sanctions. married this year!" beams manager tan discovered the practice, the an­ knowhow to apply itproperly. master. occurs," he said. ment is actually reported to po­ Also Hamburger and Hotdog BUllS are different On Sunday, 24-year-old Victor lice. Both countries announced Oct. Anna Fung. cient Chinese believed there were Soheguides them,using aChinese When she steps into a room, from what you buy [rom others. I they had reached an agreement Just about anyone in New York's shaman who could interpret sign" compass calledaIuopan, theChinese Rossbach said,"I'm seeinghowthe Rohanaand Steven Damron were Advocates said attacks on gays in principle. to lower trade barri­ Chinatown will tell you whatthey've from theelement" on where tobuild Almanacandalunarcalendar10com­ structure ex- the layoutof Ire home walkingto theircar after dining in are very deliberate, with people ers that have virtually frozen U.S. knownforyears: Tbeancient practice a houseor cemetery to besthanna.. binemetaphysics and intuition, and Ire officeand Ire external ele­ a neighborhood restaurant. Just driving into the city's gay section ALSO AVAILABLE- - and other foreign manufacturers of creating positive energy flow nizewithnature. Working with Pun Yin, also a mentsare affecting thatperson," after 10p.m., two men in II white from the suburbs with theexpress • Pullman Bread· Pita Breael' Ampan- Cnocolate Cream out of Japan's flat glass marker through a homeor place of business Known asgcomancy intheWest, master, they entera horne and deter­ Focexample, Rossbach told one Suzuki Samurai jeep drove by purpose of harassing gays. Roll Cake· Hot Dog Bun· Pan De Coco· Hawaiian Ring the world's second largest. bringsgoodluck andfortune. feng shuimasters have been revered minethemostauspicious positioning client designing a penthouse apart­ and yelled at them, Damron said. "It's not like somcones walk­ • Cup Cake- Vanilla Cream Roll Cake· French Bread The two sides said they would But today, fengshui - the Chinese intheFarEastforcenturies aspriests fa'desks, beds, the dining-room table, mentthattherewas a bad feeling as Rohana said something to the ing down the street and sees a gay • Kal,lllm • Pan De Sal • Banana Cake • Cheese Cake continue talks over the next 30 characters for wind and water, pro­ and doctors able to read the heavens thc kitchen stove and mirrors, which youentered. men before turning to catch up person and gets upset," Addison • Butter Cup Cake and more. , - days to wrap up the agreement. T1OI.1OCCd FUNG-shway - is making andlake the pulse of the Earth. shO'Jld neverbe placed infront ofor "Whenyouwalked in,shewanted with his friend, Damron recalled. said. .------The Japanese flat glass market its way uptown. Wayuptown. As in TinSun,oneofthemost respected over the bed. 10 have an angle pointed at you,al­ is dominated by three Japanese DonaldTrump uptown. feng shui masters in New York, "Everyone M" a soul," Tin said. mostlikethisthreatening knife, am I For Restaurants, Bars and Snack Bars producers. American flat glass The architects, designers and real trained at a temple for nine years in "Somepeople believe when thespirit thought that was very hostile," manufacturers have less than 1 estate moguls in Manhattan's sky­ Canton, southern China. Today,he travels, trying togobock 10thebody, Rossbach said.Sotrey softened the School is open drive with care special order please call 234-0862 percent of the Japanese market. scrapers arealldiscovering fengshui, hasaradioshowand writescolumns it can bounce off the mirrors. Some anglewithlightam plants. J

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Apply at Eagle's Putt Use color SUMPANGO, Guatemala (AP) in peace. kite festival just for fun." 1 CARPENTER • Hundreds of giant colorful pa­ The largest kite at Sumpango The more religious tend to fam­ Snack Bar or at Younis Art Studio at Garapan. 1PAINTER - High school grad., 2years and sales per kites launched heavenward to village, 50 kilometers (30 miles) ilygrave-plots, painting, ornately Tel. 235-8917, 234-6341fi578. experience. Salary $2.45 perhour. wiD carry messages from the living to north of the capital city measured decorating and adorning tombs 1 MASON - High school grad., 2 years experience. Salary $700 permonth. 36 feet (I I meters) in diameter, with fresh flowers. the dead fluttered throughout 1 GAS & DIESEL MECHANIC - High Guatemala during traditional All weighed 800 pounds (360 'kilo­ Graveyards lose their drab grey 1 ASSISTANT MANAGER - College school grad., 2 years experience. Sal­ blast Saints Day celebrations. grams), took 30 days to build and look and become alive with color. grad., 2years experience. Salary $5.80 ary $800 permonth. In Latin America. Tuesday's 30 people hang onto guy ropes to "We decorate and make the perhour. Contact: PHILIPPINE GOODS CONST., L~~I off! graves pretty so the dead can rest Contact: MAGUSA INC.lROMEO INC. dbaConstruction, Manpower Ser­ IFIE IEWIE li\jurl CID stop it flying away. holiday was known as EI Dia de ~:tlTE VIEW PROPERTY RAMOS dba Romesons'. Caller Box vices & etc. P.O. Box 165, Saipan, MP los Muertos, Spanish for the Day Kites are constructed out of in peace," said Mario Arevalo, as D AAA 508, Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No. 96950. Tel. No. 234-6485/0455.(11/ of the Dead. lightweight bamboo. paper and he hung purple ribbons of plastic . BEACH HOUSE 235-7233.(11/03)TH/17109. 17)TH/10615. is as simple as••• rx-j "Flying kites was born out of an glue. . over the tomb of his deceased Garapan Lagoon Frontage , Accountant 1 FAST FOOD ATIENDANT - High q ancient tradition." said kite maker Ancient traditional indigenous mother. 5 BR/3 FB school grad., 2 years experience. Sal­ Jose Anona. 'The Mayan Indians beliefs, a Christian holy day and Special food is also prepared ­ 2,700 S.F. .4 ACCOUNTANTS - College grad., 2 ary$2.45-$3.00 perhour. I~§P ABSTAIN Add one color to your believedthe beginning of Novem­ friendly competition have been "fiambre," a dish imported from years expe,ience. Salary $4.00-$8.00 Contact: D'ELEGANCE ENT., INC. P.O. U-J ;jy( = Box 1106 CK, Saipan, MP 96950. Tel, ber was an excellent period to all rolled into one in Guatemala. Spain during the 16th century perhour. newspaper ad and sales ANAKS CONDO 2CARPENTERS - High school grad., 2 No. 234-9227.(11/17)TH/17211. communicate with the dead. good Sumpango celebrated its 17th conquest, has at least 75 ingredi­ years experience. Salary $2.45-$4.OC or will really take off. In Ocean/Managaha View perhou~ 1STOCK CLERK - High school equiv., winds to carry their messages and kite competition this year. ents, incliuding meat, fish, fowl, . . fact,when you use one no rain to interfere with its ar­ Kite Judge German Jeronimo vegetables and spices. 1 PAINTE~ - High school grad., 2years 2 years experience. Salary $2.45 per 2BR/2 FB hour. ~ rival." said "although some people still "Bunuelos," a sticky, doughy experience.'Salary $2.45-$3.00 perhour. =BE FAITHFUL color sales will increase PooltTennis 2 DRESSMAKERS Contact: D.S. CORPORATION. P.O. Others believe that the rustling believe that messages to the dead sweet is also traditionally served. 1WAREHOUSE (SUPERVISOR)-High . Box 3049, Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No. an averaae of 43%*Call school grad., 2 yearsexperience. Sal­ 235-4456.(11/17)TH/17212. ary $2.45-$3.50 perhour. us today to place your ad 4 SUPERVISORS (SALES) - High 8 SECURITY GUARDS - High school grad., 2years experience. Salary $2.45 ~, ~~NDOM and get sales flying school grad., 2 years experience. Sal· Gov't approves canola perhour. . = USE ary $2.45-$3.75 perhour. LOCAL HIRE ONLY 1AUTOMECHANIC-High school grad., Contact: GTS ENTERPRISES, INC. dba 234-8341 /7ff18 / ff/97 I 2years experience. Salary $3.00-$4.00 GTS Security. P.O. Box 1218, Saipan, (For Residents or I.R. only) perhour. MP96950. Tel. No. 234-8804.(11/17)THi •••it's your choice l with added detergent fats Contact: JeSUS B. YUMUL dba YCO 17213. ~ Corporatio~. P.O. Box 932 CK, Saipan, By ROBERT GREENE division. grown. The company pioneered I· Accounting Clerk MP 96950. Tel. No. 235-6604/05,(11/ 2 MAINTENANCE MECHANICS· High CONFIDENTIAL "Development of a dependable the Flavr-Savr tomato, altered to 03)TH/10,548 school grad., 2 years experience. Sal­ must be a computer literate , ary $4.75 perhour. WASHINGTON (AP). Calgene supply of a key raw material used stay ripe longer, and has won ap­ With accounting experience 1 COOK Contact: EAST-WEST RENTAL CEN­ FREE TESTING Inc., thecompany that genetically by a range of industries further proval of an herbicide-tolerant 2 KITCHEN HELPERS - High school TER OF SAIPAN, INC. P.O. Box 5233 < engineered a tomato to stay ripe demonstrates the benefits of agri­ cotton. must work 8 am-5pm Monday Thru fridays grad., 2years experience. Salary $2.45­ CHRB, Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No. 234­ 234.. 5100 - 24 HOURS ... longer, has won approval to grow cultural biotechnology to Ameri­ The department so far has also Salary starts from 3,OO/hr up $2.65 perrour. 7193.(11/17)TH/17214. and ship a hybrid plant full of the can farmers and consumers," he approved an herbicide-tolerant 1 SPORTS COORDINATOR - High school grad., 2 years experience. Sal­ 2 GARBAGE COLLECTORS . High fats used to make shampoos and said. soybean produced by Monsanto. Apply atYounisArt studio Inc. Garapan Solpan Te1234-6341 ary $2.45-$3.00 perhour. school grad., 2 years experience. Sal­ detergents. Right now, canola is a minor A virus-resistant squash is under Contact: DIAMOND HOTEL CO., LTD. ary $2.45 perhour. Contact: KIRK J. VERGITH dba B.K. Oddly enough, the Davis, Ca­ U.S. crop, although production review. dba Salpan Diamond Hotel. P.O. Box 66, Saipar. MP 96950. Tel. No. 234­ Enterprises. P.O. Box 1575 CK, Saipan, i lif., company will use genetic en­ has steadily increased, according The government determined the MP 96950. Tel. No. 288-Q232.(11/17)TH/ I\ 5900 Ext. Z78.(11/03)TH/1 0550. gineering on canola, known for to Agriculture Department fig­ canola product was safe after re­ r------, I 17217. 1, I' producing a cooking oil low in ures. Europe and Canada are the viewing three seasons' worth of I FOR SALE I 1SALES CLERK - High school equiv., 2 I 1 CASHIER (GAS STATION) - Two saturated fats, to make the seeds major world suppliers. field trials and public comment, years experience. Salary $5.00 perhour. I 20 ft. Containers I Contact: DFS SAl PAN LTD. P.O. Box years experience. Salary $2.45-$2.50 Canola is a form of rapeseed scientific literature and other ma­ produce laurate. I Excellent condition I SAVE 528, Salpan, MP 96950. Tel. No. 234­ perhour. 1 CASHIER (RETAIL STORE) - Two Laurate is a fatty acid found in developed in Canada during the terial. I for Ocean Freight or Storage I 6615.(11/0~)TH/1 0556. palm kernel and coconut oils, on 1960s. The name is a shortened Senior scientist Jane Rissler of years experience. Salary $2.45-$2.75 ~C>lt%1~ II' perhour. I Contact Paul Camacho at I ENERGY the forbidden list for health-con­ version of the descriptive the Union of Concerned Scien­ 1 ACCOUNTANT - College grad., 2 1 CARPENTER - Two years experi­ ::J>~J.i"V"~ry" scious diners but prized for mak­ "'Canadaoil-low acid." The low­ tists praised Calgene for the thor­ IL 322-7348/9 ..II years experience. Salary $600-$1,200 ence. Salary $2.45-$2.70 perhour. permonth. The doctor isin New York E::a..,rJ.y- i:.::B_ ing soaps, detergents and sham­ acid quality made the oil suitable oughness of its review but said Contact: FRANK DLG. CAMACHO dba ii~ r~] ~~ '-.:;§~ ~~~~; 2 PlUMBERS - Two years experience. V. C. Enterprises, Inc. P.O. Box 1595, -t,h~ poos. for human consumption. U.S. regulation of biotechnology Salary $2.45-$3.50 perhour. Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No. 322­ The approval was announced Calgene scientists altered the is too lax. Contact: B~CK MICRO CORPORA­ 1262.(11/17)TH/17218. ~~~~S:::~ rt'J[C/C)r:m::u.::LJnl..g; TION. P.O Box 545 CK, Saipan, MP :::-·::-i€.-: =S:~ Tuesday by the Agriculture De­ canola plant by adding a gene Rissler said more field trials are ~~··E:=:::: c:= ~ ~ 96950. Tell No. 234-6800.(11/17)THI ~~~ partment. from the California Bay tree. The needed to assure that genetic ma­ 1AUTO MECHANIC - Two years expe­ §:;~~?;;"i The first daily 10612. rience. Salary $3.00-$5,00 perhour. CllronklF~ ;~_.. ,~ newspaper result was canola varieties with terialdoes not flow from the plants N:;.w Anll·vhlll Dn.I£I publishod on "The commercial production of Contact: B & R CORPORATION dba Arrmllalln Hold. 1 ACCOUNTANT - College grad., 2 PToml-.o or C\.ltO Qu••tlen, k.null:lo 0,.... a-ult. laurate canola will offer, for the nearly 40 percent laurate. into their wild relativesand create Beach Road Auto Repair Shop. P.O. . ~j - ~~~~~~~~:d to years experience. Salary $550 per Box 2412, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. first time, a stable domestic sup­ This is the third approval by the a weed problem. monlh. 'l ~ stores and other She also noted that the canola 234-7184/6019.(11/17)TH/17220. -" outlets. It is ply of laurate to be used in prod­ Agriculture Department of a 1 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT ­ also dollvered ucts ranging from laundry deter­ Calgene product as the depart­ plant could harm economies in College grad., 2years experience. Sal· 2 MAIL CARRIERS -High school grad., oarly in tho ary $500 permonth. morning to home, gent to shampoo," said Andrew ment begins allowing more ge­ Southeast Asia that depend 'on 2 years experience. Salary $500 per 1 WAITRESS - High school grad., 2 month. ~;II office, businesses Baum,president of Calgene 's oils netically altered plants to be tropical oil exports. years experience. Salary $2.45 perhour. and other Contact: JESUS T. GUERRERO dba subscribers on the 2 DANCERS - College grad., 2 years J's Pan Enterprises. P.O. Box 1069, ~.\ experience. Salary $2.50-$2.75 perhour. , '\ '1/ island. Advertisers Saipan, MP 96950. Tel. No. 234-7385/ .. .. Ij. aro oncouraged High blood Cholesterol not as Contact: PHILIPPINE GooDS,INC. dba 7070.( 11/17)TH/17221. to uso this Folk Pub Disco & Rest., etc. P.O. Box c . opportunity to 165, San Jose Village, Saipan, MP . . Just call tile Variety crnce atL reach their 96950. Tel. No. 234-6485/0455.(11/ ."'-- Tel. 234-S3411757Bi9797, ~ prospective threatening in elderly says study 17)TH/10616. '.::: give your name and address < markets daily. Krumholz, an assistant professor At least two large studies have i ... or Fax It at234·9271 and tile S ByBRENDAC.COLEMAN 1 ADMINI$TRATIVE ASSISTANT· KNuwyuunlNIMYI ~ of medicine at Yale University found that high cholesterol inc .::.. Variety will be atyour sight College grad., 2years experience. Sal­ , every morning, ~. CHICAGO (AP) • A new study School of Medicine. He empha­ creased the likelihood of heart ary $2.45-$4.00 perhour. / . shows high cholesterol may not sized that more research is needed. problems, and at least four found Contact: YU'S ENT. (USA) INC. LTO. ~ -- be much of a threat to healthy One possibility is that choles­ that such levels did not, said Dr. Caller Box AAA 456, Saipan, MP 96950. Ill! I' Tel. No. 2~-6645.(11/17)TH/17216. people over age 70, leading some terol levels in the old may not John D. Brunzell, who was not I BEFORE IT'S TOO LATEI We must 5COOKS· Salary $2.52-$2.85 perhour. , , to suggest doctors may be need­ reflect lifelong levels. Another is involved in the new research. ; s'om Ihe epIdemIc 01 drug-abu,,,.' lessly prescribing cholesterol­ that people who have survived The apparent conflict may be 1 STOCK CONTROL CLERK - Salary $2.45-$2.65 perhour. I We musl educole ourselves and »u« I lowering drugs for many older with high cholesterol may be explained by the varying health 1 STEWARD SUPERVISOR - Salary 'chlldron to 'h" dongers. patients. more resistant to its artery-clog­ of elderly people enrolled in the $4.15-$4.35 perhour. People ages 71 to 104 with el­ ging potential than other people, studies, said Brunzell, a profes­ Contact: DIf'MOND HOTEL CO., LTD. evated cholesterol levels suffered the researchers said in sor ofmedicine at the University dba Saipa~ Diamond Hotel. P.O. Box 66, Saipani MP 96950. Tel. No. 234­ no more heart attacks or deaths Wednesday's issue of The Jour­ of Washington in Seattle. 5900 Ext. Z78.(11/17)TH/1 0613. WIlEN YOU NEED ?OMEONE TOLISTEN than their counterparts with nor­ nal of the American Medical The studies in which choles­ ~ mal cholesterol levels, the study Association. terol seemed harmful in later life Employment of 997 people found. Previous research on high cho­ involved unusually healthy sub­ Conserve "Cholesterol in older people lesterol in the elderly has yielded jects, he said. For such people, may mean something very differ­ confusing findings, an Ameri­ heart disease may occur much 234-5100 ent than in younger people," said can Heart Association spokes­ later in life, and high cholesterol Power • Ilot Line voluute er answer the 1I0t I.ine the lead author, Dr. Harlan M. man said. may playa role, he said. in the comfort 01their home' .

I.. ,.... 14-MARIANASVARIETYNEWSANDVIEWS-THURSDAY-NOVEMBER~3~,1~9~94~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~_ THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3,1994 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-IS plan's location. "Itwould be nice typhoon Zelda passes through EEK &MEEK® by Howie Schneider,------7'------r-1 SYFL.•. to have it in a centrally located Saipan. SPORTS DATE Continued tram page 16 neutral place like the AMP," he Part of the specific actions Sf-lOJLD AfJ E.LECTE:D :S~ BlJT JUST QUE ICROSSWORD PUZZLER I WELL., THE DlFFEREIJCE said. to be taken by league officials OFFt(IAL VOTE:" HiS (T TAl(E-S A LOT Cf VOTES 10 DES SRi HIS NOVEMBER CALENDAR the American Red Cross office. Romisher said that he, at one is to survey the AMP and con­ CCi'JS(IWCE CR t-\rS FOR 11-\ S caJST(TlHJel.( TO (O\JSCIEIJCE.. November 3 "Today is the best time to look ACROSS 40 Cry of time, broachedthe approved 1989 sult an architect for a blue­ CO'JSTITUENTS ? DESERT HIM aHirmation SABA playoff games at the Ada gym. First game, 7 p.m., Hawks into the AmericanMemorial Park .> 1 Biblical king 41 Evergreen Answer to Previous Puzzle versus football field plan for the SYFL. plan to Governor Froilan Tenorio print. 5 Horse doctor, shrub The current playing field is just and the governor showed "no "Then we will coordinate for short 42 - Gates: winnerof Brothers-Lite match-up lastMonday. Secondgame is 01" negative idea" about a football with National Parks Services 8 Congeal heaven's ::' Aces versus winnerofCyclones-Sunrisers match-up also last Mon­ temporary. A short walk and the 12 SacredImage entrance players step on a rock. A short park in Garapan in the near fu­ superintendent Ed Wood and 13 Before 45 Alliance day. 14 - fixe 49 Freshwater November 3 walk and the players step on ture. parks ranger Tom Workman (obsession) porpoise weeds," Romisher said. The YFL body will immedi­ about our plans," Romisher 15 Author- 50 Deadline for submission of resume of individuals interested in Workers' said in closing. (Sony Daleno) Harte assn. applying as coaches for the 1995 SPG. Submit your resume at the The Commissionerbats for the ately work this big task rightafter 16 Compass pt. 52 Part ofa 17 Zola heroine ladder NMASA office. 18 Continent 53 Harbor November 3 next thirteen runs for their tenth stopped the Kautz Glass Glazers 20 TV actor Larry 54 Negative 6:30 p.m. meeting at the Ada gym conference hall for all NMASA Sakau... in the sixth, 17-7. Coca Cola put prefix Continued trom page 16 victory to lead the league. W.P. 22 Fib 55 Type ofdance members JulieOmar(10-1) L.P. IreneFacey the game away in the second in­ 23 Cloth 56 Actual being November 4 for-4 with four RBIs demolished (3-4) ning with an 11-21ead and never measure 57 Astronaut 24 - to: Indulge Grissom Meeting of managers and coaches of the CNMI Amateur Softball the HafaAdai Express in the third Mariana Sakau ripped two trailed the rest of the way. Julie 27 Votes in 58 Totals 7-7 © 1994 United FeatureSyndicate Association will be held 5 p.m. at the Royal Taga Beach Club game, 26-2. It was allover after homer and knocked in five runs Aldan went 3-for-3 with a double 31 "--my conference room. two innings as the Mix-A-Lot and Alvina Harurni and Doris for the Glazers. W.P. pony brother's 5 Superficial keeper?" 9 Dutch cheese November 5 jumped to a 13-1 lead and then Ngiraidis both crosses the plate Omechelang (7-4) L.P. Loraine DOWN attractiveness 10 Singer­ 32 Affirmative 1 Agree 6 Sea eagle CrossCoutry track and field championship to be held extended it to 26-1 picking up the three times as the IBC Coca Cola Babauta (1-4) 33 Mountain Horne National 2 Beige 7 Titterrng 11 Thin chains 3 Cultivator sound around the field across the AdioslWelcome marker near the Red· 37 Sell 19 Baker's George Masga did a great job 4 Not revealed 8 Catchy verse product Cross office. First race will start at 6 a.rn. Guzman combined 15 points. 21 Entirely NovemberS Aces.•. George Masga and Jerry from the rainbow area, connect­ ;':-.-'-"---'0-""'---' 24 Golf score New schedule of the start of the second annual Government Inter­ Continued from page 16 Benaventeledtheresistancefrom ing five attempts. His tourofduty 25 MDs' orq. was cutshort when he fouled out. -:-:--+--1-+---1 26 Author Anais Agency Women's (GIAW) Softball league. Original schedule was final score. the Sunrisers Squad with an im­ October 26. Games will be played at the Garapan ball field. In the second game, Arden pressive 28 and 23 points, respec­ Tom and Joe Tudela likewise -,-,,-+---+-...... --1 28 Act ress - fouled out in the game. (AAPD) Charisse November 6 Riveraand Felix Palacios charted tively. -+--+--+--1 29 - Aviv CNMI YFL match between Northern and Southern Divisions at 12 34 and 23 points respectively for 30 Opp, of NNW QU'C" MAKe/c. : 34 Whirl noon. Central meets Eastern at 2:30 p.m. a 57-point total out of the 103 NEED T~~:: J.N5LJ,jER 70 35 Snakelike fish November 13 final score. 36 Speaking THE FliZ5T QUESTiON CNMI YFL match between Eastern and Southern Divisions at 12 It was a second half upset win Triathlon Sunday 37 Supporting towers noon. Northern faces Central at 2:30 p.m. for the Cyclones who were be­ THE NORTHERN Mariana Islands Triathlon Federation will put on a 38 Wide shoe triathlon Sunday, November 13, at4:00 p.m. at Pau Pau Beach near the size November 16 hind by three points in the first 39 Minimizes Deadline of registration for the Saipan Chamber of Commerce half, 44-41, in favor of the Hotel Nikko. The event will consist ofa 500 meter swim, 12mile bike 42 Metal tube (SCC).fund raising golftournament at the Coral Ocean Point resort Sunrisers. rideand a 3 mile run. Rudolpho's Restaurantis thesponsorand will host 43 Adam's grandson Club. Submitapplication and fees at the SCC office, COPGolfPro­ John Palacios scored 16 points, the post-race party beginning at 6:00 p.m. following the race. Contact 44 Ventilates Shop, Guam Savings & Loan. Funds to be raised is for the 1995 Jerome Iakopol5 points while Stuart Smith at 256-0292 for more information. 46 Spiritual -:-::--+--1-+-.-1 mentor community service and events program. An additional of$10 will Gus Palacios, Frank Iglesias, ..

47 E pluribus c­ be paid for late registration after deadline. Charlie Sablan and George De I-:-.:--t--f--+---I 48 Bacon and­ 51 -- Costello . : ...... ". ~. STELLA WILDER Agassi...Continued from page 16 ,., 'D -0;, n - t -' . Opens, defeated Javier Sanchez breezed through the final three "" '." ...... ,.,e _ eSlgtl'.~.. ~7'rln _. :~ _- :~~ , .. ,:,;."::: \~ YOUR BIRTHDAY of Spain, 7-5, 6-4 and Paul games to take the match over the If L.r i Haarhuis of the Netherlands 19th-ranked player in the world. " • Brochures • Calendars • Books • Menu ~ downed Czech Daniel Vacek, 7­ Stich trounced Roux in the 6 (7-4), 6-2. Vacek was a late French Open two years ago 6-1, Covers • Posters • Corporate Logo • By Stella Wilder To see what is in store for vou ings into unfamiliar territory. Wl4Ai DO OCEANS 6-4, 6-4, and was impressed with tomorrow, find your birthday and Many lessons can be learned' . Q 8MAKE POPCORN IN ? replacement for American Born today, you may have to read the corresponding para­ TAURUS - an ankle. provement. people to take you seriously. You your daily guide. TO FINO OUr; FILL IN Tl-!E you've been struggling for some "I saw him playing other I\ possess humor and such a light­ FRIDAY, NOV. 4 time with little or no payoff, Todav. BL4N1<5 WfTl-! 71-IE OPFOSfTE5 Also AmericanDavidWheaton .~" ':> ~ hearted, joyous demeanor that you SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) ­ however, that trend IS likelv to CF rue CLUES. mEN READ 7-:-' beat Italian Andrea Gaudenzi, 6­ matches where he missed a lot of 7.A' Younis Art Studio, Inc. never seem to let anything touch You'll very likely be where the ac­ change. . 7l-IE LETTERS IN 77-IE PRST ~0~ 2, 6-3 and German Carl-Uwe balls, he made a lot of unforced you too closely. But the fact of the r.o. Box 231 Saipan Mr 96950 Located in Garapan tion is today, and you must be GEMINI (May 21-June ZO) -­ COWMN GOIN&CXJVVN. errors,"Stichsaid. "Buthe is serv­ matter is that you take everything ready to take on more responsibili­ Now is not the time to plan too Steeb defeated Carlos Costa of Tel. 234-6341 . 7578 . 9797 . Fax: 234-9271 seriously. So seriously, in fact, that ty when the opportunity arises. much; trust your instincts and the Spain, 6-4, 6-3. ing pretty bit and he can hit the you look upon life from a perspec­ .. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. ZZ-Dec. guiding hand of others to lead vou FEMALE In Agassi's only other appear­ forehand very hard." Publisher of: tive that is uniquely your own, and ZI) - Don't rush through the pre­ into appropriate. enjoyable situa- ance at the Paris Open, he lost in "Butl felt pretty tired and didn't you are able to laugh at virtually liminaries today. It's absolutelv es­ tions. - OUT really play the way I am capable everything and everyone. This sential that you be as fullyand CANCER (June ZI-July 2Z) -­ 1992 to BradGilbert, who is now ~ does not mean that you don't care; completely prepared as posible at Pace yourself today. You-cannot CAN'T Agassi's coach. of playing," Stich said. tJl1arianas %riety rather, it is a sign that you care this time. afford to run out of fuel at the Agassi remembered the en­ Stich was the ATP Tour cham­ more than anyone else. This care CAPRICORN , Texas hero' lian evened the match at a set speechless. William Cullen Bryant (/794-1878): TODAY'S QUOTE: "What do you do MACHINE apiece. begin theirplay Wednesday along if you're in a room with Muammar poet; Bronko Nagurski (1908-1990), Busy schedule? You still have plenty of Nov. 3, 1994 Qaddafi. Saddam Hussein and .Iohn However Agassi took control with Boris Becker, who beat football star; Bob Feller (1918·), base­ time to place a classified ad, Just fax your ad in the fifth game of the third set, Sampras, Stich and Ivanisevic in ball great. is 76; Charles Bronson Sununu and you have a gun that has on lv two bullets" Shoot Sunun u copy to 234-9271, It's a quick and easy way drilling a forehand winner to consecutive daysat the Stockholm Today is the 307th _.... ~..... ,.:': 11 !122·I, actor, is 72; Michael Dukakis lwi~e." 119:1:11, politician. is 61; Tom Shales --- Michael Dukakis ~=t~Cie}...J to sell your unwanted Items for quick cash. make the break at 3-2. Then tournament last week. day of 199,1 and the -:;;;:.. :. ". . , 42nd day of Jail· , .' . 11!148-1, television critic, is 4(;; It you don't have access to a FAXmachine, Call 234-9797/6341/7578 Roseanne (]952-), actress, is 42. TODAY'S WEATHER: On this day in TODAY'S HISTORY: On this day in and a representative will help you place your ad over the phone, TODAY'S SPORTS: On this day in 1978, seven inches of rain drenched 1975. the' television program "Good Erratum: 1899, heavyweight boxing champion Memphis, Tenn. Many flooded road­ Morning America" premiered with HORGJCHI BLDG. Jim Jeffries retains his title in a 25-· ways were marked by abandoned cars %riet~~ THE NOVEMBER 2 issue of Marianas Variety sports page banner hosts David Hartman and co-host that sat door-handle deep in water, tftlarianas round bout with Sailor Tom Sharkey story was inadvertently titled "Northern, Central early winners." Al­ Nancy Dussault. CHANNF.l.0199~ FAX your ad to 10\\ In the first filmed heavyweight title So\:HCF. TilE WEATHER ,,~ TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS: Stephen fight. Wealh,'r Guide Calendar; Accord Publishing, Ltd 234-9271 though the story was accurate, the early winners were the Northern and Southern teams, not Central. •

16-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-THURSDAY-NOVEMBER 3: 1994 SPOBTSmm === S Leyes as venue LOCALfootball movers don'tbe­ First SYFLCommissionerJohn general plan having successfully William, who negotiated the Cov­ Having been approved two ad­ lieve in the saying - "history Romisher provided oneapproach chaired last year the fund raising enantand the establishment ofthe ministrations ago, Romisher and repeats itself." Not in football and - the revival and pushing for the committee for the said park. CNMI government, and an archi­ the otherofficials are bent in work­ not a repeat of the said sport's construction ofa football field at At the end of the plan was a tect from Hawaii who worked on ing on the realizationofthe project short-lived history in the CNMI the American Memorial Park provision for the creation of an the plan, Romisher added. in the present Tenorio adminis­ in the early sixties. (AMP). "all-weather track and field ring Ambassador William is also tration. After having successfully or­ The commissioner said that in encircling a football field", regarded as the 'father' of the At present, the SYFL holds ganized the Saipan Youth Foot­ 1989, the General Management Romisher said. AMP. their inaugural season games at ball League (SYFL) and before Plan for the memorial Park was The inclusion of the football "That was the birth of the idea an improvised vacant area across the league got started over the approved by the National Park field in the plan was influenced of having a football field in the the Adios/ Welcome marker near weekend, leagueofficials already Services and was signed by then by then U.S. AmbassadorHayden CNMI," Romisher added. Continued on page 15 .got their heads togetheron how to Governor Pedro P. Tenorio and ,have tpe American football gain Lt. Governor Pete A. Tenorio perpetual foothold in the CNMI. Romisher is privy to the AMP Sakau clobbers Queens Bud By FRANK D. PALACIOS Tanapag Lady 8'ers passed San runs for the Sunrisers. W.P. Jovie Aces face Cyclones; Vicente Sunrisers, 17-10. Trail­ Omar (8-1) L.P. Doris Robert;o THE SAKAU Women exploded ing 9-6 after 3 1/2 innings, the (1-4). for sevenruns in the bottomofthe Lady8'ers then streaked with the The Lite Mix-A-Lot behind Brothers vs, Hawks second and went on to stop the next eleven runs for the victory. Julie Omar's grand slam and six MARPAC Brothers defeated Pa­ points. Queens Bud in the sixth with a Doris Roberto went 3-for-3 with RBIs and Analisa Erniliano's 4­ cific Trading Lite while the L.A. Dela Cruz, James and Tony 19-9 ten run rule shutout. a triple, two RBI's and scored two Continued on page 15 Cyclones squad won over Saipan Diaz lead the Brothers Team in Semerina Simram and Kapina Stevedore Sunrisers at the start of the first half for a combined 27 both went 3-for-3 and combined Women's Softball Slow-Pitch League the 1994 Saipan AmateurBasket­ points. for sevenrun RBIs to leadwomen Team standing as of Sunday October 31st, 1994 ball Association (SABA) playoff Tony Luzama,MikeWrightand . to their second victory over the series Monday. Dennis Camacho were the top Buds, Candy Fernandez went 2­ Team Win Loss Pct. GB Both earned the right to meet three producers for the Lites that for-3 including an inside the park Lite Mix-a-Lot 10 I .909 ­ pennant titlist Takai Hawks and' night with 20, 16 and 14 points homer for the Buds. W.P. Tanapag Lady S'ers 9 I .900 1/2 American Pacific 01'Aces, to­ respectively. Semerina Simram (6-3) L.P. Sakau Women 7 4 .636 3 night at the Ada gym. Juan Salas contributed 11 Remy Celis (4-7) IBC Coca Cola 7 4 .636 3 The Brothers bested Lite by 16 points, Mat Devine chipped in 8 Jennifer Germance blasted two DFS Islanders 5 5 .500 4.5 points, 89-73, while the Cyclones points while John Duenaspadded homeruns and knockedin six runs Queen's Bud 4 7 .364 6 established a 4-point distance four points for the Lite Team's and Emy Quituguachipped in with Hafa Adai Express 4 7 .364 6 from the Sunrisers at game's end, a homerand five RBIs leading the Continued on page 15 Kautz Glass Glazers 103-99. ~ I 9 .100 8.5 The Brothers' win enable them ... .. San Vicente Sun Risers I 10 .091 9 to meet the Hawks in the 7 NMASAnieetillg, Batting Leaders: (based on 27 or more times at bat) p.m.opening game tonight while 01' Aces will mix it up with the Player Team AB Hit Batting Cyclones at 8:30 p.m. deadline today..· Thelma Flores Mix-a-Lot 36 23 .639 1n last Monday's opener, the • ri .' ., Jovie Omar Tanapag 30 19 .633 Brothers were ahead over the THE NORTHERN Marianas discussion on the proposed base­ Julie Omar Mix-A-Lot 34 20 .588 Lite team by a hairline in the first Amateur Sports Association ball fee and wall, update of the Emy Quitugua Tanapag 29 17 .586 half,42-41. (NMASA) is calling on all its South Pacific Games (SPG) Semerina Simram Sakau 29 17 .586 Brothers' JamesDiaz,Jess Dela members to attend an important coaches, athletes for the month of Doris Roberto Sunrisers 33 19 .575 Cruz and Ed Diaz topped the Dis­ meeting, 6:30 p.m., November 3 September and October,old and Beverly Skerei Islanders 28 16 .571 tributors' score chart with 18, 17 at the GilbertC. Ada gym confer­ other new business. Pola Franz Coca Cola 27 15 .555 and 12 points respectively. Tony ence room. NMASA is likewise, remind­ Liz Lebria Mix-A-Lot 38 21 :553 Diaz contributed II points while NMASA/NMOC Secretary ing all individuals interested in Dora Palacios Queen's Bud 28 15 .536 Juan and Jeff Diaz unloaded 10 General Rose L. Igitol said the applying as coaches for the 1995 points each. agenda will include adoption of SPG, that the final deadline for Runs: (21) Bert Sablan, Thelma Flores, Emy Quitugua (20) Lilian Duenas Oscar Masga, Mel Sakisat and minutes, financial report, discus­ submission of resumes will be (19) Analisa Emiliano Jack Diaz combined a total of 10 sion on different fitness programs, this Thursday, November 3, 1994. Doubles: (5) Liz Libria (4) Bert Sablan, Thelma Flores (3) Sly Ubedei, Gins Sablan Triples: (4) Doris Roberto (3) Analiza Emiliano (2) Beverly Skerei, Liz Lebria Agassi advances; Stich, Homeruns: (7) Emy Quitugua (6) Julie Omar (5) Jovie Omar (3) Jennifer Germance, Polly Omechelang, Sly Ubedei, Evelyn Franklin RBI's: (26) Emy Quitugua (23) Liz Lebria (20) Analisa Emiliano (19) Julie Edberg upset in Paris Ornar (18) Jovie Omar By SALVATORE ZANCA the third-seeded Stich,jeopardiz­ seededThomasMusterofAus­ Pitching ing the German's chances to ad­ tria, 6-7 (5-7), 7-6 (7-3), 7-5. Player Team G Inn ER WfL ERA PARIS (AI') • Andre Agassi, vance to the ATP finals, which he Also in the second round, Julie Omar Mix-a-Lot II 68 25 10-1 2.57 the U.S. Open champion, made won last year, Marc Rosset of Switzerland, Jovie Omar Tanapag 9 52 22 8-1 3.36 it successful return to the Paris Petr Korda of the Czech Re­ 14th seeded, eliminated Polly Ornechelang Coca Cola II 70 34 7-4 3.40 Open hut Michael Stich and public surprised fifth-seeded Arnaud Boetsch of France, 6­ Sernerina Simram Sakau 9 53 28 6-3 3.69 Stefan Edberg had short ones Stefan Edberg by come from be­ 4, 7-6 (7-4). Leilani Taro Islanders 8 44 25 4-3 3.98 Tuesday in the second round of hind, 4-6, 6-1, 6-4. In first-round matches Guy Irene Facey Hafa Adai 7 44 29 3-4 4.61 the $2.25 million tournament. Two seeded players.lost. Cedric Forget beat fellow Frenchman Remy Celis Queen's Bud II 73 51 4-7 4.89 Agassi beat Jason Pioline of France upset 10th Guillaume Raoux, 6-4, 6-4: Debra Camacho Glazers 8 31 25 0-5 5.65 Stoltenberg of Australia, 6-4, seeded Wayne Ferreira of South Jakob Hlasek of Switzerland, Lucy Ada Sunrisers 6 32 30 0-5 6.56 3-6, 6-2. Lionel Roux, a wild Africa, 6-4, 6-4 and Magnus who has played in all nine Paris card entry from France, upset Larsson of Sweden edged 15th Continued 'on page 15 Strike-Outs: (39) Polly Omechclang (38) Rerny Celis (26) Julie Omar (25) Jovie Omar (22) Leilani Taro. Semerina Simram ~arianas %riety;~ Mlcronesla's Leading Newspaper Since 1972 b&1 P.O. Box 231 Salpan, MP 96950 • Tel. (670) 234-6341 • 7578 .9797 Fax: (670) 234-9271