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Vol. 19 No. 17 Saipan, MP 96950 *% C LRota Senator Paul Manglona, chairman of the Fiscal month. That legislative action contains major funding revisions in the House measure. Affairs Committee in the Senate, was off-island and provisions for the Public School System and over $2 The Rota senator said his group “has some concerns wasn’t expected to return until 4:30 p.m. or after. million in funding for the improvement of the Sadog Tasi basically about the administrative provisions, not neces­ If and when the Senate does act on the budget supple­ sewer plant. sarily the money aspect, its how the money is going to be ment bill, a member of the House said they will re­ Lt. Gov. Benjamin Manglona called a special press used” convene and discuss what the Senate did to their original conference after the House passed the supplemental Inos said he wasn’t sure why there was'such a long legislation. funding bill saying the money would be coming “soon.” SeeiSESSION, Page 10 Cops looking Sovereignty help for 5 -foot-tall sought in Congress armed robber Saipan police are searching By Dav· Hughes for an armed robber who took Commonwealth L t Gov. Ben­ between $300-$400in cash from jamin T. Manglona of Rota used the Olympia Market Friday af­ his May 4 speech before the ternoon. The only description United States’ House of Repre­ they have, according to police sentatives Subcommittee OnAp- records, is that the susoect is “ a propriations for Interior and male, five-feet tall.” Related Agencies for Territorial Capt. J J. Castro, acting police and International Affairs to not spokesman, said officers are only ask Congressmen to pro­ more confident of finding the vide more financial assistance. “black Mazda pickup.. with no He asked them to support the '"Tull internal self- license plate number available.” He said there were less black Commonwealth of the Northern government was pickups on the island than males Mariana Islands’ bid for more what we bargained five-feet tall. sovereignty. f o r . . . " Manglona led the CNMI del­ Castro said officers were egation to Washington D.C. in an called shortly before 1 p.m. Fri­ lion could be fulfilled.” day when store clerk Bok Sun effort provide Congress with Manglona said the people of information related to the 1991 Um called police and reported what was to become the Com­ that a man had stuck a knife in Fiscal Year budget requests. monwealth of the Northern He was accompanied to Capi­ her face and ordered the cash Mariana Islands wanted to be register opened. tol Hill by Washington Delegate part of the U.S., but not wider Juan N. Babauta,Senate Presi­ The police spokesman said the the thumb of Congress. “Full store cleric complied and the five- dent Joseph Inos, House Speaker internal self-government was Pedro Guerrero, House Ways and foot-tall man reached into the what we bargained for, and we register, grabbed all the money Means Committee Chairman have always hoped that the Jesus Attao, House Legal Coun­ and fled out the door, getting United States would honor and into the pickup truck and flee­ sel Ray Smith, Eloy Inos, direc­ respect the unique features of tor of finance and Budget Direc­ ing. our new political status." He said no one was injured in tor Frank Rosario. That hope has not been ful­ The lt. governor told members the robbery. filled, the It. governor told Flanked by her parents Frank and Maggie Camacho, the first Tittle In other police news, off-duty of the committee that the CNMI members of Congress during Miss CNMI 1990" Antonette Camacho (5) who won the title from and U.S. enjoy a “unique politi­ police officer Anthony Moreham the budget hearings. To help among seven candidates, (see more photos on page 15) cal relationship .. . that has cer­ bring the two political entities See:POLICE, Page 10 tain provisions not found any­ together,Manglona said the 902 where else in the American po­ talks have been held in­ litical system.” termittently over the years, OSHA fines NMI fishing Manglona said that under the He said matters related to United Nations mandated trust federal court decisions “which territory agreementdrawn in 1947 weaken our internal self-gov­ companies for violations “... the United States agreed to ernment," were of a big con­ Divers' safety threatened by Rambo Fishing and A/M Seafood practices grant our people ‘self govern­ cern to CNMI citizens. ment or independence. Issuesrelated to ocean rights, SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Rambo Fishing, and Northern their efforts. “Because we believe in the immigration laws and other Two fish wholeslaers from the Mariana Seafood Co., Inc. Both Both firms receive serious American principles of freedom, problems have been discussed Northern Marianas Islands firms employ divers who spear citations for failing tohavebasic liberty and democracy, our people during these 902 talks. Man­ have been fined by the Occu­ fish for the wholesale market. safety equipment and manual chose self government,” he said, glona said progress has been pational Health and Safety Rambo Fishing was fined resuscitators, no first aid kits, "An unprecedented type of po­ made,butalmostassoonasone Administration for violations $3,150 and Samurai Corp. re­ no decompression chambers for litical union with the United problem is addressed, another of safety regulations. ceived a $2,730 penalty for fail­ divers who had just completed States.” pops up, The fines are for violating ing to have basic safety equip­ deep dives and no backup di­ He said that undo- the trustee­ Lt. gov. Manglona said new rules designed to protect com­ ment required in commercial vers to rescue deep divers. ship “ .. we possessed inherent laws passed by Congress deal­ mercial undersea divers. diving operations, even though Also,divers weren’tchecked sovereignty although it was held ing with the importation of Cited by OS HA were Samu­ undersea spearfish divers had physically after completing a in abeyance until self-determina- rai Corp., doing business as beenhospitalizedin thepastfrom dive.

M n W Q P A P F P 2 - MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS - TUESDAY - MAY 15,1990 TUESDAY, MAY 15,1990-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS- 3 Thank you for the help Task Force prepares for U.N. Trusteeship meeting Letters To The Editor Dear Editor effort in ensuring smooth On behalf of the people of coordination of the games delegation to New York will be Rota, I wish to take this exhibition during the fiesta By Dave Hughes contention that the trust territory week of May 21. “I’m not sure ‘The U.S. definition of and transferred from the CNMI more unified than last year. He Dear Editor. have performed the opportunity to recognize and Head Coach Chris Bowen mandate should not be exactly what date,” he said. ‘sovereignty’ is totally different Finance to the PSS as said that the some members of This is in response to responsibility of properly extend our appreciation and and Assistant Coach Gerald The Commonwealth will liquidated. The Senate president said this from that of the U.S.” mandated by a constitutional the T rusteeship Cotmcil became inaccurate information in the evaluating their employees; a gratitude to all.those persons Calvo deserves recognition for present what House Speaker O ne o f the C N M I’s year’s appearance will probably Asked ho w the CNMI can exist amendment making the PSS an confused last year as to what the article which appeared on page follow-up action has been done that assisted the sports their coaching skills that led Pedro Guerrero says is a“united “defenders” in the U.N. has been be a little different than last as a commonwealth of the U.S. autonomous agency. After the CNMI’s actual position was. 3 in your May 4 issue; the by the Central Office participants from Rota during the Rota Little League Team to front this year,” when the Thsk the Union of Soviet Socialist year’s. In 1989 the task force and also as a trust territory of the new treasurer was hired, we “The administration branch same article was repeated reminding the schools of this the Tinian Fiesta, especially to capture the championship and Force for the Termination of the Republics, but in this era of lamented to the U.N. that little same government, Inos said the finally caught up with our was for immediate termination,” verbatim on page 12 with only responsibility. A problem then Mayor Mendiola, Senators San to Head Coach George Hocog Trusteeship Agreement goes “glasnost and peristroka,” there progress had been made with the Commonwealth is in a“unique” bank reconciliations which was the headline changed. The arises. When the Board's Nicolas and Borja and for leading his Basketball Team before the United Nations again might be a question if Russia U.S. as far as 902 talks were position. “It’s not the same as he said, “ and the legislative not done for one year. Board of article quoted the task force reclassification plan is to be Congressman Evangelista and to the championship. this month. A meeting with gov. will again incur the U.S. anger concerned. anywhere else. Although we are branch was for continuing the Education policies have to be (from the legislature) as saying implemented, WGI will be their families for hosting the The sportsmanship Larry I. Guerrero is scheduled over meddling in what the This year, Inos said that the part of the U.S. commonwealth, trusteeship.” scrutinized and amended to that the "majority" of the accorded only to employees Rota athletics throughout the demonstrated during the today to formulate the final mainland considers “internal 902 negotiations chaired by It. there are some issues which bind Speaker Pedro Guerrero said comply with the autonomous principals were interviewed and who are eligible to receive their fiesta. competition deserves high stance before the task force business.” gov.‘ Benjamin Manglona had ustotheTrustTerritories.Weare in a subsequent interview that “I status. The.FY 1991 budget made those comments which WGI's in 1990. The employees The same appreciation is recognition. I hope that similar members leave Thursday. Chairman of 1990delegation, enjoyed greater success and he not totally and absolutely di­ don’t remember that happening had to be finalized in the early appeared in the article. who have not received their also extended to all Resident sportsmanship attitude will be Each year the task force ap­ Ben Fitial, said in a Monday felt that the issues raised there vorced from the U.N. That’s why last year . . .we were all for part of this year and sent to the We checked with the WGI's since 1986 will get their Directors of Tinian, Roma demonstrated in future sports pears before the United Nations’ moming interview that he and would not be trotted-out for the we appear there and how we are continuing the trusteeship.” CNMI budget office to meet principals, and, most of them increases if there is left-over Diaz Aranda, Mr. Juan P. events here in the' Common­ Trusteeship Council with the the rest of the task force would U.N. again. recognized by the U.N.” Inos said former It. gov. Pedro FY 1990 money. deadlines. stated that the task force's Tenorio (Morgan), First Lady wealth and elsewhere. usual complaint that until the be meeting with the governor, “ He also said that as far as be­ “We are a self-government A. Tenorio made aspeech asking The Commissioner believes report on their comments was 2. Several of the high-level Matilde V. Guerrero, Mr. & Unites States grants the .. and we can’t make any public ing an “ally” of the CNMI in the being administered by ourselves, that holding a meeting is not for the immediate termination of misleading in that the people at the PSS Central Mrs. George Hocog, Mr. & Lastly, to all the mothers in Commonwealth of the Northern statements until that meeting is U.N., the Soviet Union was not. under some eyes of the U .She the only way to resolve the trusteeship. comments were taken out of Office resigned prior to the new Mrs. Brian Mendiola, Mr. the Commonwealth, especially Marianas true self-government concluded.” He said that in previous sessions said. context. problems. She is also under the Guerrero said today’s meet­ administration. The fiscal and Felix Calvo, Mr. Jones the mothers from Rota, Happy and the so vereign-ty it bargained Senate President Joseph Inos, in New York the Soviets had Inos said “we are in a very impression that the principals ing would see that all members One of the headlines states budget officer, treasurer, Barcinas, Mr. & Mrs. Juan Mother's Day and since the for, the Trusteeship should not while not a formal member of made political “hay” with the critical state at this time in our are capable people and can of the task force consisting of that there is "low moral at personnel officer, federal Barcinas, Mrs. Angie Ogo, month of May has been be terminated. the task force, will be attending political difficulties between the appearance before the U.N. be­ PSS". I read the task force's programs coordinator, and manage their schools in an Fitial, Guerrero, Larry L. Hill- Mrs. Vickie Calvo and Mrs. declared as "Mes Manr.mko", The United States maintains the meeting this year as a U.S. and CNMI. cause of the ongoing 902 talks. report, but there was no direct deputy and assistant deputy efficient manner. She thinks blom, Julian Calvo, Pete Atalig Bobby Bowen for taking good my sincere respect and salute to that as far as the Northern Mar­ legislative observer along with “That was insignificant to us,” There are many things that are mention in the report that there commissioners for administra­ that a monthly meeting is not and Elias Okumura would agree. care of our players. our edlers here in the iana Islands are concerned, they House Vice-Speaker Luis C. he said. being discussed, and we feel that is "low moral" in the PSS. tion were among those who really necessary at this critical Guerrero said no provisions Our appreciation and Commonwealth. are no longer part of the Benavente and Diego T. Be- “We maintain that we are still we must not bring them up to the The task force points out that resigned, creating a critical stage of PSS's development have been made to take along gratitude also goes to Mr. Again, Si Yuus Maase for Trusteeship agreement because navente. Inos said he “knew what part of the U.N,” Inos said. “We U .N ... they are local in nature., situation in the PSS where since the management has to members of the CNMI media the PSS has two salary scales, Jesus B. Pangelinan, Director, the excellent reception extended they are a self-governing was going to be discussed, but it don’t want the U.N. to be “ he said. which have been in place for people had to be placed on an concentrate its effort and time this year, although “... when I Department of Community and to all the sports participants Commonwealth under the po­ won’t be final until after the terminated just yet until we feel Inos said “we are in a very some time before the new "acting capacity" status in order in improving the Central from Rota. Cultural Affairs, Mr. James litical sovereignty of that nation. meeting tomorrow.” the U.S. has totally fulfilled the critical state at this time in our was chairman I made sure the Commissioner took over on to keep the PSS going. Office functions to better serve Ada, Catalino (Nunu) Sanchez U.S. diplomats have told the Inos said the task force will mandate of the U.N. (for self- appearance before the U.N. be­ people of the Commonwealth January 1. In three months after she the schools. Sincerely, and Frank Calvo, Resident U.N. that only Palau remains as convene in San Francisco and government.)” cause of the ongoing 902 talks. were kept informed of what was The two salary scales are the took over as head of the PSS, As for the principals not Director, Community and in the previous Trust Territory possibly spend two days there He said there are “many things There are many things that are going on in the United Nations.” Civil Service Commission pay Mrs. Rechebei hired knowing their budget situation, /s/Rep. Antonio O. Quitugua Cultural Affairs-Rota for their arrangement. before going on to New York. He that we feel that we were just being discussed, and we feel that The task force paid for a and the Board of Education's experienced and qualified people please understand that the FY In the past, other nations have said the CNMI delegation will given half-way. We do not have we must not bring them up to the newsman from KSAI radio to reclassification plan. This dual to fill the key positions that 1990 budget was passed late; in stepped into the CNMI column, appear before the Trusteeship the total sovereignty to ourselves U.N... they are local in nature.” attend the U.N. hearings that pay scale may indeed cause low were vacated in the PSS. fact, it was signed into law on Standing in long lines supportingtheCommonwealth’s committee sometime during the that we would like,” he said. He also said that the 1990 year. morale among the employees 3. We were also caught Feb. 16. We received the PSS Dear Editor unless PSS is allowed to place between justifying our Fiscal first allotment for FY 1990 Have you seen the line down you finally get to what appears all its personnel under the Year 1990 budget and preparing from the Governor's Program at the Revenue and Taxation to be the front of the line higher salary plan, which is the the FY 1991 budget submittal. and Budget Office during the office? If you haven’t, you (outside the door), you step in Board's reclassification plan. As you know, we requested first week of April. We oughta bring your camera (if the door isn't locked) only On the allerged lack of S24 million for FY 1990, but immediately prepared allot­ along! Not only will you be to find that there's another line 1990Miss Liberation contest begins communication in the PSS, it received only $18 million. We ments and sent them to the able to take some interesting inside! It's not so bad then The Committee meets every and Ignacia Piteg; Patty Tebei, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. is true that the principals had had to thoroughly analyze the schools. In the interim, the pictures, you'll even hear some because this time you get to The 1990 Miss Liberation Festival is headed by Mayor Tuesday night at 6:00 PM at the Songsong, daughter of Mr. and Jose Tebei, Carmelita Hocog, only one regular monthly impact of this reduction. We task force visited the schools conversation worthy enough to see what goes on behind the Queen’s Committee announces Jesus DeLeon Guerrero and the gym. Mrs. Ben Songsong; Evelyn daughter of Rosa Hocog; and meeting with ihe Commission­ sent our analysis to the before they received their first make the headlines. . .the counters. By the way, the time that six candidates have entered overall chairman is Martin Ada This year’s contestants are Celis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gwendalyn S. Ada, daughter of er since she came on board four Governor's Office and the quarter allotments. And that's temperature outside that office I was there, I saw 5 counters.. this year’s contest. The contest and the Queen's Committee is Ellen Piteg.daughterof Antonio Joaquin Delos Santos; Elsie A. Mr. and Mrs. Jose Ada, short months ago. But there Legislature in order to justify why the schools did not know gets so hot you might as well .but only two had people is part of the 1990 Liberation chaired by Missy Aldan Tebuteb. were legitimate reasons behind our request for supplemental about their FY 1190 budget burn those checks we are so behind them. By this time, I Day Festival which has been having only one meeting, funding. We received many then. eager, to pick up. That is, if had been there for two and a celebrated every year since 1945. reasons which are in the best inquiries about our On the FY 1991 budget, the they are able to locate them at half hours already. Of course I Miss Liberation Contest interest of the school children. supplemental request. The deadline for the schools to send all. called in sick so I could go started in the 1940's with each The following are some of Central Office spent in their budgets to the PSS This letter was supposed to pick up my check. Never mind government department tradi­ the reasons: considerable time updating and Central Office was Dec. 24. be addressed to the people the students who were missing tionally sponsoring a candidate 1. When the new Commis­ organizing records in order to But the budgets from the behind the counters, but I'm out on instructional time due to show good will and sports­ sioner came on board, she properly respond to these schools were sent in late with sure it would've ended up in the to my absence. . .this was the manship among each agency. found out that many PSS inquiries. the exception of two schools. trashcan anyways, so I wrote it only thing I could do. Little did Businesses, along with the employees had not been getting 4. Having a regular monthly One school did not submit any to you instead so that they will I know that after all those government are invited to par­ their Within-Grade-Increases meeting is important. But there budget for FY 1990 until we be able to read it hours of waiting, I would ticipate now. (WGI) since 1986. She are other urgent matters at the finalized the FY 1991 budget If I recall correctly, the finally reach the counter only The contest winner is deter­ immediately notified the PSS which are much more submission. deadline for filing taxes was to be told that there was a mined by monetary contributions principals to evaluate these critical that must be resolved In conclusion, Mr. Editor, I April 15, so if you had filed "problem" and I couldn't pick and the fund-raising is done in employees right away and regardless of who caused them. wonder why you have to waste beofre that date, you should up my check today. Did I dare several ways, two of which are properly classify them. Personnel and fiscal records space in your paper by running have received your check in the ask what the problem was? selling raffle tickets and booth To date, not all principals have to be updated, corrected, the exact same story twice in mail by now. Fat Chance! Yep! And sure nuff, it turned sales. the same issue. What was the Even those who diligently out to be another adventure! To The building of booths is point, I wonder? Any good made their Post Office Box be continued. another Liberation Day tradition writer always keeps this rule in numbers public are in the line. Next week the case of the that has been practiced for many mind when writing: balance About that line, the longest missing check. years. out your story - get the other I've seen it is when it winds Thank you. Each booth sells different Nevus & Views side of the issue, and not repeat around the wing holding the items such as food and drinks. Serving CNMI for 19 Years the same article with a different Public Defender's office. When Name withheld by request The profits from the contest Published Tuesday & Friday By Younis Art Studio headline. This standard, and are later donated to several non proper, journalistic procedure profit organizations. Publishers: was blatantly missing in your etters to the editor on any and all A candidate must be between Abed & Paz Younis story last week. Thank you, subjects are welcome here. All we ask the ages of 15 and 21. Some of and have a great day. the prizes for the queen and |~Dave Hughes, reporter Member of is that your letter be handsigned and princesses are a trip to Japan the Sincerely, B have daytime téléphoné number where you can be along with their parents, twenty P.O. Box 231, Saipan MP 96950 Associated reached for confirmation. Letters copied and mailed percent of their net collection, I Tel. 234-6341/7578/9797 Press /s/Derson K. Ramon crowns, Gown, trophy and Fax: 234-9271 ©1990 Marianas Variety all rights reserved Public Information Officer, to us MUST have original signature, not a photocop­ others. PSS ied one. This year's Liberation Day Elsie A. Tebei Carmelita Hocog Gwendalyn S. Ada 4-MARIANAS v a r ie t y NEWS AND VIEWS-TUESDAY-MAY 15, 1990 TUESDAY, MAY 15,1990-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEW S- 5 Duty Free donates Manglona asks budget support (CNS) - Duty Free Shoppers Bill Sakovich, Vice Chairman, it is regrettable that no fitting By Dave Hughes emmental operations... “ offset the effects of immigration the health of the people, as well presented Gov. Lorenzo I. and Maryann Aldan Pierce, memorial exists for the $3,436 Saying that the people of the He said the CNMI is shaving from the Compact of Free as the tourism economy which Deleon Guerrero with a $25,000 Personnel Director of Duty-Free Commonwealth appreciated the about a million dollars annually Association states which are depends on the clear and clean brave American soldiers, sailors. check as its contribution to the Shoppers. Marines and airmen who made $28.85 million in funding U.S. and still “.. .managing to finance aligned with the U.S. waters surrounding Saipan as a upcoming Micronesian Games. Duty-Free is one of the three the supreme sacrifice for our President George Bush and his basic public services despite the Telling the members of major draw. Tom Picarro, President of corporate sponsors of the staff has identified for the CNMI, struggle with increased costs in Congress that the money they “In view of this critical freedom.” Duty-Free Shoppers on Saipan, Micronesian Games, which will It. gov. Benjamin T. Manglona health education, public safety, were being asked for was sorely situation, we hope this problem The 1L governor said other said at a brief presentation be held on Saipan on July 7-15. memorials have been erected by said it really wasn’t enough... infrastructure development and needed in the Commonwealth, will be given priority over all ceremony that his company is Athletes from throughout the lapanese, Koreans, Oki­ by a long shot. so on.” Manglona said that he had many other funding decisions,” making the presentation notonly Micronesia and Guam will be nawans. “It is a shame that this Speaking before the May 4 Manglona told committee “overceiling” requests which Manglona said. as one of the corporate sponsor competing in the Olympic style great and mighty nation has doe meeting of the United States’ members the administration in needed to be given attention, else * $13.4 millionisbeingasked of the Micronesian Games but as games. The other corporate so little to honor its fallen heroes House of Representatives Sub­ theCNMI is working “very hard” the good other funding has done to supplement $19.7 million a goodwill gesture to the people sponsors are Mobil Oil and of the World War II Marianas committee On Appropriations for to continue their overall fall by the wayside. already appropriated by the of the Northern Marianas. Shimizu Construction Company. Campaign.” Interior and Related Agencies reduction of government, as “Since the inception of our CNMI government for various Picarro presented the check to Chairman Manibusan He encouraged Congressmen for Territorial and International agreed in a memorandum of Commonwealth, we have expe­ water projects. This money Gov. Guerrero who is the expressed his appreciation to to help the CNMI by voting Affairs, Manglona identified understanding with the De­ rienced unprecedented economic would be used to develop the honorary chairman of the Duty Free Shoppers for its legislation to allow third coun­ financial needs of the CNMI partment of Interior’s OTIA. growth,” Manglona said. Talofofo Stream Basin forafresh Micronesian Games. Also donation, adding that the which total tens of millions of Last fiscal year the CNMI cost “However the standard of living water cache area. try assistance to help the present was Ed Manibusan, company has always been a large Gov. Larry I. Guerrero (center) receives check donation from Duty Free officials (left) for support to the dollars. He said the of government operations was and level of public services Manglona said if built, Commonwealth’s infrastructure Chairman of the Micronesian donor to different organizations Micronesian Games event in July. Left, Marian Aldan and Tom Piccaso from Duty Free. Bill Sakovich andEd Commonwealth’s government 16.9 percent, compared to 18 available to our people still lags the dammed reservoir could hold and air traffic problems. This Games Organizing Committee, on Saipan. Manibusan of the Micro Games. just doesn’t have the money to percent in FY 1987 and 17.4 far behind your typical U.S. a 200-day supply for Saipan. wouldn’t cost the United States fix what needs to be fixed or percent in FY 1988. mainland community.” * $3 million for the first part any money, he said. build what must be built. He also said that the CNMI He said the explosive growth of the $ 16 million plan to develop Topping the list of needed Firm Bush’s 1991 Fiscal year re­ has met the terms of use for of the CNMI has caused dra­ American Memorial Park. improvements is a control tower quest for the Commonwealth of Capital Improvement Funds, matic and almost terminal col­ Manglona also asked the at the international airport on selected to the Northern Mariana Islands is including the continued main­ lapse of the infrastructure which Congressmen to give the Saipan. “. . . We have been $28.85 million. Of that total $ 11 tenance and operation of the supports business and private Commonwealth all the money informed that our Saipan w ork on million has been asked for Commonwealth’s utilities by a individuals alike. and disallow the national park International Airport is probably governmental operations and private contractor. Manglona said the government Service’s recommendation that the only international airport in $17.85 million for capitol im­ “Full cost recovery-based rates has been doing all that it can to $ 1.5 million already spent on the the world without an air traffic Rota airport provements within the CNMI. for power consumption have meet the needs, but the dollars park’s development. control tower,” Manglona said. While the CNMI is asking for been in effect for a year,” he said. just aren’t there to meet the He also asked that the He said representatives from plan $11 million for government These new rates reduce the need pressing needs, including: park be turned over the the CNMI Japan have said they would pay operations from the United for governmental subsidy, the It. • TheSadogTasiSewerPlant for administration. for construction of such a facil­ (CNS) - The Commonwealth States, Manglona said that “ .. I governor said. Manglona told House “Next month marks the 46th ity because it would help their Ports Authority (CPA) has signed am happy to report that our Manglona also addressed other members that it will take $ 41 anniversary of the liberation of tourists. a contract with Leo A. Daly and government is decreasing its re­ funding promised to the CNMI, million, of which $15.9 is Saipan by the United States of Manglona said that as the Associates to develop an airport liance on federal funds for gov- including $3 million to help “needed immediately” to protect America, “ Manglona said. “Yet To page 6 (see manglona) masterplan for the island of Rota, CPA Board Chairman J. M. Guerrero announced. "Rota will experience rapid growth during the next few years," Guerrero said, "particularly in the area of tourism and it is important that we plan now so that the airport T o p s i d e CAFE & will meet the island's future needs," Guerrero said. Guerrero noted that Leo A. FILIPINO AND CHINESE Daly representative, Edward Z. Pskowski, recently visited Rota DISHES SPECIALTIES and Mayor Prudencio T. Manglona and other govern­ W ith FREE Softdrinks on meals,* ment leaders to request their cooperation and assistance. "We need to get accurate data HAIR BY MICHELLE regarding proposed develop­ ments in order to secure needed UNIVERSAL fiOVHTIES & CIFTSHOP FederalAviationAdministra-tion financial assistance to upgrade W ARRIVALS DRESSES FOR LADIES, MENS, f j \ [ e z u the present airport. I am very pleased that the Mayor of Rota CHILDRENS, & INFANTS B e a u t y T a r t o r and other local officials pledged their full support," Guerrero said. o n I s [ a n d The masterplan for Rota will ALSO WE DO PERSONAUZED BALLOONS cost approximately $178,310, OFFERS A G O O D AND according to Roman T. Tudela, FOR ALL YOUR PAJTTYNEEDS EXCELLENT BEAUTY. I ExecutiveDirectorof CPA. Plans for a similarproject for the island FOR YOUR NEW LOOK of Tinian are being finalized. 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FORMERLY ROADSIDE CAFE INFRONT OF COMMUNITY CHURCH, SU8 UPE, SAIPAN MP 0 0 0 5 0 Fax No. 234-9X71 6-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS--TUESDAY--MAY 15, 1990 TUESDAY, MAY 15.1989-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEW S- 7 U.S. congress introduces bill to control snakes on Guam 1990 Tinian fiesta celebrated Hundreds of people celebrated celebrated by Rev. Monsignor Jose. After the procession, the Mayor's Office as part of the won by Vicente R. farmers on Guam, the snake WASHINGTON (AP) - A the annual fiesta of San Jose, Vicente Martinez, assisted by people were hosted to a fiesta annual Tinian Island Clean-up Evangelista, of Tinian, while increasingly poses a danger to Patron Saint of the Island of bill to control a tree snake that Fathers Savlador Dumas and dinner reception with table­ Week in preparation for the the baby grand prize went to Tinian on May 4-5. threatens people and wildlife on infants and small children as is Manuel Corcuero, and Deacon laden foods prepared by the annual San Jose Fiesta. The Ramon C. Villagomez, of The highlight of this year's the U.S. island of Guam has emerges from the forest and Segundo Castro, followed by parishoners. first place award in the amount Saipan. fiesta was a Festal Mass been introduced in Congress. encroaches on urban areas in the procession in honor of San Entertainment featured a live of $200 went to Ricardo Meanwhile, on Sunday, May Rep. Pat Saiki of Hawaii and search of food. local band, The Amigos, Villagomez, 2nd place ($15)) 6, the first annual Tinian San congresisonal Del. Ben Blaz of The Brown Tree Snake also accompanied by singers Eddie to David Diaz, third place Jose Fishing Derby was held Guam seek a three-year causes frequent power outages Dela Cruz and Frank Dela ($125) to Susan Aldan, fourth and sponsored by the Tinian campaign against the Brown by crawling along electric Cruz, and dance groups, place ($75) to Sylvestre Cruz, Boat Owners Association. Tree Snake, which arrived on lines. consisting of the Tinian and fifth place ($50) to Serafina David Q. Maratita, general Guam in the 1950's and has The two Republicans seek .Chacha Girls, the Tinian King. chairman of this year's Fiesta reduced the numbers of several $1 million for the proposed Cultural Dancers led by Vince The fiesta benefit raffle, with Committee, and Mrs. Rosalia' species of native birds and effort to curb and eventually Fleming, and a performance by the grand prize of $5,000 Fleming, Tinian Parish small animals. eradicate the Brown Tree Snake the Tanapag Youth Club under (donated by Bar 6K Ranch Council Chairperson, extend A U.S. Interior Department from Guam and to prevent its the sponsorship of Mrs. Lydia Financing - Esteven and their appreciation to all private Fish and Wildlife Service spread to other U.S. islands in g. Igitol from Saipan. Emiliana King) and the baby individuals and businesses who report describes the Brown Tree the Pacific, including Hawaii. Trophies were presented to grand prize of $2,000 (donated contributed for the benefit raffle Snake as an aggressive and The bill, introduced sports team participants in by Mayor James M. prizes and assisted with their "mildly poisonous" reptile Thursday, has support from the Women's Volleyball, 1st place Mendiola), plus 12 other donation, in cash and in-kind, which makes its home in trees Interior and Defense depart­ - Beach Gals (Saipan), 2nd prizes, and five special bonus and to the people of Tinian for and is active at night. It grows ments, and the representatives place - Tinian Amigas, 3rd prizes were drawn Saturday their potluck in this year's to up to 8 feet long. hope to gain the backing of place - Neizeki Setters evening. The grand prize was celebration of San Jose Fiesta. Long a concern of chicken wildlife advocates as well. (Saipan); Men's Volleyball, 1st place - Beach Boys (Saipan), 2nd place - Tinian Matuas, 3rd RESULTS 0F1990 TINIAN SAN JOSE place - Stingers (Rota); Men's Basketball, 1st place - Rota, FIESTA BENEFIT RAFFLE DRAWING 2nd place - Matachong (Tinian), 3rd place - Shockers (MAY 5, 1990) (Tinian); Little League, 1st PRIZE TICKET STUB» ИДЫЕ place - Rota, 2nd place - Grand Priie · SS.000.00 Cash 33899 V .R.E.. Phone: 433-0414 Students of Marianas High with perfect attendance were invited by Tinian, 3rd place - Saipan; Big (Donated by Bar 6K Ranch Financing- Councilman Esteven & Mrs. Emiliana King) Saipan Chamber of Commerce to attend the general membership League, 1st place - Saipan, 2nd meeting of May to observe, learn and meet members of the business place - Tinian' Senior League, Baby Grand Prize - S2.OOQ.OQ Cash 1592 Ramon C. Villagomez (Donated by Mayor James M. Mendiola) Phone: 234-WI4 community and be exposed to many topics being said at the one hour 1st place - Garapan Giants 1st. Prize · R/T Tickets for 2 adults w Manila 4200 E.A.T.M.. Phone:433-0414 and half meeting. The invitation of the students and their councilor, (Saipan), 2nd place - Tinian. (Donated by H. Manglona Eru. and Castro & Frances Sablan (far left) is part of the efforts to assist the young in their Also presented were awards Associates) education and their future. The students are Jeffrey Oolopai, Young for the 1990 Home Beautifica­ 2nd. Prize · R/T Ticket for 1 to Hawaii 203ft 1 Nora Alepuyo. c/o Saipan Mayor's Office Noh, Jennifer Naido, and Monica Pangelinan. Members of the tion Campaign sponsored by Phone: 234-6208 Chambers board, Dennis Yoshimoto, Keith Manning, President Maggie the Marianas Visitors Bureau, 3rd. Prize · R/T Ticket for 1 to Okinawa 42259 Fcly Almogcza. P.O. Box 13 (Donated by Ms. Rosie M. Long) Phone: 433-3246 George and Gabriel Boyer, Chamber's Executive Director. in conjunction with the Tinian 4th. Prize · Washer 3090 Ana R San Nicolas, San Jose Village Phone: 433-3070/433-0391 Young's Gen· Corp. 5th. Prize · Range N585 Patncia KcHerman, P.O. Box 1220. Saipan KEEP THE WATER FLOWING Phone: 322-5087. Ext. 33 6th. Prize - Microwave Oven 31212 Christopher Funaw, San Jose, Tinian Phone: 433-0399 Glory Art Shop Dr Jose L. Chong (left) presented Milena Obradovitch (center with a 7th. Prize · Air Conditioner (6.000 BTU) 11902 Thelma Inos, P.O. Box 316, CHRB, Saipan Phone: 234-0870 Tel. 234-9019 Certificate of Appreciation for her outstanding contribution to the CHC Volunteers Association. Mr. Bailey Obradovitch shared his Rth. Prize · Lawn Mower 42148 Connor. Tinian. Phone: 433-3219 (Donatod by Hofschneidcr Enterprises) wife's honor. О 9th. Prize · [ce Chest 47R1 (No Name) Phone:433-9212 COSMETIC . (Donated by M/M Jeff Ban) ______NOEVIR M a n g l o n a .... 10th. Prize •Potulalor 2712 Sablan Corporation DBA Sablan Rock (Donated by David Q. Maratiui) Quarry, P.O. Box 1430. Saipan. MP 96950 “O · u SMALL FURNITURES Continued from page 4 11 lli. Prize · Rice Cooker (12 cups) 10738 Benji Flores. Saipan Phone: 234-5869 typhoons. W e are the experts in drilling water wells months pass and tourism in­ 12th. Prize · I 50# Sk. Rice (10 winners) 30273 Frances Cantoria, P.O. Box 19. Tinian PORTABLE AUDIO He said that under We have over 20 years of experience. (Donated by M/M Jose P. Cniz-2 sks, M/M Phone: 433-3294 creases, “ . . . a doubling of air Sections 802 and 803 of the John U. Hoischncider-2 sks, M/M Ramon Excellent service is our tradem ark. M. Deli Cntz-2 ska, M/M Lino V. Lizatna- & ELECTRONIC ITEM carriers to Saipan has been au­ 301 π Virginia Castro. P.O. Box 19. Tinian Covenant the U.S. is responsible o 2 sks, Ms. Locy Blanco-1 sk, MAR Store· Phone: 433*3294 thorized. ..” \ sk.) CHINA WARES for the breakwater. W12 Linda David, Phone: 234-8601 * $20 million has been Manglona discussed other 5180 Dominic Yilug, Tinian. Phone: 433-0308 & DINNER SET identified as being needed to political issues and needs for the 25684 Larry Mesngon, P.O. Box 951, Rota upgrade CNMI roads; $12 mil­ CNMI, but told Congressmen lion for Saipan, $6 million for that their financial support of the Ls 35993 Richard GucrTcro. P.O. Box 124, Tinian Rota and $2 million for Tinian. Commonwealth was ap­ 34601 Currad Iba. Tinian, Pitone: 433-0405 * $52 million for harbor and Al PAN preciated, but lie asked them to S I061U Jimmy R. Tindoc. P.O. Box 933, Rota dock improv-ements on Saipan dig a little deeper than what 10413 Dela Cruz, P.O. Box 2023, Saipan alone. president Bush asked to help Phone: 234-6574 * $4.5 million forrepairof the finance the projects needed. 20276 Rosa C. Subían, P.O. Box 1675, Saipan Tinian breakwater. Manglona Several million dollars could Phone: 234-6280*6208 said the Seabees builtthe facility be saved if the entire harbor T INI AN A c tiv ity : during World War II and it now Ground W ater Exploration & Development renovation project was done at Air Conditioner. Whirlpool. 24.000 BTU 10543 Vivian H. Linma, P.O. Box 355, Saipan provides little protection during once, and not bit-by-bit, he said. Geophysical Prospecting (Donated by J.C. Tenorio Enu/Acc Hardware) Phone: 234-5883/6968 Pollution Contamination Study AM/FM Cassette (Donated by Microl Corp.) 4821 Manny L. Acaban, Tri-All Inimulkmai Subsurface Foundation Survey Phone: 433-0380 Please support A GUI JAN W ater Well M aintenance Camera, 35 MM (Donated by Miaul Corp.) 31766 Jadyn C. Arriola, San Jose, Tinian Phuoc:433-3241 Somewhere tyour local chapter. Tally* (Throw) Net 33769 V. Evangelista, Phone: 433-0414 somebody-needs (Donated by Micro] Corp.) Pee Wee Herman Doll (Donwcd by Honey 32481 Abraham B. Diaz, Tinian. Phone: 433-9513 Dcw'i · Mr*. Joanne Hofschncidcr) help. R OTA • · · Winnen arc requeued 10 please cliim their prizes from the 1990 Tinian Sun Jose Fiem Committee, c/o Mr. David Q. Mnratita, General Chairman, at Hie Tinian Mayor'l Office, San lose Village, Tinian, MP 96952, Tel: »33- 9231/9250, between 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.. Monday to Friday. The winning ticket matching the stub number [м ет] GLORY ISLAND must be submitted in order for prlre to be released. Deadline to claim all prires will be no taler than Juno 5,1990. Offlffl ART SHOP P.O.BOX 2887 SAN JOSE SNACKBAR SAIPAN, MP 96950, U.S.A. (670)234-9185 BEACH ROAD, CHALAN KANOA Ш THANK YOU AND DANOKULO NA SI YUTJS MA ASB FOR YOUR SUPPORT AND GENEROUS save Gas $ Save Cash DEVELOPMENT CORP. FAX:I (670)234-9186 CONTRIBUTION TO THIS YEAR'S TINIAN SAN JOSBFffiSTA. 8-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-TUESDAY-MAY 15,1990 TUESDAY, MAY 15,1989-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEW S- 9 Two cases appealed

Two«% nmmr americans />·*! n n y t rt · n · · ■ . killed in_M/v» ¡mfMadiatolu Philippines fplpdCPH^ rr«l 1 · -I . f f Lam ..·■%. were not immediately released1 Onon By EILEEN GUER­ U.S. negotiator Richard Ar- The U.S. military canceled Those living off-base were re­ by the Air Force, but Philip­ stricted to quarters, he said. to U.S. and CNMI courts RERO mitage said before the talks be­ all off-post leaves for the Peters’ attorney said that the Associated Press Writer gan. 40,000 U.S. troops, Defense pine police said earlier that Early Monday, the Navy an­ By Dave Hughes which court has jurisdiction. CNMI offered no proof that the MANILA, Philippines (AP) Armitage, a former assistant Department civilian employees Raven was 21 and Green 22. nounced on the military’s Far Two recent cases decided by The second case involves the 6Kw - 350Kw G enerators in stock breath-testing' equipment was _ Suspected Communist rebels defense secretary, blasted the and military dependents in the A third American, Airman East Network that restrictions what U.S. District Court for Japanese men convicted of be­ killed two American service­ "lawlessness and banditry" of Philippines following the slay­ 1st Class Randall Moore, 23, had been imposed at all six the Northern Mariana Islands properly maintained and cali­ ing accessories in the murder of men near an air base Sunday, the insurgents blamed by au­ ings. told reporters he was haggling U.S. bases. Navy Rear Admiral judge Alex Munson said was brated and that since the even­ an alleged Yakuza member in the day before the United States thorities for the killings. The The assailants escaped, and with a cab driver for a ride Roger Rich issued the order in the “last” of the appeals panels tual punishment of someone 1987 by pushing him from and the Philippines opened area near the U.S.-run Clark there was no immediate claim when he heard shots behind his capacity as representative of on which U.S. judges sat have convicted of DUI was impris­ Banzai Cliff. talks on extending the lease on Air Base has been a Commu­ of responsibility. him. the U.S. Pacific Command. been appealed. onment then a jury trial should Eric Basse, an attorney in the U.S. military bases. nist stronghold since the The dead servicemen were "I ducked and ran back to­ Armed Filipino troops were At least one of the cases has be allowed. law firm of James H. Grizzard, As U.S. and Philippine ne­ 1940s. identified by the Air Force as ward the hotel," Moore said. deployed around Clark after the been appealed both to the The three-judge panel found said he wasn’t familiar with the gotiators gathered Monday at Sgt. Robert Abad of the na­ Airman John H. Raven and He said his unit arrived in the killings. It was the first attack Ninth District Court of Ap­ that the evidence from the case, but did confirm its appeal the heavily guarded Central tional police operations center Airman James C. Green. They Philippines on May 3 for the on Americans at Clark since peals and to the Common­ breath-testing machine and the to the Ninth Circuit in Cali­ Bank, the chief U.S. delegate for central Luzon said the were assigned to the 8 th Air­ annual Cope Thunder military October 1987, when three wealth of the Northern Mari­ steps taken to obtain it were fornia. exercise, which ends Friday. anas Supreme Court. not the prime reason the trial condemned the slayings. Americans, who were wearing craft Generation Squadron on Americans and a Filipino civil­ He was unable to confirm if An Air Force spokesman, That case, the CNMI vs. An­ court decided on conviction and "This brutal and clumsy at­ civilian clothes, were slain temporary duty here from Kun- ian were slain by rebels outside the case had also been appealed Maj. Wayne Crist, said the Air thony S. Peters deals with a due to the fact there was no ob­ tempt to drive a wedge between Sunday evening near a hotel a san Air Base, 110 miles south the base. to the Supreme Court. Force ordered all troops back to traffic case in which Peters was jection from the defendant on the United States and the half mile from the air base, 50 of Seoul, South Korea. Including the two men Sun­ Basse said G. Patrick Civille the base after the killing. charged with improperly pass­ their admission in court the Philippines will fail," chief miles north of Manila. Their hometowns and ages day, eight Americans have died of Guam was the prime attor­ ing and driving under the influ­ conviction and decision stood. in politically motivated slay­ ney in the case involving ence. Regarding the right to jury ings in the Phillipines since Hideki Hanada, Koichi Yoneda April 1989. U.S. officials be­ During the intitial trial he trial the panel said that CNMI and Young II Kwano and asked for and was refused a jury vs. Atalig decided the matter tf M ID -PAC M ICRONESIA. INC. lieve all the killings were car­ Civille was the person to con­ trial. UPPER Ht-WAY.CARAMN MICROL CORPORATION ried out by Communist rebels. and the Ninth Circuit has said tact for more information. RKMDM Peters was sentenced on Dec. that a jury trial is only required BOX PPP-298 SAIPAN, MP 96950 TO CHC W ^ j-ilöMWAY GUAIO RAI An American officer, who re­ TEU (670) 2344475 · San Jose 7, 1988 to 30 days in jail, sus­ when someone is being tried The three-judge panel com­ SI XT EN MID-PAC fused to give his name, said the FAX (670) 2344)476 STORE MICRONESIA airmen were waiting for a cab pended except for three days, on a criminal matter and is posed of Terry J. Hatter of Cal­ on Samson Street near Clark find $100 and ordered to attend only mandated by local law and ifornia, Allen C. Kay of hawaii when two or three Filipinos DUI school. includes punishment of a max­ and Munson issued an appendix approached and shot them in On Jan. 16, 1988 he was imum of five years in prison opinion to the final cases heard the back of their heads with stopped for improperly pass­ and/or a $2,000 fine. by them bolstering their right B elated Pdappy .45-caliber pistols. The rebels ing, according to court docu­ William Fitzgerald of Saipan to rule on the matter. often use such guns in street ments he was required to un­ is the attorney of record, but he Primarily the judges said that ‘B i r t h d a y attacks and fire at close range. dergo a field sobriety test was off-island and unavailable although the Commonwealth ’W TA 'TU 'D T.Lii Asked whether it appeared which he allegedly failed. A for comment. A spokesman Judicial Reorganization Act the attackers were rebels, the Breathalyzer test was admin­ from his law office said the formed the high court effective Love from the officer replied: "What do you istered which he also allegedly case was being appealed to May 2, 1989, there was no de think? Pistols, two or three as­ failed and he was charged with both courts because there is facto office for many weeks f a m i l y sailants, bases talks tomor­ DUI. some concern by the attorney afterward. row?"

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Department for the Before the officer could break up the fight and assist the victim, AT A PERFECT PRICE. Humiko Moses and Olga Dalla past 12 years. She was recog­ Castro said Fitial allegedly threw the knife into the lagoon at the Pozza as April's Employees of Also specializing In logo design, Imaginative booth’s Garapan location. nized most for her cooperative the Month. An awards ceremony attitude in supporting Sales layout for letterheads, business cards. Invita­ Would like to invite all our relatives and friends “He later claimed it was a pistol,” Castro said. was held in the Isa Cafe at the Associates with inventory bal­ tions or any Job that requIres'Special Touch’ Other officers arrived to help corral Fitial, Castro said, and he was to the second anniversary rosary of our beloved one Downtown Store in Garapan. taken to jail. ancing, ordering, and control. beginning Wednesday May 16,1990at the residence Humiko was selected for the sales A selection panel of three man­ Piteg was taken to Commonwealth Health Center where he was category and Olga was selected agement-level employees re­ o f his'parenté at Chalan Kanoa, District 2 near the treated for the stab wound. Castro said the man was in satisfactory Younis A rt Studio, Inc. Brent A. Schwenke from the sales support category. viewed each applicant's accom­ sisters convent at8:00p.m. and will end on Thursday, condition. P.O. Box 231, Saipan, MP 96950 Named as assitant branch Each recipient was awarded an plishments before mak-xing their Police officer Sylvan Camacho became the victim of an aggravated Tel. (670) 234-6341/7578/9797 May 24, 1990. Final rosary will be said at 12:00 manager is Brent A. Schwenke Employee of the Month final recommen-dations. Criteria assault early Monday morning when he answered a disturbance call at Bank of Hawaii’s Saipan Certificate, $ 100.00 in cash, and used to select an Employee of Fax: (670) 234-9271 noon at his parents house. Mass o f intention will be at Casa De Roma. branch. In this new position, an opportunity to be selected as the Month included outstanding at Chalan Kanoa Cathedral at 6:00 p.m. Castro said when officers arrived to escort Garry B. Villanueva Schwenke will assist Saipan the Employee of the Year for ~ob performance which was PUBLISHER OF away from the restaurant where he was allegedly causing a distur­ Reception will follow after the mass at his parents Branch manager Larry Sutton 1990 in their respective demon-strated by apositive atti­ bance, the man allegedly stood up and punched officer Camrcho in in overseeing branch categories. tude toward customers and co­ M a r i a n a s c V a r i e t y 3 residence. Please join us in prayers. the face. operations. Prior to this, Humiko has been employed workers, exceptional customer He was later arrested for assault and battery and resisting arrest and MICRONESIA'S LEADINQ NEWSPAPER SINCE 1972 The Family Schwenke was commercial as a Sales Associate for the past service, strong employee rela­ taken to jail in what Castro described as “an intoxicated condition.” loanm manager at Bankoh’s 10 years. She was recognized for tions or teamwork, their com­ The Variety Is a local newspaper Castro said “young gangsters” were allegedly responsible for two American Samoa Branch. He her outstanding attendance mitment toward increasing the founded In March, 1972. It was broken windows at a Susupe market over the weekend. joined Bankoh in 1985 as a record, sales per-formance, and profitability of DFS Saipan originally and still continues to be management trainee and started customer relations skills. She is Limited, and other exemplary designed to speak and represent the DEATH his lending career at Bankoh’s Session not sure today presently assigned to the Nikko attributes. Mariana Islands and Mlcroneslan Guam Branch. A graduate of From Page 1 If the Senate doesn’t act this c o m m u n ity ANNOUNCEMENT delay and he said that he “had week Inos will be leaving Thurs­ Samoa College, he holds a Make the m ost of your freedom when you not been contacted by those day for New York to attend the bachelor's degree from Brigham keep yourself Informed, and remember needing the money like PSS. Task Force for the Termination Young University-Hawaii that h!story,current events and Insight Campus and a master oI They could have contacted of the Trusteeship Agreement SABINA business administration degree Manglona directly, however.” meeting with the United Nations. 5 view of the future com e together on Its pages. from Chaminade University of House vice-speaker Luis Be- House Speaker Pedro Guer­ CASTRO Honolulu. He resides on navente said Monday morning rero will be gone because he is a Saipan. that the House isn’t planning a member of that task force. Be- MAFNAS session this week until the Se­ navente and Cong. Diego T. nate acts on the budget. “Once Benavente, Cong. Stanley Tor­ they act, then we will immedi­ res and House Legal Counsel Stay Alive! ately call -a session, possibly as Ray Smith will also be attending soon as Wednesday.” the same meeting. Inquire about our of San Roque was called to her eternal Don’t Drink Plastic Lam ination From Page 1 rest on M onday, M ay 14,1990. Manglona seeks help - from I.D Cards garments may cause two of the Asking that the members of to full size Posters and Drive CNMI’s oldest garment facto­ Congress look beyond the fi­ A pubhc service o f iN s Rosary is said daily at noon and 8:00 ries to close. nancial needs of the CNMI, newspaper Manglona said that if was up to p.m . at her residence near the elem entary them to help maintain and l-r Olga Dalla Pozza, Marian Aldan Pierce, and Humiko Moses. School in san Roque. You prayers are strengthen the close ties between STOLEN the United States and it’s west­ highly appreciated 3 Korean Passports. 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The Division of Revenue and ^CONTINENTAL HZ Taxation announces that it has started the distribution of the ANNIVERSARY DISCOUNT Micronesia Teiecommumcaiions AIR MICRONESIA CORPORATION 1989 tax refund checks for tax returns filed on or before March MTC is seeking a High School Graduate with 15, 1990. The checks for 1 taxpayers with proper mailing HAFA ADAI BRANCH ONLY NIKKO BRANCH SMOKING Happy Birthday mechanical and technical abilitiesforthe position addresses have been mailed out. Those taxpayers expecting a 2nd Anniversary of conbination technician on the island of Tinian. JOôIE E&PINOôA 1 st A nniversary 'LIGHTS Must have a pleasant personality and like working refund, and have not received it $ 3 .0 0 From loving husband by mail, should visit Revenue Effective M onday, May 14,1990. all with people. 1 hr. per person a n a and Taxation at Civic Center, E N T R Y F E E C ontinental Air M icronesia flights operating MTC offers excellent benefits. Salary ranges Susupe. Once again, refund V Ml Asia, Inc. 1990 MAY 18th (Fri.) - 1990 June 4th (M on) \ betw een Guam and Saipan, CNMI will be from $3.45 an hour to $$6.18 an hou r. If you fit this checks are processed by filing $ 1 0 . O A designated as non-sm oking flights. dates, and at this time, only those BUDWEISER 9 BALI TOURNAMENT EVERY 3rd FRIDAY OF THE MONT ------description and would like to join a growing MISCELLANEOUS returns filed by March 15 are C ustom ers travelling between Guam, Manila company. available. < 3 ^ W j o t * a f e A » / / / ______7 't y u t f a * M f ip n t and Japan via Saipan, who wish to sm oke, Please stop by our MTC office on Tinian, or 2 DIVING INSTRUCTOR -High school Tax refund checks for returns equivalent. 2 yrs. experience. Salary: filed after March 15 will be f Owned by: will be seated in the designated sm oking Saipan to pick up your application. $4.00 per hour. /LA . Club in Nikko Hotel Tel. 322-9090 > announced as soon as returns are section for the journey between Saipan, Contact: ISIDRO LIZAMA dba NIIZEKl INTERNATIONAL SAIPAN C O , LTD. processed and the checks are LA. Club in Hafa Adai Beach HotelTel. 234-3030 SAIPAN TROLLING & MANAG AHA TaI.234-50-50 · 3044 · 3006 Manila and Japan. MTC is an Equal Opportunity Employer. TRANSPORT, P.O. Box 2364, Saipan, ready for mailing and OPEN 7:00 P.M . - 2:00 A.M . MP 96950 (5 /2 9 )F . ______12-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-TUESDAY-MAY 15, 1990 TUESDAY, MAY 15, 1990-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS- 13

1 ACCOUNTANT - College graduate. 1 MANAGER - College graduate, 2 4 PAINTERS - High school graduate, PUBLIC NOTICE MISCELLANEOUS Salary: $500.00 per month. years experience. Salary: $1,000.00 per 2 years experience. Salary: $2.50 per 4 WAITRESSES - High school month. hour. Commonwealth of the 1 GOLD SMITH - High school equivalenL Salary: $2.15 per hour. Contact: ISLAND SAIPAN INVEST­ 8 CARPENTERS - High school Northern Mariana Islands MENT, INC., P.O. Box 2240, Saipan, graduate, 2 years experience. Salary: Contact: JTG ENTERTAINMENT & equivalenL Salary: $2.75 per hour. Commonwealth Superior MP 96950. (5/29) T. ______$2.15 per hour. PROMOTION dba Saipan Bowling Contact: SYNERGY INTERNATION­ Court 1 MANAGER - High school grad., 2 Center, P.O. Box 29, Saipan, MP 3 (CARPET INSTALLER) LAYER - AL, INC., Caller Box PPP 180, Émmmcmíímmi 96950. (5/29) T. Saipan, MP 96950. (5/29) T. years experience. Salaiy: $500.00 per High school graduate, 3-5 years Civil Action No. 90-361 month. 1 ACCOUNTANT - College graduate, experience. Salary: $3.00 per hour. Call Tel. 234-6341/7578/9797 Fax: 234-9271 Contact: MADAN S. HEMLANI dba 2 years experience. Salary: $3.41 per Contact: RMS CARPETING, Caller Notice of Hearing and Lovi's Emporium/Const., P.O. Box hour. Box PPP 647, Saipan, MP 96950. Notice to Creditors 1376, Saipan. MP 96950. (5/15) T. Contact: MARIANAS OCEAN (5/29)T.______PUBLIC NOTICE 1 MASON - High school graduate, 2 2 DELIVERY PERSONNEL Ini R \/e theU v/ ME state iatv OVi, f MANAGERS MECHANICS 1 COOK - High school graduate, 2 ENTERPRISES, INC., P.O. Box 353 4 years experience. Salary: $2.25 per (DELIVERY ROUTE DRIVER) years experience. Salary: $600.00- 1 SUPERVISOR - High school 1 SPORTS INSTRUCTOR - High In the Superior Court of the Ignacio Arseo Aquiningoc, hour. CHRB, Saipan, MP 96950. (5/29) T. ACCOUNTANTS TECHNICIANS 5 KITCHEN HELPERS $800.00 per month. graduate, 2 years experience. Salary: school graduate, 2 years experience. Commonwealth of the Deceased. Contact: RODICO G. VIDAL dba - High school graduate, 2 yeas $500.00 per month. 1 OFFICE MANAGER - High school Salary:, $1,250.00 per month. 1 MECHANIC, AUTO - High school 1 ASST. MANAGER - High school Northern Mariana Islands 1 MANAGER - High school graduate, R.V. Ent., Saipan, MP 96950. (5/22) experience. Salary: $2.15 per hour. Contact: NEW WORLD ENTER­ graduate, 2 years experience. Salary: Contact: MACRO ENERGY, INC., grad., 2 years experience. Salary: $2.15 graduate, 2 years experience. Salary: 1. That on the 22nd of May 2 years experience. Salary: S2.15 per T. 1 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT - PRISES, Caller Box PPP 198, Saipan $5.00 per hour. P.O. Box 219' CHRB, Saipan, MP per hour. $500.00 per month. Civil No. 419 at 1:30 p.m., 1990, Petition­ hour. 1 CARPENTER - High school High school graduate, 2 years MP 96950. (5/11) F. Contact: JUAN T. LIZAMA dba Law 96950. (5/29) T. 1 ACCOUNTANT - High school 1 WAITRESS - High school grad., 2 er, Jose Sn. Aquiningoc, will Contact: PARK WON SK , P.O. Box equivalent, 2 years experience. Salary: experience. Salary: $2.30 per hour. Office of Juan T. Lizama, P.O. Box 1 BAKER grad., 2 years experience. Salary: $2.15 years experience. Salaiy: $2.15 per Notice of Hearing petition the Superior Court of 3013, Saipan, MP 96950. (5/15) T. $1.50-$2.06 per hour. Contact: DAIRY FARM FLIGHT 1508, Saipan, MP 96950. (5/29) T. 2 WATTERS per hour. hour. 2 AIRCON MECHANIC SERVICES (MICRO), INC., P.O. DOMESTIC 1 ACCOUNTANT - High school - High school graduate, 2 years the Commonwealth of the 1 SALES MANAGER - College Contact: JOAQUIN LG. SABLAN dba Contact: HWANH ENT. INC. dba 4 AUTO BODY REPAIRER jBor^70^Saigan^MI^6950j£5/22^i^ graduate, 2 years experience. Salary: experience. Salary: $2.47 per hour. In the Matter of the Estate Of Northern Mariana Islands, on graduate, 2 years experience. Salary: Shell Dandan Service Station, P.O. Hwanii Rest., P.O. Box 673, Saipan, HELPERS 2 AUTO PAINTER 4 COOKS - High school graduate, 2 $2.50 per hour. 1 ACCOUNTANT - High school Saipan, to be appointed the S3.50 per hour. Box 542, Saipan, MP 96950. (5/15) T. MP 96950. (5/22) T. years experience. Salary: $2.15 per Rudolpho Manalo King Contact: BON STAR CORPORA­ - High school equivalent, 2 years 1 TAILOR 2 JANITOR Contact: EVERBRIGHT ENTERP- graduate, 2 years experience. Salary: administrator of the estate of 1 MAINTENANCE REPAIRER - hour. PRISES dba A A Auto, Mechanical & $2.72 per hour. TION, P.O. Box 1864, Saipan, MP experience. Salary: $2.15-$2.30 per 1 ELECTRICIAN 3 HOUSEKEEPING Date of Death 10/30/89 Ignacio Arseo Aquiningoc, High school equivalent. Salary: $2.15 hour. 1 GENERAL MANAGER - High Electrical Repair Shop, P.O. Box 2 COOK - High school graduate, 2 96950. (S/15) T. - High school equivalent, 2 years - High school equivalent, 2 years decedent, when and where all per hour. Contact: JEN-MARZ ENTERPRISES, school graduate, 2 years experience. 2317, Saipan, MP 96950. (5/29) T. years experience. Salary: $539.00 per 1 ACCOUNTANT - College graduate, experience. Salary: $2.15 per hour. experience. Salary: $2.15 per hour. Notice is hereby given that persons interested in said Contact: SAIPAN THAI RECRUIT­ INC., P.O. Box 1562, Saipan, MP Salary: $800.00-$950.00 per month. month. 2 years experience. Salaiy: $500.00 to 1 PROJECT ENGINEER Contact: TALON ELECTRONICS & 1 ASST. MANAGER - College Angelica Camacho Atalig has ING AGENCY, P.O. Box 16 CHRB, 96950. (5/22) T. Contact: STRINGSTONE ENTER­ 1 (FRONT DESK) MANAGER - High estate may appear and object $900.00 per month. 1 ARCHITECT DEVELOPMENT CORP. dba TEDCO graduate, 2 years experience. Salary: Saipan, MP 96950. (5/15) T.______PRISES, INC., Caller Box PPP 535, school graduate, 2 years experience. filed herein a Petition for to said appointmenL 2 MAINTENANCE REPAIRER - 10 CARPENTERS - High school 3 ACCOUNTANTS ^ Services., P.O. Box 1041, Saipan, MP $500.00 per month. Saipan, MP 96950. (5/22) T.______Letters of Administration and 2. Notice is also hereby 1 MAINTENANCE MAN - High 96950. Contact: WILLIAM A. FLORES dba Salary: $720.00 per month. High school equivalent, 2 years equivalent, 2 years experience. Salary: - College graduate, 2 years experience. given to all creditors, heirs experience. Salay: $2.15 per hour. school equivalent Salary: $825.00 per $ 1.50-S2.00 per hour. 2 STORE SUPERVISOR - High Salary: $500.00 per month. 1 HOUSE WORKER - High school Carpet Store, P.O. Box 144, Saipan, 1 COOK - High school graduate, 2 that a hearing will be Contact: GLOBAL TRADERS, INC., month. 1 Contact: TONY S. TORRES dba school graduate, 2 years experience. Contact: EDUARDO PANGILINAN graduate. Salaiy: $2.15 per hour. MP 96950. (5/29) T. years experience. Salary: $4.60 per conducted on June 5, at 1:30 and any person having any P.O. Box 1507, Saipan, MP 96950. Contact: NAURU LOCAL GOVT. MWPC Gen. Contractor, P.O. Box Salary: $2.15-$2.60 per hour. dba Empress Ent., P.O. Box 63, Contact: NICOLAS B. LOSTE dba 1 MARKETING MANAGER - hour. p.m. at the Superior Court for interest in or claim against (5/15)T.______COUNCIL LTD., P.O. Box 590, 853. Saipan. MP 96950. (5/15) T. 2 MAINTENANCE WORKER - High Saipan, MP 96950. (5/8) T.______Saipan Intl. Gen. Goods & Services, College graduate, 2 years experience. Contact: PACIFIC GARDENIA the Commonwealth of the the estate of Ignacio Arseo HOTEL, P.O. Box 144, Saipan, MP Saipan, MP 96950. (5/22) T.______1 CARPENTER school equivalent, 2 years experience. P.O. Box 79 CHRB, Saipan, MP Salary: $450.00-$600.00 per month. Northern Mariana Islands. Aquiningoc, deceased, to 1 ASST. MANAGER - High school 1 COOK - High school equivalent. 96950. (5/29) T. graduate. Salary: $2.30"to $3.00 per 3 MAINTENANCE REPAIRER - 2 MASONS Salary: $2.15 per hour. 96950. (5/15) T. 4 FIBERGLASS TECHNICIAN file any claim they may have Salary: $2.15 per hour. 1 PARALEGAL ASSISTANT hour. High school equivalent, 2 years - High school equivalent, 2 years Contact: IKE'S MARKET & 1 DOMESTIC (HOUSEKEEPER) - (Fiberglass Laminalor) - High school with the Commonwealth Contact: RUBEN’S CONSTRUCTION 1 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT /s/Bemadiat A. Sablan Contact: SAINT TRADING CO., experience. Salary: $1.75 per hour. experience. Salary: $2.15 per hour. LAUNDROMAT, P.O. Box 1549, High school equivalent, 2 years graduate, 2 years experience. Salary: MAINTENANCE & GEN. - High school graduate, 1 year Dep. Clerk of the Superior Superior Court or with INC., Caller Box PPP 459, Saipan, Contact: CARMELITA P. COYLE dba Contact: J.C. TENORIO ENTER­ Saipan. MP 96950. (5/15) T.______experience. Salary: $2.15 per hour. $2.15 per hour. SERVICES, P.O. Box 2081, Saipan, experience. Salary: $500.00 per month. Court Timothy H. Bellas, attorney MP 96950. (5/22) T. Sampaguita Corporation, Caller Box PRISES, INC., P.O. Box 137, Saipan 2 SALES SUPERVISOR - High Contact: ELIZABETH B. ROBERTO 1 ACCOUNTANT - College graduate, MP 96950. (5/22) T. 2 years experience Salary: $450.00 per Contact: SALAS, GEBHARDT & for Petitioner, at Suite 5D, 1 ACCOUNTANT - High school PPP 693, Saipan, MP 96950. (5/22) MP 96950. (5/15) T. school graduate. Salary: $2.22 per dba Gerbets Domestic & Manpower T. month. MANIBUSAN, Alty. at Law, Saipan, Horiguchi Bldg. or mail to graduate. Salary: $2.15-53.00 per hour. hour. 1 MACHINIST - High school Services, Caller Box PPP 364, Saipan, 2 CARPENTERS - High school 1 MECHANIC - High school graduate. MP 96950. (5/29) T.______PUBLIC NOTICE P.O. Box 2845, Saipan, MP 2 T-SHIRT PRINTER - High school 1 AUTO PAINTER - High school 2 TRUCK DRIVERS - High school equivalent, 2 years experience. Salary: MP 96950. (5/22) T. ______equivalent Salary: $2.15 per hour. Salary: $2.15 per hour. Superior Court for the equivalent. Salary: $2.15-53.00 per grad., 2 years experience. Salary: $2.15 equivalent Salary: $Z15 per hour $2.15 per hour. 96950, within sixty (60) days Contact: MR. THOMAS B. CASTRO 1 MASON hour. per hour. Contact: MICRO PACIFIC, INC. dba Contact: SAIPAN INDUSTRIAL CO. Commonwealth of the after the date of first dba 4C's Ent. Wholesale, P.O. Box 1 CARPENTER Contact: JONETTE ENTERPRISES, Home Improvement Center, Caller Box INC., P.O. Box 1507, Saipan, MP CLASSIFIED ADS Northern Mariana Islands publication of this Notice. Contact: PETER LEUN dba Saipan 1238, Saipan. MP 96950. (5/15) T. - High school equivalent, 2 years PUBLIC NOTICE Gift Shop, P.O. Box 1428, Saipan, P.O. Box 816, Saipan, MP 96950. PPP 521, Saipan, MP 96950. (5/1) T. 96950. (5/15) T. (NEW) experience. Salary:$1.75 per hour. Superior Court for the Dated this 11th day of MP 96950. (5/22) F. (5/22) T.______Civil Action No. 90-490 ENTERTAINERS Contact: ROLAND JOHNSON dba Commonwealth of the April, 1990. 1 ACCOUNTANT - High school 2 COOKS Micronesian Marine, P.O. Box 1610, Northern Mariana Islands Notice of Petition graduate. Salary: $500.00 per month. 1 PIANIST - High school graduate, 2 2 OVERHAULERS Saipan, MP 96950. (5/29) T.______/s/Bemadita A. Sablan 2 MECHANICS - High school CONSTRUCTION years experience. Salary: $20.00 a day. L O C A L H IR E 10 PACKERS Deputy Clerk of Court Civil Action No. 90-367 In Re the Estate Of equivalent. Salary: $2.25 per hour. WORKERS Contact: SHOWBOAT, INC., P.O. 40 SEWING MACHINE OPERATOR Contact: TRANS MICRONESIA Box 1808, Saipan, MP 96950. (5/22) 5 IRON WORKERS Manuel Fausto Aldan, MOTORS, INC., P.O. Box 238, 1 DRAFTER, ARCHITECTURAL T. DELIVERYMAN 5 CUTTERS PUBLIC NOTICE Notice of Heamg and Deceased. PUBLIC NOTICE Saipan. MP 96950. (5/22) T. 1 DRAFTER, ELECTRICAL 3 EMBROIDERY MACHINE Commonwealth of the Notice to Creditors 2 WAITRESSES - High school NEEDED TO DELIVER ICE AND OPERATOR Commonwealth of the 1 MANAGER BAR - High school 1 DRAFTER, STRUCTURAL equivalent, 2 years experience. Salary: Northern Mariana Islands Notice is hereby given that Northern Mariana Islands graduate, 4 years experience. Salary: - High school grad., 2 yean 3 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT $2.15 per hour. WATER - High school equivalent. Salary: Commonwealth Superior In the Matter of the Estate of Josepha Aldan Fields has field Commonwealth Superior $850.00-51,200.00 per month. experience. Salary: $600.00 per mqnth. Contact: DONALD G. FLORES dba Jose C. Dela Cruz, with the Clerk of this Court a Contact: SUWASO CORPORATION $2.15-53.00 per hour. Court Court Contact: PACIFIC-MARIANAS Poker Plus Cafe, P.O. Box 310, STARTING SALARY: $3:00 PER HOUR Petition for her appointment dba Coral Ocean Point Resort Club, ENG'G., Caller Box PPP 290, Saipan, 2 ACCOUNTANT Deceased. Saipan. MP 96950. (5/22) T.______2 ASST. MANAGER Civil Action No. 90-350 as Administratrix for the P.O. Box 1160, Saipan, MP 96950. MP 96950. (5/11) F. M UST HAVE VALID DRIVER'S Civil Action No. 90-349 (5/22) T. ______4 WAITRESSES - High school - College graduate, 2 years experience. Notice of Hearing and To: Creditors Estate of Manuel Fausto 1 ELECTRICIAN - High school Salary: S2.50-S4.00 per hour. Notice of Hearing and 1 (PROMOTION) MANAGER - High equivalent Salary: $2.15 per hour. L I C E N S E Notice to Creditors Aldan, deceased. The hearing gradu-..e, 2 years experience. Salary: Contact: JOYKIN ENTERPRISES dba 3 SUPERVISORS - High school Notice to Creditors school graduate, 2 years experience. $2.35 per hour. The petition of Francisco of the Petition is set for Salary: $2,300.00 per month. Mariko Night Club. P.O. Box 1587, graduate. Salary: $2.50-$5.00 per hour. In Re the Estate Of, 1 MASON - High school equivalent, 2 Saipan, MP 96950. (5/11) F.______FOR APPOINTMENT,CALL In Re the Estate Of, T. Cruz seeking to be Tuesday, the 22nd day of Contact: SPACE CREATION 2 FACTORY SUPERVISORS - High Juan Gusman San Nicolas, years experience. Salary: $2.25 per 10 WAITRESSES school graduate. Salary: $1,700.00- Ana Pangelinan San Nicolas, appointed as Administrator of May, 1990, at 1:30 p.m., or SAIPAN, c/o P.O. Box 152 CHRB, hour. Deceased. Saipan, MP 96950. (5/22) T. 1COOK SAIPAN ICE, INC. $2,000.00 per month. Deceased. the Estate of Jose C. Dela as soon thereafter as counsel 1 HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR 4 CHAMBERMAID 2 MANAGER - College graduate. 1. That on the 22nd of May 1 MANAGER, AUTOMOTIVE - Cruz, deceased, has been set may be heard, at the Superior - High school equivalent, 2 years - High school equivalent Salary: $2.15 Salary: $1,700.00-S2.000.00 per 1. That on the 22nd of May at 1:30 p.m., 1990, Petition­ High school grad., 2 years experience. AT 322-9448 for hearing before the Court Courthouse at the experience. Salary: $2.75 per hour. per hour. month. at 1:30 p.m., 1990, Petition­ Salary: $2.15 to $5.00 per hour. Superior Court of the Com­ Civic Center at Susupe, er, Jesus P. San Nicolas, 1 CIVIL ENGINEER - College Contact: YATSUHASHI CORP., P.O. Contact: MICHIGAN INCORPORAT­ er, Jesus P. San Nicolas, 1 ASST. MANAGER monwealth of the Northern Saipan, Northern Mariana will petition the Superior graduate, 4 years experience. Salary: Box 1587, Saipan, MP 96950. (511) ED, P.O. Box 2682, Saipan, MP will petition the Superior 1 SUPERVISOR Court of the Commonwealth $ 1,000.00 per month. F. 96950. (5/29) T. Court of the Commonwealth Mariana Islands, Saipan, Islands. - High school grad., 2 years experience. 1 CIVIL ENGINEER - College of the Northern Mariana of the Northern Mariana Northern Mariana Islands, on For further particulars, Salary: $2.15 per hour. graduate, 4 years experience. Salary: 5 BARTENDERS - High school the 19th day of June, 1990 at please refer to the Petition on Islands, on Saipan, to be 2 ELECTRICIANS graduate, 2 years experience. Salary: Islands, on Saipan, to be $3.50 per hour. MISCELLANEOUS 1:30 p.m. file herein or contact counsel appointed the administrator of 6 MECHANICS Contact: BLACK-MICRO CORPO­ $600.00 per month. appointed the administrator of the estate of Juan Gusman - High school equivalent, 2 years Any person who has any for Petitioner, Charles K. RATION, P.O. Box 545, Saipan, MP 1 INSPECTOR (HOUSEKEEPER) - 1 SUPERVISOR - High school the estate of Ana Pangelinan San Nicolas, decedent, when experience. Salary: $2.15 per hour. 96950. (5/15) T. High school equivalent, 2 years graduate, 2 years experience. Salary: San Nicolas, decedent, when objection to this petition may Novo-Gradac, of White, Contact: EVERBRIGHT ENTER­ experience. Salary: $750.00-$800.00 filed his or her objection with Novo-Gradac, and Manglona, and where all persons 1 CARPENTER $750.00 per month. and where all persons PRISES dba AA Auto & Mechanic per month. JAPAN AIR LINES interested in said estate may 2 MASONS 5 DANCERS - High school graduate, interested in said estate may the Superior Court at any Joeten Office Building, Repair Shop, P.O. Box 2317, Saipan 1 GUEST RELATION REPRESENT­ 2 years experience. Salary: $2.15 per appear and object to said - High school equivalent, 2 years appear and object to said time before the hearing, or Susupe, P.O. Box 222 MP 96950. (5/22) T. ATIVE - High school graduate, 2 years appointmenL experience. Salary: $2.15 per hour. hour. may appear at the time set for Capitol Hill, Saipan, MP experience. Salary: $1,000.00- VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT Contact: MASUDA CORPORATION appointmenL 2. Notice is also hereby Contact: MELITON P. VILLA- $1,200.00 per month. dba Himitzu Karaoke Club, Caller Box 2. Notice is also hereby hearing to present such 96950. Any party desiring FUERTE dba MV Ent., P.O. Box (LOCAL HIRE ONLY) given to all creditors, heirs BATES: 5 CASHIERS - High school grad., 2 PPP 412, Saipan, MP 96950. (5/29) given to all creditors, heirs objection or interest in the notice of further proceedings 2298, Saipan, MP 96950. (5/22) F. and any person having any CiassifietfAnnouncernent:' years experience. Salary: $2.15-$3.00 above-captioned matter. T. and any person having any in this matter should file with interest in or claim against Per one Inch column · $3.00 3 ELECTRICIANS - High school per hour. Notice is hereby given by the Clerk of Court and serve 10 DANCERS interest in or claim against the estate of Juan Gusman Classified Display; graduate, 2 years experience. Salary: Contact: SUWASO CORPORATION 10 WAITRESSES the estate of Ana Pangelinan the undersigned to the upon Petitioner’s counsel a $1.75 per hour. dba Coral Ocean Point Resort Club, San Nicolas, deceased, to Per'one inch column $3.30 - High school equivalenL Salary: $2.15 San Nicolas, deceased, to creditors of, and all persons request for notice. Contact: ROBERTO DELA CRUZ dba P.O. Box 1160, Saipan, MP 96950. 2 PASSENGER TRAFFIC file any claim they may have per hour. DEADLINE: - (5/15) T. file any claim they may have having claims against the Creditors of the Deceased or Ruben's Const. & Maint. Services, Contact: LEE CORPORATION dba with the Commonwealth ForTuesday Edition» P.O. Box 2081, Saipan, MP 96950. with the Commonwealth Estate of Jose C. Dela Cruz of his estate are hereby 2 (RESTAURANT) SUPERVISOR Arizona Night Club, P.O. Box 2451, Superior Court or with (5/22) T. Superior Court or with or against the deceacd Jose C. notified that they must file Friday »3:00 p.m. 3 WAITERS ^aij>arvMI^96950^5/29^r^^^^— Timothy H. Bellas, attorney HANDLING STAFF Timothy H. Bellas, attorney For Friday Edition-' 2 STEELMAN (SHEET METAL 2 COOK Dela Cruz, that within sixty their claims with the Clerk for Petitioner, at Suite 5D, 1 CARPENTER - High school ,·'WednesdayA z Noon < WORKER) - High school equivalent, 2 - High school graduate, 2 years for Petitioner, at Suite 5D, (60) days after the publication for the Superior Court within SALARY DEPENDS ON QUALIFICATIONS equivalent, 2 years experience. Salary: Horiguchi Bldg. or mail to years experience. Salary: $1.60 per experience. Salary: $2.15 per hour. Horiguchi Bldg. or mail to of this notice, they must file 60 days of the first P.O. Box 2845, Saipan, MP hour. Contact: ELM'S INC. dba Town & $¿10 per hour. P.O. Box 2845, Saipan, MP publication of this Notice or If for some reason youradver- ✓ 1 HEAVY EQUIPMENT MECHANIC their claims with the Clerk of 96950, within sixty (60) days Contact: PACIFIC ENGINEERING & Country Music & Amusement, P.O. 96950, within sixty (60) days tisenie'rtt is incorrect, call'us/ HEALTH INSURANCE AND WORKMEN'S - High school graduate, 2 years Court of the Superior Court the claims will be forever after the date of first Immediately to maKe the neces· CONST. INC., P.O. Box 2172, Box 660, Saipan, M P 96950. (5/15) T. after the dale of first, or be forever barred. barred Saipan, MP 96950. (5/15) T. COMPENSATION experience. Salary: $2.55 per hour. publication of this Notice. sary corrections. The Marianas 20 SECURITY GUARD - High school 1 HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR publication of this Notice. Dated this 8th day of May, Dated this 10th day of May, Dated this 10th day of -Variety News and Views is re­ 1 CARPENTER - High school equivalent, 2 years experience. Salary: - High school equivalent, 2 years Dated this 10th day of 1990. 1990. April, 1990. sponsible only lor one incorrect' equivalent. Salary: $2.15 per hour. $2.40 per hour. experience. Salary: $2.75 per hour. April, 1990. Contact: A-l CONSTRUCTION & Contact: ANTONIO ALDAN REYES INTERESTED PERSONS CONTACT insertion, Wareservetherlghtio; Contact: BLACK-MICRO CORPO­ /s/Jovita C. Flores /s/Charlene C. Teregeyo /s/Charlene Teregeyo /s/Jovita C. Flores edit, refuse,reject or «meal any - CONSULTANCY SERVICES, P.O. dba Business Protection Service, P.O. RATION, P.O. Box 545, Saipan, MP T EL. NO. 234-6553/6556 Deputy Clerk of Court Dep. Clerk of Court Deputy Clerk of Court ad at anytime,, , < Box 1 CHRB, Saipan, MP 96950. Box 1476, Saipan, MP 96950. (5/22) 96950. (5/29) T. Asst. Clerk of Court (5/15)T . ______T. 1 4 - m a r ia n a s v a r ie t y NEWS AND VIEWS-TUESDAY-MAY 15,1990 TUESDAY, MAY 15,1989-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS- 15

PUBLIC NOTICE Commonwealth of the MARIANAS VARIETY LASSIFIED ADS Northern Mariana Islands Commonwealth Superior Court 1 ACCOUNTANT - High school 1 PLUMBER 1 (TOUR GUIDE) MANAGER - High 1 PHOTO TYPESETTER - High grad., 2 years experience. Salary: $4.00 1 ELECTRICIAN school graduate, 2 years experience. school graduate, 2 years experience. per hour. - High school graduate. Salary: $1.75 Salary: $2.50 to $8.00 per hour. Salary: $2.50 per hour. Little Miss CNMI -1990 Civil Action No. 90-360 1 COOK - High school graduate. per hour. 2 TRAVEL AGENT - High school 1 PRESS OPERATOR - High school Students of National Honor for their program. event which was attended by Salary: $2.78 per hour. 2 CARPENTERS - High school Notice of Hearing and grad., 2 years experience. Salary: $2.50 graduate, 2 years experience. Salary: 2 WAITERS - High school graduate, 2 graduate. Salary: $1.75-$2.15 per hour. per hour. $2.88 per hour. Society, MHS Chapter, The event was held last parents freinds relatives and Notice to Creditors years experience. Salary: $700.00 per Contact: ELPHIDIA S. KASE, P.O. Contact: KOREANA TOURISM, INC. 1 PRESS OPERATOR - High school Sponsored for the first time Saturday at the Diamond students, the seven little month. Box 264, Saipan. MP 96950. (5/29) T. dba Koreans Tours Bureau, P.O. Box graduate, 2 years experience. Salary: "Little Miss CNMI" similar In Re the Estate Of, Contact: PACIFIC GARDENIA 4 ELECTRICIANS 2462, Saipan. MP 96950. (5/29) T. $2.64 per hour. Hotel and was co-sponsored candidates all become Angel Maratita Manglona, HOTEL, P.O. Box 144, Saipan, MP 4STEELMAN Contact: YOUNIS ART STUDIO, to the Beauty Peagant contest, by Saipan Chamber od winners. 96950. (5/29) T. 5 PAINTERS 1 SUPERVISOR (FLOOR) - High INC. dba Marianas Variety News & Deceased. school graduate, 2 years experience. for the students to raise funds Commerce. At the two hours 1 (REST. FOOD & BEVERAGE) 5 PLUMBERS Views, P.O. Box 231, Saipan, MP 10 MASONS Salary: $450.00-$l,000.00 per month. 96950. (5/25) F. MANAGER - College graduate, 2 years 9 WAITRESSES 1. That on the 22nd of May 10 CARPENTERS experience. Salary: $2.50 per hour. 1COOK t rrv ttt at 1:30 p.m., 1990, Petition­ - High school equivalent. Salary: Contact: PUSSYCAT, INC. dba - High school graduate, 2 years 1 BARTENDER er, lesus A. Manglona, will $ 1.75-52.15 per hour. Pussycat Club &■ Disco, Caller Box experience. Salary: $2.15 per hour. - High school graduate, 2 years petition the Superior Court of 4 CONSTRUCTION LABORERS - PPP 340, Saipan, MP 96950. (5/29) 1 CASHIER - High school graduate, 2 experience. Salary: $3.25 per hour. High school equivalent. Salary: $1.50- the Commonwealth of the T. years experience. Salary: $1.50-$2.15 Contact: L & W AMUSEMENT $1.75 per hour. Northern Mariana Islands, on per hour. CORP. dba Leris Bar & Restaurant, Contact: N.C. GODINO CON­ Saipan, to be "appointed the 1 CARPENTER 1 GENERAL MANAGER - High P.O. Box 81 CHRB, Saipan, MP STRUCTION, P.O. Box 2240, Saipan, administrator of the estate of 1 ELECTRICIAN school graduate, 2 years experience. 96950. (5/25) F. MP 96950. (5/29) T. Angel Maratita Manglona, - High school equivalent, 2 years Salary: $500.00-$1,000.00 per month. 1 COOK - High school graduate, 3 decedent, when and where all experience. Salary: $2.00 per hour. 5 HOUSE CLEANERS - High school Contact: AMERICAN VETERANS years experience. Salary: $2.15 per persons interested in said 1 TRUCK DRIVER - High school equivalent, 2 years experience. Salary: POST (SAIPAN). INC., Caller Box hour. graduate, 2 years experience. Salary: $2.15 per hour. estate may appear and object PPP 642, Saipan, MP 96950. (5/29) Contact: YU AND LI ENT., P.O. Box $2.25 per hour. Contact: MARIANAS SUNRISE t : 2551, Saipan, MP 96950. (5/25) F. to said appointment. Contact: C & H SAIPAN, INC. dba ENT., INC. dba Remington Restaurant 2. Notice is also hereby A-Z Construction, P.O. Box 1608, & Pension, P.O. Box 1719, Saipan, given to all creditors, heirs Saipan. MP 96950. (5/29) T. MP 96950. (5/29) T.______and any person having any REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS interest in or claim against the estate of Angel Maratita The Chief, Procurement & Supply, is soliciting Manglona, deceased) to file VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT competitive sealed proposals for the procurement of any claim they may have with one-unit Ambulance. Specifications may be picked- the Commonwealth Superior David and Lydia Igitol pose for photo with first runner-up Maribel FULL-TIME CASHIER up at the Procurement & Supply Office at Lower M H S cheer leaders in a dance action. Court or with Timothy H. FOR LOCAL HIRE ONLY Igitol (5) from Tanapag. Bellas, attorney for Petitioner, Base, during government working hours (7:00 a.m. at Suite 5D, Horiguchi Bldg. to 11:30 a.m. & 12:30 to 4:30 p.m.), Monday thru or mail to P.O. Box 2845, INTERVIEWS DAILY Friday. Saipan, MP 96950, within 9:00 A.M. - 6:00 P.M. sixty (60) days after the date Proposals must be in a sealed envelope, marked of first publication of this Please apply personally as soon as possible at: RFP90-0054 Notice. and submitted in duplicate to the Dated this 11th day of L & T INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION Office of the Chief, Procurement & Supply, Lower April, 1990. Base, Saipan, no later than 4:00 p.m., May 23, P.O. Box 1280, Saipan, MP 96950 1990. The CNMI government reserves the right to /s/Bemadita A. Sablan Tel. No. 322-9006/9915/9054 reject any or all proposals for any reason and to Deputy Clerk of Court waive any defects in said proposals, if in its sole opinion to do so would be in its best interest. Proposals received late will not be considered. PUBLIC NOTICE Commonwealth of the NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Northern Mariana Islands /s/DAVID M. APATANG Commonwealth Superior The Coastal Resources Management Program (CRMP) Court will be have a public hearing regarding Coastal Permit Civil Action No. 90-363 Application No. SMS-89-X-80 submitted by San-Ai Notice of Hearing and Saipan Real Estate Company, Inc. for the construction JOB VACANCY Notice to Creditors of a 205 room hotel/ condominium building in SAIPAN STEVEDORE COMPANY, INC. In Re the Estate Of, Fananganan, Saipan, above Chinatown. The proposed has the following job openings for immediate Martha Barcinas Sablan, project calls for the construction of a 14 story complex placement, LOCAL HIRE ONLY. Deceased. 1. That on the 22nd of May complete with pool and waterfalls, tennis courts, sports Victoria Pangilman, second runner-up. Maria Hayashi, Miss smile. at 1:30 p.m., 1990, Petition­ club, restaurants, night club, and movie theater on One(I)CHECKER Antonett Camacho Little Miss CNMI getting the help from her er, Jose Barcinas Sablan, will 10,000 square meters. lather to handle the awards she won. petition the Superior Court of One (1 ) CONTAINER MOVEMENT CLERK the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, on The public hearing for this project is scheduled for Saipan, to be appointed the One (1 ) PAVR0LL CLERK administrator of the estate of May 22,1990 at 6:30 p.m. at the Garapan Elementary Martha Barcinas Sablan, School. Salary: $3.00 - $3.50 per hour decedent, when and where all persons interested in said estate may appear and object The public is invited to attend and to submit written Qualifications: High School Graduate or Equivalent. to said appointment. and/or to make oral comments regarding this project. 2. Notice is also hereby Experience: Related work experience preferred, but no given to all creditors, heirs All written and oral testimonies received shall be required. Successful applicants will receive on-the-job and any person having any made a part of the permit application record, and shall training. interest in or claim against the estate of Martha Barcinas be considered in any decision upon the subject Sablan, deceased, to file any application. For more details or application, please call tel. no. 322- claim they may have with the 9240/6469 or visit them at their office at Charlie Dock. Commonwealth Superior Court or with Timothy H. Please contact CRM at 234-6623/7320 if you have any Bellas, attorney for Petitioner, questions or require further information regarding this JOB OPENING FOR at P.O. Box 2845, Saipan, MP 96950, within sixty (60) project. days after the date of first 1 Full-time SALES CLERK •High school graduate · Japanese speaking helpful but publication of this Notice. /s/ VICENTE C. ALDAN Dated this 12th day of not .equired · Salary: $3.50 per hour April, 1990. Acting Administrator /s/Bemadita A. Sablan Coastal Resources Management Office For more information, please call LOUIS VUITTON Deputy Clerk of Court at 322-5256,

Maribel Igitol, first runner-up Elizabeth Fusey, Miss photogenic Kemberly Menez, Miss talent Malamalama Johnson, Miss congenianaläy. 16-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-TUESDAY-MAY 15, 1990

Cappins lead again at Tagaman By H E N R Y S. SO LIS strongman in the Marianalslands who could lift heavy boulders The Tagaman 1.5 kilometer transferring from Island to swim, 60 kilometer bike and the Islands. 15 kilometer running, was the This event Tagaman will be a biggest sports event on Saipan yearly competition on this held last Saturday. Islands. Tagaman Triathlon cham-pion The next upcoming sports Ruben Cappins who won on the event is the Micronesian Games three categories swim-bike-run that will be held here on Saipan competition. on July. Will be participating This is thesecond time title for athletes are from micronesian Cappins, who he is the Triathlon Islands as Republic of Palau, champion last years Tagaman. Republic of Marshall Islands, He is very surprised beating Yap State, Chuuk State, Phonpei Hideya Miyazuki, a second State, Kosrae State, Territory of placer in last Saturday's swim- Guam and the CNMI. bike-run. The sport events are; Cappins whocouldn'tbeleived underwater fishing, Micro­ himself, said, "This is probably nesian all around coconut my best run ever. I'm surpised husking, tree climbing, swiming, beating Miyazuki and I think he track and field, basketball, is the fastest runner I've meet. volleyball, tennis, table tennis Cappins who is running very and baseball. (More sports stories fast but scared from his in Friday edition of the Variety.) com petitors said, "I sensed Photos by HENRY S. SOLIS Tagaman participants start to swim on 1.5 kilometer at the back of Hafa Adai Beach Hotel. Miyazuki at the start of the swim. I didn't see him behind me but 1 feel he was closer to me. So that pressure will kept me going." Cappins Said. Japan's Hideya Miyazuki, who j ust won the Triathlon last month competition with Noriko Katsumata was the first on womens division at the 20th overall finishes at 3 hours 24 minutes and 41 seconds. Guam Triathlete's Tony Papanga was the first placer in overall and Margot Bean was the first on womens division. Cappins, a Hawaiian nat-ional finished in 2 hours 49 minutes and 35 seconds and the second placer Hideya Miyakuza of Japan, who is behind Cappins for only more than 1 minute finished in 2 hours 50 minutes and 49 seconds. Saipan's top finisher Mike Newman finished at 3 hours 32 minutes and 14 seconds in the 32nd overall. The last finisher Judy Hill of Guam, 52 who had a hard time with a dramatic ending from running-walking-running along Beach road from Microl Corporation up to the finish line with a motorkeyed and ambulance following her. Hill, the oldest in women division she proved it in swim- bike-run that she can make it even the last minute before 12 noon. The Tagaman title came from the origin of aTaga, a Chamorro Judy Hill made it in last 2 minutes before noon. Jen Allred and Ken Davico of Guam are trying to be a Wonderwoman an a Superman.

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