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Vol 22 No 2 7 " ? Saipan. MP 96950 ©1993 Mananas Variety W ednesday ■ A pril 21 , 1993 Serving CNMI for 20 Years. R a m a n g m a u charged w ith h o m ic id e THE DRIVER of the car that hit condition he remain in his house was heading north. Sydney George Quan while he between 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. daily, Quan, 38, is a son-in-law of was biking on Beach Road was surrender all travel documents and businessman Jose C. Tenorio. The charged Monday afternoon with stay away from sea and air ports. victim’s wife, Priscilla, is the vehicular homicide and reckless Assistant Attorney General youngest daughter of Tenorio. driving. Cheryl M. Gill said police were The victim was pronounced Frank Hocog Ramangmau, 25, concerned that Ramangmau might dead on arrival at the Common­ was arrested shortly after the flee to Yap where he has rela­ weal th Health Center atabout 1:30 charges were filed and was held tives. p.m. on a $5,000 cash bail. Police investigation showed Quan was the first fatality of a Ramangmau was released yes­ that Ramangmau was trying to vehicular accident on Beach Road terday at the request of Public overtake two cars on the two since the road was widened into a STUCABE and Maureen Manning of the Missoula Children’s Theatre Defender Daniel DeRienzo. south-bound lanes Sunday after­ four-lane highway. Group will be in Saipan on April 26 to May 1 to audition andjehearse The suspect was released on a noon when his car swerved to the The transformation narrowed a3 aroup of local students for a free public performance of “The Taies $10,000 unsecured bond and on bike path and struck Quan who the bike path. or Hans Christian Andersen. " Story on page 2. Zoning bill passes 2nd vote Ging mulls import SAIPAN lawmakers finally against the bill - Hofschneider, bers will be appointed by the chair­ of feeds from RP passed the local zoning law Mon­ Rep. Crispin DL. Guerrero and man of the delegation, will present day night Rep. Mametto U. Maratita - its recommendations within 120 SENATOR David M. Cing is contain any meat or animal prod­ Approved was House Local Bill changed their votes after the days after its creation. looking at the possibility of im­ ucts or by-products may be im­ 8-21, or the Saipan Zoning Law amendments were adopted. “We have DEQ, CRM, and porting cheap animal feeds from ported into the CNMI provided Approval Act of 1993, with ma­ Rep. Stanley T. Torres and HPO regulations to take care about the Philippines to help local live­ these are not infested with in­ jor amendments. Herman T. Palacios maintained concerns on how residential lands stock raisers. sects, mites, or other pests. The bill now goes to the gover­ their opposition to the measure. are to be used. If we are to effect In an interview yesterday, Cing Ignacio T. Dela Cruz, chief of nor for his signature. The mea­ “A lot of things must be consid­ zoning, we need more time to said he would discuss the issue the Division of Animal Health sure was defeated in a first vote ered if we are to implement zon­ look at what this would do in the with the US Department of Agri­ and Industry, said that feeds con­ Monday morning when it gar­ ing in the island of Saipan. We long run because the are things culture and would send to USDA taining meat or animal products nered only nine affirmative votes, must take into account some of that should be considered such as samples of animal feed needed by or by-products, must be approved one short of the required 10 votes the cultural and traditional values cultural and traditional uses of CNMI fanners. for importation by the Veterinary to pass. of land use by our people,” land by the indigenous popula­ “I am presently scouting for a Services of the USDA. The Saipan Legislative Delega­ Hofschneider said. tion. What we see in the proposed reputable livestock feed firm in ‘To determine whether a cer­ tion convened later in the evening He wanted the zoning law sus­ zoning la w is more restrictive than the Philippines for a feed supply tain type of livestock feed is en- to reconsider the measure. pended in all districts for all agri­ what we intend to do,” said contract. I intend to send the name terable or not, an ingredients list During the last vote, 12 mem­ cultural uses and for private resi­ Hofschneider said in an interview. of the firm plus samples of their for each type must be submitted bers supported the bill, including dential uses for single families: He said his amendment was products to see if USDA and for sampling,” Dela Cruz told an amendment offered by Rep. small single family dwellingunits, meant to put some flexibility for CNMI quarantine can allow their Cing. Heinz S. Hofschneider to suspend accessory residentials; hamlets people to decide what to do with entry into the Commonwealth,” Cattle, swine and fowl raising its effectivity on agricultural and and villages: and residential ac­ their land, so long as their activi­ Cing said. are some of the sources of liveli­ certain private residential areas. cessory buildings. ties have no adverse effects on the According to Cing, CNMI farm­ hood for the people of Tinian. The Another amendment was pro­ The amendment also called for community and the environment. ers especially those in Tinian, are island is famous for Tinian beef posed by Sea Juan S. Torres to the creation of a special Saipan In Guam, he said land restric­ burdened with the high cost of and other livestock products. enable zoning regulations to su­ Legislative Delegation Commit­ tions were imposed but subject to animal feeds imported from the This idea would help a lot in our persede certain Coastal Resources tee on Zoning to review the appli­ what they called “spot zoning.” mainland. efforts towards self-sufficiency and Management rules and regula­ cation of zoning standards to ag­ “They placed restrictions but He said he does not see the for the economic development of tions. ricultural and residential uses. put residential areas in a bind be- rationale behind the continued an island dependent on agriculture Three of those who earlier voted The committee, whose mem­ contlnued on page 2 importation of the more costly both commercially and for subsis- stateside feeds when these could tence,” Cing said. a 1------* . »1____ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21.1993 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND.VIEWS-3 Missoula Theatre brings CNMI, RP talks on labor, Business licensing Hans Christian tales here TWO MEMBERS of the Cabe and Maureen Manning other issues to proceed by Finance proposed Missoula Children’s Theatre travel throughout the United LOCAL officials will proceed discussions,” Naraja said in a let­ State Department. The CNMI like your assistance as we pro­ REPRESENTATIVE Francisco business licenses, it would be bet­ Group will be on island from April States and Canada and have been 26 to May 1 to audition and re­ working with students in Guam cautiously with discussions on ter to Senator David M. Cing on does not engage in foreign af­ ceed with this dialogue,” Naraja DLG. Camacho is proposing the ter to delegate the function to hearse a group of WSR Elemen­ for the past nine months. labor and immigration problems April 14. fairs. We must try to avoid inten­ told Cing. transfer of the business licensing Revenue and Taxation, since it tary School students for a free The CNMI will not be the last with officials of the Philippine Governor Lorenzo I. Guerrero tionally stepping upon the pre­ He asked for a meeting with the functions of the Department of promulgated the rules on licens­ Naraja public performance of “The T ales stop in the groups Pacific tour, aS government, Attorney General earlier cited the need for caution rogatives of our federal broth­ senator this week to discuss spe­ Commerce and Labor to the De­ ing. of Hans Christian Andersen.” they will be heading to the South Robert C. Naraja said last week. in dealing with the Philippines on ers,” he said. cific areas of concern brought up met with the Philippine House partment of Finance’s Revenue She cited the need for stronger The play will be a culmination Pacific Island of American Sa­ “Given the caution expressed a government to government ba­ “My office has for some time in their separate discussions with Foreign Relations Committee and Taxation Division. monitoring procedures on the tax sis, because this could be consid­ been conducting an ongoing dia­ of several Hans Christian stories, moa. ThegroupsvisittotheCNMI by the governor about the deli­ Philippine officials. Chairman Jaime C. Lopez. The In an interview yesterday, compliance of businesses, simi­ cacy of government to govern­ ered a foreign affairs activity. logue with Philippine officials on While attending the Asian Pa­ two discussed problems involv­ including “Great Klaus and Little was made possible through the Camacho said he was preparing a lar to what was being done in the ment contacts with foreign na­ “Such activity is the function of labor, immigration, drug en­ cific Parliamentary Union con­ ing Filipino contract workers in Klaus”, “The Flower’s Magic efforts of the Northern Marianas_ proposal to include a provision in late 1980s when the DOCL re­ tions, we are prepared to proceed the federal government and its forcement, and other issues of ference inManilalastmonth Cing the CNMI. Ball” and “The em peror’s New Music Society, the Public School a bill pending with a House Com­ quired licensees to clear with Rev­ carefully with this continuing interest to both parties. I would System and the Commonwealth mittee to tie the renewal of busi­ enue and Taxation before their Clothes”. “The Tales of Hans Christian Council for Arts and Culture. ness licenses to compliance with licenses prior to renewal of li­ Andersen” is one of several Everyone is invited to the pub­ tax regulations. censes. Fund reduction will Missoula Children's Theatre pro­ lic performance at William S. House Bill 8-13, or the Busi­ “We used to have Revenue and S U B W A Y I S Reyes elementary School on May ness Licensing Reform Act of Francisco DLG. Camacho Taxation to initial applications for ductions on tour throughout the region. Threatre members Stu 1 at 6 p.m. Admission is free. delay landfill project M Y W A Y ! 1992, seeks a centralization of the have continued to hold valid busi­ renewal, but in 1990 that proce­ B o fo re application and issuance of busi­ ness licenses even if they have dure was stopped due to com­ THE DIVERSION of the $5 mil­ program will include an incinera­ ness licenses for a more efficient, closed shop and have refrained plaints from the general public. lion from a $10 million tor to reduce the volume of trash closely managed system of licens­ from paying taxes. Since then we just required them construction fund is a major ob­ that will be buried in the landfill. Hut competition set stacle to the proposed Marpi The plan also calls for the es­ ing. It has been pending with the There is currently no mecha­ to present a copy of their quar­ Committee on Commerce and nism to check on these businesses, terly gross receipts or their Tax IN AN effort to promote and en­ opening of the Micronesian Crufts sanitary landfill, Russell Mechem tablishment of three transfer stations in Koblerville, Kagman/ Tourism since January last year. and that the government will be Identification number. But this courage the continuance of tradi­ Exhibit on Sept. 10,1993. said Mqnday. In an interview, he said the in­ Capitol Hill and Puerto Rico, each “The Department of Finance losing potential tax dollars if that has proved not to be fool-proof,” tional artforms, the Common­ All entrants who submit mod­ tegrated waste management equipped with recycling and waste has the mechanism to take over trend continues, Camacho said. Romisher said. wealth Center for Arts and Cul­ els for the first phase of the con­ program could cost up to $15 separation facilities. MMC BLDQ. TRANSPACENTER this responsibility because they “A lot of our businesses owe According to Romisher, in the ture is introducing a new activity test must understand that they will CHALAN KANOA MIDDLE ROAD million, thus the need to restore After sorting in the transfer sta­ have the records on tax delin­ the government substantial past about half of those people to this year’s Flame Tree Festi­ be required to construct the full TEL. 235-7051 QUALO RAI the original amount pledged by tions, the waste will be hauled by TEL. 2 3 5 -2 2 5 5 amounts in taxes. One solution to issued business licenses either did quents. The businesses found lo val, the traditional hut (pala pala/ size version of theirmodel if they are United Micronesia Development truck to another big waste separa­ eliminate the outstanding tax due not pay their taxes or did not do so have circumvented our tax laws utt) building competition. selected as one of the five finalists. Association (UMDA) for the tion area at the landfill site. collectible is to refuse them re­ in a timely manner, thus the need Mechem should not be allowed to renew Builders of traditional Winners will be announced at project. As soon as the final separation •SUBWAY* their licenses when their licenses newal of their business licenses for “more teeth” in going after Micronesian houses or huts are the Micronesian Crafts Exhibit “We will need all the money we is done, burnable waste is sent to expire,’’Camacho said. unless they settle tlaeirobligations. such businesses. invited to participate in the pala on Sept. 10. Monetary awards of can get. It is very difficult to go an incinerator, the rest is dumped He said Commerce and Labor’s Finance has that ability to trace She called on the Legislature to pala/uttbuilding competition. The $1,500 for first place, $1,200 for ahead with the project without a into the double-lined landfill. Feel The Hyatt Regency Saipan. business licensing section is cur­ these delinquent taxpayers,” he “stop pondering” about H.B. 8- competition will be held in two second place, $1,000 for third complete budget,” Mechem said. Ash from the incinerator also rently hindered from identifying said. 13 and just pass it. phases. Participants will build place, $750 for fourth place and UMDA originally pledged $ 10 goes to the landfill, which is tax evaders because of the confi­ Lydia Romisher, chief of “If they have concerns about models of the huts/houses for pre­ $500 for fifth place will also be million to construct the landfill equipped with a lecheate treat­ dentiality of such records. DOCL’s Economic Development the bill then our office would be sentation and judging at the Flame presented on the same date. The and about $16.8 million for initial ment plant where toxic fluids from Some of these businesses have Division, said that if no changes available on how to address them,” Tree Festival and the selection of models and their full size coun­ operation and maintenance costs the waste will be collected and D im Sum Chef Woo Kin Wah continued to operate while some were made on the law governing Romisher said. (RHA) five finalists. terparts will be on display at the as a public benefit contribution treated, including methane gas. that goes with a planned golf “This system, which includes a has been invited to Saipan from The second phase will be the Micronesian Crafts Exhibit. b ey o n d construction of full size versions Interested participants must course and resort hotel complex landfill and incinerator, is ideal of the 5 finalists models at the contact Martin Sablan at the on public land in Marpi. for an island with a small land Hong Kong, to create a Dim Sum Tinian to celebrate fiesta in May When the House of Represen­ y o u r Capitol Hill Convention Center CC AC office, tel. 322-9982/9983 area as Saipan. The landfill is tativ es approved U M D A ’s experience you won't soon forget. THE ANNUAL celebration of the beautiful and healthy environ­ and Guam. grounds, to coincide with the before May 28. necessary to dispose of ash and 15-year lease extension, it diverted expectations patron saint of Tinian will be held ment; and Whereas, particularly Some of the sports events, such unbumable waste. The incinera­ $5 million to other projects upon April 7 through 27, during the first weekend of May. at this time of the year, our island as little league baseball, senior tor is needed to reduce the amount the discretion of the Saipan Leg­ that could be placed in the land­ Mayor James M. Mendiola, in is visited by off-island guests and softball, volleyball and basket­ islative Delegation. from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. a proclamation, called on island visitors in great number to join ball have been scheduled with C O P p ick s fill,” Mechem said. This move was expected to de­ The Department of Public residents to clean up and beautify the local people in observance of participation by men’s teams from lay implementation of the project. THE /CHINESE RESTAURANT Works is undertaking the clear­ Barbecued Pork Buns the island in preparation for the the feast day of San Jose; and the various islands. “By removing half of that bud­ Cua as top ing and excavation phase of the fiesta and to keep our community Whereas, the people of Tinian Other events such as singing get, we just made it difficult for us St ea rn ed Shark's Fin Shui Mie landfill project as it waits for a beautiful and healthy place to deserve to enjoy, not only during and dancing entertainments are to build or operate either the UMDA to take over. live all year round.” this annual celebration of San Jose planned for the weekend, to be em p lo y ee landfill or the planned incinera­ Glutinous Rice Dumplings UMDA, on the other hand, is The proclamation issued on fiesta, but throughout the whole highlighted by the religious ob­ CORAL Ocean Point Resort Club tor. Everything has become waiting for the execution of a April 13 is in accordance with the year round, the historic, scenic, servance of a festal mass and pro­ has named Shirley U. Cua (chief tentative,” Mechem said with Chilean Abalone final lease agreement with MPLC. provisions of Section 331 (a) (2), recreational and natural beauty of cession in honor of San Jose on accountant) as employee of the In addition to the landfill, the (RHA) 1 CMC of the Commonwealth the island of Tinian,” the procla­ May 2, followed by a traditional month for April. integrated waste management and more . . . much more. Code, designating April 24-30 as mation states. fiesta reception. “Shirley 1 or SC 1” as she is Island Clean-Up Week in Tinian. The San Jose fiesta is always Food and drink concessions, as called by everyone, is on her third Only at the Chinese Restaurant. “Whereas, it has been recog­ the biggest event widely cel­ well as games, will be in opera­ year with COP. Shirley’s records nized that at least one week out of ebrated by the people of Tinian tion, beginning April 30, and at personnel include 1991 best karaoke musical program Only at the Hyatt. the year be designated as island annually. This year it falls on the throughout the weekend, as part accountant of the year. categories. Weekly schedules will clean-up to allow the entire com­ weekend of April 30 to May 2. It of the fund-raising efforts by the She is a certified public accoun­ Shirley U. Cua SA P AN CABLE TV announced appear inT V Saipan so that Saipan munity to participate in the re­ is attended by the island’s popu­ San Jose Parish Council for the tant and a computer programmer truly a valuable asset to the com­ yesterday it would begin pro­ gramming a brand new channel Cable TV customers will know h U Y -A ^ moval of garbage, litter, junk and lation and visitors from the neigh­ reconstruction ofSanJose church, graduate of the high standard St. pany, said Plaridel C. Santiago, starting at 6 a.m. this Saturday. what time to watch for their fa­ other debris in order to maintain a boring islands of Saipan, Rota highlighted by a benefit raffle, to Louis University and the Institute Cua’s manager who nominated Called “The Karaoke Channel”, vorite type of music.” be drawn Saturday evening with of Advance Computer Technol­ here for the award. it will be cablecast on cable chan­ “With the enormous popularity $5,000 being the grand prize. ogy, a graduate school in the Phil­ Certificate of appreciation and nel 25 and be available on a 24- of karaoke on Saipan, it was a Also slated during fiesta week­ $ 100 cash incentive were given to ippines. hour basis. natural”, Lord said. “We’re al­ end will be the 4th San Jose Fish­ her. The selection was carefully You could win a ¿ M a r i a n a s cV ariety'SP * She has demonstrated dedica­ “The Karaoke Channel” will ways looking for ways to use the ing Tournament fishing tourna­ evaluated by the COP managing Serving the Commonwealth for 21 years tion, commitment, and exemplary utilize the most extensive karaoke medium of television to bring deluxe dinner for 6 at ment sponsored by the Tinian Published Monday to Friday By Younis Art Studio, Inc. service to the company, over and director with the special assis­ laser disc library available which more and different entertainment The Chinese Restaurant. Boaters and Fishermen’s Asso­ beyond the call of duty. Her great­ tance of the COP Committee, from will include sing-a-long favorites for ways to use the medium of Publishers.: -y ' Return the completed ciation to be held on April 30 est asset is her versatility and is among eight nominees. television to bring more and dif­ Aboo and Paz Younis frrim the 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s and coupon below to HYATT from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Further ferent entertainment to our cus- 90s, as well as country and west­ Front Desk, F&B. Nick Legaspi...... Editor Member of information may be obtained from ern, love songs, Chamorro songs, toiners; homes and karaoke was a the association’s president, Rafael H. Arroyo...... Reporter The Z oning.. # continued from page 1 show tunes and children’s favor­ logical step.” Ma Gaynor L. Dumat-ol ...Reporter Ramon M. Dela Cruz, at tele­ ites and Karaoke hits in Japanese, Saipan Cable TV plans to cre­ NAME:. Associated Press phone number 433-0331/9501. cause lawmakers accommodated I costly and burdensome, to the Korean, Tagalog, Thai and Viet­ ate several promotions around ADDRESS:. variance and land activity detriment of their residents. I do “The Karaoke Channel" in the namese. The Chinese Restaurant Deluxe Dinner For 6 P.O. Box 231, Saipan MP 96950-0231 © 1993, Marianas Variety changes” Hofschneider said. “ not want that same thing to hap­ I TÉL. NO* According to general manager future. No Purchase Necessary. Coupon valid orily Tel. (670) 234-6341 /7578/9797 All Rights Reserved Please Don’t Otherwise, the process of chang­ If you have any questions re­ Fax: (670) 234-9271 pen here so we need to consider Fred Lord, “The Karaoke Chan­ ! , DATE: during Dim Sum Promotion, Ends April 27, T9' i f l i Drink and Drive ing the land use classification of the long-term benefits and disad­ nel” will be programmed in two- garding this program addition, any piece of land was prohibitive, vantages of zoning here.” (RHA) hour blocks of the various music please call Fred Lord at 234-7350. FOR RESERVATIONS ( ALL 2 1 4 - 12 54 EXT. ><> 2 bird, snail WE species not extinct, NMC ввиижви*мм■ммшмммммммаммяманшмммммпнпшамшммGrand Hotel — expands group reports

AN EDUCATIONAL trip to Aguiguan Island by students and instructors of the Northern Marianas College led to the dis­ covery of two wildlife species which were believed to be ex­ tinct. The Aguiguan nightingale Reed warbler and the tree snail (Partula Gibba), both thought to be extinct in Aguiguan, were sighted during CHOICE the expedition last year. According to the NMC report written partly by Robert J. Craig and Ravi Chandran, the tree snail R e a c h O u t was thought to have been eradi­ cated by parasites released on that ..... island to control the African land snail. WHEN the Grand Hotel, now a IF familiar Susupe landmark, opened NEWLY opened Emerald Tower. Inset: Kagü Snails were seen by Barbara in 1977, tourist accommodations Lussier on forest trees and in the western slope of the island. in Saipan were far more basic than in 1993. Only the Royal INTRODII Chandran encountered two chirping male species of the Reed Taga Hotel, now a relic behind warbler on the southeastern slope the present-day Diamond Hotel, of the island. provided tourist-style facilities, Other expedition members saw though the Micro Beach high-rise hotels were soon to come Paradise Checking plus free services anothernightingale Reed warbler. Reed warblers in Aguiguan have not been sighted in 1985 mg me opening of the new Emer- now available at Guam Savings &, Loan! and, until the expedition, were aldTower at the Grand, capping a presumed extinct. two-year expansion and renova­ Since 1954, our communitycommunitv hash^c -■ tion plan, some of that history Thirty other wildlife species relied on Guam Savings for efficient, j Choose from was remembered. were recorded by the expedition professional savings and loan V. PARADISE CHECKING Governor Lorenzo I. Deleon team on the uninhabited island transactions conducted by friendly PARADISE CHECKING PLUS south o f Saipan. Guerrero asked for a moment of V. silence in honor of the late Saipan island people. Now we’re pleased to V PARADISE PREMIUM CHECKING Among those recorded were the announce that you can rely on us for green turtle, island gecko, birds, Mayor Vicente D. Sablan, who V PARADISE MANAMKO CHECKING white and red-tailed Tropic birds, was instrumental in bringing the convenient checking services as well! Micronesian Megapode, gray- Nagoya Meitetsu Railroad Co., Our staff wili be happy to explain our tailed Tattler, an owl of unknown Ltd. to Saipan to build the hotel, i f Check out these options! new Paradise Checking service and species, Mariana fruit dove, col­ which it owns to thisday. Meitetsu Chairman Kinichi Kagii was on You're the only one who knows what the privileges associated with each lared Kingfisher, and mammals, hand to witness the Emerald kind of checking account is just right type of account. They’ll also provide including goat, Mariana fruit bat Tower ceremony, as were more for you, so we're pleased to offer information on the wide variety of continued on page 5 than 200 local and Japanese dig­ four convenient Paradise Checking FREE services available, which nitaries, travel agents and other services. Each one provides you with include safe deposit boxes, traveler’s U tah seeks members of the community. much more than checking checks, free monthly statements, Before the renovation, the main participants convenience alone, no matter which discounted personal loans, and much building of the Grand had only account you choose. 152 rooms. Emerald Tower adds more! Choose the service that’s most in arts program convenient for you. 72 more rooms between the sec­ THE UTAH Arts Council is seek­ ond and ninth floors. On the first ing artists to apply for the Arts-in- floor is the 120-seat Seaside Hall. Education program. Entertainment, food and sport Applications are open to artists and served by facilities such as in all (music, dance, visual arts, ' Disco Madonna, the Dinner Show architecture, crafts, traditional Hall, Santanka Karaoke and spa­ arts, etc.), however, they are par­ cious tennis courts. Other com­ ticularly interested in creative pleted work includes the renova­ writers. tion of the Aoi Japanese restau­ The Artist-in-Education pro­ rant and upgrading of other facili­ gram, funded by the National En­ ties and furniture. The Grand’s dowment for the Arts, provides a lobby now lives up to its name, means for artist to work as teachers with an expanded front desk and a on a community level with schools, new office for.travel agents pro­ arts councils, senior centers, muse­ viding better service to guests. ums and non-profit organizations around the country. Artists who are accepted to the 2 b ir d ... program will receive a salary of continued from page 4 $25 for each contact hour with , and sheath-tailed bat. A total of 16 NMC students and wi iwiucii^y lor prcparH-· instructors visited Aguiguan by tion. Other incentives are yearly helicopter in May 1992 to involve travel assistance and housing as­ students in field work. sistance or arrangements with spon­ The expedition was made pos­ sors. Residencies may range in sible with the help of the Boy length from Five to 180 days. Scouts, Carmen Safeway If you are interested in applying Meitetsu, CNMI Emergency Op­ for an Artist-in-Education resi­ erations Center, Joeten Enter­ dency you may pick up application prises, Mobil Oil Corp., Pacific forms at the Commonwealth Cen­ Islands Aviation, Payless Super­ ter for Arts and Culture at the Con­ market, Radiocom Corp., Saipan vention Center, Capitol Hill. Ice Co., Shell Marianas and Townhouse Cap. (GLD) LOCATED IN GARAPAN OPEN 9-4-M-TH 10-6-fRIDAY 9-12-SAT Tel: 233-GSLA / 233-LOAN / 233-BANK WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21.1993 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VEWS-7 6-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-WEDNESDAY-APRIL 21,1993 Exchange ra te s D ollar sinks K ruschchev’s t o n e w l o w NEW YORK (AP) - Foreign Exchange, New York prices. 86 believed dead in fire son becom es Rates for trades of $1 million minimum. against yen VOICE p e r m a n e n t FOREIGN CURRENCY DOLLAR IN NEW YORK (AP) - The US IN DOLLARS FOREIGN CURENCY U S resident MON FRI MON FRI dollar sunk to another postwar that ended Waco standoff low against the yen Monday de­ 1.0100 1.0100 .9901 .9901 By Laura Tolley lieved to have been in the com­ wooden complex and that the fire throughout the morning. 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Jail. eral Janet Reno approved the as­ billowing flames and smoke be­ The former Soviet missile sci­ Canada Dollar .7964 .7946 1.2557 1.2585 1.2602 of their yen holdings to buy Ger­ As manyas 86 members of the Justice Department spokesman sault and informed President gan spewing from the sprawling entist and his wife, Valentina, 45, 30day fwd .7954 .7935 1.2573 1.2593 1.2624 man marks, Swiss and French Branch Davidian religious sect, Carl Stem said one person taken Clinton in advance. rural compound. Fire department were granted permanent resident 60day fwd .7941 .7921 90day fwd .7928 .7910 1.2614 1.2643 francs and pounds. But for the including Koresh and 24 children into custody told authorities that Late in the day, Reno said the units, not on hand through the status after a routine, 15-minute Reach Out __ yChilePeso .002584 .002591 387.00 386.02 most part they didn’t buy dollars. -1 7 of them age 10 or under, are people inside the compound had FBI’s assault had been carefully early assault, had to be summoned interview with immigration offi' China Yuan .1749 .1749 5.7190 5.7190 Gold rose for the second straight believed to have died in the flames, set the blaze. The person said that planned over several days. She and arrived about 12:30 p.m. cials. 656.20 653.65 Colombia Peso .001524 .001530 session. Gold few current deliv­ which raced through the wooden as he left one of the buildings, “he added, however, that she “could (1730 GMT). Khrushchev, 57, saidhe wasn’t cCzechKoruna .0358 .0359 27.95 27.82 buildings in half an hour. Au­ could hear above him people say­ not give the president that assur­ Ricks later refused to second- sure whathis father, Nikita, would Denmark Krone .1616 .1622 6.1890 6.1655 ery, which rose $ 1.80 a troy ounce have thought of his decision to on Friday’s New York Commod­ thorities saidcultmembers set the ing, ‘The fire’s been lit, the fire’s ance” that the agents could pre­ guess the decision not to have ECU 1.20530 1.21310 .8297 .8243 Marianas' Only Locally Owned Long-Distance Telephone Company fire themselves. been lit,”’ Stem said. vent a mass suicide such as the firefighters on the scene, explain­ remain in the United States, where zEcudr Sucre .000547 .000547 1829.02 1829.02 ity Exchange, gained another The blaze, fanned by stiff prai­ “We can only assume it was a cyanide poisoning that killed 913 ing that gunfire from cultists and he has lectured and written under dEgypt Pound .2989 .2995 3.3455 3.3388 $ 1.30 to settle at $340.30on Mon­ rie winds, erupted about 12:05 massive loss of life,’’FBI spokes­ people at Jonestown, Guyana, in explosives stored in the compound a fellowship since September Rnland Mark .1814 .1789 5.5135 5.5894 day. Republic National Bank man Bob Ricks said in a solemn 1978. 1991. France Franc .1851 .1832 5.4035 5.4585 p.m. (1705 GMT), just six hours would have put them at risk. 1.6153 quoted a late bid of $339.90 a troy afternoon news conference. “It “I think he could say it was a Germany Mark .6253 .6191 1.5992 after FBI agents began using ar­ Reno said the FBI action was The FBI called the compound 1.6061 1.6224 ounce, up $1.40. was truly an inferno of flames.” good thing because I try to put 30dayfwd .6226 .6164 mored vehicles to pound holes in intended to pressure cult mem­ at 5:55 a.m. (1055 GMT) Mon­ .6139 1.6123 1.6288 The yen began its adv ance over- something more to improving re­ 60dayfwd .6202 the complex of buildings and spray Ricks said multiple witnesses, bers to either negotiate an end to day and told cult member Steve 90dayfwd .6180 .6118 1.6182 1.6344 nightinTokyoas afollow-through them with tear gas in a bid to force including FBI snipers positioned the impasse or evacuate the com­ Schneider, considered Koresh’s lations between our countries and Greece Drachma .004579 .004537 218.40 220.40 to Friday’s increase in New York. · an end to the standoff. outside the compound, spotted pound. top lieutenant, that agents would bring the explanation .of what Hong Kong Doll .1294 .1294 7.7307 7.7305 The yen had soared on Friday Nine cult members who escaped cultmembers setting several fires. “I think the FBI acted profes­ begin gassing the complex unless happened in Russia to America,” Hungary Forint .0117 .0117 85.17 85.79 following remarks by President he said. 31.010 the flames are believed by federal One person, Ricks said, “was sionally and with remarkable re­ the group surrendered immedi­ ylndia Rupee .0322 .0322 31.010 Clinton welcoming a stronger yen knelt down with his hands cupped, straint,” Reno said. On the other hand, he said: Indnsia Rupiah .000483 .000483 2069.02 2069.02 officials to be the only survivors, ately. Schneider hung up. at a news conference in Washing­ 2 BEDROOM APTS. but authorities said they would from which a flame erupted.” Reno said she not have ap­ A combat engineering vehicle “Maybe he will tell you he doesn’t Ireland Punt 1.5229 1.5082 .6566 .6630 2.6780 ton with Japanese Prime Minister not know the precise death toll The agents reported seeing a proved the plan if she thought it called an M-60 then moved to the like this because I leave my coun­ Israel Shekel .3731 .3734 2.6800 NEW - WALL TO WALL CARPET 1526.00 1539.70 Kiichi Miyazawa. But early until they could search an under­ man wearing a gas mask and black would result in mass suicide. She southwest comer of the com­ try at this time. You can choose Italy Lira .000655 .000649 Yen .008993 .008893 111.20 112.45 Monday in Tokyo, Miyazawa said ground maze of passageways. uniform throw something inside, said cult members had indicated pound, broke a hole in the wall any answer that you want.” NEW - APPLIANCESW /GAS 30day fwd .008993 .008893 111.20 112.45 that the yen’s rise was too rapid The FBI identified eight of the followed by a fireball. Addition­ they did not intend to kill them­ and started gassing the complex. The couple’s visit to the Immi­ 60day fwd .008993 .008892 111.20 112.46 and that the nation’s central bank STOVE survivors - including at least two ally, Ricks said, a man found selves. The chemical agent sprayed into gration and Naturalization Ser­ 111.20 112.45 90dayfwd .008993 .008893 should try to curb its apprecia­ Britons and an Australian - but Monday afternoon in a bunker on The fire erupted while televi­ the compound is called CS2, vice office was the final step in Jordan Dinar 1.4874 1.4874 .67231 .67231 NEW - FURNISHING IN EVERY could not identify one woman. the grounds said lantern fuel had sion cameras provided live cov­ which the US military uses to their year-long quest to remain in Lebanon Pound .000574 .000574 1742.00 1742.00 tion, even if it is not joined by At least 26 Britons were be­ been spread throughout the erage of an armored vehicle bat­ flush out enemy soldiers, from the United States. “Of course, Ringg .3883 .3874 2.5753 2.5815 continued on page 9 ROOM tering a hole into the compound’s underground fortifications. It is a it’s a very emotional moment,” zMexicoN.Peso .322789 .322789 3.0980 3.0980 1.8570 first story. very fine powder, rather than a Khrushchev said as he displayed N. Zealand Dol .5404 .5385 1.8505 blue INS permanent resident NettirtndsGuild .5516 .5542 1.8130 1.8045 Strong yen Agents in the predawn tear gas gas, and stings the skin, eyes, 6.8050 DENNIS J. O SHEA stamps in the couple’s red pass­ Norway Krone .1464 .1470 6.8305 STILL ONLY $ 7 0 0 . 0 0 A M O N T H assault were met by gunfire, at nose and throat of anyone ex­ 26.53 26.53 ports issued by the former Soviet Pakistan Rupee .0377 .0377 •ATTORNEY AT LAW· least 75-80 rounds, the FBI said. posed to it, according to Doug yPeru New Sol .5348 .5435 1.870 1.840 provokes A GENERAL PRACTICE OF LAW The agents continued ripping Koger, a chemical specialist with Union. “You are changing your zPhilplns Peso .0386 .0385 25.90 25.98 holes in compound buildings the US Army Materiel Command. life.” Poland Zloty .000063 .000063 15830 15814 worries over QUITE AREA WITH INCLUDING The couple will receive perma­ Portugal Escud .006757 .006682 148.00 149.65 nent resident cards, commonly 779.00 EAST OCEAN VIEW s • CRIMINAL LAW · BUSINESS TRANSACTION aRusslaRuble .001284 .001284 779.00 recovery o called green cards, in several Saudi Arab Riy .2667 .2667 3.7495 3.7495 o • LABOR/OSHA · LAND MATTERS o weeks as soon as they are pro­ Singapore Doll .6174 .6151 1.6196 1.6258 LOCATED IN THE TRANSPAC BUSINESS CENTER Plane carrying By Peter Landers cessed, immigration officials said. cSo.AfricaRand .3150 .3140 3.1750 3.1850 234-7193 235-7151 I MIDDLE ROAD, GUALO RAL fSoAfricaRand .2014 .2045 4.9650 4.8900 Khrushchev’s father, who be­ TOKYO (AP) - For months Japa­ M-F 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM 235-3355 came Soviet premier in 1957 and So. Korea Won .001257 .001257 795.80 795.70 FAX 234 - 6093 I governor crashes; Spain Peseta .008647 .008562 115.65 116.80 nese have fretted about the yen was ousted in October 1964, died SAT. 8:00 AM - 12:00 NN 256-4100 (after 5) Sweden Krona .1354 .1330 7.3828 7.5173 surging to the level of 110 to the in 1971. Monday would have been Switzerlnd Fra .6812 .6757 1.4681 1.4800 dollar. On Monday it finally hap­ his 99th birthday. 30dayfwd .6825 .6744 1.4653 1.4828 pened, provoking widespread all aboard dead His son’s celebrated career as a 60day fwd .6835 .6734 1.4630 1.4851 worries that a powerful yen will DUBUQUE, Iowa (AP) - A The plane was returning to missile engineer and computer 90dayfwd .6724 1.4610 1.4871 .6845 crush hopes for a quick economic plane carrying South Dakota South Dakota from Cincinnati scientist helped his residency re­ Taiwan NT .0385 .0384 25.95 26.03 recovery. REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL Gov. George Mickelson and when it crashed after reporting quest, said Dan Danilov, a Seattle Baht .03956 .03956 25.28 25.28 seven other people crashed in engine trouble. lawyer representing the Turkey Lira .000105 .000105 9565.00 9518.01 There was also some finger- 3.6715 pointing at President Clinton, eastern Iowa after reporting The twin-engine turboprop Khrushchevs. U AE. Dirham .2724 .2724 ' 3.6715 The Chief of Procurement and Supply is soliciting competitive fUruguay Peso .000260 .000260 3852.01 3852.01 whose remarks last Friday sup­ engine failure Monday. There had been headed for an emer­ “Mr. Khrushchev's case has not sealed proposals from qualified firms or individuals to implement zVenzuel Boliv .0118 .0118 85 .0030 85 .0030 porting a higher yen set off a were no survivors, a sheriff said. gency landing at the Dubuque been approved on the basis of a NONPOINT SOURCE POLLUTION CONTROL PROJECT Yugoslav Dinar .00195 .00133 512.00 750.00 frenzy of yen-buying Monday in Jackson County Sheriff Bob airport when it struck a bam political asylum,” he said. “He’s ECU: European Currency Unit, a basket of European currencies. The FORTHESABANAATALAKHAYA WATERSHED INROTA. Lyons said, “Everyone on board and silo about 15 miles (25 kms) not coming here as a refugee. He Federal Reserve Board’s index of the value of the dollar against 10 other Tokyo. The yen rose as high as 110.70 is dead.” Mickelson’sbody southwest of Dubuque at about is a person of pre-eminent, distin­ currencies weighted on the basis of trade was 90.46 Monday, off 0.93 Specifications for the above may be picked up at the Office of wasn’t immediately identified. 4p.m„ said Sandra Campbell, a guished merit and ability - a one points or 1.02 percent from Friday’s 91.39. A year ago the index was to the dollar in the Tokyo session Procurement and Supply, Lower Base, Saipan, during regular Prices go up and down, However, Dick Vohs, an aide to spokeswoman at the Federal of a kind in the whole world.” 90.61 before finishing at 111.00,arecord government working hours. Danilov said the couple also c-commercial rate, d-free market rate, f-financial rate, y-officiai rate, z- and back and forth, Iowa Gov. Terry Branstad, said Aviation Administration re­ sincemodem currency levels were had letters of support from former floating rate. and all companies have the airplane’s passenger list in­ gional office at. Kansas City, established in the late 1940s. All questions may be directed to Mr. Jeff P. Stein at the Office of Presidents Nixon and Bush and Prices as of 3:00 p.m. Eastern Time (1900 GMT) from Telerate Systems the "lowest long cluded Mickelson. Janelle Mo. Of the major industrialized na­ Procurement and Supply at 664-1500. ex-Secretary of Defense Robert and other sources. Toman, press secretary for tions, Japan has been especially distance rates," The Mitsubishi turboprop McNamara. sensitive to currency fluctuations A Pre-Proposal Conference will take place at the office of the Chief, sometimes. AtMTC, M ickelson,confirm ed plane is registered to the De­ Danilov called the move “his­ L ow er R ates Mickelson was on the plane. partment of Transportation of because many major companies Procurement and Supply, Lower Base, Saipan on April 15,1993 at we're committed to tory in the making,” especially Spot metal prices rely on exports. Sony, for instance, Other victims included two the state of South Dakota. considering Nikita Khrushchev’s 2:00 P.M. low rates ail the time. South Dakota state commis­ sells 65 percent of its products “The pilot reported a lost en­ 1956 comments aimed at United NEW YORK (AP) - Spot nonferrous metal prices Monday. Over the past 2 years, sioners and Roger Hainje, di­ overseas and Nissan 47 percent All proposals must be in a sealed envelope marked RFP93-0025. gine andlostpressurization.The States and other capitalist societ­ Aluminum - 49.8 cents per lb London Metal Exch. Mon. we've lowered our rector of the Sioux Falls De­ aircraft then was handed off to When the yen goes up, the dol­ submitted in duplicate to the Office of the Chief, Procurement and ies. Copper - 0.9910 dollars per pound. velopment Foundation. the Dubuque tower for clearance lars those companies earn on sales Supply, Lower Base, Saipan, no later than April 21.1993 before rates by 10% . “Your father told us he would Lead - 32 cents a pound. Mickelson, 51, a Republican, to land. It was the nearest lo­ bury us,” he told Khrushchev in the United States add up to 4:00 P.M. any proposals received late will not be considered. The Zinc - 48.75-52.15 per pound, delivered. was serving his second term. cation,” Mrs. Campbell said. during an impromptu news con­ fewer yen in profits back home in CNMI government reserves the right to reject ANY or ALL Tin - -3.7253 dollars per pound. He waselected governor in 1986 Heavy rain was reported in ference at the INS office. Japan. That means the company proposals in the best interest of the CNMI government. Gold - 339.60 dollars per troy oz. and won another four-year term the area at the time, but the FA A “That is not right,” Khrushchev has less to invest and its employ­ Silver - 3.880 dollars per troy oz. in 1990. He also served six years said it had not determined if it insisted. “He never told you he ees have less to spend, hurting the /s/ DAVID M. APATANG Mercury - 205.00-210.00 dollars per 76 lb flask. in the South Dakota House, was a factor in the crash. will bury you or anybody in the entire Japanese economy. Platinum - 367.00-369.00 dollars troy oz., N.Y. (contract). 4/6, 13, 21 (4361) where he was speaker in 1979- Mickelson is survived by his American state. He said he would continued on page 9 80. wife, Linda, and three children. bury capitalism. That is a very different thing. Very different.” WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21,1993 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-9 S-TIà R i ANAò ’vaFJEVY NLWfr уШУу'$-WLDNLSDAY-APRiL 21,1993 to wed June 9 ° *2/^ y ' t ' Κ γ ί , 'J" iw jd g jj TOKYO (AP) - Crown Prince one of three shrines within the Im­ About 2,700 officials and other Seoul wants to join Naruhito, heir to Japan’s Chrysan­ perial Palace. guests will be invited to three days themum throne, will wed his fian­ Crown Prince Naruhito, 33, will of banquets and receptions begin­ cee, former diplomat Masako be clad in full traditional court dress, ning June 15, Nomura said. Owada, in a traditional rite on June and Miss Owada, 29, will wear a The couple will leave June 26 for LowestХ.-ЖХ& Rates 9, the Imperial Household Agency ceremonial court robe with her hair Asian economic bloc a one-day trip to Ise Shrine in cen­ said Monday. coiffedastyle from a thousand years tral Japan to report their wedding at KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia ested in any form of cooperation last year ASEAN, consisting of The date of the wedding was de­ ago. the tomb of Emperor Jimmu, who (AP) - wants to join among East Asian countries and cided by a 13-member wedding After the rite, the couple will toBrunei and Singapore, first emperor in the sixth century being considered by the Associa­ ward the caucus. has been studying how to imple­ Steward Shoichi Fujimori, the -Akihito and Empress Michiko and then travel in an open-car motor­ B.C. On June 29, they are to visit tion of Southeast Asian Nations, “Although the concept is still ment i t agency’s Motokazu Nomura said. The day is expected to be a na­ cade about three kilometers (1.8 the tomb of Emperor Hirohito who South Korean Foreign Minister being evolved, when the ASEAN / TOSHIMI Yoshlda, outgoing genera manager or Ntoeo Hotel Saipm, The ASEAN foreign ministers tional holiday. miles) from the Imperial Palace to died in January 1989 at the age 87 was named outstanding business person tor the first quarter of 1993 Han Sung-joo said Monday. countries have a concrete way"0f are todiscuss the study during their The wedding rite will be held at their residence at Togu Palace. after 62 years on the throne. by-the3aipan Ci smber of Commerce. Malaysian officials saidHan’s proceeding with it, certainly we annual talks in Singapore in July. statement represents a change in will be participating in it,” he told The United States under the ad­ Call the Philippines for as low South Korean policy since the reporters after holding talks, with ministration of former President $3.2M wedding budget approved administration of former South Malaysian Foreign Minister George Bush opposed the EAEC,- as $1.90 per m inute w ith M TC. N ew Y ork closing prices her of the wedding date. Korean President Roh Tae-woo Abdullah Ahmad Badawi. saying it would detract from cur­ TOKYO (AP) - The Cabinet ap­ yen ($45) apiece to commemorate proved Tuesday a $3.2 million Miss Owada, wearing a pale-blue NEW YORK (AP) New York Stock Exchange closing prices rejected the EAEC under pres­ Malaysian Prime Minister rent cooperativeorganizations such the wedding budget for the June wedding of Finance Minister Yoshiro dress, a pearl necklace and white Monday: sure from the United States. proposed the as the Asia-Pacific Economic Co­ So th ere rs a choice? Crown Prince Naruhito, heir to Hayashi told a news conference the gloves, said she respectfully ac­ AMR 66 5-8 D owCh 51 7-8 N avistr 2 7-8 Han said his country is inter- EAEC three years ago, .and since operation. cepted the announcement. She and ASA Lid 39 7-8 D ressr 21 3-4 NfikSo 661-8 Japan’s Chrysanthemum throne. coins will have a pair of cranes on A btLab s 23 1 -8 D uPont 52 3-4 OcdPet 273-4 The Cabinet approved the allot­ one side and the imperial seal of the her parents, standing side by side, IL A etnLf 51 7-8 E Kodak 55 3-4 Olin 45 7-8 ment of 355 million yen ($3.2 mil­ chrysanthemum on the other. then politely bowed to Yamamoto. Alcan 18 3-8 E aton 92 1-4 PacGE 341-8 lion) to cover expenses including The Imperial Household Agency A IdSgnl 69 E ntergy 37 1-2 PacTel 491-8 The 33-year-old crown prince is A Icoa 63 5-8 E xxon 67 7-8 ParC om 50 1-2 Tokyo falls; other markets up several banquets, costumes and the to marry Masako Owada, a 29- announced the wedding date - ex­ THERE’S ONLY ONE-· A max 16 1-8 F MC 45 3-4 P enney 82 hiring of new imperial attendants, year-old former diplomat, in a tra­ pected to be a national holiday - A mHes 54 7-8 F edNM 81 1-2 P ennyw i 41 1-2 HONG KONG (AP) - Asian 0.74 percent, to 1,553.37. The Hang Seng Index, the Imperial Household Agency offi­ ditional rite on June 9 at one of Monday after it was selected by a A Brand 31 1-2 FstChic 42 3-4 P epsiC 36 3-8 13-member wedding committee. AElPw 38 1-8 F Intsfe 59 7-8 P fizer 61 3-4 stock markets closed generally The dollar closed at 111.00 yen, market’s key indicator of blue cials said. three shrines within the Palace ft At the wedding, the crown prince A mExo 28 5-8 F lemng 32 P helpD s 44 5-8 higher Monday, but share prices down 1.95 yenfromFriday’sclose chips, fell 17.00 points to The Cabinet also announced a Also Tuesday, Satoru A GenCp s 31 7-8 F luor 42 5-8 P hilMr 48 7-8 plan to mint 2 million gold coins Yamamoto, grand chamberlain to will be clad in full traditional court A Home 66 7-8 FordM 54 1-4 PhilPel 301-2 fell in Tokyo as the US dollar hit of 112.95 yen, which was the 6,680.15. worth 50'000 yen ($450) each and Emperor Akihito, visited Miss robes, while his fiancee will wear a A mStrs 40 3-8 F uqua 13 1-2 P ionrEI 23 another record low against the dollar’s lowest previous finish in Taipei: Share prices closed ATandT 595-8 GTE 35 7-8 P olaroid 28 1-4 5 million silver coins worth 5,000 Owada’s home to formally notify multi-layered ceremonial kimono. A moco 58 3-4 G nDyn 96 P rimca s 46 7-8 Japanese yen. Tokyo since modem exchange higher in hectic trading in what A nheus 50 3-8 GenEI 95 ProctGs 47 7-8 Tokyo’s 225-issueNikkeiStock rates were established in the late brokers described as a technical A nmco 6 7-8 GnMIII 65 1-4 Q uakrO 63 A sarco 201-4 G nMotr 39 7-8 Q uantm 13 1-4 Average fell 185.52points,or0.91 1940s. rebound following recent der Jackie speaks about publishing AshOil 26 3-8 G aPac 66 1-4 R alsPu 47 percent, closing at 20,112.34. In Singapore, share prices clines. The market’s weighted A tIRich 1251-2 G ¡Hete 48 7-8 R aythn 59 1 -8 *A von 58 3-8 G drich 47 1-2 ReyMtl 45 3-8 The index fell below thè20,000- closed higher, pushing the index index rose 86.40 points to close at NEW YORK (AP) - It was according to the April 19 Pub­ “I don’t work with agents as BakrHu 27 1-4 G oodyr 76 Rockwl 33 3-4 point level at the end of the morn­ to a record high for the third con­ 4,577.48. Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis’ lishers Weekly. much as some editors, perhaps - B ankAm 51 7-8 G race 40 3-8 RoylD 90 3-8 BankTr 77 1-8 GtAtPc 29 S alomn 38 3-8 ing session as players sold off secutive session. The Straits Wellington: New Zealand share first interview in three decades She said she came to publish­ though sometimes, when some­ B auschL 49 3-4 GtW Fn 17 7-8 S araLee s 25 1 -8 export-oriented issues amid the Times Industrials Index rose 8.67 prices closed slightly higher in but there was a catch - the former ing for “obvious reasons - I’d thing crosses their desk, I hope В engtB 13-16 Halbtn 39 SchrPI 62 1-4 PROFESSIONAL yen’s continued advance, but re­ В ethSU 17 5-8 H einz 37 S chimb 65 1-8 points to 1,772.02. moderate trading. The NZSE-40 first lady spoke only about her majored in literature. I had many they think of me and say ‘Oh, В lackD 18 HewlPk 73 1-4 ScottP 35 3-8 covered somewhat in the after­ Sydney: Australian share prices irfdex rose 2.03 points to 1,589.36. career in publishing. friends in publ ishing. I love books, she might like that.’” В oeing 375-8 H mstke 14 S ears 53 noon on bargain hunting. closed lower, dragged down by a В oiseC 25 H onda 26 3-8 S m tB c e q s 29 1-8 Manila: Share prices ended Mrs. Onassis, 63, granted the I ’ve known writers all my life.” She added that “one of the CAREER В orden 25 5-8 H onywl s 33 S onyCp 42 3-8 The Tokyo Stock Price Index weaker Tokyo stock market. The lower in moderate trading ima interview to Publishers Weekly, She edits about 12 books a year things I like about publishing is B rMySq 60 5-8 H ouslnt 72 S outhCo 44 3-4 of all issues listed on the market’s All-Ordinaries index fell 6.8 B mwk 14 1-4 IT T C p 83 S pellEnt 6 1-4 technical correction. The Manila a trade publication, and talked at and works three days a week in a that you don’t promote the edi­ B odNth 58 5-8 ITW 74 3-4 SunCo 23 7-8 first section, which fell 24.63 points to 1,696.4. composite index of 30 selected length about her 15 years as an small, windowless office. tor - you promote the book and С Bl 27 3-4 I mcera 23 7-8 S upval 31 3-4 OPPORTUNITY points, or 1.55 percent, on Friday, Hong Kong: Share prices closed issues fell 12.03 points to CBS 2381-8 INCO 23 3-8 TRW 67 5-8 editor at Doubleday. She usually eats lunch in. But the author.” CIGNA 63 IBM 49 3-8 T andy 29 3-8 dropped another 11.53 points, or lower on sporadic profit-taking. 1,568.65. The widow of John F. she takes extra-long vacations at Mrs. Onassis edited Bill С PC s 41 3-4 I ntFlav 113 5-8 Teldyn 20 5-8 C SX 761-4 I ntPap 65 T ennco 481-4 Kennedy and Aristotle, Onassis her summer house on Martha’s Moyers’ “Healing and the С ampSp s 38 3-4 J ohnJn s 41 1-2 T exaco 64 allowed no tape recorder or Vineyard. Mind,” currently a bestseller, and MEDICAL LABORATORY C d n P c g 16 1-2 K mart 22 1-2 T exlnst 53 5-8 С apCits 542 1-2 K ellogg 56 3-8 T exUtil 47 Wall Street enters gloomy period camera, limited questions to her Onassis said it’s not hard for has edited other bestsellers in­ MANAGER /SUPERVISOR C aterp 62 1-4 KerrMc 49 T extron 48 1-2 NEW YORK (AP) - The stock news about the economy is out. Jones industrial average closed professional life and insisted she her to deal with authors and cluding Michael Jackson’s au­ Ceridian 15 Korea 13 3-4 TlmeW s 34 1-2 C hase 34 1 -2 Kroger 18 3-4 T ravler 30 1 -8 market ended lower Monday, What do we have to look forward Friday at 3,478.61, an all-time be allowed to approveherquotes, agents. tobiography, “Moonwalk.” C hmBnk 40 5-8 vjLtV 3-8 T rinova 25 brought down in part by concerns to?!* high. With interest rates at all- •Qualified under the clinical improvement act. C hevm 83 7-8 Lilly 46 1-4 U ALCp 141 7-8 about the US economy. •Full benefits, salary competitive. C hiquta 14 1-4 L itton s 59 3-4 U SG 3-8 Although corporate earnings, time lows, investors are still look­ Continued from page 7 C hryslr 42 Lockhd 64 5-8 USXMar 19 1-4 The market is entering a period on balance, have been solid this' ing to stocks for a better return on S t r o n g . ___ С iticorp 29 1-4 M atsu 118 3-4 USXUSS 40 1-2 С oastaJ 271-2 McDerl 27 5-8 U Carb 19 1-8 of pessimism, said Don Hays, an quarter, several economic reports their money. The last time the yen shot up, in stimulus package announced last Miyazawa. Contact: Mr. Tim Morton С ocaCI s 38 1-8 McDonld 47 3-4 U nPac 64 1-4 investment strategist at Wheat last week showed the recovery Airline stocks were lower, de­ the mid-1980s, it was the principal week. Japanese officials said the presi­ ColgPal 57 3-4 McDnD 59 3-4 U nisys 12 3-4 Asia Pacific Laboratory Services Inc. First-Butcher and Singer finan­ has not caught fire at the con­ pressed by another round of fare cause of an economic slowdown - Japanese officials have been re­ dent was barking up the wrong tree. vjCoIGs 23 3-8 M cKes 42 1-4 U nTech 501-4 “If the (Japanese) recession C mwE 29 3-8 M esrx 161-8 Unocal 31 1-8 cial firm. “There is real concern sumer level. cuts, this time begun by North­ so it was no surprise that Monday ’ s peating similar views with Tel: 472-4647 С omsat 59 Merck 35 7-8 ever-increasing urgency as the yen, lengthens brcause of a high yen, WamL 72 3-4 about President Clinton, who ap­ US retail sales fell 1 percent in west Airlines, and by profit-tak­ rise was the top story in Japanese ConEd 36 7-8 M erLyn 75 3-8 WellsF 1193-8 newspapers and television. which stood at 124.73 to the dollar imports won’t increase and there C onsNG 49 M MM 115 WstgEI 15 1-4 pears to have nothing definitive March, the largest decline since ing after last week’s rally. will be no progress in reducing the С omingln 34-5-8 Mobil 691-2 W eyerti 44 7-8 Reflecting the fears, the bench­ on Feb. 5, has broken records week on the economy,” he said. January 1991. Auto sales dropped Foreign markets were mixed. mark Nikkei Stock Average fell after week. But the Clinton admin­ surplus. You’ve got to wonder about C urtWr 38 M onsan 54 1-4 W hitmn 12 3-4 someone making a statement sup­ D eere 57 3-4 MorgSt 64 1-4 W hlttakr 15 Michael Metz, an investment in February, helping to push retail In Tokyo, the 225-issue Nikkei 185.52pointsor0.91 percentMon- istration, hoping a strong yen will D eltaAir 56 3-4 porting a high yen at such a time,” M organ 73 1 -8 Wolwth 30 1-8 strategist with Oppenheimer and inventories higher. Stock Average shed 185.52points, day. helpreduccJapan’s$49 billion trade Г/ iaJCp 38 3-8 M otorla s 70 5-8 X erox 79 5-8 fumed one Finance Ministry offi­ F ir s t D ¡gita) 42 N L Ind 5 3-8 ZenithE 7 Co. agreed, saying “All the good Despite the bad news, the Dow or 0.91 percent. “If there’s a sudden rise in the surplus with the United States, has cial to the Asahi newspaper. Yuji yen, it could throw water on the turned a deaf ear. Tanahashi, vice minister at Japan’s economic recovery that we’ve That was clear when Clinton trade ministry, said a higher yen ^^ЯШшЩаЩ^Щащр^ч. thein Anniversary worked so hard to build,” said Fi­ named the higher yen as the No. 1 would force US companies to pay nance Minister Yoshiro Hayashi, way to attack the surplus at a news more for Japanese equipment that Sietoved Wife and Mothei, · referring in part to a 13.2 trillion conference last Friday after meet­ is crucial to increasing their pro­ „ jiastgastjsa R o s a r y Com ing soon to a telephone near you... yen (about $120 billion) economic ing Japanese Prime Minister Kiichi ductivity. vs£MQCüiiez sums., Continued from page 7 udii ùe &aid nightùj, itm tiny D o l l a r . . . _ ÌUednesdatf., Clpnit 21,1993, at other central banks. And later in short-term interest rates, but the the pound rose to $1.5425, more S:CC p.m., at the neoidence of T h e New York, a Clinton spokesman reduction did not trigger a sclloff in than late Friday’s 1.5250. said that the president’s comments French francs. Many participants Other late dollar rates in New jlbti ά Aim. Afutui Sanch&z on Friday weren ’ t meant as a major had feared such a move would York, compared with late Friday, iti Sfondati, policy statemenL prompt speculators to try to drive included: 1.5970 German marks, йп the finat day, Snidai/., CLpn.it But the remarks in Tokyo and the franc sharply lower as a way to down from 1.6170; 1.4665 Swiss Washington, apparently intended test the new French government’s francs, down from 1.4830; 5.3960 29,1993, та&й. of Jntention to mitigate the impact of Clinton’s resolve to support the franc. French francs, down from 5.4650; miti ùe opened at 6 :C0 p m . a t comment, did little to stem the yen’ s In Tokyo, the dollar closed at 1,527.50 Italian lire, down from Sxui Vicente Chunch. < ν’ ; T -- Ί ·- ■;· advance. 111.00 yen, down 1.95 yen from 1,544.50; 1.2549 Canadian dollars, “The critical thing that’s missing Friday’s close. Later in London, down from 1.2596. Vittnen mitt fottom immediateù/ here is they want to slow the rise, the dollar was quoted at the same Gold rose in London to a late bid at the xeóidence of Jin. <£Jln». M a r g a r i t a but neither the US nor Japan is price. By 4 p.m. in New York, the of $339.85 a troy ounce from Aiuiu Sanchez in Van Vati. willing to say this is far enough,” dollar recovered slightly to a post­ $339.05 late Friday. In Zurich, the V i l l a g o m e z said Ronald Leven, global currency war low of 111.10 yen, down from metal rose to a closing bid of Slea»e Join U» in" Snai/eu, analyst at Morgan Guaranty Trust late Friday’s 112.30 yen. $340.30 from $338.20 late Friday. So there's a choice? THERE’S ONLY ONE Co. InLondon, the British pound rose On New York’s Comex, silver Shank LJou 6 a l a s In another development, the to $1.5405 from $1.5249 late Fri­ for current delivery lost 1.3 cents a She Samitie» day. By late afternoon in New York, troy ounce to settle at $3.907. ‘ f French government cut two key è. λΟ-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VSEWS-ft'EDNESDAY-APRIL 21,1993 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21,1993 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-11 Г'П'Г~^"П,,^'Т'ГЩ^”Г~ТГ'ГУГ' Т 7 Т П 1Г.у, -G··· ,'ν·,";·;· иТ Д 'ν·· ·;·: .'■•y: .·'■■': '·ν Ο·'", ν V UÏ :,Vi'v; V ;:: f V .-V "ν ',·''·ΐ’·?Τ'ΐ; "·Υ·. ' " ■ л ■ « г К Z.f & ί-ν·:ί ':bbbbb\:.:bbfbìb- ,, ,, . ìb b :· ·Т : ^ V 4 !-'4 4 4 ;;ÿ Τ' V.t -'Чй·? 'Т.;гА"-Й :'Τ ’ I t. 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V·' on AIDS research i,'·.';/’-'/ ■; By Mariann Caprino industry, was welcomed within the risk of losing promising drags . :'ЬУ NEW YORK (AP) - Fifteen the AIDS community. “This is “because in isolation the drug А ^ ' ■ - и г Ь 0 Ь Щ major US and European pharma­ definitely good news,” said Dr. doesn’t look very good” even V¿¿í> -'·■:■ : ^ ; д л ч д . ceutical companies Monday an­ Jeffrey Laurence, a senior scien­ though it may be effective if used nounced they have joined forces tist with the non-profit American in tandem with another medicine, ;■ \, /Д Д Д ;; г У % д .. ...'.J l '.'.,...... Г to share information on AIDS Foundation for AID§ Research. Dr. Laurence said. research efforts in an attempt to “These are all the major players” Drag companies only occa­ //■ ”A’\V” t í^ wjí:¡ Д •ν'; л reduce drug-development time. in the antiviral field, he noted. sionally have worked together ...v.-'V .,-.*·. ;;;··■_/ ίν,^-ν Д [Ж After more than a year of for­ Antiviral drugs are being de­ without financial incentive, usu­ ■·ν·ν. ·.■■■. '''ДДД' Save up;to 30Λ largest drag companies including duction of penicillin resulted in a ЩГ; Merck and Co., Pfizer Inc., Glaxo Food and Drug Administration So th ere’s a choice? Uve of Britain and Switzerland’s approval - AZT, DDI and DDC - collaboration among Merck, E.R. from The Hyatt Regency Hoffman-La Roche, has agreed are expensive, have side effects Squibb and Pfizer. More than a to exchange clinical data and drug and may have limited effect. Re­ decade later, the National Insti­ in Garapan supplies so that antiviral medi­ cent studies have shown AZT as a tutes of Health sought industry cines can be tested in the best single therapy may lose some of help in screening compounds for i n i April 21st at 7:30 PM PS» possible combinations. its effectiveness in about a year. anti-tumor activity. THERE'S ONLY ONE ISSA The alliance, operating as the HIV, the virus thatcauses AIDS, Drag companies routinely en­ PPpV'víSli Inter-Company Collaboration for is far more evasive than research­ ter into joint ventures with each L . / . j Channel 12 AIDS Drug Development, will ers initially anticipated. Because other or smaller concerns to de­ hold its first meeting this summer the virus mutates quickly and velop new therapies, but those so that each company can detail develops resistance to drags, sci­ arrangements typically offer a fi­ the compounds it is developing. entists are focusing efforts on nancial reward. A major drag bfbb'bíb'l The group’s top research scien­ treatments that involve several company, for example, might fund tists expect to meet about six times drags taken in combination. The research and development at a h :'fev a year. hope, ultimately, is to have an smaller company in exchange for At the end of 1992, there were arsenal of AIDS-fighting medi­ certain marketing rights should '17 medicines approved for treat­ cines that patients can rotate any drags be developed. ing AIDS, while 66 companies through over time. But the Inter-Company Col­ were investigating an additional “As long as the drags work, this laboration effort has no commer­ 91 drags and vaccines, the Phar­ will shave time off finding the cial incentives. Because compa­ maceutical Manufacturers Asso­ best combination of drags to use,” nies are not sharing information ciation says. said Dr. Edward Scolnick, presi­ on basic research, the compounds The unusual collaboration, dent of Merck’s research labs. they develop remain exclusively among the broadest in the drag The collaboration also lowers theirs.

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W e w ish him the best of luck and & * ¥ : & : ■ GREENHILLS ENTERPRISES, Caller 3 HE OPERATOR- High school grad., 2 to all persons interested in the yrs. experience. Salary $2.30 per hour. 2 yrs. experience. Salary $5.00 - $7.00 Box AAA 1876, Koblerville, Saipan, MP 1 CARPENTER Estate of Raimondo Kaipat a prosperous year in his new hotel. 1 COMPUTER PROGRAMMER - Col­ per hour. W f t t t t t ' 96950, Tel. No. 234-8656 (4/21 )W/ 1 WAITRESS Laniyo, deceased, that on May lege grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary 1 BARTENDER - High school grad., 2 4 CLEANERS, HOUSEKEEPING 10971. . 4, 1993 at 1:30 P.M.· at the m m . $1,100 per month. yrs. experience. Salary $2.30 per hour. 1 MAINTENANCE REPAIRER 4 CARPENTER - High school grad., 2 Contact: PACIFIC DEVELOPMENT 1 BELLHOP - High school grad., 2 yrs. courthouseof the SuperiorCourt ACCOUNTANT yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 - $4.25 INC., P.O. Box 502, Saipan, MP 96950, at Susupe, Saipan, is herebjuset m ï & ï . 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Salary Contact: WIN FUNG ENTERPRISES, V bV hV xV· RATED dba MARIANAS ELECTRON­ experience. Salary $2.75 per hour. $2.50 per hour. ICS, P.O. Box 626, Saipan, MP 96950 1 AIRCON (TECHNICIAN) MECHANIC INC., P.O. Box 463, Saipan MP 96950, 1 TOUR MANAGER - College grad., 2 Any person interested may con­ n i i i n n f (4/21 )W/10979.______- High school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Tel. No. 234-3238 (4/28)W/11024. yrs. experience. Salary $1,000-$1,500 test such petition by filing writ­ O ur tradition in the past is to hold a Farew ell & W elcom e Party to form ally Salary $2.55 per hour. permonth. — 3 TIRE REPAIRER ten opposition to the petition or 1 ACCOUNTANT-College grad., 2yrs. 1 CONSTRUCTION WORKER - Higii Contact: SAIPAN KORESCO COR­ 4 YARD WORKER appearing in court for such pur­ introduce the new G eneral M anager and bid farew ell to our departing G eneral experience. Salary $6.00 per hour. school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary PORATION, P.O. Box 3013, Saipan, 2 DRESSMAKER - High school grad., 2 Contact: FILIPINASINCORPORATED, $2.25 per hour. MP 96950, Tel. No. 288-6001 (5/5)W/ pose. yrs. experience. Salary$2.15perhour. M anager. H ow ever, since w e aren't able to invite everyone w ho have supported Caller BoxPPP 200, Saipan, MP96950, Contact: CONSTRUCTION & MATE­ 011092.______Dated this 20th day of April, Tel. No. 234-5082 (4/28)W/11020. RIAL SUPPLY, INC. dba CMSI, P.O. 1 ASSISTANT MANAGER-High school 1993. H otel N ikko Saipan because of the lim ited banquet space, w e have decided to Box 609, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. grad., 2 yrs.experience. Salary $2.15- 1 HEAD CHEF - College grad., 2 yrs. /s/ Charlene Teregeyo 1 ACCOUNT ANT - College grad., 2 yrs. 234-6136 (4/28)W/4403. $8.00 per hour. experience. Salary $1,500 per month. Contact: LORETA J.C. AMANDE dba Deputy Clerk of Court honor M r. Y oshida's request in donating $30,000 tow ards the JO ETEN -K IY U experience. Salary $1,200 per month. 5 SHORTORDER COOKS- High school PHILMARK ENTERPRISES, P.O. Box i W m Contact: AMERICAN LIGHT INTL. INC. 4 MASON grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.50 2729 CK III, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. LIBRA RY , to be used for Tourism Industry M aterials. LTD., Saipan, MP 96950 (4/28)W/11021. 3 CARPENTER per hour. îjjâ b V ® 2 STEELMAN 235-4707 (4/28)W/11025.______PUBLIC NOTICE Contact: JAVA IMPORTS, LTD. dba In the Superior Court of the Common­ 1 ACCOUNTANT - High school grad., 2 1 ELECTRICIAN - High school equiv., 2 COFFEE CARE SAIPAN, P.O. Box 2 TRAVEL AGENT - High school grad., wealth of the Northern Mariana Islands yrs. experience. Salary $2.50 t $3.00 yrs. experience. Salary $2.00 per hour. 2786, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. 233- Î b> > V bV « 5 î 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.50-$5.00 The donation of $30,000 which we w ish to have JO ETEN -K IY U Library per hour. Contact: FLORENCE MELINDA A. 5282 (5/5)W/4562.______V « V " !« > V n Contact: HAJIMEMORIdbaOCS/FUJI DELEON GUERRERO dba CJ & L per hour. CIVIL CASE NO. 93-392 CONST. CO., P.O. Box 161, Saipan, Contact: INTERKAM CORPORATION purchase Tourism Industry M aterials, it w ill benefit all of the CN M I. W e v » v » v « v * TOUR SERVICES, P.O. Box 1207, 1 CIVIL ENGINEER - College grad., 2 ÍhVb^ B* V"»»» Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. 234-6432 MP 96950, Tel. No. 322-1954 (4/28)W/ dba INTERKAM TRAVEL AGENCY, yrs. experience. Salary $1,000 per In the Matter of the Estate of: > > > > > > > > (4/28)W/11029. ______11027. Caller Box PPP 528, Saipan, MP 96950, month. KINJ! TAKEUCHI, I ® # 0 4 * encourage our residence to utilize those m aterials to be inform ed of the grow ing t w w O w ï Tel. No. 235-5555/8888 (4/28)W/11026. Contact: NEW BUILDERS, INC. P.O. Deceased ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 1 ACCOUNTANT-College grad., 2 yrs. 12 HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR - industry w hich is the largest contributing industry in our econom y. W e hope that ■ T l l l l · · Box 2490, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. WW.V experience. Salary $900 per month. High school grad., 2 yrs. experience. 2 SIGN (ARTIST) PAINTER 234-9636 (5/5) W/011095. Contact: ANTONIOC.K. LIMdbaUM'S Salary $2.15 - $2.90 per hour. 2 MECHANIC, AUTOMOBILE AMENDED NOTICE OF HEARING K v b V bV·: AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS everyone w ill appreciate and utilize those m aterials. WV.W hVJ OFFICE, P.O. Box 968, Saipan, MP 1 PLUMBER - High school grad., 2 yrs. 2 AUTO BODY REPAIRER-High school 1 (COST) ENGINEER- College grad., 2 WÏV bWÎ 96950, Tel. No. 234-6564 (4/28)W/ experience. Salary $2.15 - $2.80 per grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 yrs.experience. Salary$1,000-$1,500 The petition of Hideo Sugiyama seeking WÏVÏWÏ hour. per hour. to be appointed as Administrator of the v v . w . v 11030.______per month. v w . w î Contact: BLACK MICRO CORPORA­ Contact: LOURDES I. MAYONTE dba Contact: J.C. TENORIO ENT. INC., Estate of KinjiTakeuchi, deceased, set for Taking this opportunity we w ould like extend our sincerest gratitude to V . W i V i V 1 ACCOUNTANT-College grad., 2 yrs. TION, P.O. Box 545 CK, Saipan, MP ERMACO ENTERPRISES, P.O. Box P.O. Box 137, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. hearing before the Superior Court Saipan, 1956, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. 288- w Sw Sy ï experience. Salary $900 per month. 96950, Tel. No. 234-6800 (4/28)W/4364. No. 234-6445/6 (5/5)W/4560.______Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana 0289 (4/28JW/11028.______everyone w ho has cooperated and supported our out going G eneral M anager 2 TOUR GUIDE - High school grad., 2 Islands, on the 20th day April, 1993, at r a V a V a V ^ S yrs. experience. Salary$800permonth. 1 MAINTENANCE REPAIRER - High V ♦ ♦ ♦ V W ♦“ 1 CLEANER, COMMERCIAL - High 1:30 p.m. is now being reschedule for V a s i i i i i H Contact: ILJIN CORPORATION, Caller school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary Toshim i Y oshida during his tenure here w ith us. W e w ish for your cooperation GARMENT FACTORY school equiv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary May 27th, 1993, at 1:30 p.m. Box PPP 642, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. $500 per month. $2.15 per hour. No. 233-1186 (4/28)W/11022. „ W O R K E R , 1 AUTO MECHANIC-Highschool grad., Any person who has any objection and support to be extended to our new G eneral M anager Yuzo Takano. ^.(SBIQDCSEICSESS^n^SiS^S Contact: DELOITTE & TOUCHE, P.O. M n» X < Bv 2 yrs. experience. Salary $675.00 per to this petition may file his or her objec­ Box 308, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. “/■VbViîVB, 2 ACCOUNTANT - High school grad., 2 month. tion with the Commonwealth Superior 322-7337/8/9 (4/21)W/4365. MECHANIC yrs. experience. Salary $8.50 per hour. 1 COMPUTER PROGRAMMER - Col­ Court at any time before the hearing, or WC bIb jCbJ« 1 CUTTINGSUPERVISOR-Highschool lege grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary may appear atjhe time set for hearing to M UCH SUCCESS AND BEST OF ALL LUCKS TO EACH AND EVERY­ 1 HEAVY EQUIPMENT MECHANIC 1 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT - grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15- $1,000 per month. «X-X-X»; 1 HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR - present such objection or interest in the $8.70 per hour. College grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary Contact: JOETEN MOTOR COMPANY, aTCaiC^·!·] High school grad., 2 yrs. experience. $4.65 per hour. above-captioned matter. The attorney of ONE OF CNM I! 50 SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS - INC., P.O. Box680, Saipan, MP 96950, Salary $4.25 per hour. record is James H. Grizzard, at Caller Box High school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Contact: CALVO-UMDA INSURANCE Tel. No. 234-5562 thru 67 (5/5)W/4559. Contact: SAIPAN STEVEDORE Salary $2.15 - $7.50 per hour. CO., LTD. P.O. Box235CHRB, Saipan, PPP, Suite374§aipan, MP96950. COMPANY INC., P.O. Box 208 C.K., 10 CUTTER (CUTTING MACHINE) - MP 96950, Tel. No. 234-5690 (4/21)W/ 1 HOUSE WORKER - High school Notice iahereby given by the un­ r i V i W i V i Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. 322-9320 10978. High school equiv., 2 yrs. experience. equiv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 dersigned to the creditors of, and al I per­ (4/21 )W/4336. ' : < < < < № : “ Salary $2.15 - $6.80 per hour. per hour. sons having claims against, the Estate of 1 AUTO BODY REPAIRER 1 WAREHOUSE SUPERVISOR - High CLASSIFIED ADS NEW Contact: VICENTE C. SABLAN, P.O. Kinji Takeuchi, or against the Deceased school grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary Box 1352, Saipan, MP 96950 (5/5)W/ KinjiTakeuchi, that withi n sixty (60) days v E E - E v Ë ÿ : 1 AUTO MECHANIC MitsuçHCitsijima h o te l 1 AUTO PAINTER - High school graa., $2.15 - $6.75 per hour. 7 CARPENTERS 011087.______after the publication of this notice, they > ¥ : > ¥ : £ 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.30 - $2.50 10 QUALITY CONTROL CHECKER - 11 MASONS must file their claims with the Clerk of President w . v . per hour. High school grad., 2 yrs. experience. 4 PLUMBERS - High school equiv., 2 2 HOUSEWORKERS - High school Court of the Superior Court, Saipan, X-X« Contact: WON'S CORPORATION dba Salary $2.15 - $4.50 per hour. yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 - $3.00 grad., 2 yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 1 COOK - High school grad., 2 yrs. per hour. Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana n ik k o WON'S AUTO REPAIR SHOP, P.O. per hour. Islands, or forever be barred, Toshimi Yoshida Yuzo Takano Box 1850, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. experience. Salary $2.15 - $4.00 per 2 ACCOUNTANTS - College grad., 2 Contact: JOSIE B. ESPINOSA dba 234-3429 (4/21)W/10975. hour. yrs. experience. Salary$900permonth. THE EMERALD ENTERPRISES, P.O. Dated this 14th day of April, 1993. Former General Manager New General Manager 4 IRON PRESSER (MACHINE) - High Contact: REMEDIO S. BUNIAG dba Box 1501 CK, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. /s/Charlene Teregeyo school equiv., 2 yrs. experience. Salary MARFRAN ENTERPRISES, P.O. Box No. 234-1174 (5/5)W/011091. Clerk of Couft 4/16to22 s a i p a n ENTERTAINER $2.15 - $2.60 per hour. 1465, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. 322- 5 PACKER - High school equiv., 2 yrs. 0414 (5/5)W/011088. 1 ACCOUNTANT - College grad., 2 yrs. 2 WAITRESS - High school equiv., 2 experience. Salary $2.15 - $2.45 per experience. Salary $4.00 - $8.00 per yrs. experience. Salary $2.15 per hour. hour. 1 H. E. DRIVER - High school equiv., 2 hour. Contact: SHIP ASHORE, INC. dbaSHIP Contact: PANGJINSANGSACORPO­ yrs. experience. Salary $2.50 per hour. Contact: HAWAIIAN ROCK TROD- Just say NO ASHORE RESTAURANT, P.O. Box 530 RATION, Caller Box PPP 324, Chalan Contact: PACIFIC ENTERPRISES, UCTS CORPORATION, CallerBbx PPP CK, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. 234- LauLau, Saipan, MP 96950, Tel. No. INC., P.O. Box 492, Saipan, MP 96950, 139; Saipan, MP 96950, Tel: No. 322- to drugs 5705/7776 (4/21)W/10977. 234-7951/52/53 (4/28)W/4423. 0407 (5/5JW/011090.

I M-klAVVuNAS V ■\.^LV:rv NEa . V 1993 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21,1993 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-15 EEK & MEEK® by Howie Schneider 34% of Americans (ÍF %

ACROSS 40 Vast age Answer to Previous Puzzle 1 Unite; 42 R odent see home violence estem International T ravel, In co n n ect 44 N erve By Jennifer Dixon peated violence in the home have c. 5 H ead of netw orks Catholic 46 Printer’s * an increased likelihood of grow­ Church m easu re WASHINGTON (AP) - Four­ ing up and becoming victims of 9 Proverb 48 Observing 12 Assistant 50 S p eck s teen percent of American women their spouse,” Rosenberg said in 13 Does wrong 53 Attitude have been battered by a husband an interview from the CDC in 14 Rubber tree 54 Em m et 15 Found fault 55 Preposition or boyfriend, according to a sur­ Atlanta. with 57 Cogitates vey released Monday thatfound a President Clinton’s 1994 bud­ 17 Running 61 Sick 18 Butter square 62 Bill - “pervasive amount of violence in get proposal includes $ 10 million 19 Kind of 64 Sly.look private relationships.” for a new national prevention and WE'RE NOW OPEN GARFIELD® by Jim Davis ch ee se 65 Change color 21 Arabian of “More women are seriously in­ public education program on vio­ com m an d ers 66 Dye plant jured by beatings than by car ac­ lence against women. Soler’s sur­ 23 Robot bombs 67 Theater (get off my fen cat) aw ard cidents, muggings, and rape com­ vey, which has a margin of error 27 Article 4-21 © 1993 United Feature Syndicate of 3 percent, found that one in two 28 Disable; DOWN bined,” Esta Soler, executive di­ incapacitate justice FOR BUSINESS!! 5 Foot lever upw ard rector of the Family Violence Pre­ women believes battering is not 29 Label 1 Poke 10 Winglike 31 Kind of curve 2 C asto r — 6 Alternative vention Fund, said.' uncomrom violence or fear of word 11 D am pens 34 Army off. 3 Mountain on 7 In favor of 16 Newspaper “Domestic violence fills emer­ physical harm from the people we 35 Cry C rete 8 Anglo-Saxon executive 37 Equality 4 G o d d e ss of gency rooms and morgues, con­ love. Americans acknowlege a H i slave 20 Encountered 39 109" retributive 22 M other tributes to juvenile delinquence pervasive amount of violence in TO SERVE YOUR TRAVEL NEEDS 9 Lying face 23 Stubborn animal and destroys families,” Soler said. private relationships,” the sur­ I 1,1 .1 1 1 Q' I Ij 'II 1 24 Toward and Soler released results of the vey said. within The researchers said they found OFFICE LOCATION IS ¿TÍM VAY15 1 H-Z\ 25 Calif, city survey during a Congressional PLESE SEE OUR FRIENDLY 26 W eaken hearing. It was held by the that shoving, pushing and throw­ 30 Harsh and STAFF, JING AND JANET, sucommmittee on health and the ing things are not rare when a man glaring WESTERN INTERNATIONAL PEANUTS® by Charles M. Schulz 32 Twirl environment of the Committee and woman fight. But as the level OR CALL USAT: 33 Antlered of physical violence escalates, TRAVEL, INC. s Office animal Energy and Commerce in.the 36 Prohibit House of Representatives. Based both men and women acknowlege TEL. NO. 235-8744, 38 Cash register on telephone interviews with that men harm women more than output 41 Irritate 1,900 Americans 18 and older, it women harm men. 235-8745 McDonald's i I 43 Lid found that 34 percent of Ameri­ The public, according to the 45 Agave plant 235-8746 I 47 Myself cans say they have wi messed an survey, no longer blames the CHALAN LAULAU, MIDDLE ROAD 49 Recall" episode of domestic violence. woman or excuses the man for FAX NO. 235-7715 50 Servant 51 Solely; “They’re not unaffected by­ domestic violence. Solar said 50 51 merely standers,” said Dr. Mark some of the myths about family 52 Soft drink Rosenberg, a psychiatrist and act­ violence of even a decade ago 54 56 Cooling device ing associate director for public include the belief that a man beat i 58 New: prefix 61 STELLA WILDER 59 Range of health practices at the National his wife because he had been Marianas Public Land Corporation know ledge Center for Injury-Prevention and drinking, or that she “de­ 65 60 The heavens 63 Nickel Control. The center is one of the served” it for cooking the PUBLIC NOTICE YOUR BIRTHDAY sym bol federal Centers for Disease Con­ wrong meal. trol and Prevention. Based in San Francisco, the Pursuant to the provisions of 2 Sigon gi prubension siha gi 2 CMC Sangi akkateel me bwangil 2- 4141 et sec i PUBLIC PURPOSE FIND THE WORDS. THE NAMES “Their lives are affected bf vio­ Family Violence Prevention CMC 4141 et sec, the PUBLIC CMC 4141 et sec, reel PUBLIC K M S p ® t "‘OF THE P ICTURE CLUES ARE lence when they create their own Fund is a national, non-profit PURPOSELAND EXCHANGE LAND EXCHANGE ACT OF PURPOSE LAND EXCHANGE advocacy organization. 1987, osino i propositon pupbliku By Stella Wilder Your tastes are sure to differ from concentration. HIDDEN IN THE SQUARE. CIRCLE EACH WORD, GOING ACROSS, family and girls who witness re- AUTHORIZATION ACT OF AUTHORIZATION ACT OF those of your closest friends today — DOWN OR DIAGONALLY. 1987, notice is hereby given of naaturisasion inatulaikatano’ akton 1987, nge arongorong sangi Born today, you are a highly cre­ but this can be a source of great CAPRICORN (Dech 2 2-Jan. 19) - continued from page 15 Marianas Public Land 1987, nutisia mananai ginen este ative individual with great sensitivity You m ay feel as though someone close Marianas Public Land enjoyment. put i entension i Marianas Public as well as a unique insight into the GEM INI (May 21-June 20) — Re­ to you isn’t taking you seriously today. C hicago... Corporation’s intention to enter Corporation’s reel yaal ebwe Be sure to express your needs clearly. workings of those around you. You member, it isn't over ’til it’s over — John Doherty (1 -1) allowed five - one an RBI double extending into an exchange agreement in­ Land Corporation humalom gi ayoorapeighil faluw yee toOlong never seera.to be at a loss for words, and today you'll learn how to sustain kontratan umatulaikan taño ni ha AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) - runs in 4 2-3 innings, including Albert Belle’s hitting streak to a volving the parcels of land de­ llol kka numuro e makk faal. and your ability to communicate with your efforts to the bitter end. You m ay find that some information afefekta i pidason taño ni others is perhaps you m ost valuable — CANCER (June 21-July 22) — A three solo homers. The Mariners career-high 12 games. scribed below. Concerned per­ Aramas kka re tipali ghuley me received today is unreliable. You may madeskribi gi sampapa. and marketable — talent. It is impor­ new acquisition may require you to have to conduct your own private TU R T LE had four homers for the second Mike Bielecki (1 -2) gave up six sons may request a hearing on rongorong reel liwelil faluw yeel tant that you begin to cultivate this change your behavior at home. Subtle investigation. straight day. Kirk Gibson had two runs and 10 hits in 6 2-3 innings. I mantinitika siha na petsona sina skill at an early age; there are numer­ adjustments will win the best results. any proposed exchange by con­ nge rebwe tooto llol bweulasiyol s W A N B S hits and drove in three runs for the Toronto got RBI singles from maagang i MPLC ya u marikucsla ous avenues you may want to follow, LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — This is a PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) — It’s tacting MPLC by or on May 7, MPLC ulumwal May 7, 1993. but all are likely to center around your im portant to keep the big picture in fo­ Tigers. Olerud in the second and Darrin inekungok put maseha manu na good day for working out the kinks in a D UC K E N 1993. If so requested, hearings Ngare autipali ammataf reel capacity for speaking the truth. long-term plan which you are about to cus throughout the day. Experiment BlueJays7,Indians l=ays,who Jackson in the fourth. Ward, a priniponen put tulaikan tano, gi You may spend a good portion of with a new approach to personal on the transactions listed below liwelil faluw yeel nge ebwe yoor put into action. F D C F A A gained a split of the four-game former Indian, widened the Blue osino antes di Mayo 7, 1993. your life alone, but this is not to be VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - Your issues. will be scheduled on May 11, arongorong wool May 11, 1993, considered something negative or in series. Guzman (1 -0) entered Jays’ lead to 5-1 with a three-run Yanggen marekuesta, todo career demands attention today, and ARIES (March 21-April 19) - R E L any way undesirable; it is likely to be 0 VK 1993 at 9:00 a.m. in the Confer­ inekkungok siha put i tulaikan tano oral 9:00 leesor me llol confer­ you may have to be creative in order You’ll be relieved to hear the news the game with a 12.46 ERA and homer in the fifth, his first. Alomar necessary if you are to develop to your ence Room of MPLC. to find time to sit and think things out. from afar today — and you may have 0 E E had not made it past the sixth made it 6-1 with a one-out homer ni malista gi sampapa siempre u ence Room mwu MPLC. full potential. Ultimately, however, 0 S E LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) — Work a chance to rekindle an old romance. fanmaeskeyuIgiMayoll, 1993, gi you are almost sure to enjoy a long behind the scenes today and you’ll G R N H- RU inning in either of his two previ­ in the seventh, his first; and Olerud and fulfilling relationship. surely learn what you need to know ous starts. He struck out seven homered off Mike Christopher in PUBLIC PURPOSE - Roadways oran alas 9:00 gi eggaan, gi kuatton MWOGHUTUHGUTUR Also born on this date are: Char­ when your it’s your turn in the For your personal horoscope, and walked six, allowing four hits the eighth, his second. Acquisition konfirensian i MPLC. TOWLAP - Bweibwoghul yaal lotte Bronte, author; Queen Eliza­ spotlight. lovsscope, lucky numbers and beth II of England; Charles Grodin, SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) - To­ future forecast, call Astro'Tono actor. PRIVATE LAND - That portion PROPOSITON PUPBLIKU - FALUWAL ARAMAS - Peighil day you’re likely to .score one or two (95c each minute; Touch-Tone To see w hat is in store for you to­ important firsts today — though some phones only). Dial 1-900-740-1010 Rising. # . continued from page 15 of Lot 1816 marked “A” contain­ Chinile’ tano para Chalan falue we 1816 iwe e ghikkil “A” morrow, find your birthday and read may be critical of you. and enter your access code num­ ing an area of9,362 square meters the corresponding paragraph. Let T> i»93 Urviod Feature Synd. llapal nge 9,362 square meters SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) ber, which is 500. second round of the Nice tennis back half of the court because it your birthday sta r be your daily guide. — You must be sure to tie up loose shown as being encroached upon TANOPRAIBET - Ayu na patten i fwe e bwa bwe EA 349 nge e •3»VNS '83AV38 tournament last week on his re­ will be all played'at the net.” THURSDAY, APRIL 22 ends today before you take on some­ 'N ona 'NVMS 'DOÜd 'NOODOVH 'U33a 'HSId '331801 :isil aaO M by E. A. 349 on Asia Mapping sitio 1816 ni mamatka “A”, ni ha bwalo bwe e toolong llol sangi TAURUS (AdHI 20-May 20) - thing new. You’ll need greater Copyright 1193. United Future Syndicate, Idc. turn to the circuit after being out Edberg lost in the semifinals at Sketch No. 14 as stated in CIVIL konsisiste i arean 9,362 metro Asia Mapping Sketch Numuro almost two months because of Nice to Marc Goellner, a German ACTION NO. 88-630, a DE­ kuadru ni mana a annok na 14 iwe e ammatafa woow llol a SOURCE: THE WEATHER CHANNELM A ri/u rAS VARIETY NEW$ ANC yTEWS-WEDN&SDAY-rà RÍL 21,1993 SPORTS Kenyan wins Boston Marathon By Howard Ulman ishing second in 2:14:28. .never was seriously challenged af­ nine-mile mark. He dropped out at “There’s a lot of burnout dur­ Kim Jae Yong of Korea passed ter that and finished in 2:25:27. 18 miles (28.8 kilometers), and no ing this time when an athlete is BOSTON (AP) - Little-known Swartbopi with about one mile (1.6 Runners tried to conserve their American was in contention expected to be on all the teams,” Cosmas N’Deti of Kenya won kilometers) left and finished sec­ energy, accounting for a slow pace throughout the last half of the race. says 1984 Olympic champion Monday’s 97th Boston Marathon ond in 2:09:43. Swartbooi, who led through the first half of the race. Blame it on the progress of run­ Samuelson. just four months after running that at every mile checkpoint from the But they picked that up after that ners from other countries , where Blame it on a society that glori­ distance for the first time. half-marathon to 24 miles (38 kilo­ The runners had a strong south­ there are fewer alternatives for ath­ fies how high Michael Jordan can Defending women’s champion meters), was third west wind of 10 to 20 miles (16 to letes, but Americans have fallen leap, not howf arBill Rodgers can Olga Markova of Russia won by Two-time defending champion 32 kilometers) per hour at their behind the rest of the world. run; four minutes, 32 seconds over Kim Ibrahim Hussein of Kenya failed to backs. “They ’re not playing ice hockey “It’s not exactly the All-Ameri- Jones of Spokane, Wash. become the fourth man to win four In the wheelchair competition, over in Kenya,” says Greg Meyer, can sport, is it?” said Rodgers, a With temperatures in the mid- Boston Marathons. He fell behind Jim Knaub and Jean Driscoll set the last American man to win the four-time Boston winner who 70s(20C),N’Deti passed Lucketz after staying with the leaders for world bests for the second straight Boston Marathon back in 1983. hasn’t won it in 13 years. Swartbooi of Namibia with about most of the first half of the race. year in Bostoa He finished in Blame it on a college system The reasons go on and on - from two miles (3.2 kilometers) left in In the women’s race, Markova 1:22:17 while her winning time that tries to extract the most from lack of a long-range development the 26.2-mile (41,9-kilometer)race started pulling away from was 1:34:50. its scholarship athletes, making plan for runners to the demise of and won by 10 seconds in a time of countiywomanValentinaEgoiova, After a decade of decline for them run on die indoor, outdoor the club system in which 2 hours, 9 minutes, 33 seconds. the 1992 Olympic champion, and American marathoners, Paul and cross-country squads so marathoners trained together to N ’Deti, 23, debuted in the Hono­ 1991 Boston winner Wanda Panfil Pilkington of Utah sprung into con­ schools can get the most for their an aversion to the grueling work­ lulu Marathon last December, fin­ shortly after themidpoinL Maikova tention and took the lead at the money. outs required for the race. Knaub shatters Chavez to fight Whitaker NEW YORK (AP) - Pernell pions in three weight classes. decision over Buddy McGirt on Whitaker agreed on Monday to Chavez has also held the WBC March 6. Whitaker has also held Boston record put his World Boxing Council and International Boxing Federa­ the IBF junior welterweight and welterweight championshipon the tion super lightweight, WBC and the WBC, WBA and IBF light­ line Sept. 10 against undefeated World Boxing Association light­ weight titles. on w heelchair Julio Cesar Chavez in the weight and WBC featherweight Promoters expect a crowd of Alamodome at San Antonio, titles. He won the WBC super 75,000 at the Alamodome, which By Jon M arcus customed to the heat that Texas, according to promoter Don lightweight title by stopping would make the bout the biggest slowed some able-bodied rac­ King. Roger May weather in 10 rounds one-day sporting event in the BOSTON (AP) - Jim Knaub ers Monday. Chavez, the undefeated WBC on May 13, 1989, and is sched­ city’s history. Tickets will be won the Boston Marathon “The heat and the tail winds· super lightweight champion from uled to make his 11th defense of scaled from $1,000 to $ 10. wheelchair division for the fifth were much better for the wheel­ Mexico, is 86-0 with 74 knock­ the crown on May 8 against The Chavez-Greg Haugen fight time Monday, shattering · the chairs than for the runners,” he outs. Whitaker is 32-1 with 15 Terrence Alii at Las Vegas. in Mexico City two months ago course record and world-best said. knockouts. Whitaker won the WBC wel­ set a boxing attendance record of time by more than four min­ A former nationally ranked Both are five-time world cham­ terweight title with a unanimous 136,274. utes. pole vault competitor who was It was the sixth consecutive disabled in an accident, Knaub year that a new world best-time also won the Boston race in Rising tennis has been set by wheelchair com­ 1982, 1983 and 1991. Along Chicago White Sox petitors in Boston. with Boston, he also won at star opens “There’s nothing like the Long Beach, San Francisco and crowd of people in Boston,” Los Angeles marathons last Monte Carlo scoreless in 2 days Knaub said after finishing the year. By Salvatore Zanca 26.2 mile (41.9-kilometer) Driscoll, 26, won the Boston By The A ssociated Press back to last summer and wasw course in 1:22:17, well under Marathon in 1990, her first at­ without a shutout in 88 career NICE, France (AP) - Rising ten­ his previous mark set last year, tempt. She broke her own world JOHN Dopson pitched a three- starts. His last complete game was nis star Andrei Medvedev of 1:26:28. “You’re just floating best last year by almost six hitter for Ids first career shutout, in September 1989. Ukraine begins play Tuesday at on this wave of applause and minutes, finishing the just 10 and the Boston Red Sox beat Chi­ Mariners 10, Tigers 6 the Monte Carlo Open in a bid to people screaming and yelling.” minutes behind Knaub. cago 6-0 Monday - holding the In Detroit, Ken Griffey had two continue his hot clay court streak. Three-time defending cham­ Knaub was chased by a field White Sox scoreless for the sec­ of four Seattle homers, and Eric Medvedev takes on Dutchman pion Jean Driscoll won the of 73 other men and eight ond straight day. Hanson kept Detroit’s awesome Tom Nijssen in the second round women’s wheelchair division women wheelchair competitors Chicago, shutout Sunday by offense in check as the Mariners of the $1.65 million tournament. in 1:34:50, topping the previ­ race organizers called the stron­ Frank Viola, last scored in the avoided a sweep while ending the Nijssen of the Netherlands beat ous world best of 1:36:52 set gest ever. Among the entrants ninth inning Saturday. By win­ Tigers ’ five-game winning streak. Olivier DeLaitre, 3-6, 6-4, 6-1 by her last year. were four other former win­ ning the last three of four games Griffey also scored four runs Monday. “I can’t believe I did it again,” ners. in the series, Boston increased its for the Mariners, outscored 33-10 Medvedev, 18,has won his first Driscoll said. “It gets better “I kept looking to see if I lead in the American League East - including 20-3 Saturday - in the two tournaments of the year on first three games of the series. every year.” could see anybody,” Knaub to 2{ games over Detroit and clay at Estoril, Portugal and The victory ended Seattle’s four- The top six men and flrst- said. “The hardest thing was to Toronto. At 10-3, the Red Sox are Barcelona, Spain. That raised his game losing streak. and second-place women all keep focused.” off to their best start since 1952. career titles to five, all on clay. After being held to two hits by Hanson (2-0) beat Detroit - av­ broke the previous world best Mustapha Badid, 27, a With five titles before his 19th eraging nearly eight runs per game times in their divisions. They Frenchman who moved to Alex Fernandez (2-1) for five in­ birthday in August, he joined an - for the fifth time in seven career credited a tail wind and ad­ Austin, Texas, when he was nings in the traditional Patriot’s elite list of teenage winners. Only vances in wheelchair technol­ Day morning game, the Red Sox decisions. He allowed three runs married last year, paced Boris Becker, Bjom Borg, Mats Knaub for the first eight got all six runs in the sixth off four on eight hits, struck out five and ogy. Wilander (9 each) and Andre Knaub hit a top speed Mon­ miles and finished second Chicago pitchers. Boston got walked three in 7 2-3 innings. Agassi (7), had more as 18-year day of 38 mph (60.8 kph) in his in 1:23:33. Badid finished seven consecutive hits, with RBIs Dwayne Henry, the third Seattle olds. chair, which he started using first in Boston in 1988 and credited to Mike Greenwell, pitcher, got his first save. Becker is now 25 and is the 'just a week ago. Driscoll topped 1990 and won the Houston- Andre Dawson, Mo Vaughn, Pete O’Brien added a three-run second seed at Monte Carlo, where 34 mph (54.4 kph). Tenneco Marathon in Janu­ Carlos Quintana, Scott Cooper. homer and Tino Martinez a solo he has a home. He lost in the Knaub, 37, said he was ac­ ary. ____ . Dopson (1-1) won just one of shot. continued on page 16 his previous 16 starts stretching continued on page 16

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